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Lt. Jack Cole:
[Cole is visited at the police station by Cunningham]
... I'm kind of busy right now. Donald Cunningham:
I'll be very brief; Mr. Deverell asked me to speak with you on behalf of his stepson John. My boss feels your testimony would be very helpful in getting John acquitted on grounds of temporary insanity. Lt. Jack Cole:
Well, I have two problems there. First of all, I don't think John is insane. Troubled? Goes without saying. Needs help? Couldn't agree more; deserves all he can get, too. However, that applies to a lot of people I know who are perfectly sane. Which brings me to Second Of All: I prefer to call plays like this one the way I actually see them. Donald Cunningham:
Look, Mr. Cole, John has been going through a very difficult time. Lt. Jack Cole:
I'm sure that's true; otherwise, he wouldn't have taken his teacher and classmates hostage. Donald Cunningham:
He needs treatment, not prison. Lt. Jack Cole:
Are you his therapist? Because in view of what happened today, I think you owe his family a refund. Donald Cunningham:
Mr. Deverell, as you may know, is a very important man with a lot of influence. He's the kind of man who could easily help or hurt a career. Lt. Jack Cole:
Just what is it that you do for Frank Deverell? Donald Cunningham:
I'm in charge of Mr. Deverell's private security. Lt. Jack Cole:
You could've fooled me; I thought you were his attorney or something. Listen, I'd like you to tell your boss two things for me: One, that I think he's an a******; Two, that I don't appreciate being threatened... least of all in my own office. Thank you and have a nice day
[Cole is visited at the police station by Cunningham]
... I'm kind of busy right now. Donald Cunningham:
I'll be very brief; Mr. Deverell asked me to speak with you on behalf of his stepson John. My boss feels your testimony would be very helpful in getting John acquitted on grounds of temporary insanity. Lt. Jack Cole:
Well, I have two problems there. First of all, I don't think John is insane. Troubled? Goes without saying. Needs help? Couldn't agree more; deserves all he can get, too. However, that applies to a lot of people I know who are perfectly sane. Which brings me to Second Of All: I prefer to call plays like this one the way I actually see them. Donald Cunningham:
Look, Mr. Cole, John has been going through a very difficult time. Lt. Jack Cole:
I'm sure that's true; otherwise, he wouldn't have taken his teacher and classmates hostage. Donald Cunningham:
He needs treatment, not prison. Lt. Jack Cole:
Are you his therapist? Because in view of what happened today, I think you owe his family a refund. Donald Cunningham:
Mr. Deverell, as you may know, is a very important man with a lot of influence. He's the kind of man who could easily help or hurt a career. Lt. Jack Cole:
Just what is it that you do for Frank Deverell? Donald Cunningham:
I'm in charge of Mr. Deverell's private security. Lt. Jack Cole:
You could've fooled me; I thought you were his attorney or something. Listen, I'd like you to tell your boss two things for me: One, that I think he's an a******; Two, that I don't appreciate being threatened... least of all in my own office. Thank you and have a nice day
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I'm kind of busy right now
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I'll be very brief Mr Deverell asked me to speak to you
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on behalf of his stepson
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About what
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Mr Deverell feels your testimony would be very helpful
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in getting Johnny acquitted on grounds of temporary insanity
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There's a little problem First of all I don't think he's insane
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Movie Summary
Two cops are forced to work together to solve a chain of mysterious killings by a killer nicknamed "The Family Man".

