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w*tbacks (1956)

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w*tbacks (1956)

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[MUSIC PLAYING]

-Come on.

Come on.

Why the devil did you

bring him out here?

-Our friend is gettin' ideas.

-How many you got out there?

-30, and let's get

'em outta here.

[SIREN]

COAST GUARD [VOICEOVER]:

Stay where you are.

This is the United

States Coast Guard.

You are under arrest.

You are under arrest.

Avoid the fishing boat.

Hold your position.

Do not board the fishing boat.

Stay where you are.

Do not board the fishing boat.

[g*nshots]

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-What happened to Stevenson?

-Sick leave-- overworked.

-That figures-- big

responsibility, small pay,

constant tension--

par for the course

when you're working

for the government.

-Yeah.

-Sherman wants everybody to

know he is the new boss here.

-Eager beaver.

-He won't last long either.

-Yeah, very eager.

-Hi, gentleman.

You know Ray Dixon of my

staff-- of the highway patrol

and of the United

States Coast Guard.

-Gentlemen.

-How are ya?

-That was nasty on

the beach last night.

I understand you picked

up all the Mexicans.

-And Captain Parker.

-No trace of the

truck-- probably

a high-powered souped-up job.

-I wouldn't doubt it-- running

w*tbacks across the border

is a big business these days.

-Big business?

-How much can those

poor Mexicans pay?

A couple of dollars a head?

-Sometimes, yes.

Sometimes the

family's life savings.

There's plenty of work

on the big ranches

out here picking

cotton and lettuce.

-But how much can these

smugglers take in?

-Four, five thousand a week.

--[WHISTLES] Looks like we're in

the wrong business inspector.

-Oh, they've really

made it a big business.

They hire the Mexicans out to

the ranchers as farm labor--

truck them from one

farm to another.

-Yeah, but how much can they net

after they pay off of Mexicans?

-They don't pay off.

They keep the money

and run out on 'em.

-I suppose you've

checked the ranchers.

-A few.

They appear to be in order.

Gentlemen, they can bring the

w*tbacks across the border

from Texas clear out there

to 10 miles in the Pacific.

And they can cross by land,

by air, and by water--

maybe even underground

for all we know.

Now, headquarters

for this racket

could be right here in El

Paso, Juarez, Nogales, Yuma,

Mexicali, or right

here in San Diego.

For a complete check we'd need

a couple of thousand more men.

Put that in your budget

and see what happens.

-Looks like you've got an

impossible job on your hands.

-Nothing's impossible

in my book.

This is a w*r-- a

w*r against the most

vicious kind of

human scavengers.

So I'm taking a calculated risk.

Many of the w*tbacks recently

seem to come from this area.

Now, there's a man with

a boat-- a fishing boat.

Now--

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-Hi, Fred.

You ready to go?

-Yep.

-Now, Jim, what about the money?

-You're gonna have

to carry me this one.

-Well, what do you

think I've been doing?

-I know.

I know.

Everything in the

book has happened

to me in these past six months.

But this charter is a big one.

Just give me a few days, huh?

Just three lousy days.

I'm going anyway, Fred.

So why not make it

easy between us?

-Jim.

Remember, this is the last time.

-Thanks.

Hi, Harvey.

Hey, wait 'til you see this.

How about that?

That's worth twice

what I owe ya.

-Oh, yeah, and stop

tearin' your shirt.

I-- I didn't open my mouth.

Why does a guy like you

leave the Coast Guard?

-I served my hitch.

How about the groceries?

Ah, look Harvey, I

can't miss on this.

It'll take me off the hook.

It'll square me all around.

What do you want?

A mortgage on my life?

-Well, what about the

Sheriff's attachment?

You're covered, aren't ya?

-The groceries are on your boat.

-Thanks , Harvey.

Here.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-Buenos dias, senor.

It's such a fine day, eh?

-What do you guys want?

-Senor, did we say

we want something?

-No, I said it.

-We'd like to talk to you

about a little business

for your boat.

-I'm doing all right.

Now shove off.

I'm busy.

-Such a fine business

you are doing, senor.

We can help you

out of this spot.

-No, thanks.

I'll do it my way.

-Well, uh, you are

losing your boat, not us.

-I'm not losing my boat.

Now, get out of here.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

SHANKS: Hey you.

Are you Benson?

-That's right.

SHANKS: I'm Shanks,

your new charter.

-Oh, well, glad to see ya.

-You call this thing a

deep-sea fishing boat?

-You don't need a battleship.

Look, if you'll come aboard,

I'd like to shove off.

-Well, what's your rush?

I got some more baggage coming.

-[WHISTLING].

Is this the baggage?

-Yeah, yeah, I

forgot to tell ya.

I like to have a little

fun with my fishing.

This is Sally.

-Well, come on.

Let's go, eh?

-He thinks he's Captain Bly.

-Ah, don't pay any

attention to him.

-What's the matter?

Hurt your feelings, Captain Bly?

-My name is Benson-- Jim Benson.

[MOTOR STARTS]

-Surprised you're

in a terrible hurry.

Are you sure you own this boat?

-You can check the papers.

-I may do that.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

And I said I got

the fishing report

just before I come aboard.

And they said the

big ones are runnin'

off the coast of Mexico.

And that's where I want to go!

-OK, OK!

It's your money we're ridin' on.

[BOAT MOTOR]

SALLY: Hey!

What's goin' on up there?

How do you make a cup of coffee

on board this yacht anyway?

-He'll tell ya.

-So, that's the way

you make coffee.

-Yeah.

When it starts to boil,

turn down the gas.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-I thought you were

comin' down here

to catch a sailfish

or somethin'.

-That's what I thought too.

But I don't think

Captain Benson would

know a marlin if we saw one.

-It was your idea to

fish down here, remember?

The big ones are down here.

-Captain Benson's a funny

man, a very funny man.

Listen to me, Benson.

I hired you to get me a fish.

I even bothered to try to

tell you where they were.

Now you just paddle this little

tub around and find me a fish.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-Cold beer?

A little slurp?

-OK, Shanks, I got one spotted.

-Where is he?

I don't see him.

-Oh, that figures.

Here.

-Where?

Bluefin?

Where do you see him?

-Come on, settle down.

Here's your pole.

-Let's go.

Let's go.

I see him now.

Go on.

Get the boat started.

Hurry up!

Circle around him.

Don't run over him.

Go ahead.

Circle around.

Get in front.

I'll lay this bait

right in his beak.

Ah!

I got him.

I've got him.

-No, don't wind him, please.

-Keep away from here.

I'll handle this.

Oh, this is great.

Boy, I'll tell you

this is wonderful.

Oh, just out now.

Isn't that great?

Ah, Captain.

We got him.

He doesn't know the difference

between seaweed and swordfish.

-I saw that marlin, Shanks.

He's out there.

-Oh, sure he's out

there all right.

Captain Seaweed.

-Hey!

Take it easy.

-Now, that's the

first thing Captain

Seaweed's done that pleases me.

-Glad it pleases somebody.

-Some people please easily.

-Well, you can say

that again because I

pleased mighty easy

when I hired you.

-[ANGRILY] I saw

that marlin, Shanks.

He's out there.

Just try and stay sober

long enough to hook him.

-Is that so?

Well, I'm so sure you're the

worst fisherman on the water

that I'll make you a

little bet-- a man's bet.

Double or nothin'--

that's the bet.

You get me a fish .

And I'll pay you double.

But you don't get me any

fish, you don't get nothing.

-Now we'll see if he's Captain

Bly or Captain Seaweed.

-Just be sure you have

the money to pay off.

[BOAT MOTOR]

[DRAG SOUND]

-Marlin!

Marlin!

[MUSIC PLAYING]

All right, straight up.

[DRAG SOUNDS] Tighten the line.

-Help, Captain, my

line's runnin' out.

Get me some slack.

Get me some slack.

I can't stop him.

He's runnin away.

Go with him.

Go with him.

-We're in position.

Let him run.

SHANKS: Captain, do something!

-Don't throw on the drag.

-You take care of your end.

Now you lost him for me.

-Oh-- if you'd listened

to me, you'd have had him.

SHANKS: Well, don't blame me

for your lousy boatmanship

and your lousy equipment.

Are you tryin' to say I

lost the fish on purpose?

-That's exactly what

I'm trying to say.

That double or nothin' was a

little too rich for your blood,

eh?

-Well, that bet still goes.

No fish, no money.

-Oh, you pay up,

all right, and now.

-That's what you think.

-I spent a long time

gettin' this boat.

And you're not gonna sink it.

Pay up or swim!

-All right.

All right, I'll pay.

All right, I'll pay.

But get me off this boat first.

-That suits me fine.

The nearest town

is Delgado, Mexico.

-Well, get me there.

[MOTOR STARTS]

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-Capitan Benson!

Capitan Benson!

Capitan Benson!

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Capitan Benson!

-Hi, Pedro!

Here.

Catch.

No, you don't, Shanks.

If you've changed

your mind, I haven't.

Pay up.

-I'll pay you in private.

-OK-- in the cabin.

Hey!

Oh!

What you got to say?

Hey boy.

Nice to see ya.

PEDRO: Capitan Benson,

you've been away so long.

BENSON: Yeah, yeah,

I know I have.

What do you got to

say for yourself, huh?

PEDRO: I have been waiting

for very long, Capitan Benson.

This time you'll

take me fishing.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

PEDRO: [INAUDIBLE].

-Hey, wait a minute!

We're adrift!

Senor, take a hold

of this, will ya?

PEDRO: It was my fault that the

boat ran away Capitan Benson.

But this time I

tie it very good.

-One more slip like

that, Mr. Pedro.

And I'll have you

broken to second mate.

PEDRO: I do not know

what that is, Capitan.

But it does not sound good.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-Oh, senor Benson!

Ha!

Such a pleasure to see you.

Senor, mucho tiempo.

-Hi, did an American

come in here?

-Si senor, three days ago this

little Americano comes in.

-No, no, not three days ago,

now, just before I came in?

-No, senor, no ones comes in.

You know, businesses is bad.

-I'll see you later, Alfonso.

Excuse me, senorita, I'm

looking for an American.

Uh, he had on kind

of a loud hat.

It was, uh, pink with--

-Senor.

The Americano you were

asking about is gone away.

-Gone away, where, how?

-Don't be angry with me.

I only saw him go away

in Gonzalez's taxi.

-I've got to stop him.

-Wait, senor!

There is no taxi.

No other cars-- very difficult.

-Of course, I already know that.

Thanks.

-You did not find

the Americano, amigo?

-No, I didn't find him.

Louse.

He ran out on me.

And he owes me $800.00.

-Senor, that is almost all

the money in the world.

-To me, it's all the

money in the world.

-And you-- you--

in the spot, senor.

-That's a nice, mild

way of putting it.

-But you are the

finest, honest man.

Who's gonna make

the trouble for you?

Nobody.

-That's not a fair

description of the Sheriff.

Oh, I better get back.

It's one thing to lose my boat

but another to go to jail.

-Oh, no, senor.

Ha, ha.

Today is my pleasure.

Many times you've bring the

fish to help the Mexican people.

We remember.

-If St. Peter stops me at the

gate, I'm sending for you.

-Gracias, senor.

-What are you doing here?

-I came up to see

the big payoff?

Where's it gonna be?

-You don't know your

friend very well, do ya?

-At least I have a friend.

-You had a friend.

He ran out on ya.

-I'll cherish the memory.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

[MOTOR STARTS]

[FAILED START]

-Senor, ha, you are

having the trouble, no?

-I'm having the trouble, yes.

What do you two know about it?

-Whatever is the matter

with your boat, Mr. Benson,

I assure you we had

nothing to do with it.

-Then how did you know I'd

be down here in Delgado

when I didn't even

know it myself?

-We don't know, senor.

It is what you call

a happy coincidence.

-Ah, then let's hear

your explanation then.

-Mr. Benson, I am a legitimate

exporter and importer.

You can verify that by checking.

Therefore, it is

quite natural that I

travel about a good deal.

-You two have all the

answers, don't you?

Well, here's my

answer to the question

that you came down to ask me.

I'm not interested in that part

of your exporting business that

does not show on your

business license.

Now, get out.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-Oh, gracias, Antonio.

Ah, senor, you

decided to stay, eh?

-Alfonso, where

can I get some gas?

-At Gonzalez Taxi-- he has

maybe five or six gallons.

But he has gone

with the Americano.

-I've got to have

more than that.

That's not enough.

-There's not more gas

in Delgado, senor.

You will have to go to

Puerto Lobos and get--

-Yes, yes, I know.

The only way I can

get there is Gonzalez

Taxi if and when he shows up.

-That is right, senor.

The gas is expensive.

You need the money, no?

-Yeah.

With Gonalez's taxi fare,

it will be a good $40.

Can you loan me

the money, Alfonso?

-My life, senor, she is yours.

Everything is yours.

But I never have $40

American dollars.

-Isn't there

somebody in town that

can loan me that much money?

There must be somebody.

-Senor, 400, maybe pesos,

is almost a fortune to us.

We are a very poor people.

You see the land they

give us to live in.

But many-- hmm.

-Where'd you take the American?

-I take him to Puerto Lobo.

-Did he stay in town?

Do you know?

-No, and he take

the bus right away.

-Uh, look, uh, I have to

go to Puerto Lobo too.

I need some gas.

Would you take me there?

-It's impossible, senor.

I have to fix up this motor.

And I also have no money.

-Senor, if you have the money.

-Forget it.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Hello.

-Yes?

-I, uh, uh, may I

sit down please?

-It's a public place.

-I guess, uh, that was a

pretty sad fishing trip, huh?

-You're the only

one who's guessing.

-I asked for that.

-That's right.

-Hey, look, eh, with, uh, Shanks

running out on me like this,

uh, I'm in pretty

much of a spot.

And, uh, he not only

took a powder on me.

But, uh, someone dumped

a can of beer in my gas.

I'm stranded.

-That's too bad.

-You see, uh, I need

a fresh supply of gas.

Can you lend me the money? $40?

I don't mind.

All I want is a yes or a no.

-There.

$1.22.

I was just having this drink

to get up enough courage

to ask you for fare

back to San Diego.

[LAUGHTER]

BENSON: As long

as I can remember,

I always wanted

a boat of my own.

So as soon as I got out

of the Coast Guard, I,

uh, found The t*rd, put

a down payment on her,

and, uh, well, I've been

in business ever since.

You really love

the sea, don't you?

-Yeah, you know,

I always feel kind

of restless when

I'm not on board.

I don't now.

So something's missing, like

uh, like a guy without a wife,

I guess.

Does that make any

sense to you at all?

-Mhm.

-Looks like we put our

troubador to sleep.

I guess I should

get some sleep too.

-I wish I'd met you

earlier on this trip.

-That's nice.

What are you going to

do about all this, Jim?

Rob a bank?

-I can't.

There isn't any.

Hey, this isn't fair.

You know a lot more about me

now than I know about you.

-Oh?

-Yeah, I don't even

know where you live.

San Diego?

-Mhm.

-That's what I like--

a talkative gal.

Well, good night.

-Good night.

Uh, don't worry now Sally.

I'll work it out all right.

-I'm betting

$1.22-- on the nose.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-Well, senor!

We have been waiting.

-Don't you guys ever give up.

-You know, Benson, for a

man in your predicament

I don't understand

your attitude.

We want to make

some money for you.

-See, all we want

you to do is run

a few Mexicans in United States.

-Oh, so that's it, huh?

-That's all.

-Well, goodbye boys.

Come on!

Let's go.

-No, let me put it this way.

We don't force anybody.

See , these poor

laborers come to us

begging for a chance

to get across.

You know, the money

they make gives them

an opportunity for

some sort of start.

-Es verdad, senor.

We don't harm anybody.

All we want to do

is arrange things

around so everybody is happy.

-Except the two

respective governments.

What about violating

international law?

-Benson, you're smart enough

to know that there are

some laws that do

more harm than good.

Well, like the

prohibition law years ago.

That's your opinion, not mine.

Come on, let's go.

-Benson, I'll lay my

cards on the table.

You know, you're staring

out through bars right now.

Our proposition is one

run and enough money

to get you in the clear.

Look, Benson, you

know these waters.

You've got the right boat.

Five hours, that's all.

-You will be doing the

Mexicans a great favor, senor.

-What about the Coast Guard?

-Look, that's the main

reason we picked you.

You've been one.

You know how they operate.

You're smart enough

to avoid them.

-Thanks.

-We're offering you your

boat and your freedom

for a five-hour job.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Benson, make up your mind.

-When will I get paid?

-As soon as the load's on board.

-American money?

-Absolutely.

-OK, but just one run and enough

gas to get me to San Diego.

That's got to be a

part of the deal too.

-Two full tanks.

-When do we make the run?

-Tonight, senor.

-Give me time to fill

the tanks, won't you?

-Huh?

Oh, si, senor.

-We'll take the Mexicans out

in a little cove up the coast.

-Don't you ever have a match?

-Sometimes.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

SALLY: Jim.

-Sally, wha?

-Where did you get the gas, Jim?

-Oh, I just happened to run into

some tourists from San Diego.

They let me have some.

-I found the instructions at

the bottom my overnight case.

Why didn't you tell me

you were in trouble?

-I'll straighten it out.

-You shouldn't have run

out with the boat, Jim.

-Everything I have is tied

up in this boat of mine.

And I'm no gonna let anybody

take it away from me.

I just happen to have

a lousy streak of luck.

Got on the debt a little.

And boom, these

money-grabbing jokers.

They throw me in the hock.

SALLY: And the trip with Shanks?

-Yeah, I took a chance.

I figured I'd come

in with enough money

to square it all off.

-What are you going to do now?

-I'll work it out.

-Don't do anything foolish.

-Don't worry.

I'm not going to.

-You ran out for the boat.

-I was trying to save it.

-Just don't do anything you'll

have to keep squaring yourself.

-Sally, please will you--

-Are we going to San Diego?

-Yeah, yeah, sure.

But, uh, first I'll have to tune

up the motor before we leave.

I'll check with

you in the morning.

You, uh, better run along

now and get some rest, huh?

-Good night.

-Good night.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-Put that out.

What do you think you're doing?

-This time I had a match.

-What are you two doing here.

It's not time yet.

-We think it's time.

-Or-- as we say in America

it's a free country.

A man can change his mind.

I'm not going to make the run.

I'll pay you for the gas as

soon as I get back to San Diego.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

--[SPEAKING SPANISH]

when I come back,

and she will have

everything in the world

for her and the little kids.

Muchas gracias.

-You see how it is, Benson?

You're doing these

guys a big favor.

-[SPEAKING SPANISH] .

-All right, get on the boat.

The others will be here soon.

All right, let's go.

Come on.

Come on.

-Are you you ready, senor?

-Un momento.

Un momento.

-It is no good when I tell you.

You are a fool peon.

So why does somebody pay the

fortune for picking cotton?

-You heard the Senor Boudin.

These ranchers are very rich.

Do you remember when

Garcia came back ?

Madre mia, he had

the wrist watch.

And did you see how

he lighted cigarettes?

With a little machine.

-Si, and do you

remember Jose Mendez?

He never came back?

-It is too bad.

-Are you coming or staying?

-Un momento.

Camina mia, I am coming

back with a fortune.

-Please Juan, please

do not leave us.

It is no good.

-All right, I'm going.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-For your sake, I hope

they didn't see us.

Now stay on course.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

They're still out there.

We're getting close.

We're gonna drop

these w*tbacks off.

I wonder if they'll go by.

Cut it over, Benson.

And pick up speed.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

They're cutting with us.

COAST GUARD [VOICEOVER]:

Ahoy, fishing boat.

Stand by.

Stand by.

-They want to board.

If they try, g*n it.

We'll make a run for it.

-They'll blast us to pieces.

-Take your pick.

COAST GUARD: Attention, you.

Are you OK?

What are you doing out here?

-I took a party down to Delgado.

Lost the usual big one.

COAST GUARD: That's

a long, tall run.

I'll bring over a jug of

coffee to warm you up.

-Oh, no thanks, Captain.

I, uh, I'm plenty warm.

Yeah, I just made a pot of

coffee about five minutes ago.

Anything special

tonight, Captain?

I said anything special?

CAPTAIN: Yeah, we

got a tip they're

gonna try to run in

a bunch of w*tbacks.

Seen anything?

-Uh, no, nothing.

You're the first boat I've

seen between here and Delgado.

-Well, see you in the harbor.

-See Benson, there's

nothing to it.

It's all over just like that.

-Yeah, and it's all over

for me too just like that.

-All right, Benson, get

these guys over to the beach

and dump them off.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Watch it.

-Hey, what's the idea?

-Boss's orders.

He might have

another job for ya.

-He said one trip.

That was all.

-As we say in America,

it's a free country.

A guy can change his mind.

Now don't try any of your

crazy ideas to get away.

Look at what happened last time.

And I don't think you're in

position to do any talkin'.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-[SPEAKING SPANISH].

-But that's impossible.

Capitan Benson takes some

w*tbacks in his boat, senor.

-[SPEAKING SPANISH].

-No, senor. [SPEAKING SPANISH] .

-[SPEAKING SPANISH] .

-[SPEAKING SPANISH] .

-[SPEAKING SPANISH] .

-[SPEAKING SPANISH] .

-[SPEAKING SPANISH] .

-Jim, Jim.

-Oh, hi.

-Did you run a load of w*tbacks

across the border last night?

-Oh, no wait a minute.

Wait a minute-- slow down.

What's this doubletalk?

-When I left here last night,

you were filling the gas tanks.

Today they are empty.

Look, Jim, the

police are in town.

They're asking a lot

of questions about you.

They're on their way

down here right now.

-You're right Sally.

I made the run.

But I had a g*n at my back.

You remember that station

wagon you saw last night?

Well, they weren't tourists.

-They told you if you didn't run

the w*tbacks, they'd k*ll you.

-Yeah, and believe me.

There was no way out.

-There is now.

Just tell the police who did it.

-Don't be silly.

What chance would I have

finding an outfit like this.

It's not just one man.

Who knows how many there are?

-The police will find them, Jim.

Just tell them who's

behind this whole thing.

-That's easy to say.

-You've got to tell them who.

Now's your chance.

Jim.

-Senor.

-Yeah, come on in.

-I am so sorry to trouble

you, Senor Benson.

But unfortunately, there are a

few questions I must ask you.

-Oh?

All right.

-Senor, did your boat leave

the harbor last night?

-Yeah, I got some

water in my gas.

And after I cleaned

it out, I made

a trial spin to

see if it was OK.

-But the townspeople

tell me you had no gas.

-Oh, yes, uh, that's right.

I did get rid of most of it.

But, uh as I say, I salvaged

a couple of gallons--

enough to try it out.

-I see.

-What, uh, seems

to be the trouble?

-Jefe-- [SPEAKING SPANISH] .

-[SPEAKING SPANISH] .

-[SPEAKING SPANISH] .

-[SPEAKING SPANISH] .

Senor, someone with a

boat, uh, about like this

took a number of

Mexicans illegally

into the United States.

-Oh, well, in that

case I'm sorry.

But I'm afraid I

can't help you any.

-[SPEAKING SPANISH] .

-[SPEAKING SPANISH] .

-[SPEAKING SPANISH] .

-[SPEAKING SPANISH].

-Pronto!

Senor, it appears

you are correct.

Our apologies for having

troubled you senor.

Senora, buenas dias.

-You should have told them, Jim.

-Sally, nobody in

the world is going

to believe that I

was forced into it.

I'd not only lose my boat.

I'd be thrown into jail!

-Please, Jim, please.

I know they'd believe you.

Let me call them back.

-No, wait.

Look, even if they did

believe me why the minute

I stepped out of

jail I'd be k*lled.

There's too many

of them to fight.

-Look Jim, you've been

planted down here on purpose

for the Immigration Department.

I'm a part of that plan.

-What did you say?

-They're using you to

help uncover these men.

-Then we're not

stranded down here.

And you're not the innocent

little girl who's in a spot.

-That's right.

-And all those

pretty words-- those

uh, nice little

things between us.

That's all part of

the act too, huh?

-No, Jim, they were all mine.

-Now you expect me

to believe that?

Me the prize sucker of the year?

-But you're not a sucker.

Don't you realize they picked

you over everyone else?

-Oh, well thank them

very much for me.

Yeah, thank them for

toying with my life.

And while you're

at it you can also

tell them that I've had it.

I'm through!

-You can't quit now.

What's happened to you anyway?

Are you scared?

-Yeah, yeah I am scared.

And if your friends in

San Diego are so brave,

tell them to come down here

and mix it up with these guys.

Let's see how much

guts they've got.

All right, if that's the

way you feel about it,

you can stay down here and run

w*tbacks the rest of your life.

I don't want any part of it.

-OK, I will.

Tonight, tomorrow night,and

as long as I feel like it.

And you can tell them that too!

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-[SPEAKING SPANISH] .

-[SPEAKING SPANISH] .

-[SPEAKING SPANISH] .

-Hey, you think it's wise

to make another run tonight?

But the police are

checking the whole town.

Let's not go tonight.

We have to go tonight.

They need the men.

-One or two days

make no difference.

-One or two days

may cost me $1,000.

-But Steve.

-You're not by any

chance getting scared?

-Me amigo, I am always cautious

about endangering my freedom,

especially when it is

the hands of another.

STEVE: Are you

presuming to tell me

I don't know how to run this?

-What do you want?

-I'm still waiting for my pesos.

I cannot go.

So I won't the pesos back.

-If you cannot go, you

can't have the pesos back.

-What do you mean not go?

He's got to go.

-I thought senor--

-Senor boss says you got to go.

Now andale.

-You give me my pesos back.

Policia!

Policia!

STEVE: Stop him.

Stop him, now!

Bring the car around back.

We've got to get

him out of here.

-OK, Steve.

-Right, I told you to get

the gas in those barrels.

Now, hurry up.

Pronto!

Andale!

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-The senorita was watching

the show from the outside.

I thought we better let

her look from the inside.

Shall we get some information

from the senorita?

-We haven't got time.

Just getting out of here

will take us 'til dark.

Lock her up in there.

-Si.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-Yes?

-Calder's here.

-Calder?

Oh, uh, uh, all right,

uh, send him in.

-Inspector?

-Well, this is an unexpected

pleasure, Inspector Calder.

-Hello.

-Hello, it's not every day

the Chief drops in on us sir.

Uh, you'll find

everything in order.

The, uh, files, and uh,

here's my report sir.

-I'm not referring

to written reports.

I'm talking about the life of

one human being-- James Benson.

He's in great danger.

By what authority?

-But sir, something had

to be done, and quickly.

I-- I took a calculated risk.

-With your job too, Sherman.

Now get on that phone and

get Benson out of there.

-But sir, we can't give up.

If you knew how they were

treating these Mexicans, what

they were to them, you'd

go along with this.

-You get him out of there.

And that's an order.

-Yes sir.

Get me the Chief of Police

in Puerto Lobo, Mexico.

[CAR SOUND]

-Don't seem to be

many people around.

-Good time to get the gas.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-Hi.

Any of you seen the

American senorita?

-No, senor.

Have a drink.

-No thanks.

[DOOR KNOCK]

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-Did you find the senorita?

-No, I didn't.

Look, if you see her, Alfonso,

tell her I'm at the fiesta,

will you?

-Si senor, como no?

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-Sally!

Sally!

-Oh, he's coming after me.

He's got a knife.

-Come on.

You'll be a lot safer here.

-You were right, Jim.

If you'd called

the police, you'd

never gotten out

of this town alive.

-Senor Benson!

Ha, you find a senorita, eh?

Here.

Have a drink.

Everybody's dancing and happy.

Oh, senor it's muy bueno.

[SPEAKING SPANISH] .

It's muy bueno.

Un momento.

-We got to get out

of this town quick.

-How?

-The boat's our only chance.

-But you don't

have the key, Jim.

You're out of gas.

-Yeah, the key

doesn't bother me.

It's the gas.

Now listen, Sally, we got the

coast to, uh, wait a minute.

I got an idea.

Where's Pedro?

-There he is.

-Hi Pedro.

Hi!

h* h*!

Woo!

Hey!

Oh, ah!

Boom!

Ah, now listen carefully, Pedro.

We're in trouble.

We're being watched.

-Si, Capitan Benson.

-That is fine.

Now, we've got to

get away in my boat.

But we need gas.

-I can get it for you, senor.

I have to get it out sometimes.

-OK, Pedro, good, good.

Now, you get it.

And you hide it, uh, let's see.

Hide it in the

bushes right where

the path turns and

goes down to the pier.

You know the place I mean?

-Si.

-OK, but don't take any chances.

-But senor, you're not smiling.

-After you've hid it, come

back and dance with Maria.

Then we'll know

everything is all set, OK?

Ah, Pedro!

Go right away.

You're being watched.

-What will a few gallons do us?

-It'll get us away from

here-- maybe to Cava Blanco.

And then we can

radio them for help.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-What happens when

Pedro comes back?

-So you dance with Casilla,

and I'll dance with a senora.

Dance with him to the

far side of the plaza.

When you see me, you be there.

-He'll k*ll you.

-No, no.

They need me to make a run.

Uh, I'll meet you later where,

uh, Pedro is hiding the gas,

OK?

-OK.

-I know exactly how you feel.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

[COUGHING]

[POURING SOUND]

[MAN SINGING]

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-Where's Pedro?

-He'll be here.

-Jim, I've been want

to explain to you

why I'm mixed up in all this.

-Forget it.

It isn't an act this time.

-No.

-Here he comes.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-Maria, would you like to dance?

-Oh, yes, Pedro.

-Oh, let's change dances

with Garcia and the senora.

-Pedro, you have been drinking.

-Madre mia.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-Wise guy, eh?

-What are you talking about?

-What's the idea of tricking us?

-What are you trying

to start, Benson?

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-Well, somebody did.

I'm sorry, senora,

are you all right?

Are you not hurt?

-No, I'm all right.

It was nothing, senor.

It was nothing.

-Alfonso, have another drink.

Excuse me, senora.

How about it , Alfonso?

-[SPEAKING SPANISH].

-No, I have got to have on.

Come on.

-[SPEAKING SPANISH] .

-Excuse me a minute, Alfonso.

I just want to see if

Sally is in the room.

-All right, senor.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-Where is the Senor Benson?

-He went to talk

to the senorita.

[DOOR KNOCK]

-Senor Benson.

Get the key.

-Sally!

Sally!

SALLY: Here.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-It's gone.

They must have taken it to

the cove to load the w*tbacks.

Let's go back and get the taxi.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Sounds like Pedro .

[MUSIC PLAYING]

He's hurt.

Here take this.

Fill the car.

Now be careful.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

What happened Pedro?

-Two bad men.

They wanted me to

tell where when you

were missing where you had gone.

But I did not tell.

-They'll pay for this, Pedro.

Believe me.

By God, they'll pay for this.

-I did not tell, senor.

I did not tell.

-Ah, Pedro I know.

You're a very brave boy.

Can you make it to

the Padre's house?

-Si, I think so.

-Don't you tell the

Padre what's happened.

Tell him I'll be back soon.

-And then you will take

me fishing with you?

-Then I will take

you fishing with me.

[KNOCKING]

Sally.

Come on.

Let's go, quick.

-Is he all right?

-Yeah, he's all right.

You take the wheel.

I'll push you as far as I can

so as to not make any noise.

-Jose!

I'm sure they went that way.

Let's go.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-They're getting

away in the taxi.

-Let's get the station wagon.

-Si.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-There they go.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-I've got an idea.

Hold on.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Looks like they

haven't loaded yet.

-You suppose anyone

is guarding the boat?

-I don't know.

It's just possible

no one is there.

-Faster.

Faster.

-If we can get him to chase

us into American waters,

we might be able to nail 'em.

We need every break we can get.

-There is the first one.

-This is k*lling me.

My legs!

[CAR HORN]

What's the matter you idiots?

Didn't you see that car?

Come on.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-Sally!

Come on!

Get off!

Get off!

Come on.

Pronto!

Pronto!

Come on.

Get off.

Come on.

Pronto!

Pronto!

Come on.

Get off!

Get off!

Pronto!

Pronto!

You better stay here.

I'll need you for evidence.

-Oh, mucho gracias.

[SPEAKING SPANISH] .

-Get in the cabin.

Get in the cabin.

Stay there!

Hey, hurry up!

Come on.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Check the gas.

-The tanks are full.

-Great!

Now we'll see if I'm Captain

Bly or Captain Seaweed.

-They got by Reeser.

Come on.

[BOAT SOUND]

Let's get the boat.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-Here they come.

-Their boat is faster isn't it?

-Yeah, but we've got a

pretty good start on 'em.

-Yes.

Yes, I see.

Thanks.

Some sort of a fiesta

going on down there.

The police got our message late.

Benson and the boat are gone.

-Maybe he's headed back here.

Notify the Coast Guard.

-Yes sir.

[BOAT SOUNDS]

-Are we getting close?

-Just a few miles more.

We're starting to get light.

-We're getting closer.

-I better run you into shore.

-No, Jim, I'm staying.

I'm as much a part

of this as you are.

Besides, you see, Jim--

-Hold on.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-That was a close one.

-Yeah, I don't think we can

play this more than once.

If the follow us, we

make a run for it.

That might give us enough

leeway to drag them

under something if we're lucky.

-They must be around

here somewhere.

-Jim.

-Yeah.

-You remember the headlines

in the paper not long ago?

"w*tback Runners

m*rder*d Boatman."

-Yeah.

-He was my father-- Fred Parker.

-He was your father?

-He was running w*tbacks under

the same conditions you were.

-Wow!

Now it all makes sense.

Their coming back.

All right, hold on.

[BOAT SOUNDS]

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-There!

[BOAT SOUNDS]

-That might be our second break.

If we can just reach

that freighter.

-Get ready.

He's getting close.

sh**t!

[g*nsh*t]

-Get down, Sally.

-Look out!

He's going to pass us.

-Senor, I want to go home.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

[BOAT HORN]

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-Call the Coast Guard.

My radio is out.

Hurry!

-The fishing boat

seems to be in trouble.

Call the Coast Guard!

[MUSIC PLAYING]

STEVE: We've got 'em cornered.

-sh**t!

sh**t!

[g*nshots]

[MUSIC PLAYING]

-If you could sh**t

straight, we'd of had him.

There they are.

-Go back!

Go back!

[MUSIC PLAYING]

BENSON: They're getting away!

-They're not gettin'

away, Benson.

We've radioed a plane.

-Boy, are we glad to see you.

-To tell you the truth.

We've been looking for you.

-OK, Captain, I'll head in.

But while you're

out looking, try

finding a guy by the

name of Carl Shanks.

He ran out on me.

He owes me $800.

-Say, Benson wanted us to look

for a man named Carl Shanks.

I gather the guy is a louse.

He ran out on an $800 charter.

-That's what I call a louse.

Before you let him at

me, be sure and tell them

that $800 is deposited

to his account.

That kid is rough.

-I know.

We trained him.

-Senor, this way

we'll never get home.

[MUSIC PLAYING]