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I'll be back soon.
ED: I grew up an orphan, like other children
abandoned during the Depression.
(ALARM RINGING)
And when I was little, I ran away to pursue my dream of being a writer.
That dream gave me hope during those dark years.
That, and the writer who is bigger than life and adventurer...
With the name Ernest Hemingway.
Years later, I was working as a reporter at The Miami Globe.
I have written Hemingway's letter, but I can't do it right
It must be perfect.
Sincere and genuine
What did you say to the man? that changes your life...
And don't even know you?
I need to tell him how much he meant to me.
(INDISTINCT CONVERSATION)
Copies!
Scotch, rock.
How are you doing, Jimmy?
Never marry, Eddie.
Are you involved in another fight with Maxine?
Yep, he's very upset He rips all the wires
from under my new Chevy dashboard.
Wow!
The things we face only for that ecstasy micro seconds.
A man should never marry.
Yes, don't worry, it is my goal in life not to do it.
- I have to go, Eddie. - OK.
I was scheduled to go home a few hours ago.
Adiós!
(SEAGULLS SQUAWKING)
Deb, what are you doing?
This is a beautiful letter.
Well, look at you, Nosy Nancy.
Do you always read other people's letters?
No, I see the address on the envelope.
"Ernest M. Hemingway.
" Finca Vigia, San Francisco de Paula, Cuba. "
Okay, I know what it says.
" You give me hope When I think nothing is left .
"When I'm darkest, you are my friend."
Deb, that's a private letter.
If I get this letter, I will immediately fall in love with you.
Now that's not addressed to you.
You are only afraid to send it, right?
Okay, I...
I am not afraid to send the letter.
That's too bad.
That's none of your business, I mean, this is a personal letter.
- You are also a nosy Nancy. - (CHUCKLES)
(PHONE UP) City desk, Myers.
MAN ON PHONE: This is Ernest Hemingway.
Oh really? Is this Ernest Hemingway?
I received your letter
Hello?
- Uh... yes, sir - And this is a good letter
(STUTTERING) Thank you.
I have read it about 10 times.
Mr. Hemingway, your work means a lot to me...
I, uh...
My whole career is...
I don't think you are old enough to have a whole career yet, kid.
I've read your item in The Globe,
You have a tendency to underwrite.
- Which one is good. - Okay thank you.
- Do you cover the Korean War? - Uh...
Do you really talk to Ernest Hemingway?
I... Yes, from 1951 to & apos; 52, yes.
Yes, that's what I did.
A respectable profession if you do it right.
Yes sir. Yes, Sir.
"Sir" doesn't need
You can call me Papa, everyone does it.
- Good. - As you said in the letter...
I'm your friend.
This is a good letter, son.
Do you like fish?
ED: I don't know anything about fishing
I have never fished. I don't even know what to use.
- What do you use on the ship? - A hat.
Okay, I don't want to wear his hat.
Why? This is a good hat.
- I don't want to wear a hat - This is a great hat.
This is a good hat. Do you get this hat for me?
Yes, I have a hat for you. This will block the sun.
Thank you for sending a letter
You're welcome.
(MAN SPEAKING SPAIN)
Hello.
Good morning.
- (ENGINE REVVING) - what?
(LAUGH)
- Ed Myers. - Gregorio.
Mucho gusto
(SPEAKING SPANISH LANGUAGE)
Good.
Okay flight
They feed me daiquiris rum on the plane, I'm half bombed.
Not a bad way to start the day, huh?
Come on.
Let's find fish.
(ENGINE REVVING)
- Now, pay attention to the tip of your rod - (LINE WHIRRING)
When rising, then you can get a few lines again.
Easy.
That's it.
(GRUNTS) Feels like a damn whale.
Well, it's tuna, little one.
Ah! Now. Now, he turns around. Now you can get a few lines again.
- (LINE SNAPS) - (BOTH EXCLAIM)
(ED SIGHS)
You have to lighten the wheels.
If you jerk the rod like that, something must be given.
Usually, it's his face.
Ah, cheerful, kid.
No virgin does it right the first time.
It's a good day, you will get another chance.
ERNEST: And up! Let's begin! Reel enters
We start. Easy.
And up! Coils!
Oh, she's so beautiful! Look at that woman!
(LAUGHS)
Beautiful!
Keep working.
Now you're fishing, kid. Now you are fishing!
ERNEST: Okay, okay Now turn the engine over.
- Rotate the wheel a little. - You know, I think you should do this.
Listen, kid.
The only value we have as human beings is the risk we must take.
Now, just kill it. Doc he
That's all. Easy. Ease of entry
OK. Now put him in reverse.
That's it.
- ERNEST: good job - Thank you.
You can turn off the engine at any time.
(CHUCKLES) Oh, right
(MUSIC MUSIC PLAY)
Ah, how are you, son?
You know all this, I talk too much.
- Boring - I won't say you're boring
I'm just very shy.
You are a friend here.
This is less strength.
Select number
between one and ten
Six.
Complete a short story
Six words.
"For sale, baby shoes, never used."
Señor Hemingway?
- Ah... - Please.
(CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKING)
- You are pretty pretty young woman. - Thank you.
- Excuse me? - Good.
Can I get it?
(CAMERA SHUTTERS CLICKING)
Yes.
(WOMAN SPANISH SPEAKING)
(WANITA CLAMORING)
(TYPEWRITER CLACKING)
I read an AP article that said he the biggest tourist attraction in Cuba.
It is said thousands of tourists come from all over the world
just to get a glimpse of him.
Yeah, I've never seen anything like this.
He pulls the crowd wherever he goes. Thank you.
It must be horrible that is famous.
What is his wife like?
Oh, I haven't met him, I should have met him this weekend.
Oh, this weekend? (STUTTERING) I take a weekend off.
I hope maybe we can go to Keys.
(STUTTERING) Well, they have invited me to Finca.
This is their home. I will go to their house.
Oh wow! It was great.
(MUSIC MUSIC PLAY)
(INDISTINCTLY SPANISH SPEAKING SOLDIERS)
God.
(CHILDREN CLAMORING)
(HORN HONKING)
Gracias.
(SHUSHING)
Papa works
Miss Mary swims.
(BIRDS CHIRPING)
Oh!
Oh, hello.
You must be a child
(STAMMERING) Uh, yes I think I'm
Edmund, right?
Eddie.
Hello. I'm Mary Hemingway.
Yes I know.
Hi.
Ah, Papa shows my story. You write very well
We are both impressed.
Thank you.
I don't embarrass you, right?
No no No. No, no.
How did God create me?
Rubens my perfect cat.
(SECOND SEA)
Wow, thank you, sir.
We have generally A good alliance, right?
Based on your amazing beauty and amazing blonde hair.
Very rooted in the value system,
Papa has secret mysticism about blonde hair
You will be happy in the world female dandelions, don't you, love?
Sure.
Come and drink.
I admit it's artificial.
First the color of the catwalk.
But I like to call it good, nuts.
Oh, Papa. I believe we have embarrassed the child
He will get used to it.
(CHUCKLES)
I'm just a stupid bum who reads a lot in the library so it doesn't run out of rain.
You know, mostly labor and flophic work.
And then, after years of rushing, I finally succeeded for ferret goes to me work at the sports table
from a local newspaper in northern California, which is a dream,
It's just that, the only problem is, I don't know how to write it.
(CHUCKLING)
I mean, I can read okay, but actually type sentences and spelling
and punctuation... (LAUGHS)
I don't know anything.
In the newspaper business, this can be a problem
Yes, the city editor feels very funny
when I say the word "maybe," M-A-B-E.
- Ooh. - (LAUGH)
He called me a liar and then he fired me.
So what are you doing?
Well, I know that I want to be a writer.
And the only thing I can do go and beg for my job back
So, after about three days of begging,
Finally he said, "Okay, alright. You have two weeks, don't pay.
" Maybe you can learn to be a writer. " - Hmm. - (CHUCKLING)
So I work on daytime newspapers
and then at night I stay,
typing your short story
I copy their word for word.
This teaches me how to type, teaches me English,
it taught me spelling and grammar and how to write dialogue.
This teaches me how to see.
Smart.
It changes my life.
And do you get your job back?
(SMACKS LIPS) Yes.
A year later, I was on my way to Korea as a war correspondent.
(CHUCKLES)
Didn't I tell you what kind of child he was?
Have you ever found your parents?
Yes. I met my mother for around... (STUTTERING) About 10 minutes.
Yes.
- Not good, huh? - Yeah. He only has another agenda.
Yes. I have a mother like that myself.
You know, my father killed himself.
He can't stand it anymore.
We will be your family, yeah, kid?
(CHUCKLES) I am not sure whether the child knows what he is facing.
DEBBIE: Hemingway really said that to you?
Isn't that what you always want, to be part of a family?
Yes, I think so.
Have you ever thought about it Have your own family one day?
Come on, let's swim.
I don't carry a swimsuit.
- That's how God made me - (CHUCKLES)
(DEBBIE LAUGHS)
(GIGGLING)
(SECOND SEA)
(OVERLAPPING CHATTER)
Copies.
(BIRDS CHIRPING)
(INDISTINCT CONVERSATION)
Good news like that, I'm very happy for you two.
- WOMAN: thank you - MAN: thank you
Eddie, what happened to the story,
You know, about horses riding rails?
Oh yeah, well, I sold it actually. Yes.
- first sale? - Yeah.
Wow.
Who?
Well, that's not true New Yorkers, you know.
(Everyone laughs)
OK. So who?
I'm ashamed to say it, I don't want to say it.
Oh, come on, kid, you are a friend here.
No, that's exactly... that's why I don't want to say anything.
(Everyone laughs)
Uh... Mike Shayne's Mystery Magazine.
Oh! Congratulations how much do they pay?
(CLICKS TONGUE) Uh...
- Not that much. - how much it costs?
Come on, how many "not that many"?
$ 42.
(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)
How many?
Uh, that is $ 42 (Everyone laughs)
How much do you get For the short story now, Papa,
$ 100 per word?
42 dollars, it swells, kid.
Oh my God, I sold Big Two-Hearted River for 15 years.
Ernie, it is an American classic, Jesus Christ, do you sell it for 15 dollars?
At that time, that is all the money.
Make you 27 dollars better than me.
(Everyone laughs)
Hey, kid.
Congratulations.
- Oh, thank you, Evan. - Cheers.
- ALL: Cheers. - ED: Cheers
I think, right
Mike Shayne. Cheering for Mike Shayne.
(ALL CHUCKLE)
Hey, friend just called. Do you want a good story?
- Yeah. - OK.
Juan brings the car around. Come on.
What is happening?
(GUNSHOTS IN THE DISTANCE)
(SCATTERED GUNFIRE)
(TREATMENT)
(MAN YELLING IN SPAIN)
I think they go inside.
Think they have Batista?
I don't think so. Come on, kid. Let's get closer.
Going to the truck, we will succeed!
- Are you okay? - Yeah.
- Alright, let's go - No no No. Wait, wait, wait.
ERNEST: come on, let's go
(GROANS)
- (GLASS SHATTERS) - down!
(GROANS)
(MEN SHOUTING IN SPANISH)
Bad luck war
I hate it.
(SIREN BLARING)
In a bad way to solve politics.
The face of the dead is always the same.
(SIREN BLARING)
Only damn kids.
(SPEAKING SPANISH LANGUAGE)
"There is no cure."
The toughest phrase I know in Spanish.
(REPEATS PHRASE IN SPANISH)
ED: My whole life, I will idolize the legend,
an intangible hero
And now he has become my mentor.
Father I've never had.
And he has shown me Cuba will be the next big story.
(TYPEWRITERS CLACKING)
Hmm...
Yes, I was there.
Hey, give me some background on Castro's colleague.
OK. Well, goodbye.
JOHN: This is very important for Mr. Hoover, Eddie.
We know you took the next three days.
We know Hemingway invited you to go fishing with him in Havana.
We want to know what he thinks Castro and Batista.
Listen, all we ask is you know where he stands.
Is he a rebel sympathizer?
How do you feel about the Bureau?
What did he say about Mr. Hoover?
You know, John, if I don't know you for so long,
I will tell you to go alone.
(SCOFFS) Not a good idea.
Good work.
Debra Hunt, this is John Fletcher. (WHISPERS) He was with the FBI.
Ah. Good, hello
See you, buddy.
Nice to meet you too.
FBI jerks.
Is he here on business or social?
No, he recruited me because of my large muscles.
(CHUCKLES) Your big muscles, huh?
I think the FBI is a Hemingway bird that lied birds.
- Why? - I don't know I told him to go alone.
Good work.
Wait, what are you? want to kiss me, right then?
Mmm-mmm.
You make me shy.
(INHALES SHARPLY)
Is your place as hot as mine?
(MOANING)
(PHONE UP) (SOFTLY) No, no. Don't answer.
- sorry - DEBBIE: are you kidding me?
- (SPEAKING ADVANCED) - (SIGHS)
- Hello - MARY: Eddie, hey, baby
Sorry, did I wake you up?
No, uh... no, Mary, no...
- No, you didn't wake me up - Papa worried you wouldn't succeed.
But you, lamb, right?
Yes, is everything okay?
Evan is here Do you remember Evan Shipman, the poet?
Yes yes.
It's just that we're both here, We dance with Mr. Black-Ass.
I'm afraid he's very depressed, Eddie.
I don't mean to burden you with our personal problems,
But, well, you really look to lift his spirits
We will be fishing, You will come fishing with us, huh?
- (INDISTINCT SHOUTING) - Oh...
Um, I have to go, no more this is a call for Papa, okay?
(MARY HANGS UP)
(SEASON OF FRANCE THROUGH GRAMOPHONE)
(GUN COCKS)
(MUSIK STOPS)
(SPINNING SOFTLY)
Eh, Juan, I stayed at Ambos Mundos. I think you just missed a turnoff.
Miss Mary wants you to come home.
Is everything okay?
(SPEAKING SPANISH LANGUAGE)
(INHALES SHARPLY)
OK.
(ERNEST SCREAMING INDISTINCTLY)
ERNEST: I only need you Why do you have to die,
Fuck!
I need you!
Bastard basis!
Why do you leave me
- Hi, Evan - Hello, boy.
I look that bad huh?
Uh...
Do you need help with that?
Yes, it's not an easy task.
No no No. No problem.
- Are you sure - Yeah, yeah
- No, no, sit... - Smell, smell good.
- No, that doesn't bother me, sit down. - That's very good, kid.
I have used penicillin powder for infection,
But I want to try iodine.
- This will sting. - (CHUCKLES)
Well, that's just pain.
- How can this happen? - Old war wound.
You shoot people, they tend to shoot back
This is just a terrible disturbance.
What does the doctor say?
Nothing is very funny, I'm afraid.
What do I do now?
Bandages, please
Ah...
(EVAN GRUNTING)
Here.
OK.
Thank you.
Good.
I need a clean shirt.
Good.
Yes. You want beer
Yes please.
You know, I...
I entered and I heard it Ernest spoke to himself.
It has been going on for weeks.
Listen, kid.
Hem might be crazy.
But there's no way we want him to recover.
He's a great writer.
True genius
It's rare in this world, huh?
Maybe all of our geniuses are crazy.
Maybe it comes with its territory.
I've known him for more than 30 years.
Since we were little in Paris, back in the year & 20;
(EXHALES)
Hem can be the meanest girl you've seen.
I've seen it best and worst.
But he is the only true friend I have ever had.
Good, loyal, gentle.
You can't judge him like a normal person
because he is unusual in the meaning of any word
One hundred years from now,
people will read his work
and know the name.
Son, you have to know what happened around here (FLY BUZZING)
This character, is he a good person?
Yes, you know, he's a political reporter,
Pulitzer Winner
Pulitzer doesn't make you a good character.
I live that proof.
So, he left him to be with you, huh?
Yes.
Do you love him?
Yes.
What do you want?
I don't know
I tried writing about Hadley.
My first wife
The only true love I have ever felt from him.
I tried to get it, the correct sentence
to start, you know
The excitement we have,
love each other in a warm bed in Austria that winter
Then I have to go back to New York to deal with the publisher
And when I return next spring,
I stopped by Paris
to make love with a woman who later became my second wife,
my rich wife.
And then to Austria.
Seeing Hadley at the station with our child...
What a beautiful appearance.
Cannot be forgiven
(SIGHS)
When you make a decision, kid,
make it carefully.
Know what you really want.
Consider every possible consequence,
or you will end up at 59
wondering what happened?
(BUZZING)
(LAUGH)
(ED CHUCKLES)
Do taxis come?
Not yet.
What did you read?
Read about Hemingway's new friend.
I can see it.
Eddie, what is California like?
California? You know, It's like here, but, without humidity.
I want you to run away to California with me
Don't go to Havana, Eddie.
Deb, I got... They are waiting for me, this is his birthday.
Flight will depart, I'm late.
What are you afraid of?
Will you listen to something?
This is Hemingway.
"It's celebrated to develop techniques for dealing with the people they meet.
" They show the mask of the world, but be careful to hide their true selves.
"They play that role expected of them..."
- Let's discuss this later. - "But you are stupid
" If you think that this is a public performance of them matches the man in it. "
I'll be back on Tuesday.
(DOOR COVER)
(SIGHS HEAVILY)
ED: Deb definitely deserves someone who can commit to it
Even though I love him,
how I can give him something I never knew
MARY: I think it started about a month ago.
Papa began to complain that he lived with "his death,"
when he calls them
Every morning he will go to work and that is it,
all of his old friends who have died, Talk to him, as if they are alive.
I think they are real enough in his mind,
but it's very close to madness.
MARY: Oh...
This water is noble.
(LAUGHS)
(SIGHING) Oh...
I'm glad you're here, sheep.
Oh yes, yes, yes.
Dunhills.
Every day he becomes increasingly depressed.
You know, more moody.
When I'm
Seeing him on his desk this morning with that gun...
I have never been so scared in my life.
I don't know what to do.
He just sat there staring at the gun.
So, I'm angry and I say,
that if he will do it Such stupid and stupid things
at least where to go I don't need to clean up the mess.
I've been waiting all morning to hear shots
Evan says he has threatening suicide before
Yes, but this is different.
This is very different.
Next time, he can always do it
out of dark places he goes to.
But, this time...
He doesn't even want to celebrate his birthday
But I do. I want to have a party.
You know. Many people and good talk,
good liquor, good food
Sheep, can you help me?
Whatever you need.
I have a plan.
Eddie, you will play General Buck Lanham,
a commander of the 22nd Infantry Regiment
in France during World War II.
And Evan, you will play Papa Hero of white African hunters
Philip Percival.
We will be strengthened at lunch by old friend Papa from Cuba.
There is Sinsky. He is Basque sailor who is now the captain of the cargo ship
between New Orleans and Havana.
Herrara brothers. Roberto and Luis.
Luis is a surgeon for loyalists during the Spanish Civil War.
Paxtchi Ibarlucia and Fernando Mesa, both Spanish Civil War veterans
exiled in Cuba.
Oh, and one more survivor From that crew, I only know like Lucas.
He's Cuban, He's a very mysterious character.
Only Papa seems to know him.
ED: Colonel Buck Lanham and the 22nd Infantry Division who want you
Happy birthday, Ernie.
Jolly good, Bob.
Down, good lion. And happy birthday from who you know, huh? (CHUCKLES)
(MUSIC PLAYING ON GRAMOPHONE)
(SINGING LILIMARLENE IN GERMANY)
(ALL LION)
- You are all crazy - (LAUGH)
- (WHISTLING) - (WAITING IN SPANISH)
Oh!
(ALL CHEERING)
(MAN LAUGHING)
So, we sit on the steps San Cristobal Cathedral in Havana,
Sinsky and I'm drunk.
So I said, "Papa, when did last time you go to confession?"
Oh, 15, 16 years at least. Maybe more.
"Let's go!" Said Papa (LAUGH)
The pastor starts sweating immediately.
(Laughter) It takes eight hours.
Eight hours? Oh, shit. That can't take long.
Oh, you don't understand
No, eight hours. No one can have it So many sins, you manage to overcome them.
The pastor fainted
Yes, I tried to revive it with a few Napoleon brandies,
But he just fainted before he could give his forgiveness.
(LAUGH)
Miss Mary, are you so correspondent in the war?
Oh yeah. For time magazine
And before that Chicago Daily News.
Yes, I was in Paris when the Germans took the city
And in London during the Blitz.
London where I met Papa.
So, after the Normandy Invasion, you know, I decided to stay with the army
all throughout France. I have a good life myself.
(SPEAKING SPANISH LANGUAGE)
Okay, Papa.
So, this is only after the war starts?
Oh yeah, Eddie. U-boats are everywhere out there.
Nothing can stop them.
From my house in Havana, at night,
You will see a tanker burning, at sea.
Ooh! I want to take me a U-boat.
Oh, so do I. We all do it.
Yes, but you never even approach to ship U.
What do you know about that? We are people out there.
We have Pillars like real U boats. Right, Papa?
Yeah!
Oh, we have bazookas, 50 caliber machine guns,
and N1 rifles, Thompson grenades, grenades,
Short fuse bomb!
But you never see... have you never seen it?
We approach this, right? Remember?
Oh yeah!
(SPEAKING SPANISH LANGUAGE)
But we gave the bastard a chase.
He goes like a pig with a pole rises his posterior!
Yes, like a group of school children playing war (CHUCKLES)
Fucking the IRS hit me with income tax.
40,000!
All that I have in my savings after years.
They know exactly what I have in my account.
(SCOFFS)
The government comes out to pick me up
For God's sake, stop being paranoid.
The bad FBI will follow me next.
(Laughter) Don't be too ridiculous.
How does the government take $ 40,000 translated into "ridiculous"?
You exaggerate, but you always Exaggerate when you're drunk.
I'm not drunk.
- At least not yet. - (ALL CHUCKLE)
The fact is, you are drunk.
(SINGING) If you don't love me, mama
I don't care at all
Because I can get more womens
rather than passenger trains can transport
(MUMBLING INDISTINCTLY)
One more for the road, gentlemen.
We will drink for Operation Friendless.
We are the best.
We do it for free.
(MIND)
I've never seen them like this.
Yeah, well.
Now we have a night to wait.
At least he laughed.
Well, of course I don't.
How much money do you need?
Oh no, no, no, Papa. You don't need to do it. I don't ask
Excuse me, Ernest.
Only way I can help is with cash.
Now tell me, how much?
Maybe $ 4,000, but you have tax, You are taxed. Don't I won't...
- Ernest, excuse me. - I have credit
Your daughter's life
Money is not important You go to New York. I will finish it.
Ernest?
Listen to me!
I am your wife, look at me!
I deserve a number of manners!
You seem to have decided that I myself don't sound with you
Why are you always waiting? until I have fun to destroy it?
(LAUGHS) Why are you always like a bastard?
I'm not trying to be a bastard.
Well, if you don't try, you of course make a very good imitation of one.
I try to enjoy!
You are rude and you are not understanding!
You return what you just issued.
What do I spend?
I try hard to make this a nice lunch for you!
Yes, and destroy it by being a bitch!
I can't believe how many you are like my mother.
Oh, I'm not like your mother!
You want someone to kiss your ass,
then you come back for your sweet and sweet Hadley!
I'm sure he will leave her husband and come back to you!
Call him, like you all your other prostitutes!
You go to hell
I don't need to, I've been here!
So why with the name of God are you married to me?
Another error I made.
(GASPS)
Maria. (SPEAKS SPANISH)
You apologize to me, or so please help me Lord!
I will take "so help me God."
How do you like it now, gentlemen?
Do you have a feeling of not telling funny stories out there?
Yes. Whatever it is, It seems quite serious.
I feel like we missed something.
If we do it, I don't want to know about it.
It's enough for one day.
- Leave, Luis? - No, Evan.
I will take my bag.
I want to take Ernesto's blood pressure.
This may be normal.
Many murders now.
At night in Havana, the streets are quiet.
Few tourists still come from America, but very few.
Everyone is afraid.
We are thinking of going to Miami.
Who knows We might also have to get out of here.
I see...
How, el doctor?
Ernesto, you will live to be 100 years old.
At least 100.
Yes, but can I still make love every day?
Drink what I want, talk about with my friends and who is not boring?
Maybe it will be done for you don't drink too much.
Sure. Birthday is excluded
- (LUIS SPEAKS SPAIN) - (LAUGH)
Evan, why don't you see Luis seeing you? Maybe he can help.
No thanks, I'm fine.
Yeah, Evan, come on.
Not good.
That's not necessary Thank you.
LUIS: Let me see, Evan.
Wait a minute. Open your shirt button
Come on, Evan, do it.
(SIGHS)
You know what this is
Yes.
Ganggren.
I can change your bandage for you, if you want.
That's very good from you, Doc, but...
I am registered as a medical officer, and he does an extraordinary job.
This must be replaced immediately.
Yes, we will take care of it.
- For pain - Thank you, it's not necessary
This will happen soon.
We go, Papa.
- Adiós - Adiós
Adiós.
(SPEAKING SPANISH LANGUAGE)
Adiós.
Well, the cat came out of the bag.
How long have you known?
Three months.
How long did they give you?
Not long.
Why did I come to see you?
Not sure I will get another chance.
But how is this, no regrets.
This is a decent life.
I've been like a prick!
Oh...
You know...
I...
I never care about our Lord.
But we will pray, really.
I want that, Hem.
(SNIFFLES)
- Yes, right. - Yeah.
To friends.
For friendship.
(SPEAKING SPANISH LANGUAGE)
(KNOCKING ON DOOR)
Who is this?
ED: This is Eddie.
Eh, enter
Will you close the door behind you?
I, uh, bring you water.
Oh love.
You must forgive my patience.
Are you okay?
I used to be able to control it better, I...
It used to be more difficult.
(SOBBING)
(CRYING)
When I was a kid,
I really love my father.
I think he is the greatest person in the world I only pay attention to my mother bitching from an angle.
(SNIFFLES) He broke it. He destroys his soul.
I promise myself I will never be like that.
I don't want to be a bitch.
But it seems like I can't hold myself back.
(SOBBING)
(SOFTLY) it's okay
- Hello - DEBBIE: Eddie.
Hi.
You said you would call me I've been waiting all day.
I know. I know. Forgive me. Forgive me.
It's been a long day.
Eddie.
I fall in love with you.
And I believe you feel the same way, but I want you to tell me
Eddie?
(SIGHS)
ED: I feel like I'm falling into the world of madness And somehow, it's up to me to stop it.
- (DOOR OPEN) - (GASPS)
Eddie tells about Evan.
I'm sorry.
People are dying
who never died before
Do you want to enter and speak?
Sure.
(DOOR CLOSURE)
RENE: Señor.
You have a telephone.
He said that was very important.
Hello?
MAN: Mr. Trafficante wants to meet you.
We send a car to pick you up.
Rene, tell them not to wait for dinner. I have to go to Havana.
Good night, Mr. Myers. I sal
Mr. Trafficante awaits you at the Ambos Mundos Hotel.
Hey, why is the head of the mob? want to see me?
(MAN SPEAKING SPAIN)
- Ooh. (CHUCKLES) - (SHUSHES)
Mr. Trafficante?
Lupe.
Why are we here?
I make a regulation to pay my debt.
That's why we're here tonight, why do I take the time to meet you
Do you understand?
You don't owe me anything, Mr. Trafficante.
Yes, of course.
The article you wrote about the FBI frames Sal Lopez?
Well, he's my friend.
You save his ass
I appreciate that.
I hear you're a friend of Mr. Ernest Hemingway s s
Good people?
Of course, yes.
Difficult?
Uh...
Yes I think so.
Unlike most people think, you know.
He is actually very shy and gentle...
I understand you get a visit from an FBI agent named John Fletcher in Miami.
Not much happens in my area I don't hear, kid.
He wants you to tell your friend, Mr. Hemingway.
And you tell this FBI person to go fuck yourself (LAUGHS)
Someone who is very tall,
very strong person in the United States government
have a hard-on for your friend, Hemingway.
They want him to be publicly discredited.
They want him to leave Cuba.
Oh
Why?
You don't need to know why.
Think of this person
doesn't like what your friends know
Unlike what he does or what he thinks,
Or how important is her celebrity.
He came out to burn Hemingway's butt.
This is private.
IRS just flaps your friends, isn't it?
40 grand.
Yes.
I said it wasn't over yet.
MAN: They are talking at the bar.
ERNEST: And are we sure it's Trafficante?
Yes, right.
(THUNDER RUMBLING)
It looks like we will get thundershower.
Good.
Cool everything.
This heat is brutal.
- we are square - Yes sir. Thank you.
You do good things, kid.
Sally Lopez is a straight arrow man.
Good, honest, human union. Extended family.
If it's not for you,
The damn FBI will definitely let it hang in the wind
They all stab.
Uh, one more thing.
Tell Mr. Hemingway that I admire his books.
Ah, you love boys
(ALL THOUGHTS)
Wow, this is really... It's really raining out there.
Ah, we worry about you, lamb.
Oh...
Yes, I just... I just met... With the mafia.
Santo Trafficante
Yes.
Yes, you are quite strict this mafia character isn't it?
Who else are you strict?
Papa, let him explain it.
I don't know what you mean
You know exactly what I mean!
You really crossed me.
Eddie, get out of here
Father? Eddie, just come out!
Get out of here!
Daddy, stop before you say or do something that you will regret
The last time you were here, you met with your FBI contact - in Ambos Mundos, right? - Stop it.
No no No. I know that man. He is my friend.
Eddie!
Oh my God!
MARY: (MUFFLED) You are stupid, easily fooled by fat people.
Because you think it's my job. Is that what you do?
You think we will all multiply you!
Release me
ED: Trafficante says...
He said that the secret of the FBI and Batista the police worked together for, uh...
To set you up.
They think you are smuggling weapons for rebels
Someone tall
in the US government comes out to get you.
revenge
(THUNDER RUMBLING)
(LOWEST)
ED: Physical pain makes no difference for the pain of the missing bond.
For the second time in my life, I feel really alone.
the child will betray you
Am I hurting you badly?
No, you didn't hurt me. I am doing fine.
How does it feel?
Feels like you hit my face.
Well, maybe we should go get ice on it, huh?
No, I'd rather just go.
Don't go
I'm wrong, kid.
Full apology
I am tempted, bad on the head.
Being stabbed.
I'm sorry.
Right
How does it feel now, kid?
It's just numbness It feels like a mule kicking my face.
There are no mules, just stupid donkeys.
MARY: is it broken?
No, just swollen. Here.
Put it This will help.
So why did the government come out to get you?
This is back during the war.
The young FBI character I met.
I like it.
Trust him.
(INHALES SHARPLY)
We all do it.
Even continue to patrol with us.
We will go to Floridita After that, drink.
One night, it's just me and him.
Very drunk.
And he told a story that made me feel hollow in my stomach
Party.
Basement of J. Edgar's house in Virginia.
Mr. J. Edgar and his friend, Mr. Tolson,
wearing women's clothing.
Wow.
Ask the FBI to be very drunk.
J. Edgar made him take off his pants...
And play with him,
while his chest friend Tolson
shot moving photo images
You can say that he gave it directly.
He cries.
He is very scared.
And do you think Hoover knows? that he told you this?
My fault.
You remember the yacht club celebration
after we win the Nobel?
Oh God, Papa. Not the yacht club party.
I, the worst.
Right after the African plane broke down,
You know, my fractured skull doesn't work well.
With liquor, it doesn't work at all. (CHUCKLES)
Yes, stupid.
Right now, the FBI has died.
Heart attack.
And then this creep starts talking about How great is J. Edgar.
And I told him how great the man was J. Edgar didn't.
Upset
Called me a liar.
Get out of there quickly.
So, is that it?
Yes.
So what now?
I mean, I chose us out of here as soon as possible.
- And where to go? - Why, anywhere
Just don't like to spend time in La Cabaña Prison, thank you very much.
Well, you don't run out of your house, you defend it.
Papa, we don't have anything to defend it.
These people are very strong!
They are cruel.
I will cancel the fishing trip.
No.
I want to go fishing on my birthday.
I told Gregorio that I would meet him in the Cojimar at 7:00.
(SIGHS) Okay. Then you two go,
and Evan and I will stay here and keep the guesthouse.
No. We need you.
Who needs me
me.
Do you need me?
We are like this.
(THUNDER RUMBLING)
(GUNFIRE)
(HORN BLARING)
(INDISTINCTLY CONVERSION INSTRUCTIONS)
(SIGHS)
(BIRDS CHIRPING)
- (PHONE UP) - Hello.
Father.
They ambush Lucas.
They shoot him to pieces.
Stung?
He has more than 30 bullets on his body.
You have to move your account, Papa.
(SEAGULLS CAWING)
(SPEAKING SPANISH LANGUAGE)
They attacked Lucas last night.
Shoot it to pieces.
What?
I have not told Miss Mary.
Don't want to worry about it.
This is a fucking black dog day, son.
And I do my best to pass it without killing anyone
Especially me.
Father! Father! (SPEAKING SPANISH LANGUAGE)
Small school mullet.
Under two branches of attack.
The bonito came from below, the birds hit them from above.
Gregorio, why isn't bait in the water?
We won't be fishing today, right?
(OFFICER SHOUTING IN SPANISH)
Oh my God.
Gregorio! (SPEAKING SPANISH LANGUAGE)
Father!
The Coastguard cutter comes right at us.
What do we do?
Put him in front. trolling speed
Our bows are right on them, so they can't see the stern.
For them it will look like we are fishing.
Ah, damn it.
We have to work faster. Rápido.
He is fishing.
Good. That means he hasn't thrown away the weapon.
Mr. Hoover will be happy.
As soon as we have it in detention, Havana radio.
I want press information.
We will take it to the cruise ship dock with handcuffs.
That will make a good picture for the front page of The New York Times.
What if we fail to find a weapon?
You have weapons on this ship, right?
OFFICER: (OVER PA) Pillar!
Cut your machine immediately and prepare to go up.
Because you just put my future in danger,
Will you tell me how did this weaponry rise?
Sinsky.
He has run it for Lucas in his Havana operation.
I get this for children in the village.
Our village
A small gift for the country and people I love.
Why don't you tell me?
Don't want you to worry
(CHUCKLES)
Oh, isn't this swollen?
Small visit, owned by the Fed.
Mr. Hemingway.
I am an admirer of your work.
I have read all your books.
I am very flattered.
I apologize for this disturbance,
but I have an command to find this ship for illegal weapons.
(SPEAKING SPANISH LANGUAGE)
Your presence on this ship is very annoying
We are out fishing for Pak Hemingway's birthday
A business that is quite peaceful, isn't that right?
I have my order, Señora.
Then, run them and fast about that.
It's late and Mr. Hemingway wants to capture marlin (CHUCKLES)
Just as you don't bother him.
Given the current situation, it is best to close our mouths.
Oh, shit.
GUARD: There are no weapons aboard Hemingway
Are you really sure of that?
GUARD: Of course.
Fletch, we have a problem.
Do not sweat
Collecting proof packages
Good choice.
Tommy's weapon, BAI, ammunition, grenade, not too much.
Enough to show intent.
That won't solve our problem.
Look.
What are you talking about?
Bastard basis.
Gregorio, bring him in
(CLASSIC MUSIC PLAYING ON RADIO)
(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
(SPEAKING SPANISH LANGUAGE)
(MAN SPEAKING SPAIN)
MAN: No, no, no.
Here it is.
Oh God.
You look like parents at sea.
No, Charlie?
Same as parents at sea!
(CLAMORING)
MAN: Happy birthday, Papa!
(ALL LIONS IN SPAIN)
It's okay if we can drink.
(ALL CHEERING)
(MUSIC MUSIC PLAY)
Number two.
You track
Sure.
Note 16
I might break it.
- Happy birthday. - (CHUCKLES)
(WHIRRING)
Never let yourself become famous, kid.
You let your work become famous, it's okay.
Damn this celebrity is deadly.
Nobel things are even worse.
and you get the prize, as a writer, you have finished
I mean, all my life is about writing as much as possible.
Sometimes, it's better than me.
That's all I care about.
It doesn't come again.
What do you do about that?
- Enough party - Mmm.
Well, it's just money, sheep.
There are ancient Cuban sayings.
"Some people are very poor, they only have money." (LAUGHS)
Always love Paris.
Henry Miller makes both of them look dirty.
I met Henry Miller when I worked in the Chicago Daily News.
Oh, he's very charismatic...
What do you think of Thomas Wolfe?
Oh...
Confused size
with writing
(BOTH SEA)
He's a big man, isn't he?
- Well, how are you doing now, gentlemen? - (LAUGH)
Excuse me.
MARY: That's another a very successful night, right?
Even though I have to say if I hear The expressions are obsolete once again,
I think I will go crazy.
What's more, Papa?
"Ooh, how do you like it now, gentlemen?"
or classic.
"When the chip goes down."
Gosh! What has happened to you pride, your extraordinary attraction
Oh, I have to say, it doesn't seem like to go down too well with...
What is the name of his daughter? Are you all over?
I hate to say it, but you lean toward being big, boring blood.
(LAUGHS)
What? Excuse me!
Do you mind the door, old man?
I want to say thank you
to work diligently
to entertain me on my 59th birthday,
I hear it.
I am not a weak dick, impotent in this marriage!
Mary.
What are you doing?
(SCOFFS)
Don't go from me when I talk to you
ERNEST: You don't talk to me, you shout at me
What happened? This was paradise.
(SIGHS)
Surely it seems like they have everything.
This beautiful place.
Lots of money.
But there is something missing for both.
Love and friendship.
to enrich the daily experience of your lover
That's what they miss, kid.
It's like being surrounded.
I'm sure so.
ED: Evan once wrote a poem.
"Maybe the peace we are all looking for is just a dream."
(INDISTINCT SCREAMING)
MARY: No!
- MARY: Papa! - ERNEST: Hey, give it to me!
Eddie, take it!
- No, Papa Come on. Stop. - Give!
No! No, you stopped.
There is nothing for me in this life anymore.
I can't write.
I can't make love!
I can end this life, my choice.
- Give me the gun - No, Eddie, don't.
ERNEST: Give me the gun, son.
You don't need to do this.
You know I can take it from you.
Be a good child.
Give it to me.
If I give it to you, what do you do with it? What should I
You don't need to do this.
MARY: Listen to him, Papa. Listen to him.
We will all die sometime, boy.
What's the difference
Give me the gun
No.
I don't want to hurt you.
You have to kill me
What is right you have? to say no to me
Who are you?
Hey, I love you
I love you, Papa.
EVAN: There is one more here, Hem.
I am another man who loves you.
We won't let you do this, Hem.
- (GRUNTING) - Hem!
(MARY SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)
- MARY: Stop it! Stop it! - Damn!
ERNEST: Give me the gun!
(GASPS)
ED: (SOFTLY) Don't... Don't do it.
MARY: Sheep...
I want you to stop this now.
This is all too far away.
Not good now
You are irrational, love.
I'm really rational.
My head is good.
Clean.
I know what I'm doing.
I want to die
Before everything turns into nonsense, and that will, believe.
No, I will not believe that.
We have experienced extraordinary times and good happiness, right?
Sure.
We can still be fresh, good new times, right?
I am just an old man who is worthless and impotent.
You say it
But I don't mean it.
(STUTTER) Sorry I said that, I...
We both say things in anger that we don't mean.
I am your wife And I love you.
(SOBBING) And I can't live without you.
You never said it before.
isn't it?
I'm different from others, I...
(STUTTERING) I can't. I can not.
Understand
Me too.
(Laughter) We both beautiful people mess.
- never remarry - (CHUCKLES)
Certainly not each other.
(GRUNTS)
(TYPEWRITER CLACKING)
(CHUCKLES SOFTLY)
ERNEST: You make a decision, kid, make it carefully.
Know what you really want.
Consider every possible consequence,
or you will ask what happened.
(INDISTINCT CONVERSATION)
Go.
I have to tell you something.
I don't want to hear it.
I don't want to talk to you.
You might think I'm an accessory in your life, but I don't.
I don't need you I'm fine.
I don't need anything from you I don't want to hear from you.
I just want you to leave me alone.
(GASPS)
(WHISPERS) I love you
I love you.
ED: Most of what I learned about how to live life
I learned from Papa.
One thing he has ever told me Being a little legacy of compassion,
The wisdom I really want from my father
And I have lived with it.
He said, "The only value we have as human beings is a risk we must take."
Papa committed suicide with a gun at his home in Ketchum, Idaho
18 months later.
July 2, 1961.
There is no suicide note because Papa can't write anymore.
After all,
I think what he really wants is to have true love.
He once wrote,
"A man doesn't get a chance."
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