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Rastafarian:
You're looking for Dédé, man? Richard Walker:
Yeah. You know him? Rastafarian:
Sure, man. You don't look like you know him. Richard Walker:
What am I supposed to look like? Rastafarian:
Desperate, man. Richard Walker:
Well, I'm desperate. Rastafarian:
So where are you from, man? New York? Richard Walker:
San Francisco. Rastafarian:
Much better, man. Richard Walker:
Yeah. Rastafarian:
North Beach. Much, Much better, man. Many places to dance. [singing] Rastafarian:
"If you go to San Francisco, be sure to wear a flower in your hair". Come on, man. Buy me a Kahlua and tell Jack your desperate troubles. Richard Walker:
All I really need, man, is, uh, Dédé. Rastafarian:
All the boys and girls are looking for Dédé these days. But Dédé's been gone, you know, two nights. Richard Walker:
Yeah, but where? Rastafarian:
Man, why not say what You're looking for? Dédé is not the only one who can show you. Richard Walker:
Why don't you tell me what I'm looking for? Rastafarian:
The white lady. Isn't that so? Richard Walker:
Yes. Rastafarian:
Heavy. Now I see the desperate man. Richard Walker:
Is she all right? Rastafarian:
Beautiful, man. Nobody has touched the lady. You don't worry, man. Follow me
You're looking for Dédé, man? Richard Walker:
Yeah. You know him? Rastafarian:
Sure, man. You don't look like you know him. Richard Walker:
What am I supposed to look like? Rastafarian:
Desperate, man. Richard Walker:
Well, I'm desperate. Rastafarian:
So where are you from, man? New York? Richard Walker:
San Francisco. Rastafarian:
Much better, man. Richard Walker:
Yeah. Rastafarian:
North Beach. Much, Much better, man. Many places to dance. [singing] Rastafarian:
"If you go to San Francisco, be sure to wear a flower in your hair". Come on, man. Buy me a Kahlua and tell Jack your desperate troubles. Richard Walker:
All I really need, man, is, uh, Dédé. Rastafarian:
All the boys and girls are looking for Dédé these days. But Dédé's been gone, you know, two nights. Richard Walker:
Yeah, but where? Rastafarian:
Man, why not say what You're looking for? Dédé is not the only one who can show you. Richard Walker:
Why don't you tell me what I'm looking for? Rastafarian:
The white lady. Isn't that so? Richard Walker:
Yes. Rastafarian:
Heavy. Now I see the desperate man. Richard Walker:
Is she all right? Rastafarian:
Beautiful, man. Nobody has touched the lady. You don't worry, man. Follow me
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All the boys and girls are looking for D d these days
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But D d 's been gone you know two nights
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Yeah but where
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Man why not say what you're looking for
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D d not the only one who can show you
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Why don't you tell me what I'm looking for
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The white lady
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Now isn't that so
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Yes Heavy Now I see the desperate man
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Is she all right Beautiful man
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Nobody has touched the lady
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You don't worry man
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Follow me
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Movie Summary
In a hotel room in Paris, a doctor comes out of the shower and finds that his wife has disappeared. He soon finds himself caught up in a world of intrigue, espionage, gangsters, drugs and murder.
