영문 Mississippi Burning 미시시피 버닝 영화 대사

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Mississippi Burning Script
Precious Lord
Take my hand
Lead me on
Let me stand
I am tired
I am weak
I am worn
Through the storm
Through the night
Lead me on
Through the night
Take my hand
Precious Lord
And lead
Me home
Take my hand
Precious Lord
And lead
Me home
Uh-oh.
What is it?
- What do they want?
- I dont know.
Just pass me. Pass me.
- Is it a cop?
- I cant see.
- What the fuck are they playin at?
- They aint playin. You better believe it.
- What are we gonna do?
- I dont know.
OK. Hold on, you guys.
Theres a truck too.
Shit. It is a cop.
You better stop.
OK. Sit tight, you guys.
Dont say anything. Let me talk.
All right? Well be all right. Just relax.
Yall think you can drive
any speed you want around here?
You had us scared to death, man.
- Dont you call me "man", Jew-boy.
- No, sir. What should I call you?
You dont call me nothin,
nigger-lovin Jew-boy. You just listen.
Yes, sir.
Hell, you even startin to smell
like a nigger, Jew-boy.
- Take it easy. Well be all right.
- Sure you will, nigger-Iover.
Hes seen your face. That aint good.
You dont want him seein your face.
Oh, it dont make no difference no more.
Whoa, shit! We into it now, boys.
You only left me a nigger,
but at least I shot me a nigger.
Yes, indeed.
Now listen,
you communists and niggers and Jews
Tell all your buddies to spread the news
Your Day of Judgment will soon be nigh
As the Lord in his wisdom
looks down from on high
Will his battle be lost
by mixin the races?
We want beautiful babies,
not ones with brown faces
Never, never, never, I say
For the Ku Klux Klan is here to stay
Never, never, never, I say
Cos the Ku Klux Klan is here to stay
These Ku Kluxers are better
with lynchings than with lyrics.
Just read the file, Mr Anderson.
I can do without the cabaret.
- You dont like me much, do you, boss?
- Sure I like you.
I just dont share your sense of humour.
Sometimes thats all you got left.
- How long you been in the Bureau?
- Three years.
- Right outta college, huh?
- No. From the Justice Department.
Kennedy boy. Now I see.
No. I dont think you do see.
Lets get this thing straight.
I havent had a pimple in years.
I shave every morning.
I even go to the bathroom by myself.
So you can quit this "boss" stuff.
Im in charge because
Ive been through this before.
- Birmingham? Montgomery?
- Oxford. I was with Meredith at Old Miss.
Oh. You got hit in the head with a brick,
so they gave you a promotion.
No. Shot in the shoulder.
- Well, at least you lived. Thats important.
- Meredith lived. Thats whats important.
Whats got four eyes and cant see?
- What?
- Mississippi.
Never, never, never, I say
Cos the Ku Klux Klan is here to...
- Big building for a small town.
- Yeah.
Howdy.
Good morning. My names Alan Ward.
Im with the FBI.
Federal Bureau of Integration?
- In that get-up, you aint undercover.
- Were here to see Sheriff Stuckey.
Sheriffs right busy now.
Youll have to wait
or come back some other time.
Well wait.
Listen to me,
you backwoods shit-ass, you.
You got two seconds to get the sheriff out
here or Ill kick the goddamn door in. OK?
Well, hell.
Looks like we got some company.
Some Hoover boys come down to visit.
- How ya doin?
- Good.
- Im Sheriff Stuckey.
- Rupert Anderson.
Rupert, weve been expectin you.
- I assume you met my deputy, Mr Pell.
- Sure did.
You down here to help us
solve our nigger problems?
No. Its just a missing-person case.
Well, come on.
- You gonna want your boy in on this?
- Sheriff...
Im Special Agent Ward
and Im in charge of this case.
We think it might be a little
more serious than missing persons.
I dont think so, boy.
Know what I think it is?
Its a publicity stunt cooked up
by that Martin Luther King fella.
Come on.
At around pm, Deputy Pell says
he arrested the three boys for speeding.
He held them in jail until pm
and then released them.
They drove off. He says he followed them
as far as the county line...
...and never saw them again.
Why didnt they make a phone call?
- Why should they?
- These boys were trained activists.
Theyre taught to check in every hour and,
if arrested, the moment theyre released.
The hotel is near the jail. They couldve
phoned from the lobby. It doesnt follow.
- Maybe they had a beer.
- Not these boys.
The civil rights office in Rossville started
making calls when they didnt check in.
The sheriffs office here said
they had no idea where the boys were.
First lie.
By who?
Sheriffs office or civil rights office?
Who would you believe?
Mr Ward, I was a sheriff in a little
Mississippi town just like this.
- Yes, Im aware of that.
- Well, lyin just dont come into it.
We were ten miles from Memphis,
a million miles from the rest of the worid.
If a sheriff in a town like this says thats
what happened, thats what happened.
Lets go eat.
Were full up, honey.
Yall wanna wait a while?
- Is the wait worth it?
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