The Untouchables Edit

A convoy of 5 10 trucks with good Canadian whiskey ...

A huge international shipment's coming.

A man ...

A man becomes pre eminent, he's expected to have enthusiasms.

A man should take care, see that nothin' happens to them.

A man stands alone at the plate.

A man undercover here for some time now.

A message from my wife.

About face!

Ah, bullshit! Fuckin' bullshit! Look at yourself! Look at yourself!

Al says we got to get out of town until he can fix this subpoena thing.

All aboard.

All right ... Okay, I want to know the name of the bookkeeper.

All right now ... Let's do some good!

All right, all right, but I got nothin' to say to ya.

All right, all the way down and no stops.

All right, boys, I think that's enough.

All right, stand easy, son. I want to ask you something.

All right! Drop the gun!

All right! Enough of this running shit!

All right! Move out!

All right.

All right. How do we link him to the money?

All this stuff is impounded! You're all under arrest!

Amen.

An article, which I believe appeared in a newspaper, asked why,

And all the business is legitimate, and none is owned by Al Capone.

And all this talk of bootlegging. What is bootlegging?

And as we are going to enforce the law, we must do first by example.

And conspiring to evade Federal Income Tax.

And enter a plea of Guilty.

And he won't go into court without a witness.

And I know that you will put a stop to them.

And I tried to save your life.

And I'll tell you how I feel about prohibition.

And if you believe that, I'll tell you another.

And in that neighbourhood it might've been true.

And not by anybody I employ. And I tell you why, because it's not good business.

And policemen.

And put your man down.

And sometimes your reputation follows you.

And surprise, as you very well know, Mr. Ness, is half the battle.

And that this is real for you, that these men cause us tragedy.

And that's why I'm walkin' the beat. Thank you, no.

And the one I want to try first ... is this.

And then what are you prepared to do?

And then, we bust through ...

And what are you doin' in a club for cops, Jimmy?

And what of your reputation is that you control your business through violence?

And without Capone's bookkeeper, Walter Payne.

And you do that, now.

And you got a heading here ... 'Circuit Court'.

And you personally distributed monies ...

And you will decipher these coded entries for us?

And you've still got some energy left?

Andy! She's boilin' over!

Anything happens, shoot first. You understand me?

Anything you say, Mr. Ness.

Are there any questions?

Are you all right? Thank you.

Are you crazy? You're crazy. I warned you to get out of town.

Are you gonna go after the organisation?

Are you my 'tutor'?

Are you okay, pal?

Are you ready to do that?

Are you ready to meet the men?

At ease!

At risk to more than our standing. So don't you dare stop now.

At the request of the City of Chicago, the federal Government, specifically ...

Bahama Ship to Shore, Miss Lucy Togs ... the list is endless!

Bailiff, clear the courtroom!

Bailiff, I want you to switch the juries.

Bailiff! Bailiff!

Barry! I want you to meet Mr. Eliot Ness.

Barry? Who is consistently the best shot of this class?

Baseball!

Bats himself the live long day, Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb, and so on.

Because he'll do the same to you.

Because I swore to uphold the law.

Because they won't give up the fight until one of you is dead.

Believe me, I understand.

Brings a knife to a gun fight.

But ... I get nowhere unless the team wins.

But ... I just think it got ... more important to me ...

But he's paid no taxes, nothing's in his name.

But I'm not doing them right now.

But in the field, what?

But it's against the law.

But now we must be pure, and I want you to stop.

But they're angered at me. So what do they do?

But we can get him on income tax evasion if we can show ...

By my office this morning, for the crime of evading ...

Can we step outside?

Carry a gun.

Catherine!

Catherine?!

Charge!

Christ!

Cleaning up a little.

Closer in ... Oh, that's great. Okay, ready? Hold it.

Come in.

Come on here, Capone. You want to fight? You and me, right here?

Come on! Come on, let's get out of here.

Could help ... the force.

Could we speak to you a minute, please?

Could we talk for a minute? I'm John O'Shea, Alderman ...

Cover the south entrance.

Damn it, I can't, it'll break.

Did he sound anything like that?

Didn't you see him? He just went down in the service elevator.

Do we understand each other?

Do you consider yourself a crusader, is that it?

Do you have any political ambitions?

Do you know what a blood oath is, Mr. Ness?

Do you really want to get him? You see what I'm saying?

Do you want to tell me?

Doctor up some income tax, for which they got no case, to annoy me.

Don't cry, sweetheart. We're almost home.

Don't just stand there! Harass me!

Don't let those cars off the bridge!

Don't push me.

Don't tell me about makin' a fool out of yourself.

Don't wait for it to happen, don't even want it to happen.

Don't worry about it, Pops, we won't come back.

Don't you have more important things to do?

Don't! I'm gonna tell ya whatever ya want. What do ya want to know?

Don't. Let him go.

Drive to the station. She'll let you know where to go when you get there.

Easy ...

Easy. It's me. It's me!

Eliot Ness, Special Agent of the Treasury Department.

Eliot Ness.

Eliot, I want you to do one more thing for me.

Eliot!

Eliot? Okay, it's all right!

Enthusiasms ...

Enthusiasms ...

Everybody knows where the booze is. The problem isn't finding it.

Excuse me, that's all. Thank you.

Excuse me.

Federal officer. You're under arrest for violations of the Volstead Act.

Fine. But that man does not go back into that courtroom.

Finger out of the trigger guard! Eject those cartridges!

First, who can you trust? Nobody. The cops, nobody.

For individual achievement.

For ten years I can't say that I'm a cop for the shit that's goin' on!

For which I must commend the excellent work ...

Geez, I'm sorry.

Gentlemen! A subpoena was issued for Alphonse Capone ...

George Stone, that's your name?

George, the count's right.

Get 'em up. Drop it.

Get back to the D.A. And stall him.

Get him out of here.

Get it off the tree ...

Get it off the tree.

Get me the bailiff.

Get out of here, ya dago bastard!

Get over here! Leave the stuff in the cars!

Get some support. What do you say? Let's be real, let me help you.

Get this shit out of the way!

Get your hands off. You owe me, Jimmy, I don't owe you nothin'.

Go on and live the charade, with your soft clothes and federal stooges.

Go on, get your ass out of here!

Go to sleep, Oscar.

Go!

God bless Mommy, God bless Annie, God bless Daddy. Amen.

God, didn't ya hear what I said?!

God, you're beautiful.

Goddamn! Stone!

Going over ... kitchen colour charts or something.

Good night.

Good. Give me that axe.

Good. The Department of the Treasury's had ...

Goodbye, George.

Green Light Laundry, Midwest Cabs, Jolly Time Playthings ...

He dies, and you ain't got nothin'.

He has not filed a return since 1926.

He is to be seconded to the Treasury Department. We have the full ...

He says he can't be unprotected.

He says he won't make a fool out of himself,

He sends one of yours to hospital, you send one of his to the morgue!

He will be bringing full payment for the shipment in cash.

He will not go into court without a witness ...

He'd have wanted a cop to have it.

He's as dead as Julius Caesar.

He's at the D.A. 's.

He's been saying, "I will speak up."

He's crazy! Don't let him do this, I'll tell you what you want to know!

He's dead! And the D.A. Is gonna drop the case!

He's in the car.

He's on this train.

Hello?

Hello.

Hello.

Here endeth the lesson.

Here endeth the lesson.

Here I am, Treasury Man. Come on! Harass me!

Here we go. You ready?

Here?!

Here. Sit down.

Here's how you get Capone: He pulls a knife, you pull a gun.

Hey ... Wait a minute!

Hey, come on, you, on your feet!

Hey, Mister! Wait!

Hey! Nice house!

Hey! This isn't right! Hey! This is no good!

His name wasn't in the ledger!

Hold it right there!

Holy mackerel, Andy! Listen to that Bearcat motor!

How come I'm walkin' the beat, then, at my age?

How did you know I had a gun?

How do you come by this information?

How do you think Capone knew about your raid the other night?

How do you think he feels now? Better ... or worse?

How is everything there?

I am content that I have done right. That man must be stopped, you must ...

I and other agents of the Treasury will be working ...

I came here to thank you.

I came up to congratulate you on a job well done.

I can't believe it!

I didn't ask you, and I don't care!

I do not approve of your methods!

I do now, don't I?

I don't know.

I don't understand it. What does Capone have?

I don't want this to turn into something. I'll lead you out.

I get the big scoop, you make a big splash.

I got it out of Nitti's coat. Where is Nitti?

I got the fellow with the satchel.

I grew up in a tough neighbourhood.

I guess this is goodbye.

I had a rough day on the job.

I had an idea.

I have men out there risking more than that.

I have one more thing to say.

I have sworn to put this man away,

I have taken this as far as it can go.

I have. I have forsworn myself. I have broken laws I swore to defend.

I just happened to be there when the wheel went round.

I just need one more piece of information.

I know that many of you take a drink.

I know.

I know. I should have been here. I wanted to be here.

I know. I understand, I do.

I love you, Eliot.

I love you, too.

I need a small group of men, handpicked, starting with you.

I need to know where this guy is, and I need to know now!

I need you to help me to translate this book!

I pray to God that if I ever have a grievance,

I promise I will.

I really wasn't sure if we'd make it or not.

I said ...

I said hold it!

I said that is correct.

I said that you're a lyin' member of a no good race.

I said that your friend died screaming like a stuck Irish pig.

I said, drop it!

I said, I will.

I said, never stop fighting till the fight is done.

I said, nice house! Do you live there?

I said, we can prosecute him for income tax evasion!

I suppose his middle name will be Law.

I think I know how to find this guy.

I think there's nothing like vaudeville.

I thought I'd go downstairs, some work to do for tomorrow.

I told him his name was in the ledger, too.

I wanna hear that Stutz Bearcat engine, boy!

I want a complete translation of the code. I want a complete ...

I want his family dead, his house burnt to the ground!

I want to ... thank you for this.

I want to get Capone. I don't know how.

I want to hurt the man, Malone! You hear me?!

I want to piss on his ashes!

I want to take the battle to him. I want to hurt Capone.

I want you to bring that jury in here and take this jury to his court.

I want you to get this fuck where he breathes! I want Eliot Ness dead!

I want you to go next door to Judge Hoffman's Court,

I want you to write down the names of your superiors and contacts.

I will.

I would have just a little more self respect.

I'd hate to see it happen to someone I know.

I'd like to request to stick around.

I'll be the judge of what I must do, Mr. Ness.

I'll have your ass hangin' from the flagpole in the mornin'.

I'll take it from here, sir. Thank you very much for your help.

I'll tell you one more thing. In an all out prize fight,

I'm ... I'm so sorry.

I'm a businessman.

I'm askin' you for help.

I'm askin' Your Honour, is this justice?

I'm bein' good to you, you got to be good to me.

I'm concerned about the size of these barrels!

I'm goin' out there for myself.

I'm going home.

I'm gonna count to three.

I'm gonna give you the ledger, everything is in the book.

I'm gonna rat you out for all the shit that I know that you've done!

I'm gonna talk!

I'm gonna turn you over!

I'm making you a deal. Do you want this deal?

I'm not buyin' any.

I'm not fuckin' with you! We'll have that information one way or another.

I'm not gonna ask you a second time.

I'm okay.

I'm responding to the will of the people.

I'm right here, honey. Here we go.

I'm sorry, Mr. Ness, you'll have to give it back.

I'm sorry. Please.

I'm talkin' to you. Did you come here to open a shooting gallery?

I'm walkin' out with the bookkeeper.

I've been assigned here by the Washington Bureau.

I've found a financial disbursement pattern which shows some irregu ...

If any of these coded entries indicate payment to Capone,

If his team don't field ... what is he?

If I'm such a good cop ...

If we can establish any payments to him,

If you have to fire, hold low and squeeze.

If you open the ball on these people,

If you walk through this door, you're walking into a world of trouble.

If you want to keep a secret, don't tell the boss.

If you were a man, you would've done it now! You got nothin', you punk!

If you'd like to come with me, I need your help.

If you're afraid of getting a rotten apple, don't go to the barrel.

Il Santo Jude. He's the patron saint of lost causes.

In a three year period I personally disbursed monies to Mr. Capone ...

In excess of one and a third million dollars.

In fact, when she gets out, she wants to repaint the house.

In Roman times, when a fellow tried to bribe a public official,

Is now boarding on track 33. All aboard!

Is something wrong?

Is that it?

Is there some problem I can help you with?

Is this justice?

Isn't it just another showpiece programme?

Isn't that just like a wop?

Isn't this fun? You're being such a good boy, sweetheart.

It appears so. It appears so to Mr. Wallace.

It is the law of the land.

It owns Canadian Holding Company Associations, which owns in turn ...

It was ...

It'll be a fast trial.

It's all right.

It's always a crime when a young guy goes down in the line, Jimmy.

It's nice being married, eh?

It's not a question of whether it's 'a harmless drink'. It may well be.

It's not supposed to be good. It's supposed to be bought.

It's okay if I get a picture of you and your men?

It's right here.

Jesus Christ!

Jimmy!

John, I thought that was all settled. I thought we liked John.

Just follow me.

Just here. I'm just gonna leave this right here.

Just remember what we talked about now.

Just tell me, are you being careful?

Just watch what does happen.

Kiss.

Lay the revolver on the ledge and stand back!

Leave us alone down here, we've got everything we need.

Leaving at 12:05 on track 33. All aboard!

Let him through here.

Let me pay you the compliment of being blunt.

Let's cover the doors! Don't let anybody out!

Let's cut the woofing, pal. You tell me,

Let's go!

Let's go.

Let's take the fight to them, gentlemen!

Life goes on.

Like what his name is.

Liquor raid.

Liquor, huh?

Listen, I can do a lot for you, what you're tryin' to do.

Listen, Mr. Ness ...

Little girl's havin' a birthday, huh?

Look at this guy, this guy, he's so serious.

Look at this!

Looks, throws, catches, hustles. Part of one big team.

Losing is half the battle. Let's think about what is all the battle.

Lost causes, policemen ...

Make sure when your shift is over you go home alive.

Malone, you and I will take the men ...

Malone!

Malone!

Malone.

Members of the police and to Alphonse Capone.

Mike, you got a minute?

Mister Ness!

Mister! Wait! You forgot your brief ...

Move it! Move it, Georgie!

Move, move!

Mr. Burns, where's Mr. Wallace?

Mr. Capone could have up to 28 years.

Mr. Ness ... I think he would have wanted you to have that.

Mr. Ness, are you doin' okay? I think you'd better see this.

Mr. Ness, I wish I'd met you ten years and ... twenty pounds ago.

Mr. Ness, Lieutenant Alderson, the Flying Squad.

Mr. Ness, take a look at this.

Mr. Ness, we got a ledger here listing payments to Chicago City officials.

Mr. Ness! Any comment for the record?

Mr. Ness! Of what does this programme consist?

Mr. Ness?

Mr. Ness? This is very interesting.

Mr. Ness. Look, I was just ...

Mrs. Ness, I think your husband just became the man who got Al Capone.

Much more diverting than accounting.

My little girl that got killed with that bomb.

My question is, are we done?

Ness! I am just a poor beat cop.

Never stop fighting till the fight is done.

Nice to be married, huh?

Nice to have a family.

No ... it'll be Edgar.

No one.

No, he didn't have a family.

No, you do it however you want.

No.

No. Malone. No.

No. No, no!

No. Thank you.

Not talk to him for spittin' on the sidewalk.

Not this ... Not this man ...

Not this way.

Nothin'. There's nothin' you can make out of it.

Now boarding on track 33. All aboard!

Now he does.

Now it's time to go to work.

Now you think about that when I beat the rap.

Now you're a long way from the Southside, George.

Now, ask him what you want to know.

Now, do you want to do that?

Now, don't let him clean himself until after he talks.

Now, go!

Now, I have done nothing to hurt these people.

Now, shoo.

Now, the meet is to take place just over the border on the American side.

Now, what do you think you're doing?

Now! What are you prepared to do?!

Of Eliot Ness and his squad of Untouchables.

Oh, a lot of work.

Oh, God. Call an ambulance!

Oh, I like him.

Oh, Jesus.

Oh, no.

Oh, please, don't waste my time with that bullshit.

Oh, she does?

Oh, yes, much more diverting than accounting.

Okay, let's go.

Okay, pal, why the Mohaska?

Okay, we see yous tonight.

Okay. Just shut up.

Okay. Let's go.

On the boat it's bootlegging, on Lake Shore Drive it's hospitality.

One more? Jimmy!

One more. Here we go.

One picture, come on, one picture.

One.

Or The One Good Cop in the Bad Town? Is that what you want to hear?

Or you're going to hospital or the fuckin' morgue!

Order!

Order!

Oscar Wallace.

Oscar.

Overruled.

Part of a team.

People are gonna drink. We all know that. All I do is act on that.

Please don't search for the yearbook answer. Just tell me what you think.

Please, let me take it from here. You've been such a great help.

Please, why did he switch the jury?

Please.

Preseuski.

Put your hands in the air, you're under arrest.

Remember, the liquor cases are marked with the red maple leaf.

Remind me to get a present for my daughter.

Represent cash disbursement to all levels of city officials,

Round the back.

See? Or else he dies.

Share your good fortune on such a lovely day.

She wanted to know if I was all right.

She's sitting in some room surrounded by people she doesn't know,

Shoot to kill.

Shots! Shots! I heard shots!

Shut up. I'm working.

Since it would seem that you are in effect the Mayor of Chicago,

Sir?

So I hope that you have signed on for some action.

So much violence.

So tomorrow morning the D.A. Will announce that he's dropping the case.

So we must cover the ground to the bridge as quickly as possible.

So we sat in at a game that was above our head?

So, he gets into the snowplough, and he says, "Let's do some good".

Some part of the world still cares what colour the kitchen is.

Some people say, reformers here say:

Somebody messes with me, I'm gonna mess with him.

Somebody steals from me, I'm gonna say 'you stole',

Sometimes it's better not to get involved.

Sorry, Mr. Payne, I can't hear you.

Stay back, everybody stay back, right now.

Stay right there. Stay right there, honey.

Stay right there. Stay right there.

Stay there! Keep your eye on the street!

Stay! Malone ...

Stay. Stay.

Stone, take the first car!

Stone!

Stone!

Stone!

Stone! Out here.

Stone's gonna be all right.

Stop!

Sunny day, the stands are full of fans. What does he have to say?

Surprise is half the battle. Many things are half the battle.

Take a day off. Get out of the city for a while.

Take him.

Take it easy! It'll all happen in time.

Take it easy.

Take off your hat.

Teamwork ...

Tell him I know where Payne is and to meet me at my place.

Thank you again, this is so wonderful.

Thank you so much. We're almost there.

Thank you, Captain.

Thank you, Lieutenant. Thank you.

Thank you, sir.

Thank you. There goes the next Chief of Police.

That a large shipment of Canadian whiskey has arrived in Chicago.

That any of the 'organisation' business money is going to him.

That is my callbox key. And that is Saint Jude.

That means you, too.

That those that don't purchase your product are dealt with violently.

That's all right, sweetie. You be careful crossin' the street.

That's all you need, one thieving wop on the team!

That's good, Andy. Let's start up the thing and take a little ride.

That's it, come on!

That's much better than you, you stinkin' Irish pig.

That's the Chicago way! And that's how you get Capone.

That's the second rule of police work:

The bookkeeper and me are drivin' away.

The bookkeeper's no good to us dead.

The Canadians will not show until I flash the badge.

The car's in the yard. When ya get him there, don't answer the phone.

The Department of the Treasury has inaugurated a programme ...

The green beer you're peddlin' ain't any good.

The man in the front row wearing a white suit is carrying a gun.

The phone!

The problem is who wants to cross Capone. Let's go.

The son of a bitch is wearing a gun in court.

The things you see when you're out without your gun.

The Treasury Agent is in a grey suit with a white scarf.

The two coded entries in this ledger ...

Then leave it alone.

Then she'll find the house too small, you'll have to move.

Then stamp your feet. It'll keep you warm.

Then we can put Capone away.

There he stands alone.

There is a large and popular business which you are causing dismay.

There is only one way to deal with such men, and that is hunt them down.

There is violence in Chicago, but not by me ...

There's a time when I think you have to cut your losses.

There's no turning back. Do you understand?

They are going to ...

They say they're going to repeal prohibition.

They would cut off his nose, sew him in a bag ...

They've been bribed.

This constitutes no evidence. I'm not about to allow ...

This is a place for cops.

This is Stone, Treasury Department, 1634 Racine, we need an ambulance.

This is the final call for the Miami Flier,

This is the job.

This is the time for what?

This kid's a prodigy.

This man can finger Al Capone, put him behind bars.

This town stinks like a whorehouse at low tide.

This? You want this?

Three.

Throw it in the back seat. Now, let me get the thing started.

Thus taking them by surprise from the rear.

To deal with the flow of illegal liquor and the violence it creates.

To harass a peaceful man.

To Mr. Capone?

To protect and serve ... To protect and ...

To speak to me like men? No.

To stay alive.

Tough guy!

Train's leavin' for Miami 12:05, Mr. Ness.

Translate this ledger for us!

Treasury Department. How are you? We need a recruit for extended duty.

Try a murderer for not paying his taxes?!

Two ball, down.

Two!

Two.

Vast, undeclared monies ...

Wait a second! Is this the law? What's goin' on here?

Walter?

Want to rub Eskimo? Butterfly?

We are a little in the dark here, but any ideas you may have ...

We are busy with several large operations. What can I do for you?

We can prosecute him for income tax evasion.

We have a lead, and we are following that lead ...

We have Wallace's files and the ledgers.

We laugh because it's funny, and we laugh because it's true.

We made a deal, we're gonna stick to it, okay?

We need another man.

We used to say, "You can get further with a kind word and a gun" ...

We want to confiscate the liquor and the cash.

We will engage from the Canadian side of the bridge.

We'll be there.

We're almost home. We're almost home.

We're leavin' tonight.

We're nailing the lid on his coffin, and he's smiling.

We've got the time, the place and the whole shebang.

We've received word from this informant ...

Well ... that's the thing you fear, isn't it?

Well, actually, yes, sir, I do.

Well, Georgie boy! Well, what have we got here?

Well, I tell ya, it's touching. Like a lot of things in life,

Well, I'm glad to have you here, Mr. Wallace. Would you excuse me?

Well, it's better than nothing.

Well, maybe I'm that Whore with a Heart of Gold.

Well, no, I understand.

Well, the Lord hates a coward.

Well, then you've done your duty. Go home and sleep well tonight.

Well, then, a Merry Christmas, we've got some great news.

Well, then, you just fulfilled the first rule of law enforcement.

Well, what are we doin' standin' here, then?

Well, what's happened?

Well, why don't you come up and brush my hair? You 'Detective'.

What am I, alone in this world? Did I ask you what you're tryin' to do?

What are mine?

What are you waitin' for?

What are you, deaf?!

What are your real plans? What have you got coming up?

What did you say?

What did you tell him?

What do I look like to you? Do somethin'!

What do you think?

What do you want, a free lesson in police work?

What draws my admiration? What is that which gives me joy?

What I hope I'm doing, and here's where your English paper's got a point is,

What is it that the guy says?

What is this, 'war'? And 'police precincts'?

What is this, a game?!

What is this?

What qualifications do you have for the job?

What the hell are you dressed for? Halloween?

What the hell kind of police do you have in this goddamn city?

What the hell! You got to die of somethin'.

What you've done before today is not my concern.

What?

What?

What? What?!

What's he talking about?

What's that you said?

What's that?

What's the matter? Can't you talk with a gun in your mouth?

What's your name and unit?

When one guy's left standing, that's how you know who won.

When they're on the road and have given the signal,

Where are you from, Stone?

Where are you going?

Where the hell are we going, for a swim? Get out of the rain, you fool.

Where they've just begun hearing a divorce action.

Where? The circus?

Who the hell do ya think ya are?

Who would claim to be that, who was not?

Whoa, it's all right.

Whoopsy daisy, pick up the door there, Andy.

Why don't you guys just fuck off?!

Why don't you just cross the street and let things take their course?

Why don't you kiss my ass?

Why?

Will be met by a high level member of the Capone organisation.

With a wild animal, and throw that bag in the river.

With any and all legal means at my disposal, and I will do so.

With reports from stake outs on the North and West side, and ...

With the Chicago Police ...

Would you come in here, please?

Would you excuse me?

Would you excuse us?

Would you excuse us?

Would you repeat that amount, please?

Would you tell us the amounts?

Yeah, I like him, too.

Yeah, it sounds like the bear is chasin' that cat all round it!

Yeah, okay.

Yeah, start it up, Andy.

Yeah? Well, you're not from Chicago.

Yeah.

Yeah. But not for publication. Just for us!

Yeah. I'm gonna come see you burn, you son of a bitch!

Yeah. There he is! Go get him!

Yes, I am.

Yes, I did.

Yes, I do.

Yes, I heard it on the radio.

Yes, I know who you are.

Yes, I think we're done.

Yes, I was.

Yes, it is.

Yes, Mr. Ness.

Yes, sir, that I am.

Yes? On what basis? I'm not gonna make a fool ...

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

You afraid to come out from behind your men, to stand up for yourself?

You all have your spare shells?

You all right?

You can be tough in Leavenworth for 30 years.

You did? You're gonna come with Daddy now, okay?

You enjoy the tactical aspects of law enforcement, Oscar?

You fellows are 'untouchable', is that it? No one can get to you?

You follow me?

You fuck, you got nothin'! You're nothin' but talk and a badge.

You give her my love.

You gonna be all right?

You got a beef? What is it?

You got a heading here, 'Circuit Court'. What is this?

You got a lot of money changing hands in this book.

You got five seconds to make up your mind.

You just joined the Treasury Department, son.

You just turned your back on an armed man.

You know he's making over $3 million a year?

You know what I mean?

You learn something, 20 years walking the beat.

You must be prepared to go all the way.

You said you wanted to know how to get Capone.

You see, it's ... because I know that you have children, too.

You should have seen us last night.

You talk to me like that in front of my son? Fuck you and your family!

You tell Capone ... that I'll see him in hell.

You tell your master that we must agree to ... disagree!

You thugs!

You understand?

You want this?

You want to stay on the beat? You do that.

You want to take your picture, take it now.

You want to throw garbage? Throw it in the goddamn trash basket.

You were in charge of disbursements for Mr. Capone?

You will hang high unless you cooperate.

You?! You fuckin' run with the dagos! They've ruined this town.

You'd better be damn sure, Malone.

You'll do the whole thing in the joint unless you help us.

You'll have to read about it in the paper.

You'll make a good first impression.

You're a good cop, Giuseppe.

You're dead.

You're doing good. You're gonna do just fine.

You're fuckin' nuts, man! You're out of your fuckin' mind!

You're gonna be beggin' to talk!

You're gonna fight it out and we'll have a case.

You're here because you got nothin' in court, no bookkeeper, nothin'!

You're not simply being appointed to that position.

You're nothin' but a lot of talk and a badge!

You're nothin' but a lot of talk and a badge!

You're nothin' but a lot of talk and a badge.

You're such a gentleman. It's so kind of you to help me.

Your attention, please. May I have your attention, please?

Your attention, please. The Miami Flier departs at 12:05 from 33.

Your attention, please. The Miami Flier, leaving at 12:05,

Your attention, please. The Miami Flier, leaving at 12:05,

Your Honour, I object!

Your Honour, the truth is that Capone is a killer and he will go free.

Your Honour, we'd like to withdraw our plea of Not Guilty,

Your Honour! Is that justice?

55 gallons to the barrel.

1634 Racine ... You know, I used to have a friend who lived there.

'Cause nobody wants you here. Then why are you helping me?

A return ...? An income tax return.

Al Capone. We have no Mr. Capone ...

Al! Al! Mr. Capone!

Amen. God bless ...

An accountant? Yes, and the Bureau sent me here ...

Anybody knocks on the door ... Come out shooting. I got it.

Are either of the men married? No.

Are they okay? Yeah.

Are those instructions clear? Yes, sir, they're clear.

Are you going home now? I was about to.

At ease. Smoke 'em if you got 'em.

Bailiff. Yes, sir.

Been with the unit long? A short while.

Book ... The bookkeeper?

Bookkeeper! The bookkeeper? What?

Bookkeeper. What?

But why should I, though? Because you're a good cop.

Captain? We will await their signal.

Careful as mice. Are you making progress?

Come on, answer the questions. It's not just a showpiece.

Congratulations! What's his name? John.

Dames! Boozin'!

Did he say the service elevator? Yes.

Did you check it already? Yes, I did.

Did you hear what I said? Yes, I did. Shoot to kill.

Do you understand me? Yes, sir.

Eliot! What?!

Eskimo and butterfly, Dad. Okay.

Everybody ... What are you doin' here?

Federal officers! Get your hands in the air!

From the Southside. Stone?

Get up against it. You heard him. Now, up against it!

Giuseppe Petri. Geez, I knew it!

Good night, Daddy. Good night, little girl.

Good. Williamson!

Goodness, it's nice to be married. If you can stand the pain.

Guilty? Order in the court!

He died like a pig. What did you say?

He is not to be arrested. A grey suit and a white scarf.

He's gonna give up. He won't do it without a witness.

Here are the codes. Give me that.

Here, let me. Get your bags. Oh, thank you so much. Thank you.

Hold it! Please ...

How are we doin'? Capone's organisation is diverse.

How are we doin'? Okay.

How do you know that? You told me.

How's everyone at your house today? They're fine.

I don't care. You don't care.

I had to kill him. Oh, yeah.

I just risked my life for ya. I need to find that bookkeeper.

I know, get him. We have no Mr. Capone ...

I suppose we all want to do well. Yes, sir.

I think ... Do somethin' here.

I want that son of a bitch dead! We're trying to locate ...

I'll tell ya what ya want to know! Shut up! I'm not kiddin'!

I'm here with permission. Who gave you permission?

I'm not the one under indictment. Everything on the table.

I'm sorry to hear that. But she'll be all right.

I'm sorry? You heard me.

I've got a permit for that. Fine, let's see it.

If they knew it was me, I'm dead. I need to find that bookkeeper.

If we don't stay on top ... That'll do. Thank you.

In hell. In hell?!

Income tax. Yes, sir.

Is your Mama well? She has a little cold.

It'll be J. Edgar ... I don't think so.

It's Eddie. Come in, Eddie.

Jimmy ...? What?

John? Yeah. John James.

Jolly Time Playthings? Yes.

Legally, he receives no income. He doesn't receive anything?

Let me ride along with you. No. Can't help you.

Let me see. Give him his gun back.

Look at this! What is this?

Look! Here they come! Mounties! Let's get out of here!

Mister! You tell your Mama that ...

Mr. Ness! Sorry, let him through here.

Mr. Ness? Yes?

Mr. Ness? Yes.

Mr. Ness? You have a visitor. Mister Ness!

Mr. Ness. Thank you, Chief.

My baby! Stay there. He's all right.

My people are being killed. We're your people!

No, no! Easy ... Easy!

No! Here, take it.

No. I really can't thank you enough.

Nobody moves! This is a raid!

Not that way. Out. You're gonna talk!

Now, how can I help you? Just work with me.

Now, who can you trust? I can trust nobody.

Oh, God ... Federal officer. Hands in the air.

One and a third million dollars. Thank you very much.

One! Will you stop it!

Patron saint of policemen? Everybody needs a friend.

Perhaps you didn't hear me. Eliot?

Progress? Yes?

Really? Yes.

So she's okay? Yeah, she's okay.

Somebody on the cops told him. Right. Welcome to Chicago.

Something you want here? My friend was killed today.

Stone? Yes, sir.

Team! Team.

Tear the place apart! I mean now, get him out!

That's correct. Excuse me?

That's it. Are your men ready? Yes, sir. They are.

That's the sorry truth. Then, where are we gonna get help?

That's what I think. Now, are you ready to go to work?

The bookkeeper, he's on this train? Yes.

There you go. Thank you.

They're gonna burn you, buddy. Yeah?

This is a dead man talkin' to me. Is it?

Wait a minute, stall him with what? Just do as I say.

Wallace, are you cold? Yes, I am, a little.

Wallace! Wallace! Here, let's take the stairs.

Want part of a sandwich? No, thank you, sir.

We got Al Capone, Frank Nitti ... I think that's enough for today.

We got to bust these guys. I know we got to.

We'll call ... From the corner.

We'll call, let it ring ... Twice.

Well, he's got a lot on his mind. He does?

Well, here we are. What are we doing here?

What about that court case? I'm gonna tell ya somethin'.

What are you doin'? Shut the fuck up!

What are you doin'? Shut up!

What are you prepared to do now? What would you have me do?

What are you prepared to do? Everything within the law.

What did your wife want? She wanted to know if I was ...

What do you do at the Bureau? Oh, I'm an accountant.

What do you think he's gonna do? Keep your mouth off that!

What do you think of prohibition? Do you drink, Mr. Ness?

What do you want? I'd like to talk to you.

What I think? I ... You ...

What is it? That's the jury list, Mr. Ness.

What is that? Mr. Ness, you're an educated man.

What is that? What is that?

What was it, a boy or a girl? Boy.

What were you doing up? I had to finish my ironing.

What will you do then? I think I'll have a drink.

What? 1634 Racine!

What? Easy.

What? They got the shipment.

What? You heard me, Capone. It's over.

What?! I got to tell you, congratulations!

What?! They got the whole shipment.

What's the maximum he could get? If convicted on all counts,

What's this? Empty all your pockets, all of it.

What's your real name? That is my real name.

Where are we going? On a liquor raid.

Where are we going? These walls have ears.

Where are you going? What?

Where's Malone? On the stake out. He'll be here.

Where's the baby? She's upstairs. Eliot!

Which do you want to be? I want to be a cop.

Which entry is Al Capone? A. Costa, is that his code name?

Who's this guy? He's on Malone's list. He's okay.

Why are you packin' the gun? I'm a Treasury Officer.

Why do you want to join the force? To protect and ...

Why do you want to join the force? To protect the property and ...

Williamson and Stone. Call them out, one at a time.

Would you rather it was you? No, I would not.

Yeah, let me open the door here. Yeah, go ahead.

Yeah, Stone. Give me Ness.

Yes, what is it? God, I'm with a heathen.

Yes. Good. 'Cause you just took one.

Yes. Like what?

You can help ... With the force.

You carry a badge? Yes.

You dirty son of a bitch! Enough out of you.

You do? Yes.

You got a warrant? Sure! Here's my warrant.

You got him? Yeah, I got him.

You had a full day today, though? Yes, I certainly did.

You keep an eye out at all times ... Take it easy, we'll be fine.

You married? Yes, sir, I am.

You nervous? No, sir.

You ready? Ready.

You sure the cop's okay? He'd better be, he's my cousin.

You want to do the mat now? Yeah! Come on, you son of a bitch!

You're a Treasury officer. I just told you I was.

You're going inside for all day! Is that what you want?

You're making a mistake. I'm beginning to enjoy my mistakes.

You're married. I don't want any married men.

You're out of order. What's goin' on?

You've broken the law ... Eliot!

'Cause you killed my friend!

'I pray the Lord my soul to keep'

'I pray the Lord my soul to take'

'If I should die before I wake'

'Now I lay me down to sleep'

'The man who put Al Capone on the spot.'

'To protect the property and the citizenry ... '

"Mr. Frank Nitti, all possible courtesy and consideration."

"Put that man in jail, what does he think he is doing?"

"than you can with just a kind word."

"To Whom It May Concern. Please extend to the bearer,"

"William Thompson, Mayor of the City of Chicago."

$100,000 for 40 barrels. Make sure there are no empties.