The Terminal 2004 Looking For A Job At The Airport Full Scene

Amelia Warren. Amelia Warren? Yeah. Nice to meet you. You too. Nice to see you again. Again. You like Italian food? I know it's late and you probably got other plans, but if you'd like to grab some dinner right now, we can run right out and catch a cab. I know a place that has the greatest cataloni. No, I can't. You married? No, no. Girlfriend? I can't go out with you. God, I am so sorry. I am so sorry. I must come off like a complete nut job or something. No, no. I just, I didn't want to eat alone. You ever done that before? Wait, wait, wait. No, I... No, please, you don't have to explain. No, I... Nadia, in New York restaurant, what cost is cataloni? I don't know, maybe 15 bucks? Dollars? 20. Two people, 40. Two people, 40 dollars. I help you? I'm so sorry, sir. The position has already been filled. Do you live nearby? Yes, yes. Gate 67. Because we are very particular about punctuality. Did you say gate 67? Gate 67. You gotta be kidding. You gotta help me help you. I don't see a social security number, driver's license number, mailing address, even a phone number. Telephone? Yeah. You need? I get, I get, I get phone. I get, I get, I get phone. Four, five, one, one, two, two, six. Alright, then when's the best time to reach you? Now? Hello? Hi, I'm Mr. Noworski. Yes, this is Mr. Noworski. Who calls? It's Cliff, the manager of the discovery store. Cliff, hello. How's it going? Good, good, good. Is this a good time? Yes, Cliff, I wait for your call the whole day. Yeah, well unfortunately I gotta tell you that the position's been filled. Oh. Yeah, so could you please go sit someplace else? Yeah, I go to the bedroom now. That'd be good. Thank you. Alright. Thank you. Who is this? Who are you? There's no one. There's no one here for another two weeks. This isn't one of my guys. This cornicing. This is good work. Must be Harry's crew. You with Harry's crew? Does Harry think he's running his job? I go now. Go? Go where? Gate 67. 67? We're ten months away from 67. He's gotta be Harry's. If he's not mine, he's not yours. Harry's trying to make me look bad. I gotta slow that prick down before he gets to 67. What's your name? Viktor Naborski. Bobby, pull him off Harry's crew, put him on mine. You start 6.30 Monday morning. You give me chop? 6.30, yes. Yes, boss. We have lobster ravioli from Alitalia. Good. We have caviar from Russian airflow. Okay, okay, just bring it, bring it here. Hey, Viktor. Go on. Oh. Look, look. Alright. The man without a country. Come on in. Sir. I see this. Yeah, you did well. Have a seat. Here? Here. Go on, sir. Hey. Who invited him? I did. We needed a fourth, right? I'm not going to play with him. Oh, Gupta, relax, would you? He ain't a spy. How do you know? He could be recording everything we say. A wire in his shirt. A microphone up in his hat. I'm not going to lose my job. Fine. Would you feel better if we x-rayed him? Yes. Close your eyes. Okay, so you are clean. Good. Let's play cards. I will have money, but Friday. Don't worry about it, Viktor. We don't play for cash. We play for unclaimed items from the lost and found. You'll be amazed at what people leave at airports. Come.