Across the Hall (2009) Movie Script
- You let me out of here.
I'll tell you anything you want.
What do you want
me to do now?.
- Terry.
No, no, no, no.
Wait, wait---
- Quiet, Dick.
You got to be quiet.
- What the fuck?.
Terry.
- Yeah, I told you.
I told you this
would happen, Julian.
- Holy shit.
Fuck. Fuck.
No.
- You said you'd be here, man.
You said you'd be here, Julian.
- This is not happening.
- Julian.
Julian, listen to me.
Julian.
Why weren't you here?.
- Two outs now.
- Nah, man, I'm Cuban.
- Good thing we ain't playing
for clothes.
- If we were playing
for clothes,
he would have been naked
for the past 4 1/2 hours.
- Shut up, man.
Yo, I know you guys be cheating
at this shit all the time.
- We don't cheat.
- Um, you've got
an order here.
- What's up, big man,
any business upstairs?.
- Whose turn is it?.
- You go.
- Chicken cordon bleu
for room 304.
- Yeah.
- Give me two cards.
- Chicken cordon bleu.
Tell him we haven't had
chicken here in 30 years.
- They want a salad with it.
- Listen to this guy.
Like people come here
for the food.
- Charlie brings his wife
down here all the time.
- Oh, yeah?.
- Maybe, but I bring my
girlfriend to the Sheraton.
- Room 304.
- No rest for the wicked,
huh, big man?.
- Hi.
- Good evening, miss.
- Good evening.
I'd like a room, please.
- Um, yes.
We should be able
to accommodate you.
As for your stay, miss?.
- My stay?.
Our rates run weekly, nightly,
and...
by the hour.
- By the hour?.
Just for tonight, please.
It'll be just tonight.
- All right, all right.
Terry?.
- Jules.
- Yo, man.
- Yo.
- What's shaking?.
- Uh, you wouldn't believe me
if I told you.
Trust me,
I hear that.
- You're a hard man
to track down.
Tried your home line.
Where you at?.
- No, man,
I'm---I'm here.
You know, I'm home,
just kicking it in the tub.
- You better have
some company.
No, dude, I wish I did.
I'm actually just soaking
this fucking knee.
Hauser kicked my ass again.
- You got to stop playing ball
with that guy, man.
Thinks he's playing
every game at Rucker Park.
- You don't need
to tell me that.
Speaking ofwhich,
we called your ass.
What, you can't
call people back?.
What's the matter
with you?.
- You know, I was waiting
for my anytime minutes, man.
You know, fucking
nights and weekends.
- You and your
nights and weekends.
Hey, I tell you what, though.
You remember Anna?.
- Anna Anna?.
- Yeah, man.
I-I actually ran into her.
Right, um...
Shit, right down
the street someplace.
- Just walking
down the street.
- Yeah.
- The nerve of that bitch.
Dick.
So what about you, hmm?.
How was your day?.
- The day?.
You know...
it was a day.
- Hello?.
Terry, you there, man?.
Uh...
I'm sorry, man, shit.
Uh, I'm sorry,
I'm just---
Just a little drunk,
to be honest, man.
- No shit.
- No shit.
- Me too.
- Red?.
- Black.
- Black, huh?.
- Yep.
I think I fucked up.
I think I'm---
I'm about to fuck up.
- You think so, huh?.
- Yeah, I think maybe so.
- Terry, come on, man.
What's going on?.
- It's---it's June.
She's...
She's cheating on me.
- Wait a minute, what?.
- June, she --- she's cheating.
- You'll be happy to know
this elevator is very reliable.
- As opposed to?.
- The Riverview
is fully inspected
and certified,
of course.
But we are in a...
transition period
currently.
This is our only
working lift.
- I'm quite happy
to take the stairs.
- This room is a personal
favorite of mine.
Everything in here
is original.
Preserved in time.
You'll be joining some
very distinguished company.
- I bet.
- Some of the first guests
at the Riverview
were the Ambassador
to Estonia
and the conductor
of the Chicago Philharmonic
and...
and, of course, uh...
numerous celebrities
and movie stars.
- Really?. Like who?.
- Oh.
Well, I'm not at liberty
to divulge their names.
- Oh.
- Um...
But rest assured,
the names would impress you.
- I'm sure.
Oh.
Thank you
for the history lesson.
- You're welcome.
- So here.
- Oh, it's---
- No.
Have a wonderful evening.
- Thank you.
- Thank you.
- Good night.
- Good night.
Hi.
- Come on, man,
you really think she's cheating?.
- I do.
- 'Cause, I mean, you know,
you've thought this before.
Yeah, I know I've
thought this before.
- You've called me.
- I know.
- And every time,
you end up just---
- Feeling like
an asshole, yes.
I know.
It's different.
- Okay.
- She was supposed to be
away on business.
The airline,
they called the house.
She canceled her flight.
- Just 'cause she canceled
her flight doesn't mean---
- Then I gave the guy
at her car service a $20.
Told me
where she was going.
So I went to see
for myself.
- You followed her?.
- I did...
to the fucking hotel.
- A hotel?.
- That's right.
- Shit.
Oh, shit, man.
So what are you
gonna do, huh?.
Are you gonna
confront her?.
- Yeah, you might say that.
- Terry, where are you?.
Come on, you're not---
are you---
Are you still at the hotel?.
- Still?.
No, not still.
Where were you?.
Why weren't you here?.
Hmm?.
- Terry, do you know
what you've done?.
- Yeah.
Look, look, I need you
to help me fix this.
- Fucking stay away
from me, Terry.
- What?.
- Just stay back.
- Jules, look,
I need your help here, man.
That's why you
came here, right?.
So we can do this together,
like you said.
- No, dude, I never said---
I never told you to do this.
- You told me to wait,
and I waited.
- Yes, fucking wait.
- You left me here.
- Okay, so what the fuck do you
want me to do now, Terry, huh?.
What can I do about this?.
- I want to make him
pay for it.
- Good evening, sir.
Would you like a room?.
- A room, yeah.
- I, um...
I believe we have---
- It has to be the right room.
- You've---you've
stayed with us before?.
- I've never been here before.
- But you have a---
you have a particular room
in mind.
- I don't know the number,
but I know
what room I want.
Is it okay if---
Please?.
Here.
That's her.
I know her no matter
what name she uses.
- One moment, sir.
I'll ring her room.
- No, you can't---
can't do that.
- I'm sorry, sir,
but I'm not allowed
to let you in unannounced.
- Unannounced?.
- She requested privacy, sir.
- You saw her, then?.
- Yes.
- She's here.
- Yes.
- Well, I can't
let her leave, then.
And I need you
to give me a room.
I'm here for a room.
Someplace across from---
I need room 508.
How much for the night?.
- Oh, um...
I'm sorry.
That room's not available
this evening.
- Why don't we
go up there together
and take a look?.
- I can't.
- Surprise yourself sometimes
what you can and can't do.
- Previous guests include
the Ambassador to Estonia
and the conductor
of the Chicago Philharmonic.
We never fill this room.
The guests complain about
the sign outside the window.
I can close
the blinds for you.
- No, it's---
Just leave it.
It's fine.
There's a lot of history
to this place, huh?.
- Oh, yes, sir.
All of the cornice work
you see is original.
Nothing has been changed since
the day the Riverview opened.
- I always thought
it's just better
to let it fall the fuck apart
than cheat it of a past.
It's not right, you know?.
To renovate the soul
right out of a place.
You ever wish you could
just keep things
exactly the way they were?.
That you could
just hold on to
a moment in time
like it was...
Fuck this.
- I can't believe
this is happening.
I can't believe it.
- What part?.
What part
can't you believe?.
- I don't know,
all of it.
- Hey, but---
I'll have to go like this
from now on.
- You believe how much
I love you, don't you?.
- Of course.
- And you believe
how much l---
I mean it,
how much I just mean
everything I say, all of it.
- Yes.
Though not
everything, everything.
Hey, I didn't mean
it like that.
Hey, forget about it.
I didn't mean it in a bad way.
- I know.
I only get like that
when I'm scared, you know.
I only talk like that
when I'm scared.
- I get scared too, Terry.
We all get scared.
- Are you scared of me?.
- No.
No, no, no.
I get scared of us, though.
- Scared of us?.
- Yeah.
Too powerful sometimes.
- Hey.
- Yeah?.
- I don't want you
scared of me.
I don't ever want
to do anything
or say anything,
hurt you.
- Shh.
I'm here.
I'm right here.
She said yes.
Yes, she did,
didn't she?.
- Yes, she did.
- Yeah.
- She yelled it.
I can't believe you.
Shit.
- What?.
- I got to call Jules.
- No, can't---
Why don't we just
enjoy this alone?.
- We got to celebrate,
don't we?.
No?.
- Just tonight,
just the two of us.
- Baby, it's Jules.
- I know.
- I got to tell him.
- Hello.
- Julian, hey.
- Terry?.
What time is it?.
- No, I have no idea.
We've been up all night.
Listen, man, um...
We're getting married.
- Wow.
So you guys are still---
- Still?.
No, not still.
Actually, Jules---
Actually, I had to stop by
your place for a minute.
- Wait, you were here?.
Why?.
- Just listen, man, all right?.
Just listen.
I was gonna leave a note
so they'd know
you were free from blame
or whatever.
- What?.
Terry, what are you
talking about?.
I don't even know
what you're saying.
- I had to---
I had to borrow something.
- What?.
Terry, what?.
- I only came to talk, man.
It's not like I planned---
I don't know---
- Okay, fine, so then
we're talking now, right?.
- It's too late for that,
Jules, all right?.
- Terry, it's not
too fucking late.
Come on, man.
- I know you keep the---the---
the bullets hidden,
so I had to go buy some.
Not even sure
I got the right size.
I mean, do different handguns
take different bullets?.
I don't know.
- Terry.
- I only know what I've seen
on Law and Order.
- Okay, hang on.
- I don't watch CSI.
- Hold it.
You have my gun?.
- Yeah, I'm sorry.
- Terry, you stole my gun?.
- Dude, I'm sorry.
- That's a fucking
shitty thing to do, man.
- Yeah, I hear you, man.
- Okay, Terry,
what are you going to do?.
Are you going to shoot him?.
- I might.
- Okay, you're gonna kill him?.
- I might, yeah.
- What, you want
fucking Jerry Orbach,
fucking the other guy,
whatever the fuck
his name is,
you want them coming
through your door,
hauling your ass
off to jail?.
- What am I supposed
to do, Jules?.
- I could think
of a couple things.
- You wouldn't let it go.
- Wh-wh-what is that
supposed to mean?.
- You wouldn't let some girl
treat you like this.
I mean,
that's what you said.
- Yeah, but dude,
I never fucking said that
with a gun in my hand,
Terry.
- It doesn't matter now
anyway, man.
- No, this does matter.
Terry, you keep---
You do this, man.
How am I ever supposed
to trust you?.
You keep pulling
this bullshit.
I mean, this shit
is in your head, Terry.
You keep---
you put it on me,
and then you
put it back on her.
Terry.
Terry, come on, man.
Listen to me, all right?.
You are just really
scaring me right now.
- I'm not asking you
for anything more, Jules.
This is it.
No more phone calls,
no more...
jobs.
It's the last time.
I promise.
- Terry, where are you?.
- I'm at the Riverview.
Across the hall
from them.
- You're not.
- I am.
- You're across the hall.
- Room 508.
Nonsmoking.
Check out at noon.
Gonna smoke this cigarette
and then, you know...
head on over there.
- All right, um...
Fuck, how about this?.
How about---what if l---
what if I met you there?.
- Here?.
At the hotel?.
Yeah, dude, I could
be there in, like---
I mean, I can be there
in, like, 20 minutes.
You give me---
give me 20 minutes.
But listen, man, you have to
sit tight, all right?.
You have to promise me
you're gonna put
that fucking gun away
and that you're gonna sit tight,
all right?.
That's the deal.
Terry, come on, man,
- 20 minutes, man.
You got it.
- All right,
Listen, man,
I'm telling you.
We're gonna be sharing
drinks in no time, man.
We're gonna laugh
about this, all right?.
- Jules, man...
what would I do
without you?.
- June.
Hey.
June.
We got a problem.
Hello?.
- Hey, it's me.
- Hey, what's going on?.
I was wondering,
are you free
to get together tonight?.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
No, I can do that.
Is everything all right?.
- No, I'm fine.
I'm here at this hotel.
- The Riverview, you know?.
- Right.
- And I kind of needed to talk.
- Riverview.
- Do you know how
to get here okay?.
- Yeah.
No, no, no.
I-I know it well.
Wow, Anna.
- This is not
the third floor.
- No, no, this is the lobby.
- Floor?.
- Uh, 507---five.
So you're back in town,
obviously.
- Mm-hmm.
Just for business.
- Right.
I didn't know you were
so sentimental, Anna.
- You don't have to
flatter yourself, Julian.
- I'm just saying---
- Expense account isn't exactly
cut out for the Waldorf.
I'm not staying here
for the memories.
Did you know that the Ambassador
of Estonia stayed here?.
- I didn't know that.
That's great.
- Mm-hmm.
So what are you
doing here of all places?.
Or don't l
want to know?.
- Nothing,
I'm just seeing a friend.
- Really?.
A friend.
They just call you up
like room service now or what?.
- Hmm.
- Well, it's nice to know I can
still make you uncomfortable.
- I'm sorry.
This is really strange, just---
you know, just seeing you
here of all places.
- Julian, whatever you're
going up there to do, we could---
- Anna.
- Hey.
- Hey.
- Listen, we got
a problem.
- What?.
- Terry is here.
He's here at the hotel.
- What?. How?.
- I don't know.
He said he followed you here.
- Oh, my God.
- Does he know
it's both of us?.
- He knows about you.
- Oh, God.
- What---what are you doing?.
- My phone.
I need to find
my phone.
I need my phone.
I need to talk to him.
- No.
No, you cannot call him.
- Why not?.
- Because he's got a gun.
- He's got a gun?.
- I don't know,
maybe he's got a gun?.
Probably he doesn't.
- Well, which is it?.
I don't know.
Maybe---maybe he's got my gun.
- Jules, you mean to tell me---
- Stop, stop, stop, stop,
listen to me.
Listen to me,
you cannot say my name.
Terry is directly
across the hall, okay?.
He's in the room
right across the hall.
So we just need to relax.
We can do this.
Yeah?.
We can do this.
It's Terry,
for God sakes.
- Oh, shit.
Of course you pick a room
on the fifth fucking floor.
- Got to call the police.
- Shit.
Fuck.
What are you doing?.
- I'm getting dressed.
- Yeah, yeah,
that's a good idea.
- Hey.
- Yeah.
- Hey, what the fuck
are you doing?.
- I'm calling the police.
- No, no, no, no, no.
Listen to me.
Listen to me.
No.
No police.
- Why not?.
- We call the police,
they will know everything.
They will know about us,
and he will know it's me.
Shit.
All right, this is him.
This is him.
Listen, let me talk to him.
Okay, let me talk to him.
I can talk to him, okay?.
- Let me try.
- Shh.
Terry?.
What's going on, man?.
- Tell him---
- Do I look like
I'm ordering Chinese?.
Sorry, man.
- Hey, Jules,
where are you, man?.
I'm right here, Terry, man,
I'm right here.
- You got to get here, man.
- Why, Ter?.
- You're gonna miss everything.
- What are you talking
about, Terry, huh?.
What am I gonna miss?.
- The big show.
It's about to start.
- Fuck.
Shit.
Terry, what the fuck
is going on, man?.
- Room service.
- I sent her over
a surprise, man.
Let her know I didn't forget.
I could never forget.
I could never forget.
Listen, you have
to get that.
- No.
- You have to get that.
June, June, listen to me.
- I'm not going over there.
- We just need to
buy some more time.
Terry wants to get
talked out of it.
- It's on mute.
Terry wants to be
talked out of this,
but you have
to buy some time, okay?.
I need you to play along.
Just play along, please.
- Room service.
- Listen to me.
The guy at the door.
- Yeah.
- That guy
is the porter, okay?.
I just need you
to talk to him.
Can you do that
for me?.
I will keep Terry on the phone,
I promise you.
I'll keep him talking.
I'll be right here for you.
I'll be right in that room.
Can you do that?.
- Get in the room
and shut the door.
- You can do this.
- Keep him on the phone.
- Julian?.
Jules?.
- Yeah, Terry.
Terry, I am here, man.
I'm here.
Is everything okay?.
- They're not answering
the door, man.
Why ain't they
answering the door?.
Terry, you need
to calm the fuck down,
do you hear me?.
- I got to get a look
at the son of a bitch.
I got to see this guy.
- No, no, no, Terry,
you stop, stop.
Terry, you get
away from that door.
Do you hear me?.
- I don't know, Jules.
I think maybe I'm gonna
shoot someone.
- Come on, man,
you fucking promised me.
- Christ.
- Come on out, you fucker.
- Hello?.
- I'm sorry
to disturb you, miss.
But...
Chilled.
- Terry.
- So beautiful.
- Terry?.
- I don't think
we ordered that.
- It's already been
paid for, miss.
You need only
sign for it.
- Sign for it.
- Yes, miss.
- Okay, Terry, Terry, Terry,
listen to me.
Here's what
we're gonna do, man.
I want you to get
out of that room.
I want you to
go downstairs,
and I want you to wait
for me in the lobby, all right?.
I'm a couple minutes away.
I-I'll get there, man,
and we will get
the hell out of there
and go get ourselves some
real drinks, all right?.
Terry, come on, man,
listen to me.
- Just tell me
what I did wrong.
- Terry, you didn't
do anything wrong, man.
You didn't do
anything wrong, okay?.
Everything is fine.
- Why'd she stop loving me?.
- Fuck.
Come on, man, Terry.
Snap the fuck out of it, man.
Don't do this.
- It's one of
our finest bottles.
A very good vintage.
We try to serve
only the best
here at the Riverview.
- Terry.
Fuck.
- I hope that you're
happy with your tip.
- Thank you, miss.
But I don't do it for the...
tips.
- Okay.
Okay.
Put that on.
Come on, Terry.
Come on, Terry.
- Hello?.
- All right, now.
Go, go, go, go.
- Come on.
Answer the phone, Jules.
Come on.
Come on, Jules.
- Hey. Hey.
You got to get out
of the hall.
- Come here.
- Sorry?.
- You have to
get out of the hall.
It's not safe here.
- 302.
Anna.
- What is this?.
- It's just---
it's not safe, okay?.
Just trust me.
- Let go of my hand.
- Come on.
- Let go of me.
Hey.
- Anna.
- Julian?.
Are you here by yourself?.
- Julian, what are you doing?.
- Do you have a boyfriend
or somebody here with you?.
- No, I told you,
I'm here on business.
Julian.
- And you haven't
left the room?.
- No.
Julian, what is wrong?.
- Sit down, sit down.
Listen to me, please.
I need your help, okay?.
I need us to be
together right now.
- Just like that?.
- No, no, no, no,
I don't mean that.
I just mean if someone
were to ask,
I just need you to say
that we were together tonight.
- Well, Julian,
who would be asking?.
- Anna, nobody's asking.
I'm just saying
that if someone were to ask,
that you would tell them
we were together tonight.
But not here;,
it can't be here.
It's got to be
someplace else, you know?.
Like my place.
- Julian, you're not
making any sense.
Listen, what---
- Okay, Listen,
listen, listen, listen.
I fucked up, okay?.
I fucked up bad.
You were right.
- Right about what?.
- I should have gotten off
the elevator with you.
I mean, I never should've been
on the elevator
in the first place.
- Oh, and what then?.
- Listen to me.
I can explain this.
I promise
I can explain everything,
and I will.
I will explain
everything to you.
But I just need you
to do this for me, please.
Hey.
Will you do that for me?.
- All right.
- Yeah?.
All right.
Thank you.
Come here,
come here.
Come here.
I'm sorry.
What?.
- Who are you here with?.
- Anna, come on,
don't do this.
- Do I know her?.
Is it June?.
Julian.
- Anna, listen to me.
She called, okay?.
- Of all the places...
- No, no, no, listen.
- You could go,
you had to bring her here?.
- You don't understand, okay?.
- You son of a bitch.
- You don't understand.
- You're fucking your
best friend's girlfriend,
and now you are asking
for my help?.
- That is not what happened.
- Julian, get the fuck
out of my room.
- I just need you
to trust me on this.
- Julian, I can smell her
all over you.
Get out.
- Anna.
Anna, come on.
- Terry, what are you doing?.
- I'm gonna show you, June.
Do you love him?.
- Terry, what are you doing?.
- Do you fucking love him?.
- Terry, Terry, Terry.
This guy has nothing
to do with it.
- Look, don't do that
to me, June.
All right?.
Don't you fucking stand there
and keep on lying to me.
- I'm not lying.
It's not---
It's not him.
- Finally got one.
- Ah!
- Hey, want to
turn that thing off for me?.
- Oh.
- Listen to me, please.
I have to tell you the truth.
- The truth?.
June.
It's right here
in front of us.
- He didn't do
anything wrong.
- It's right here
in front of us,
right here to see.
- All right,
she'll be all right.
As long as he doesn't see me,
they should be all right.
I'm gonna call Julian.
- Terry, just forget
about Julian for once
and listen to me.
Terry.
- June.
- Terry.
- June.
- Shit!
Fuck me.
- June.
Shit, June.
- Hi.
- Hey.
- You all right?.
- Yeah.
- What?.
- I do love him.
- Yeah.
So do l.
- He just---
he can be so sure, you know?.
About everything.
I'm not like that.
I just---
I wanted to make sure
that it was my love
that I was feeling.
You know?.
Not---not just his love.
- It's all right.
- Yeah.
Mmm.
I do love him.
- I know.
- Hotel Riverview.
No.
No, ma'am,
I can assure you,
we haven't had
any gunfire here tonight.
Have a good night.
We're still getting
noise complaints.
Son of a whore!
Riverview.
- Hmm.
- Uh, soup?.
- I want to make him pay for it.
- Holy shit.
June?.
June.
She's not moving.
- Don't touch her.
- Let me help her,
all right?.
- Not like this.
Not like this.
No, man.
- You've lost
your fucking mind, Terry.
June!
Terry!
Does it look
as if I lost my mind?.
I'm gonna let you go now,
all right?.
I'm gonna let you go.
You've got to listen to me.
Listen to me.
You gonna listen?.
- Hello?.
Is everything okay?.
- Answer her.
Answer her.
- Yeah.
Yeah, hold on.
- You tell her
everything's fine.
Wipe that off.
- Is everything okay?.
- Yeah, it's fine.
Everything's fine.
- I thought I heard---
- Everything's fine.
- But---
- Please, we don't need
anything right now.
Everything's---
It's all right.
- Who was it?.
- It was just the maid.
We're fucked.
- We're not fucked.
- We are fucked, Terry.
We're trapped in here, man.
- I got everything planned,
Jules.
I know what I'm doing.
- Fuck.
You know what you're doing?.
That's bullshit.
See, this is what
you always do.
You see a straight road,
and you walk it crooked.
- I walked straight over here.
- What did you think
was gonna happen, huh?.
How did you think
this was gonna end?.
- You knew I had to come here.
- What did I know?.
- You knew about him.
- Terry---
- Don't.
Don't do that to me, man.
Tell me the truth.
Tell me how long
you've known about him.
- 91 1, what's your emergency?.
- How did it happen?.
- You don't
have to know that, Jules.
It's better if you don't.
She tried to tell me
it wasn't him, but...
I found them here together.
- So, what, then you just---
you shot her?.
- No.
I don't know, man, she was---
It was fast, you know?.
She was here
and then, uh...
it just happened,
you know?.
That's why
I needed your help.
- I can't, man.
Terry, I can't.
I can't do this, man.
Look at this, like,
look at this place.
Even if---
They'll find her.
They'll know.
- Yeah, who do you think
they're gonna suspect, huh?.
- Him?.
- Think about it.
He was here with her all night.
- Yeah.
- Must've been
all over this place.
And they---
and they...
must've slept together, right?.
- I don't know, Terry.
I mean, I guess so.
- So they'll know it was him.
- I can't, man.
I cannot frame
an innocent man.
- Wait, innocent?.
You tell me
how he's innocent.
- Okay, I didn't mean---
- You know what?.
He's the one
who did this, Jules.
He's the reason she's dead.
- Okay, Terry, Terry, I know,
all right?.
But you can't---
- Look, I need you
for this, man.
- What are you doing?.
- I need you to help
make him pay for it.
- Terry, come on, man,
what are you doing?.
- We're in this
together now, man.
- What do you want
me to do, Terry?.
- What you came here for, Jules.
- You want me to kill him?.
- You know everything
he took from me, man.
He's the only one
who can prove anything, right?.
It's the only way,
believe me.
- I believe you, Terry.
- We could walk
out of here, Jules.
We can make it look
like it was him all along.
Come on, man,
pull the trigger.
Pull the trigger.
Pull the trigger.
- Terry, I can't do this.
Hold the fucking gun
against his head,
and you pull
the fucking trigger.
- Terry, I can't fucking---
- Get it over with, man.
Do it for me.
Pull the trigger.
Julian.
- Terry, I'm not gonna
fucking kill the guy.
- Come on, Julian.
- This is not my fault.
- Get it over with,
Julian.
- I'm not gonna kill
this guy, Terry.
You fucking
did this, Terry.
You killed her.
And nothing
that we do to him
is gonna
bring her back.
- I know, man.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
Never should have called.
Never should have---
Never should have
called you down here.
Never should have
let you see me like this.
I just wanted
to get her back...
wanted things
like they were.
- Yeah, Terry, so did l.
So did l.
- Shit, man.
- Listen, man.
We're gonna, uh...
We're gonna
figure this out, man.
What if this
was an accident?.
You know, that's what
we could tell them.
That you came here,
and you didn't mean to do it.
You found her here.
You just
lost your head.
Made a big mistake.
- What do I say about you?.
- What about me?.
- I mean...
don't we have to get
our stories straight?.
Right?.
When they find out
you were here---
- Terry. Terry. Terry.
They cannot know
that I was here.
I think it's better
for both of us
if they knew
that this was an accident.
- Yeah.
Yep.
I'll tell them, man.
I'll tell them.
I'll tell them
it was me.
I'll tell them
I stole your gun,
I came down here
on my own, l---
He never got
a look at you.
- No, he didn't, that's right.
Hey.
Hey.
Are you sure about this?.
- I'm the only reason you're
even a part of this, man.
The least I can do, right?.
- Terry, what are
you doing, man?.
Terry,
what are you doing?.
- Look at you, man.
We've got to clean you up.
- Shit.
- Clean up the room.
- Yeah.
- Make sure they don't...
find fingerprints on anything.
There's a room,
a-a janitor's closet.
It's down the hall.
- Terry.
Come on, man, l---
I can't let
anybody see me, you know?.
For this to work.
- Right.
- Hey, Terry?.
Terry.
- I know, man.
I know.
- Terry.
- June.
June.
June.
Shit.
June.
Julian, come on,
answer, man.
Pick up.
- Hey, it's Julian.
Leave a message,
and I'll call you back.
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Julian.
Jules, it's me.
I've been trying
to reach you.
I couldn't
find you at home.
You got me worried.
Listen, man,
I know you've been
having a bad night, and...
whatever it is,
we can work it out.
I just don't want you
to end up hurting somebody.
- Terry?.
Fuck.
- Come on, Julian.
- Oh, my God.
- I got everything planned,
Jules.
I know what I'm doing.
I know, man.
I know.
- Fuck.
- What, uh...
what happened?.
- There was an accident.
Room 507.
- Accident?.
- A murder, actually.
- Oh.
- I need you to do
something for me.
- l, um...
I can't.
- Don't worry.
They won't blame you.
- Blame me?.
For what?.
- For what happened.
- But I didn't have
anything to do with that.
- You let me in.
- I didn't know.
- You told me she was here.
You took my money.
- I didn't do it for the money.
- You really think
that's gonna matter to them?.
But we understand each other,
don't we?.
- Go, go, go, go!
- I got him.
I got him.
Drake, Madison,
get over here!
That stairway!
Move! Move! Go!
- Anna!
Anna, open the door!
Anna, I need your help!
- Stop!
Don't move!
- No!
- Terry!
Shut up!
-Don't move!
- Get off me!
- Give me a hand.
- 508 is empty.
We never fill it.
You can see for yourself.
You see?.
- The way he was acting,
I just---
I didn't know.
- It's all right, miss.
Take your time.
- He came to my room,
and he said---
well, he told me---
he wanted me to say
that if anyone asked,
that we had been
together tonight.
Then when he came to my room,
there was blood on him.
I-I saw it.
I'll tell you anything you want.
What do you want
me to do now?.
- Terry.
No, no, no, no.
Wait, wait---
- Quiet, Dick.
You got to be quiet.
- What the fuck?.
Terry.
- Yeah, I told you.
I told you this
would happen, Julian.
- Holy shit.
Fuck. Fuck.
No.
- You said you'd be here, man.
You said you'd be here, Julian.
- This is not happening.
- Julian.
Julian, listen to me.
Julian.
Why weren't you here?.
- Two outs now.
- Nah, man, I'm Cuban.
- Good thing we ain't playing
for clothes.
- If we were playing
for clothes,
he would have been naked
for the past 4 1/2 hours.
- Shut up, man.
Yo, I know you guys be cheating
at this shit all the time.
- We don't cheat.
- Um, you've got
an order here.
- What's up, big man,
any business upstairs?.
- Whose turn is it?.
- You go.
- Chicken cordon bleu
for room 304.
- Yeah.
- Give me two cards.
- Chicken cordon bleu.
Tell him we haven't had
chicken here in 30 years.
- They want a salad with it.
- Listen to this guy.
Like people come here
for the food.
- Charlie brings his wife
down here all the time.
- Oh, yeah?.
- Maybe, but I bring my
girlfriend to the Sheraton.
- Room 304.
- No rest for the wicked,
huh, big man?.
- Hi.
- Good evening, miss.
- Good evening.
I'd like a room, please.
- Um, yes.
We should be able
to accommodate you.
As for your stay, miss?.
- My stay?.
Our rates run weekly, nightly,
and...
by the hour.
- By the hour?.
Just for tonight, please.
It'll be just tonight.
- All right, all right.
Terry?.
- Jules.
- Yo, man.
- Yo.
- What's shaking?.
- Uh, you wouldn't believe me
if I told you.
Trust me,
I hear that.
- You're a hard man
to track down.
Tried your home line.
Where you at?.
- No, man,
I'm---I'm here.
You know, I'm home,
just kicking it in the tub.
- You better have
some company.
No, dude, I wish I did.
I'm actually just soaking
this fucking knee.
Hauser kicked my ass again.
- You got to stop playing ball
with that guy, man.
Thinks he's playing
every game at Rucker Park.
- You don't need
to tell me that.
Speaking ofwhich,
we called your ass.
What, you can't
call people back?.
What's the matter
with you?.
- You know, I was waiting
for my anytime minutes, man.
You know, fucking
nights and weekends.
- You and your
nights and weekends.
Hey, I tell you what, though.
You remember Anna?.
- Anna Anna?.
- Yeah, man.
I-I actually ran into her.
Right, um...
Shit, right down
the street someplace.
- Just walking
down the street.
- Yeah.
- The nerve of that bitch.
Dick.
So what about you, hmm?.
How was your day?.
- The day?.
You know...
it was a day.
- Hello?.
Terry, you there, man?.
Uh...
I'm sorry, man, shit.
Uh, I'm sorry,
I'm just---
Just a little drunk,
to be honest, man.
- No shit.
- No shit.
- Me too.
- Red?.
- Black.
- Black, huh?.
- Yep.
I think I fucked up.
I think I'm---
I'm about to fuck up.
- You think so, huh?.
- Yeah, I think maybe so.
- Terry, come on, man.
What's going on?.
- It's---it's June.
She's...
She's cheating on me.
- Wait a minute, what?.
- June, she --- she's cheating.
- You'll be happy to know
this elevator is very reliable.
- As opposed to?.
- The Riverview
is fully inspected
and certified,
of course.
But we are in a...
transition period
currently.
This is our only
working lift.
- I'm quite happy
to take the stairs.
- This room is a personal
favorite of mine.
Everything in here
is original.
Preserved in time.
You'll be joining some
very distinguished company.
- I bet.
- Some of the first guests
at the Riverview
were the Ambassador
to Estonia
and the conductor
of the Chicago Philharmonic
and...
and, of course, uh...
numerous celebrities
and movie stars.
- Really?. Like who?.
- Oh.
Well, I'm not at liberty
to divulge their names.
- Oh.
- Um...
But rest assured,
the names would impress you.
- I'm sure.
Oh.
Thank you
for the history lesson.
- You're welcome.
- So here.
- Oh, it's---
- No.
Have a wonderful evening.
- Thank you.
- Thank you.
- Good night.
- Good night.
Hi.
- Come on, man,
you really think she's cheating?.
- I do.
- 'Cause, I mean, you know,
you've thought this before.
Yeah, I know I've
thought this before.
- You've called me.
- I know.
- And every time,
you end up just---
- Feeling like
an asshole, yes.
I know.
It's different.
- Okay.
- She was supposed to be
away on business.
The airline,
they called the house.
She canceled her flight.
- Just 'cause she canceled
her flight doesn't mean---
- Then I gave the guy
at her car service a $20.
Told me
where she was going.
So I went to see
for myself.
- You followed her?.
- I did...
to the fucking hotel.
- A hotel?.
- That's right.
- Shit.
Oh, shit, man.
So what are you
gonna do, huh?.
Are you gonna
confront her?.
- Yeah, you might say that.
- Terry, where are you?.
Come on, you're not---
are you---
Are you still at the hotel?.
- Still?.
No, not still.
Where were you?.
Why weren't you here?.
Hmm?.
- Terry, do you know
what you've done?.
- Yeah.
Look, look, I need you
to help me fix this.
- Fucking stay away
from me, Terry.
- What?.
- Just stay back.
- Jules, look,
I need your help here, man.
That's why you
came here, right?.
So we can do this together,
like you said.
- No, dude, I never said---
I never told you to do this.
- You told me to wait,
and I waited.
- Yes, fucking wait.
- You left me here.
- Okay, so what the fuck do you
want me to do now, Terry, huh?.
What can I do about this?.
- I want to make him
pay for it.
- Good evening, sir.
Would you like a room?.
- A room, yeah.
- I, um...
I believe we have---
- It has to be the right room.
- You've---you've
stayed with us before?.
- I've never been here before.
- But you have a---
you have a particular room
in mind.
- I don't know the number,
but I know
what room I want.
Is it okay if---
Please?.
Here.
That's her.
I know her no matter
what name she uses.
- One moment, sir.
I'll ring her room.
- No, you can't---
can't do that.
- I'm sorry, sir,
but I'm not allowed
to let you in unannounced.
- Unannounced?.
- She requested privacy, sir.
- You saw her, then?.
- Yes.
- She's here.
- Yes.
- Well, I can't
let her leave, then.
And I need you
to give me a room.
I'm here for a room.
Someplace across from---
I need room 508.
How much for the night?.
- Oh, um...
I'm sorry.
That room's not available
this evening.
- Why don't we
go up there together
and take a look?.
- I can't.
- Surprise yourself sometimes
what you can and can't do.
- Previous guests include
the Ambassador to Estonia
and the conductor
of the Chicago Philharmonic.
We never fill this room.
The guests complain about
the sign outside the window.
I can close
the blinds for you.
- No, it's---
Just leave it.
It's fine.
There's a lot of history
to this place, huh?.
- Oh, yes, sir.
All of the cornice work
you see is original.
Nothing has been changed since
the day the Riverview opened.
- I always thought
it's just better
to let it fall the fuck apart
than cheat it of a past.
It's not right, you know?.
To renovate the soul
right out of a place.
You ever wish you could
just keep things
exactly the way they were?.
That you could
just hold on to
a moment in time
like it was...
Fuck this.
- I can't believe
this is happening.
I can't believe it.
- What part?.
What part
can't you believe?.
- I don't know,
all of it.
- Hey, but---
I'll have to go like this
from now on.
- You believe how much
I love you, don't you?.
- Of course.
- And you believe
how much l---
I mean it,
how much I just mean
everything I say, all of it.
- Yes.
Though not
everything, everything.
Hey, I didn't mean
it like that.
Hey, forget about it.
I didn't mean it in a bad way.
- I know.
I only get like that
when I'm scared, you know.
I only talk like that
when I'm scared.
- I get scared too, Terry.
We all get scared.
- Are you scared of me?.
- No.
No, no, no.
I get scared of us, though.
- Scared of us?.
- Yeah.
Too powerful sometimes.
- Hey.
- Yeah?.
- I don't want you
scared of me.
I don't ever want
to do anything
or say anything,
hurt you.
- Shh.
I'm here.
I'm right here.
She said yes.
Yes, she did,
didn't she?.
- Yes, she did.
- Yeah.
- She yelled it.
I can't believe you.
Shit.
- What?.
- I got to call Jules.
- No, can't---
Why don't we just
enjoy this alone?.
- We got to celebrate,
don't we?.
No?.
- Just tonight,
just the two of us.
- Baby, it's Jules.
- I know.
- I got to tell him.
- Hello.
- Julian, hey.
- Terry?.
What time is it?.
- No, I have no idea.
We've been up all night.
Listen, man, um...
We're getting married.
- Wow.
So you guys are still---
- Still?.
No, not still.
Actually, Jules---
Actually, I had to stop by
your place for a minute.
- Wait, you were here?.
Why?.
- Just listen, man, all right?.
Just listen.
I was gonna leave a note
so they'd know
you were free from blame
or whatever.
- What?.
Terry, what are you
talking about?.
I don't even know
what you're saying.
- I had to---
I had to borrow something.
- What?.
Terry, what?.
- I only came to talk, man.
It's not like I planned---
I don't know---
- Okay, fine, so then
we're talking now, right?.
- It's too late for that,
Jules, all right?.
- Terry, it's not
too fucking late.
Come on, man.
- I know you keep the---the---
the bullets hidden,
so I had to go buy some.
Not even sure
I got the right size.
I mean, do different handguns
take different bullets?.
I don't know.
- Terry.
- I only know what I've seen
on Law and Order.
- Okay, hang on.
- I don't watch CSI.
- Hold it.
You have my gun?.
- Yeah, I'm sorry.
- Terry, you stole my gun?.
- Dude, I'm sorry.
- That's a fucking
shitty thing to do, man.
- Yeah, I hear you, man.
- Okay, Terry,
what are you going to do?.
Are you going to shoot him?.
- I might.
- Okay, you're gonna kill him?.
- I might, yeah.
- What, you want
fucking Jerry Orbach,
fucking the other guy,
whatever the fuck
his name is,
you want them coming
through your door,
hauling your ass
off to jail?.
- What am I supposed
to do, Jules?.
- I could think
of a couple things.
- You wouldn't let it go.
- Wh-wh-what is that
supposed to mean?.
- You wouldn't let some girl
treat you like this.
I mean,
that's what you said.
- Yeah, but dude,
I never fucking said that
with a gun in my hand,
Terry.
- It doesn't matter now
anyway, man.
- No, this does matter.
Terry, you keep---
You do this, man.
How am I ever supposed
to trust you?.
You keep pulling
this bullshit.
I mean, this shit
is in your head, Terry.
You keep---
you put it on me,
and then you
put it back on her.
Terry.
Terry, come on, man.
Listen to me, all right?.
You are just really
scaring me right now.
- I'm not asking you
for anything more, Jules.
This is it.
No more phone calls,
no more...
jobs.
It's the last time.
I promise.
- Terry, where are you?.
- I'm at the Riverview.
Across the hall
from them.
- You're not.
- I am.
- You're across the hall.
- Room 508.
Nonsmoking.
Check out at noon.
Gonna smoke this cigarette
and then, you know...
head on over there.
- All right, um...
Fuck, how about this?.
How about---what if l---
what if I met you there?.
- Here?.
At the hotel?.
Yeah, dude, I could
be there in, like---
I mean, I can be there
in, like, 20 minutes.
You give me---
give me 20 minutes.
But listen, man, you have to
sit tight, all right?.
You have to promise me
you're gonna put
that fucking gun away
and that you're gonna sit tight,
all right?.
That's the deal.
Terry, come on, man,
- 20 minutes, man.
You got it.
- All right,
Listen, man,
I'm telling you.
We're gonna be sharing
drinks in no time, man.
We're gonna laugh
about this, all right?.
- Jules, man...
what would I do
without you?.
- June.
Hey.
June.
We got a problem.
Hello?.
- Hey, it's me.
- Hey, what's going on?.
I was wondering,
are you free
to get together tonight?.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
No, I can do that.
Is everything all right?.
- No, I'm fine.
I'm here at this hotel.
- The Riverview, you know?.
- Right.
- And I kind of needed to talk.
- Riverview.
- Do you know how
to get here okay?.
- Yeah.
No, no, no.
I-I know it well.
Wow, Anna.
- This is not
the third floor.
- No, no, this is the lobby.
- Floor?.
- Uh, 507---five.
So you're back in town,
obviously.
- Mm-hmm.
Just for business.
- Right.
I didn't know you were
so sentimental, Anna.
- You don't have to
flatter yourself, Julian.
- I'm just saying---
- Expense account isn't exactly
cut out for the Waldorf.
I'm not staying here
for the memories.
Did you know that the Ambassador
of Estonia stayed here?.
- I didn't know that.
That's great.
- Mm-hmm.
So what are you
doing here of all places?.
Or don't l
want to know?.
- Nothing,
I'm just seeing a friend.
- Really?.
A friend.
They just call you up
like room service now or what?.
- Hmm.
- Well, it's nice to know I can
still make you uncomfortable.
- I'm sorry.
This is really strange, just---
you know, just seeing you
here of all places.
- Julian, whatever you're
going up there to do, we could---
- Anna.
- Hey.
- Hey.
- Listen, we got
a problem.
- What?.
- Terry is here.
He's here at the hotel.
- What?. How?.
- I don't know.
He said he followed you here.
- Oh, my God.
- Does he know
it's both of us?.
- He knows about you.
- Oh, God.
- What---what are you doing?.
- My phone.
I need to find
my phone.
I need my phone.
I need to talk to him.
- No.
No, you cannot call him.
- Why not?.
- Because he's got a gun.
- He's got a gun?.
- I don't know,
maybe he's got a gun?.
Probably he doesn't.
- Well, which is it?.
I don't know.
Maybe---maybe he's got my gun.
- Jules, you mean to tell me---
- Stop, stop, stop, stop,
listen to me.
Listen to me,
you cannot say my name.
Terry is directly
across the hall, okay?.
He's in the room
right across the hall.
So we just need to relax.
We can do this.
Yeah?.
We can do this.
It's Terry,
for God sakes.
- Oh, shit.
Of course you pick a room
on the fifth fucking floor.
- Got to call the police.
- Shit.
Fuck.
What are you doing?.
- I'm getting dressed.
- Yeah, yeah,
that's a good idea.
- Hey.
- Yeah.
- Hey, what the fuck
are you doing?.
- I'm calling the police.
- No, no, no, no, no.
Listen to me.
Listen to me.
No.
No police.
- Why not?.
- We call the police,
they will know everything.
They will know about us,
and he will know it's me.
Shit.
All right, this is him.
This is him.
Listen, let me talk to him.
Okay, let me talk to him.
I can talk to him, okay?.
- Let me try.
- Shh.
Terry?.
What's going on, man?.
- Tell him---
- Do I look like
I'm ordering Chinese?.
Sorry, man.
- Hey, Jules,
where are you, man?.
I'm right here, Terry, man,
I'm right here.
- You got to get here, man.
- Why, Ter?.
- You're gonna miss everything.
- What are you talking
about, Terry, huh?.
What am I gonna miss?.
- The big show.
It's about to start.
- Fuck.
Shit.
Terry, what the fuck
is going on, man?.
- Room service.
- I sent her over
a surprise, man.
Let her know I didn't forget.
I could never forget.
I could never forget.
Listen, you have
to get that.
- No.
- You have to get that.
June, June, listen to me.
- I'm not going over there.
- We just need to
buy some more time.
Terry wants to get
talked out of it.
- It's on mute.
Terry wants to be
talked out of this,
but you have
to buy some time, okay?.
I need you to play along.
Just play along, please.
- Room service.
- Listen to me.
The guy at the door.
- Yeah.
- That guy
is the porter, okay?.
I just need you
to talk to him.
Can you do that
for me?.
I will keep Terry on the phone,
I promise you.
I'll keep him talking.
I'll be right here for you.
I'll be right in that room.
Can you do that?.
- Get in the room
and shut the door.
- You can do this.
- Keep him on the phone.
- Julian?.
Jules?.
- Yeah, Terry.
Terry, I am here, man.
I'm here.
Is everything okay?.
- They're not answering
the door, man.
Why ain't they
answering the door?.
Terry, you need
to calm the fuck down,
do you hear me?.
- I got to get a look
at the son of a bitch.
I got to see this guy.
- No, no, no, Terry,
you stop, stop.
Terry, you get
away from that door.
Do you hear me?.
- I don't know, Jules.
I think maybe I'm gonna
shoot someone.
- Come on, man,
you fucking promised me.
- Christ.
- Come on out, you fucker.
- Hello?.
- I'm sorry
to disturb you, miss.
But...
Chilled.
- Terry.
- So beautiful.
- Terry?.
- I don't think
we ordered that.
- It's already been
paid for, miss.
You need only
sign for it.
- Sign for it.
- Yes, miss.
- Okay, Terry, Terry, Terry,
listen to me.
Here's what
we're gonna do, man.
I want you to get
out of that room.
I want you to
go downstairs,
and I want you to wait
for me in the lobby, all right?.
I'm a couple minutes away.
I-I'll get there, man,
and we will get
the hell out of there
and go get ourselves some
real drinks, all right?.
Terry, come on, man,
listen to me.
- Just tell me
what I did wrong.
- Terry, you didn't
do anything wrong, man.
You didn't do
anything wrong, okay?.
Everything is fine.
- Why'd she stop loving me?.
- Fuck.
Come on, man, Terry.
Snap the fuck out of it, man.
Don't do this.
- It's one of
our finest bottles.
A very good vintage.
We try to serve
only the best
here at the Riverview.
- Terry.
Fuck.
- I hope that you're
happy with your tip.
- Thank you, miss.
But I don't do it for the...
tips.
- Okay.
Okay.
Put that on.
Come on, Terry.
Come on, Terry.
- Hello?.
- All right, now.
Go, go, go, go.
- Come on.
Answer the phone, Jules.
Come on.
Come on, Jules.
- Hey. Hey.
You got to get out
of the hall.
- Come here.
- Sorry?.
- You have to
get out of the hall.
It's not safe here.
- 302.
Anna.
- What is this?.
- It's just---
it's not safe, okay?.
Just trust me.
- Let go of my hand.
- Come on.
- Let go of me.
Hey.
- Anna.
- Julian?.
Are you here by yourself?.
- Julian, what are you doing?.
- Do you have a boyfriend
or somebody here with you?.
- No, I told you,
I'm here on business.
Julian.
- And you haven't
left the room?.
- No.
Julian, what is wrong?.
- Sit down, sit down.
Listen to me, please.
I need your help, okay?.
I need us to be
together right now.
- Just like that?.
- No, no, no, no,
I don't mean that.
I just mean if someone
were to ask,
I just need you to say
that we were together tonight.
- Well, Julian,
who would be asking?.
- Anna, nobody's asking.
I'm just saying
that if someone were to ask,
that you would tell them
we were together tonight.
But not here;,
it can't be here.
It's got to be
someplace else, you know?.
Like my place.
- Julian, you're not
making any sense.
Listen, what---
- Okay, Listen,
listen, listen, listen.
I fucked up, okay?.
I fucked up bad.
You were right.
- Right about what?.
- I should have gotten off
the elevator with you.
I mean, I never should've been
on the elevator
in the first place.
- Oh, and what then?.
- Listen to me.
I can explain this.
I promise
I can explain everything,
and I will.
I will explain
everything to you.
But I just need you
to do this for me, please.
Hey.
Will you do that for me?.
- All right.
- Yeah?.
All right.
Thank you.
Come here,
come here.
Come here.
I'm sorry.
What?.
- Who are you here with?.
- Anna, come on,
don't do this.
- Do I know her?.
Is it June?.
Julian.
- Anna, listen to me.
She called, okay?.
- Of all the places...
- No, no, no, listen.
- You could go,
you had to bring her here?.
- You don't understand, okay?.
- You son of a bitch.
- You don't understand.
- You're fucking your
best friend's girlfriend,
and now you are asking
for my help?.
- That is not what happened.
- Julian, get the fuck
out of my room.
- I just need you
to trust me on this.
- Julian, I can smell her
all over you.
Get out.
- Anna.
Anna, come on.
- Terry, what are you doing?.
- I'm gonna show you, June.
Do you love him?.
- Terry, what are you doing?.
- Do you fucking love him?.
- Terry, Terry, Terry.
This guy has nothing
to do with it.
- Look, don't do that
to me, June.
All right?.
Don't you fucking stand there
and keep on lying to me.
- I'm not lying.
It's not---
It's not him.
- Finally got one.
- Ah!
- Hey, want to
turn that thing off for me?.
- Oh.
- Listen to me, please.
I have to tell you the truth.
- The truth?.
June.
It's right here
in front of us.
- He didn't do
anything wrong.
- It's right here
in front of us,
right here to see.
- All right,
she'll be all right.
As long as he doesn't see me,
they should be all right.
I'm gonna call Julian.
- Terry, just forget
about Julian for once
and listen to me.
Terry.
- June.
- Terry.
- June.
- Shit!
Fuck me.
- June.
Shit, June.
- Hi.
- Hey.
- You all right?.
- Yeah.
- What?.
- I do love him.
- Yeah.
So do l.
- He just---
he can be so sure, you know?.
About everything.
I'm not like that.
I just---
I wanted to make sure
that it was my love
that I was feeling.
You know?.
Not---not just his love.
- It's all right.
- Yeah.
Mmm.
I do love him.
- I know.
- Hotel Riverview.
No.
No, ma'am,
I can assure you,
we haven't had
any gunfire here tonight.
Have a good night.
We're still getting
noise complaints.
Son of a whore!
Riverview.
- Hmm.
- Uh, soup?.
- I want to make him pay for it.
- Holy shit.
June?.
June.
She's not moving.
- Don't touch her.
- Let me help her,
all right?.
- Not like this.
Not like this.
No, man.
- You've lost
your fucking mind, Terry.
June!
Terry!
Does it look
as if I lost my mind?.
I'm gonna let you go now,
all right?.
I'm gonna let you go.
You've got to listen to me.
Listen to me.
You gonna listen?.
- Hello?.
Is everything okay?.
- Answer her.
Answer her.
- Yeah.
Yeah, hold on.
- You tell her
everything's fine.
Wipe that off.
- Is everything okay?.
- Yeah, it's fine.
Everything's fine.
- I thought I heard---
- Everything's fine.
- But---
- Please, we don't need
anything right now.
Everything's---
It's all right.
- Who was it?.
- It was just the maid.
We're fucked.
- We're not fucked.
- We are fucked, Terry.
We're trapped in here, man.
- I got everything planned,
Jules.
I know what I'm doing.
- Fuck.
You know what you're doing?.
That's bullshit.
See, this is what
you always do.
You see a straight road,
and you walk it crooked.
- I walked straight over here.
- What did you think
was gonna happen, huh?.
How did you think
this was gonna end?.
- You knew I had to come here.
- What did I know?.
- You knew about him.
- Terry---
- Don't.
Don't do that to me, man.
Tell me the truth.
Tell me how long
you've known about him.
- 91 1, what's your emergency?.
- How did it happen?.
- You don't
have to know that, Jules.
It's better if you don't.
She tried to tell me
it wasn't him, but...
I found them here together.
- So, what, then you just---
you shot her?.
- No.
I don't know, man, she was---
It was fast, you know?.
She was here
and then, uh...
it just happened,
you know?.
That's why
I needed your help.
- I can't, man.
Terry, I can't.
I can't do this, man.
Look at this, like,
look at this place.
Even if---
They'll find her.
They'll know.
- Yeah, who do you think
they're gonna suspect, huh?.
- Him?.
- Think about it.
He was here with her all night.
- Yeah.
- Must've been
all over this place.
And they---
and they...
must've slept together, right?.
- I don't know, Terry.
I mean, I guess so.
- So they'll know it was him.
- I can't, man.
I cannot frame
an innocent man.
- Wait, innocent?.
You tell me
how he's innocent.
- Okay, I didn't mean---
- You know what?.
He's the one
who did this, Jules.
He's the reason she's dead.
- Okay, Terry, Terry, I know,
all right?.
But you can't---
- Look, I need you
for this, man.
- What are you doing?.
- I need you to help
make him pay for it.
- Terry, come on, man,
what are you doing?.
- We're in this
together now, man.
- What do you want
me to do, Terry?.
- What you came here for, Jules.
- You want me to kill him?.
- You know everything
he took from me, man.
He's the only one
who can prove anything, right?.
It's the only way,
believe me.
- I believe you, Terry.
- We could walk
out of here, Jules.
We can make it look
like it was him all along.
Come on, man,
pull the trigger.
Pull the trigger.
Pull the trigger.
- Terry, I can't do this.
Hold the fucking gun
against his head,
and you pull
the fucking trigger.
- Terry, I can't fucking---
- Get it over with, man.
Do it for me.
Pull the trigger.
Julian.
- Terry, I'm not gonna
fucking kill the guy.
- Come on, Julian.
- This is not my fault.
- Get it over with,
Julian.
- I'm not gonna kill
this guy, Terry.
You fucking
did this, Terry.
You killed her.
And nothing
that we do to him
is gonna
bring her back.
- I know, man.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
Never should have called.
Never should have---
Never should have
called you down here.
Never should have
let you see me like this.
I just wanted
to get her back...
wanted things
like they were.
- Yeah, Terry, so did l.
So did l.
- Shit, man.
- Listen, man.
We're gonna, uh...
We're gonna
figure this out, man.
What if this
was an accident?.
You know, that's what
we could tell them.
That you came here,
and you didn't mean to do it.
You found her here.
You just
lost your head.
Made a big mistake.
- What do I say about you?.
- What about me?.
- I mean...
don't we have to get
our stories straight?.
Right?.
When they find out
you were here---
- Terry. Terry. Terry.
They cannot know
that I was here.
I think it's better
for both of us
if they knew
that this was an accident.
- Yeah.
Yep.
I'll tell them, man.
I'll tell them.
I'll tell them
it was me.
I'll tell them
I stole your gun,
I came down here
on my own, l---
He never got
a look at you.
- No, he didn't, that's right.
Hey.
Hey.
Are you sure about this?.
- I'm the only reason you're
even a part of this, man.
The least I can do, right?.
- Terry, what are
you doing, man?.
Terry,
what are you doing?.
- Look at you, man.
We've got to clean you up.
- Shit.
- Clean up the room.
- Yeah.
- Make sure they don't...
find fingerprints on anything.
There's a room,
a-a janitor's closet.
It's down the hall.
- Terry.
Come on, man, l---
I can't let
anybody see me, you know?.
For this to work.
- Right.
- Hey, Terry?.
Terry.
- I know, man.
I know.
- Terry.
- June.
June.
June.
Shit.
June.
Julian, come on,
answer, man.
Pick up.
- Hey, it's Julian.
Leave a message,
and I'll call you back.
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Julian.
Jules, it's me.
I've been trying
to reach you.
I couldn't
find you at home.
You got me worried.
Listen, man,
I know you've been
having a bad night, and...
whatever it is,
we can work it out.
I just don't want you
to end up hurting somebody.
- Terry?.
Fuck.
- Come on, Julian.
- Oh, my God.
- I got everything planned,
Jules.
I know what I'm doing.
I know, man.
I know.
- Fuck.
- What, uh...
what happened?.
- There was an accident.
Room 507.
- Accident?.
- A murder, actually.
- Oh.
- I need you to do
something for me.
- l, um...
I can't.
- Don't worry.
They won't blame you.
- Blame me?.
For what?.
- For what happened.
- But I didn't have
anything to do with that.
- You let me in.
- I didn't know.
- You told me she was here.
You took my money.
- I didn't do it for the money.
- You really think
that's gonna matter to them?.
But we understand each other,
don't we?.
- Go, go, go, go!
- I got him.
I got him.
Drake, Madison,
get over here!
That stairway!
Move! Move! Go!
- Anna!
Anna, open the door!
Anna, I need your help!
- Stop!
Don't move!
- No!
- Terry!
Shut up!
-Don't move!
- Get off me!
- Give me a hand.
- 508 is empty.
We never fill it.
You can see for yourself.
You see?.
- The way he was acting,
I just---
I didn't know.
- It's all right, miss.
Take your time.
- He came to my room,
and he said---
well, he told me---
he wanted me to say
that if anyone asked,
that we had been
together tonight.
Then when he came to my room,
there was blood on him.
I-I saw it.