give me that.
-Noodles!
-Patsy, look who's here.
Come here, sonofabitch...
come here, come here.
You look fantastic.
How you doing?
-Look how big you got?
-Me?
Noodles. Oh, God.
-Noodles.
-Number three coming through.
Hey, let's have a toast,
for Christ sakes!
Hey, you look like shit to me.
Wanna you want, I just got out of prison.
-Hey, Noodles, get a load of this.
-Look.
-Hey, scotch heating.
-Yeah, a buck a cup.
-A buck a cup?
-Yeah.
-How much it cost us?
-Costing us?
-Yeah.
-A dime, including overhead.
Hey, Noodles, Fat Moe.
You look terrific.
It looks like you lost an ounce or two.
You think I'm going
to lose hemorrhoids.
You can't recognize him without his apron.
-L'chaim.
-L'chaim.
Welcome home.
So what the fuck kind of maitre'd you, huh?
A new guy rolls into the joint...
you don't even show him around.
What's the matter with you, huh?
I didn't know. Hey, Noodles, I'm sorry.
Yeah, you're some bunch of shtunks,
you know that?
You don't come up and get me up there.
-He's the shtunk over here. Tell him.
-He said you weren't coming out...
until Monday.
So, you guys can go get him
the next time he gets out.
God forbid.
Come on, let's see
if you can guess who it is?
Charlotte russe. With a little
too much whipped cream.
Peggy
Hey, you want me?
And my prices, they've gone up.
I work in a high-class joint now.
And I get paid by the pound.
And my Peggy, she's worth every minute
of it, too, my red hot mama.
Come on, come on.
Timber!
Now you've seen your old pals,
I want you to meet some new ones.
-Fagala, I'll see you later.
-Stay here all night or what? Come on.
Cockeye wanted to play with the band.
I'm serious.
Come on.
-Aren't you going to say hello?
-Hello.
-Your brother's a real friend.
-He's a romantic.
Did Max tell you I was getting out today?
Max? No.
-You remembered yourself?
No. Moe. It's always Moe.
Yeah.
You mean you weren't counting the days?
Of course I was.
4.344, 4.343...
I lost track at three thousand.
-That wasn't my choice.
-Yes, it was. It still is.
Well, anyway, did you come here
to welcome me back at least?
I still live here. I was on my way out...
when Moe said I should at least say hello.
I hope Moe didn't have to bend your arm
or anything like that.
No.
Welcome back, Noodles.
Hey, Noodles.
You dancing?
Every night at the Palace Theater.
I've made some progress since
I used to dance here among...
the brooms and the empties.
You can come spy on me if you like.
If you have time.
Every night.
Noodles.
Go on, Noodles.
Your mother's calling you.
It's good to see you again, Noodles.
My pleasure.
-Did you get the wine?
-Dago red. The best.
How you doin'?
There they are. The for
horsemen of the Apocalypse.
Did you see that movie, Joe?
It's a good movie.
-Hey, Max, how are ya?
-Good to see you.
This must be
your friend Noodles.
Noodles, say hello to
Mr. McNaulty.
Hi, Noodles, how are ya?
Very nice to meet you.
And you don't have to call me
Mr. McNaulty like he says.
I like my friends and people
I respect to call me Frankie.
Come on, sit down. Get
some chairs and some glasses.
Sit down and relax.
You're home now.
This is my very
dear friend, Joe.
He came all the way...
from Detroit to ask me
to do him a favor.
And I wanna do it for him.
I don't have to tell you
who Joe is.
How far he got.
And how far he's gonna get.
He's not only my dear friend,
he's my brother.
Frank, I'll tell you the truth.
Even a Jew can't eat this shit.
I mean, the mustard
doesn't even help.
This uh... guys with you?
I told you these fellas
are with me.
You could trust them.
You're in very good hands.
Just tell them exactly what
you want them to do.
I'm interested in some diamonds
from Detroit. Kid stuff.
Why us then?
If it's kids stuff, why don't you
have the kids from Detroit do it?
Excuse me, Noodles.
What he means is that it's
something that's very simple.
But for now he needs kids