Silly field gone fast with the.
It's a death defying life.
Take my chances.
I've died for a little.
Just watch my leading ladies.
Kiss some other guy while I'm bandaging my
knee.
Never
spent much time in school, but I've taught
ladies plenty.
It's true I hire my body out the bay.
Over Cheryl Teague's blown up for rockin'.
Well, now hey, it's only hey.
Hey, hey, I might jump.
An open drawbridge
for toys and men.
It makes Eastwood look so fun.
Now let's really pour it on.
Okay, Jody, I'm ready if you are.
Okay.
How about you, Jody?
I'll let you know.
I'll see you later.
I gotta go change.
See ya.
That was some fancy driving.
Oh, easy.
Close encounter with an airbag.
Oh, I'm sorry.
I used to do that to Stan all the time.
I'd be so happy to see
him after a stunt that
I'd just forget he was
one great big bruise.
I'll bet he never complained.
Have a seat.
Colt,
I want to thank you for letting me bring
Phil down here.
Well... It's the first time I've seen
him smile since before Stan died.
Well, you know, he and his dad were pretty
inseparable.
It's only been five months.
It's gonna take him a while to adjust.
I don't know.
He never wants to talk about it.
It's like he's angry at the world.
What?
What?
What?
What?
Ever since he moved to the new apartment,
he's in one fight after another.
I was wondering if maybe you could talk to
him.
He might open up a little to you.
Sure, I will.
Where is he?
Howie took him over to Pallop.
Colt, that stunt was awesome.
I'm gonna be a stuntman like you,
like Dad was.
Well, there's no reason you can't be.
Maybe I can...
quit school next year and start as your
apprentice or something.
I'll be 16.
I can legally drop out.
Yeah, well, we'll talk about that,
Phil.
Say, Howie and I have two tickets to the
baseball game tomorrow.
Now that Howie
can't go... I can't?
No, you can't.
And if Mom here
doesn't object... Mom?
Please.
Sure.
All right.
Good.
I'll see you tomorrow, Colt.
Okay.
Bye.
Bye, Howie.
Colt, I'm the one who got those tickets
and invited you.
I'm sorry, Keith.
Next time, maybe I can go with you.
Yeah.
I still can't believe you're the one who
caught this foul ball.
There must have been 20 people in that
pileup.
Well, getting through the guys was the
easy part.
It was that lady with her shoe that hit me
that still hurts.
Thanks again, Colt.
Anytime.
Can we talk for a minute?
It's about quitting school.
I already got that lecture.
Oh, it's about you in general.
You know, your mom's kind of worried about
you.
Says you're getting into a lot of fights
lately.
I wouldn't call them fights.
It's more like massacres.
I'm not the one who's winning.
Yeah, well, I guess it's tough being the
new kid on the block.
Tell me about it.
Can I ask you a favor, Colt?
sh**t.
You're the toughest guy I know.
I want you to teach me how to fight.
I want to be able to knock this guy Billy
Wolf's block off.
Who's he?
The guy who's been hassling me.
I don't think beating up Billy is the
answer.
Just tell me if you'll teach me how to
fight.
My dad would have.
Your dad would have taught you how to
defend yourself, not to fight.
It's the same thing, isn't it?
Tell you what I'll do, Phil.
I know a policeman that runs a local
boxing program.
We'll go down to the gym and have a talk
with him.
Really, Colt?
That'd be great.
But it may not be what you're expecting.
I'm sure it'll be great.
Watch out, Billy Wolf.
Here comes Phil, our cat.
.
.
.
.
Hey, look who's coming.
.
Where you going, punk?
Getting some boxing lessons, Philly,
huh?
What's the matter, you didn't like the
ones I was giving you?
Quit hassling me, will you?
Anytime you want your face for your means,
you're going to just let me know.
You got a problem here, kid?
No problem.
Just having some fun.
Yeah, why don't you have it someplace
else, huh?
.
How much you paying your body got here?
Let's go, Bill.
I
don't need to learn anything complicated.
Just enough to take that guy, Billy,
and really let him have it.
I didn't bring you here to become a
k*ller.
I just want you to meet somebody.
Come on.
Jab, jab, left hook.
Right hand.
Jab, jab, hook.
Alright?
Come on.
Again.
Alright, keep it up, Chubb.
Hey, how you doing?
Good.
Good to see you, Bill.
Bill, this is Easy Eddie Boston.
Former Golden Glove middleweight champ.
Watch it, pal.
He's a cop.
Hey.
How you doing?
Come on.
Let me see you punch.
Just like that?
Yeah, yeah.
Come on.
Hey.
Hey, that's pretty good.
Now put your body into it.
Put your body into it.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Come on.
Now bend your knees.
A little bit.
On your toes.
Push your weight down into your thighs.
Sit down on it.
Alright?
Come on.
Try it again.
Woo!
Woo!
That was a pretty good right hand there.
Pretty good.
Like I could really put somebody away.
Sure.
Okay.
Keep still for you.
Okay.
Felix!
Come on.
Show Phil here some of the routine
exercises.
Okay?
Good kid.
Yeah.
His dad passed away a few months ago.
Though he's having a rough time.
Want me to go easy on him?
No way.
I want you to go hard on him.
I want the kid to learn spirit more than
anything else.
Well, you may have come to the wrong guy
today.
I'm feeling kind of low.
Well, they slapped me with the restraining
order.
Because I'm investigating the biggest PCP
dealer in LA.
A guy named Jones.
They called it harassment.
Alright.
Come on, Phil.
Take it easy now.
Build the speed.
Slowly.
Remember, one step at a time.
Come on, Colt.
Let's go over here.
Now, the hard breaker is this guy Jones
uses kids to do his dirty work.
Because they're young and they can't go to
jail.
So his dirty hands don't look that way.
Now, I can still get the goods to bust
this guy Jones.
I can find somebody that's not a cop.
And someone who's not constrained.
Like me.
Oh, forget it.
I just chase skips.
Okay.
Alright, Colt.
I mean, I understand.
I mean, just because I put my pension on
the line.
To go into the police files.
To help you.
I mean, that's no biggie, right?
I mean, that's what friends are for,
right?
Hang on just a minute.
Now, you wanted that k*ller off the
streets just as much as I did.
Yeah.
Now I got another k*ller that I want off
the streets.
The worst kind.
The kind that preys on kids.
Kids.
Just like Phil.
What do you want me to do?
I know from an informer that Jones keeps
all the addresses of his drug houses in
the memory of some fancy computer gadget
in his disco office.
But if I could find
somebody to find their
way into the office and
copy down that list...
Wow.
Where'd we get the fancy clothes?
I think they're great, huh?
I borrowed them from Mildred and Wardrobe.
Yeah, we're wearing over $3,000 worth of
studio duds.
Well, it's safer to borrow them from a
loan shark than it is from Mildred.
Come on, Colt.
She seems like such a sweet little old
lady.
Yeah.
Pop a stitch.
Watch her turn into Mildred the Barbarian.
Well, don't worry, Colt.
We'll be careful.
By the way, here's a picture Eddie gave me
of Jones.
That's what he looks like.
And once you're in the club, I need you to
distract him for at least ten minutes.
Don't worry.
For me, arguing with Howie comes as easy
as breathing.
If I don't care how you do it,
just do it.
Listen, Bobby.
We got another shipment of that PCP coming
in at 48 hours.
I'm already sitting on too much inventory
as it is.
We're gonna need some more kids,
Dupree.
Tell Billy Wolf I'm gonna give him 200
bucks for every new recruit he brings in.
I'm gonna need money too.
Yeah, Jones.
The guy wearing the blonde on his arm.
All we gotta do is keep his attention long
enough for Colt to get in and out.
Let's
not make a scene.
Jody, are you okay?
Oh, I thought you were flirting with that
sl*t.
I
tried for marrying a selfish, uncaring
princess.
Princess?
Yes.
How dare you?
Oh, hey.
What happened?
He was leaving.
Get these lunatics out.
I gotta clean up.
I'll be right back.
What the hell do you think you're doing?
Guess this isn't the men's room.
Didn't they ever teach you what a
restraining order is, cop?
I hate to disappoint you, but I'm not a
cop.
Get your hands on the table.
I don't know who or what the hell you want
here, Severs, but if I blow away a
moonlighting bounty
hunter who breaks into my
office late at night,
who's gonna lose sleep?
Howie, I'm starting to get worried.
Cole should have been out of there by now.
Don't worry.
He'll be here any minute.
All right.
Keep going.
Attaboy.
Keep going.
All right.
Hold on.
Hold on.
Doing pretty good, Phil.
Good.
I've been skipping rope and mopping the
floor for an hour.
When are we gonna learn how to box?
Well, you gotta build up your stamina and
your coordination.
Mopping the floor like that'll do both.
Is that how you got that cut last night?
Mopping the floor?
Vinnie, come on over here a minute,
will you?
All right.
Get your arms up.
We gonna do some boxing?
Well, sorta.
First we're gonna learn how to defend.
We're gonna learn a little bit about
defense.
Get in some punches, Vin.
Keep your arms up.
When do I get to throw a punch?
Well, if you learn how to block them,
you won't have to.
All right, all right.
That's enough.
Hit the shots.
Thanks, Vin.
Hey, what happened with the captain?
Eh, zip.
Zero.
Why?
I didn't screw up totally.
I remembered one of the houses on the
list.
You did fine.
Captain says it isn't enough to go on.
I need real evidence.
Hard facts.
So?
I guess we go back to work again.
Well, what do you mean, we?
Hey, Jones hasn't got a restraining order
against you.
Wait a minute.
I did my bit.
And I almost got myself k*lled for it.
Then you must want to get even.
Huh?
Revenge is for suckers.
You ought to remember that.
To bed.
Oh.
What, I gotta show you how to stunt?
Come on, watch.
Hey, Freddy, how's it going?
You go someplace else.
Hey, what's going on?
What the hell you doing?
Huh?
I'm paying you to get me recruits.
Yeah, I've been trying.
It's not easy, you know.
The kids are scared.
They don't want to get caught carrying
drugs.
You're 16 now.
That's adult time as far as the judge is
concerned.
So?
Yeah, well, so.
You need to get out of the little league.
Now, Mr. Jones, he's got his eye on you.
He's thinking about moving you up in the
organization.
Now, you want that, don't you,
Billy?
Yeah, sure.
Yeah, well, then you show me some
initiative.
I don't care how you do it, but you give
me some more kids.
I'd like to, but I'm in kind of a hurry.
You know, I feel bad about giving you such
a hard time.
Now, how about we shake?
Uh, it's okay.
It's cool.
Come on, Philly.
Thanks a lot, Billy.
Talk to you later.
Hang on, hang on.
There's something else.
Me and the guys got a little business
going on, you know.
It's sort of a delivery service.
You know, I thought you'd like to make a
little extra scratch.
No, thanks.
I want you to think real seriously about
it.
Look, I'm really not interested.
You better reconsider.
Come on, cut it out.
Come on, wait a minute, wait a minute,
Philly.
You gotta learn something about me.
I'm either gonna be your friend or your
enemy, so it's up to you.
Remember, your bodyguard ain't around to
protect you now.
Looks like little Philly here thinks he
learned how to box.
Come on, let's see your stuff.
Not bad.
Not bad at blocking punches.
Let's see how you watch throwing them.
Come on.
Another sucker punch this time.
Come on.
Hit me.
Go ahead, chicken.
Come on.
Go ahead.
It's a little different when I'm ready,
huh?
You can use a few more boxing lessons,
Philly.
Till then, you better think about my
offer.
He looked
terrible when he came in.
You promised me he wouldn't get hurt.
Well, he didn't get hurt at the gym.
What did he say happened?
Nothing.
I can't get anything out of him.
He's holed up in his room.
And he won't talk to me.
Maybe he'll talk to you.
Let's give it a shot.
Who is it?
Colt.
Come on in.
It's open.
So much for the Seabrook School of Boxing.
Well, you... Does it matter?
I wanted you to teach me how to fight,
Colt, not mop the floor.
That's what he ended up doing with me.
Phil, knowing how to fight isn't going to
solve a thing.
Really?
Look at me.
All right, what about the next time,
though?
The time after that?
Fighting isn't the answer.
Okay, because no matter how
good you get, there's always
going to be somebody
come along that'll be better.
Maybe.
Anyway, from now on, I make sure the odds
are in my favor.
What does that mean?
This.
What the hell's the matter with you?
So you start with a knife, they go get a
g*n.
What does it stop?
Then you tell me what I'm supposed to do.
Phil, you just... You just
have to find another way.
What if they won't let me?
I am not talking about a schoolyard bully.
I'm talking about a g*ng.
I'm scared, Colt.
This is all they understand.
What kind of g*ng?
They moved PCP.
They wanted me to join.
I said no.
You say forget the knife and give me an
alternative.
I'll take care of the g*ng.
You?
What are you going to do?
I'm going to try to get enough evidence to
put those guys away.
Now, you just promise me you leave that at
home.
Promise me.
Are you sure this is the address you got
from Jones's office?
About ten hours.
Hmm.
Time sure flies when you're having fun.
You know, Eddie, they still got that
restraining order on you.
I wish you'd let me handle this one alone.
No, I can't, Colt.
I'd have to wait.
Besides, I'm really enjoying myself.
You've got to find out how they're getting
that PCP in.
First time I ever saw a trash collector
delivering.
Oh, that's great.
Thanks very much.
What did the doctor say?
Eddie's going to be fine.
The b*llet went through the fleshy part of
the arm without any damage to the bone.
Well, that's great.
More than I could say for that drug house.
From what you said, you completely
destroyed it.
Yeah, along with all the evidence we
needed to build a case against Jones.
We could just find out where Jones makes
that junk.
Well, if anybody would know, it would be
Why don't you get on down there and see
what you can find out?
Okay.
Colt, you're going to send Howie to deal
with an informer?
Normally, no.
But I promised Bill I'd meet him at the
gym.
Colt, I can handle it.
All you do is flash a little green and
these guys will spill their guts.
Would $20 refresh your memory?
Not a bit.
Thank you.
For $40?
Oh, this will do.
That's $100.
That's right.
What do you want to know?
Where does Jones make his angel's dust?
In the basement under Case Myers Equipment
Leasing.
When does he make his deliveries?
Jody Jetson.
I didn't bring any money with me.
Oh, wait a second.
That's a very nice watch you have there.
My watch?
Uh-huh.
All right.
Hmm.
Every second and fourth Thursday of the
month.
Like taking candy from a baby.
Yeah.
Look, I don't believe a word of it.
Now, Colt told me all about your
involvement in the Eastside Boogie scam.
I had nothing to do with that scam.
Well, I'd hate to see the mob find out who
ripped the mob.
Jones is making a...
He makes the stuff on a boat 10 miles
offshore.
Go on.
He's making a shipment to San Pedro at 3 o
'clock today.
Yeah, well, I'm the one who softened them
up.
Relax, Bobby.
Eddie Barber took a b*llet.
He's in the hospital.
No one...
No one blows up one of my houses and gets
away with it.
I lost a half a million dollars in junk
this morning.
And someone has got to pay.
Well, Barber's out of the picture.
We can get an injunction against that
Seavers that'll be so tight, he's gonna
have to go to court if he wants to cross
the street.
That's not good enough.
I got a shipment coming in this afternoon.
I want Seavers to be a bad memory by the
time that boat docks.
And when you're finished
with him, you make damn sure
that that cop's flesh
wounds suddenly turn fatal.
Colt, I heard about what you did this
morning.
Terrific.
Yeah, what was so terrific about it?
You destroyed that drug house.
Sent those hoods running.
But that isn't what I wanted to happen.
But you showed him who was toughest.
And along with that, we destroyed the
evidence.
Damn near got Eddie k*lled.
Let me tell you, what happened this
morning was total failure.
Come on, let me see you at the back.
It's a nice punch, but
what we're after here
is to develop your
timing and coordination.
You know, try to get a little rhythm
going.
Now, don't worry about the misses.
The important thing is just to go slow.
Okay?
You had it going.
Good.
You feel it?
I could feel it all right.
Why waste my time going slow when I can
just whack it like this?
Phil, I want you to train the way I tell
you to train.
Why?
I bet you didn't stand around whacking
this thing and you fight great.
These exercises are meant to develop your
skills.
I want you to learn technique and
discipline, not how to pick a fight.
Yeah, but while you're thinking about
technique, I'm getting my nose flattened.
I need results now.
You want results now, you're gonna have to
work for it.
You know what your dad would have said?
Don't tell me what my dad would have said.
My dad doesn't say anything.
He's dead.
Look, Colt, I don't need your charity
work.
I wanted you to help me take Billy Wolf.
That's all.
I told you from the beginning I wouldn't
teach you how to fight.
You only have to defend yourself.
Your training didn't do me any good.
You wouldn't let it.
You've got too much anger inside of you.
Wouldn't you if you got beat up every day?
You know, I don't think Billy Wolf's the
problem.
I think you're a lot angrier at somebody
else.
I'm talking about your dad.
What do you mean?
That's crazy.
I'm not mad at him.
No.
He was my father.
I loved him.
And he left you.
He couldn't help it, but he did.
You were cheated.
No two ways about it.
Why did he have to go, Colt?
It was just his time.
That's all.
There's nothing you or anybody else could
do about it.
It's okay to be angry.
You just got to realize it and learn to
let it go.
How?
The feelings won't go away.
Somebody once said that you've got to know
what the problem is to be able to solve it.
I think you're a lot closer than you
think.
What do you say we go try that bag again,
huh?
Yeah.
Hey, my brother.
Jones is making a shipment in San Pedro at
Howie.
Nice going, kid.
What time is it now?
Oh wait, it's about 2 o'clock.
Better get going.
Come on, we'll drop you off on the way
home.
Damn.
Let's go.
The
guy that's using Billy's g*ng to do his
drug running for him.
Two weeks.
I think it's the biggest cake ever baked.
You ought to get the Guinness people to
come take a look at it.
Well, look who's here.
Still looking for a delivery boy?
Maybe.
Changed my mind.
I want in.
Looks like we're back to square one.
From your description, I think I recognize
one of the guys that was sh**ting at you.
It's Jones's right-hand man.
His name's Dupree.
I'll get it.
Well, that's great.
All we have to do is find this guy Dupree.
We could still stop that shipment of PCP
from coming in.
Yeah, but finding Dupree's not the hard
part.
Making him talk is.
It's Philly's mom.
Here.
Yeah, Liz, what's up?
Hi, Colt.
Actually, I called to speak to Philly.
Oh.
Howie and I dropped him off an hour ago.
I know, but he grabbed his cassette
recorder and he rushed out of the house
saying that he wanted to pay you back for
all you've done for him.
I was positive that he'd gone straight to
your house.
Well, I'm sure he'll show up.
When he does, I'll have him call you.
Okay.
Something wrong with Phil?
I got a feeling he's out trying to get the
evidence we need.
Oh, we gotta find him.
How?
Dupree.
Hey, what is this?
Where'd they take the PCP?
I don't know what you're talking about.
You wanna know anything, you talk to my
lawyer.
We don't got time for no games.
Now, kid, slice that steak.
You wanna book me?
You book me.
I'm gonna be out before the ink dries.
Yeah, we tested some of the stuff you
people been spreading on the streets.
It was contaminated.
Hey, you tell it to the Better Business
Bureau.
I don't like being rousted like this.
Lab said it had arsenic in it.
You ever see someone die from arsenic
poisoning?
It's a very ugly sight.
Why tell me?
Hey, what are you doing?
Oh, it's okay, Dupree.
It's your brand.
One hitter that's gonna k*ll him here,
Eddie.
You should have thought of that before you
start pushing this stuff on kids.
You can't do that.
You're a cop.
Not anymore.
I quit today.
No more restraining order.
Make him eat it.
All right, all right.
Stuff's down on a warehouse on Broad
Street and Spring.
It's gonna be coming down pretty soon.
Heck of an acting job, Eddie.
If you ever wanna change occupations, I got
a couple of directors I wanna send you to.
What should we do with our friend here?
Well, leave him here.
I'll see that the black and white picks
him up.
Why don't you guys get going?
Knock him dead for me.
All right, let's go.
Good luck.
Come on.
He's supposed to handle all this.
Okay, listen up.
The procedure here is very simple.
You do exactly as you're told, you're
gonna make yourselves a lot of money.
I like that.
If you don't, well, we won't talk about
that.
We should be there in no time.
I just hope Phil's all right.
I'm gonna give each one of you a piece of
paper with a destination.
You go directly there.
You hand over the product to the name on
the sheet.
No one else.
Understood?
Yeah.
Well, if there are no questions,
we can get on with business, huh?
All right.
What do you got in here, huh?
What is this?
What is this?
It's a cassette player.
Here.
Let me show you.
See?
It's only music.
Everybody, clear out.
Dupree will be in touch with you.
So you want to join us, huh?
You little punk.
He's your Billy.
You're 16 now.
If he'd gotten away with this,
you'd be doing time in a federal prison.
You said you wanted to be part of my
organization, huh?
This is your graduation test.
k*ll him.
I never k*ll anybody.
It's time you learned, kid.
Hang on.
Watch him, kid.
I'll check on Phil.
I'll be right back.
Looks
like you learned everything I wanted to
teach you.
You mean the technique?
No, something a lot more important.
Howie, you're going to be late for your
hot date.
Your dinner reservation is for 8.30.
I'll be there in just a minute.
What's keeping him?
Oh, he's trying to stop that city bar from
Mildred and Wardrobe.
They kind of got ripped during that fight
at the club.
Hey, that club's going to be closed for a
long, long time, Jody.
I figure this guy Jones is looking at 25
years and up.
Oh, I understand you're up for
accommodation.
That's right, Liv.
Thanks to Colt.
And Phil, too.
Oh, Colt, I decided to stay in school and
go on to college.
Hey, that's great.
Yeah, maybe I can even get a boxing
scholarship.
Well, that's not so great.
Well, what do you think?
Perfect, huh?
Mildred will never
know that I tore this suit
apart and had to sew
all the seams up by hand.
Howie, that's incredible.
I never knew you could sew that well.
Jody, I'll have you know that I'm a first
-rate tailor.
Wait, take my truck.
I just had it washed.
That way you'll make a good impression.
Oh, is Mildred going to be mad at you?
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