Walk Hard The Dewey Cox Story

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00:00:50 Mr. Cox?
00:00:53 Mr. Cox?
00:00:56 Mr. Cox?
00:00:59 Guys, I need Cox.
00:01:03 He goes on in two minutes
00:01:11 Mr. Cox.
00:01:15 Mr. Cox?
00:01:17 You're gonna have to give him
00:01:20 Dewey Cox needs to think about
00:01:53 Come on, Nate, let's go play.
00:01:55 I can't, Dewey. I gotta practice.
00:01:58 You can't practice all the time, Nate.
00:02:02 All right. Come on, Dewey,
00:02:05 - Today's gonna be the best day ever!.
00:02:07 Ain't nothing horrible
00:02:12 What do you wanna be
00:02:14 I don't know. Never really
00:02:17 When I grow up,
00:02:20 And a professional baseball player.
00:02:22 Then I'm gonna be an astronaut,
00:02:26 There's nothing I won't do
00:02:29 For sure.
00:02:30 That's what's great about being young.
00:02:34 Let's go play!
00:02:42 My turn!
00:02:48 I got him! I got him!
00:02:50 Catch!
00:02:53 Chicken!
00:03:14 I challenge you to a duel, sir.
00:03:17 I don't know, Nate.
00:03:18 You know how mad Pa gets
00:03:21 Come on. There's nothing wrong
00:03:24 Now, en garde!
00:03:30 - Do you yield, sir?
00:03:35 Prepare to meet your maker.
00:03:46 - Dewey!
00:03:50 I'm halved!
00:03:51 Oh, we should've listened to Pa.
00:03:53 Dewey, I'm cut in half pretty bad.
00:03:56 In case I don't make it,
00:04:00 ...for the both of us.
00:04:02 Wow, that's a lot of pressure, Nate.
00:04:04 You can handle it, Dewey.
00:04:11 Holy shit.
00:04:16 This was a particularly bad case
00:04:22 I was not able to reattach
00:04:27 ...to the bottom half of his body.
00:04:29 Speak English, doc!
00:04:33 I'm sorry, folks. He's gone.
00:04:35 Oh, no!
00:04:37 Oh, my God.
00:04:38 Dear God. Oh, Dewey.
00:04:41 It's all your fault, Dewey Cox.
00:04:43 Oh, Pa, you don't mean that.
00:04:47 He cut him in half with a machete.
00:04:49 No.
00:04:51 You. You're not half the boy
00:04:54 You're not even half the boy
00:04:57 ...after you cut him in half.
00:04:59 So you're saying I'm less than
00:05:04 The wrong kid died.
00:05:09 Ma, I can't smell anything.
00:05:12 You can't smell anything?
00:05:14 I think I lost my sense of smell.
00:05:17 You gone smell-blind, son.
00:05:21 It'll pass, Dewey.
00:05:23 Now, you run on down to the country
00:05:27 And a candle.
00:05:30 We're gonna light us
00:05:45 I'm a gamblin' man
00:05:48 I gambled everywhere I go
00:05:53 Lord, I'm a gamblin' man
00:05:57 Gambled everywhere I go
00:06:04 I'm a gamblin' man
00:06:08 Lord, I gambled from door to door
00:06:34 I've never heard no music
00:06:37 It's so sad.
00:06:39 That's why it's called the blues, boy.
00:06:41 I think I'd like to play me
00:06:44 Ain't no 6-year-old boy understand
00:06:48 I reckon I might.
00:06:51 You play the guitar?
00:06:53 Never have before.
00:06:56 Well, go ahead.
00:07:01 You put your finger right up there.
00:07:06 That's the G chord.
00:07:07 Now hit the strings
00:07:15 - That's it.
00:07:25 That ain't bad.
00:07:29 I done a bad thing
00:07:35 Cut my brother in half
00:07:44 I done a bad, bad thing
00:07:50 Cut my brother in half
00:07:59 My mama's gonna cry
00:08:04 Somewhere the devil's havin' a laugh
00:08:11 It's not bad for your first time.
00:08:14 You can do it, Dewey.
00:08:17 For the both of us.
00:08:33 Dewey?
00:08:36 Dewey.
00:08:41 Dewey?
00:08:43 Mama, you made it!
00:08:45 There's my favorite 14-year-old son.
00:08:48 Oh, no. Come on, now.
00:08:51 Howdy, boys.
00:08:52 Howdy, Mrs. Cox.
00:08:54 I just wanted to say break a leg.
00:08:56 I know you boys are gonna
00:08:59 Oh, thanks, Ma.
00:09:00 I'm just so proud you learned to play
00:09:04 Without even having
00:09:07 It's all right now, Mama.
00:09:10 You just go out there
00:09:12 I will, Mama.
00:09:15 I don't know what we're doing here
00:09:18 We're here to see our boy,
00:09:23 You all right, ma'am?
00:09:28 I'm fine.
00:09:30 Just my vertigo acting up again.
00:09:32 - What's vertigo?
00:09:37 Ain't nothing terrible
00:09:40 Testing, testing.
00:09:42 Crawdad, crawdad.
00:09:46 Hello, everybody.
00:09:49 We're gonna get this going here with
00:10:19 - How we gonna follow that?
00:10:21 - Delilah Montgomery.
00:10:25 And now sophomore Dewey Cox
00:10:28 So, ladies and germs...
00:10:32 I know, I know.
00:10:34 Please welcome Dewey Cox
00:10:49 Hi. My name's Dewey Cox.
00:10:51 And this is a little song I wrote called
00:10:55 I sure hope you like it.
00:10:57 The wrong kid died, goddamn it.
00:11:05 - Take
00:11:08 Take my hand
00:11:10 Take my hand
00:11:11 We're gonna walk through the park
00:11:15 I promise to have you
00:11:20 Home before dark
00:11:22 Oh, life would be so sweet
00:11:26 Walking with you down the street
00:11:30 This music is an outrage!
00:11:32 Come on and take my hand
00:11:34 Come on and take my hand
00:11:36 It's the devil's music!
00:11:39 It's all right if you're coy
00:11:42 After all I'm a boy
00:11:46 And you're a girl
00:11:48 But make no mistake
00:11:50 Yours is the hand
00:11:54 So please
00:11:56 So please, please
00:11:58 Take my hand
00:12:00 You're going to hell!
00:12:02 Blasphemer!
00:12:08 That's it. I want you
00:12:11 - Pa!
00:12:14 You think we don't know
00:12:17 ...when you say "take my hand"?
00:12:18 What? It's about holding hands.
00:12:20 You watch your mouth.
00:12:21 You know who's got hands?
00:12:24 And he uses them for holding.
00:12:28 I ain't got no room in my house
00:12:31 Be careful. Before you say something
00:12:36 Like what?
00:12:38 Oh, no! No!
00:12:40 It's okay.
00:12:43 Pa's right.
00:12:45 Springberry ain't big enough
00:12:49 I reckon it's time for Dewey Cox
00:12:52 But you're only 14.
00:12:55 Mama, I love you.
00:12:58 But I don't need nobody.
00:13:01 All I need is my music.
00:13:03 I seen my path today,
00:13:07 And someday,
00:13:10 ...and you'll all be proud of me.
00:13:13 Just like you were of Nate.
00:13:15 Can I come, Dewey?
00:13:17 Of course you can, Edith.
00:13:20 - I am?
00:13:22 I pointed at you in the audience.
00:13:25 Did you hear that?
00:13:29 You're the most talented man
00:13:32 And you will never get anything
00:13:36 ...for you and your dreams
00:13:39 Well, then, go on.
00:13:43 Before I cut your dreams in half
00:13:47 Goodbye, Pa.
00:13:50 Just wait till you see
00:13:56 Here we go.
00:13:59 Ma and Pa leave home
00:14:02 You know our house's
00:14:04 We're gonna jump, li'I children, jump
00:14:06 We're gonna jump, li'I children, jump
00:14:09 We're gonna jump, li'I children
00:14:13 Let's jump, jump, jump
00:14:16 Jump, jump, jump
00:14:19 We're gonna jump, li'I children
00:14:22 Play it for me, daddy!
00:14:32 That's a sexy look right there.
00:14:36 Oh, I like it, I like it.
00:14:38 Let's jump, jump, jump
00:14:41 Jump, jump, jump
00:14:43 Jump, jump, jump
00:14:46 Jump, jump, jump
00:14:48 We're gonna jump, li'I children
00:14:51 You know what I'm saying.
00:14:53 We're gonna jump, li'I children
00:14:56 Let's take them home, fellas.
00:14:58 We're gonna jump, li'I children
00:15:04 Yeah, baby. Wrap it up right there.
00:15:07 I'm gonna take one of them
00:15:09 My name is Bobby Shad
00:15:12 We gonna take a break,
00:15:14 ...to rock till the morning light,
00:15:20 Mr. Shad! Mr. Shad!
00:15:23 Hey, I play a little guitar.
00:15:25 - Dewey!
00:15:28 I pay you to mop,
00:15:30 My customers come to dance erotically,
00:15:34 Do your job or I'll find
00:15:36 Yes, sir.
00:15:45 Lonesome blues
00:15:47 Dewey, will you cut out that racket?
00:15:50 How am I supposed to make it as
00:15:54 Will you stop talking
00:15:56 But it's my dream, baby.
00:15:58 I am tired of hearing about
00:16:01 You are a selfish dickhole.
00:16:03 Daddy said if we move home, he could
00:16:08 You can make an honest living.
00:16:09 Wouldn't have to hang your head in
00:16:14 I think I'm doing okay for a 15-year-old
00:16:17 But, sweetheart...
00:16:18 ...I thought you liked working
00:16:23 I did.
00:16:26 You got a real talent for this, boy.
00:16:29 Someday this is all gonna be yours.
00:16:34 It's just, as much as I loved it, Edith,
00:16:39 Ain't no musician ever made
00:16:43 What? Of course they do.
00:16:46 Name one.
00:16:49 - Slim Whitman.
00:16:51 All right, Frank Sinatra.
00:16:53 Who the hell is Frank Sinatra?
00:16:56 Edith, I am starting to think...
00:16:59 ...that maybe
00:17:02 I do believe in you.
00:17:04 I just know you're gonna fail.
00:17:07 - What are you talking about, Edith?
00:17:10 Edith, I told you,
00:17:13 It will fall down! The sun will
00:17:16 It will if it never rains.
00:17:18 Dewey, you have got
00:17:24 Dreams don't come true.
00:17:32 I am gonna make
00:17:35 Nobody ever said it's gonna be easy.
00:17:37 It's hard.
00:17:39 It ain't easy to walk
00:17:42 It's a long, hard walk.
00:17:45 It's a rocky road.
00:17:47 But I plan on walking.
00:17:50 Oh, I'm gonna walk.
00:17:52 Hard.
00:17:55 I will walk hard.
00:18:03 Walk hard.
00:18:11 I got a full house coming tonight.
00:18:13 If Bobby Shad can't play
00:18:16 I'm fine. I can play through the pain.
00:18:19 Should've thought before you punched
00:18:22 I guess there's no music tonight.
00:18:24 Bullhickey! People come here
00:18:27 I ain't got no music,
00:18:31 Excuse me.
00:18:34 I play a little.
00:18:36 I don't know how
00:18:38 You're white.
00:18:42 I been watching Mr. Shad every night.
00:18:46 It'll be the same show.
00:18:47 It'll be just like Bobby Shad and the
00:18:52 This is crazy.
00:18:55 But I ain't got no other choice.
00:19:01 I don't mean to put more
00:19:03 The suits from the record company
00:19:11 Oh, okay.
00:19:14 Scared?
00:19:16 - A little.
00:19:18 Those Jews control show business.
00:19:21 Just lay it down
00:19:26 Good evening. We're Bobby Shad
00:19:30 Bobby Shad couldn't be here tonight
00:19:34 And I hope you enjoy it.
00:19:38 This first song
00:19:41 Well, it's about...
00:19:44 It's about when your woman
00:19:47 You know, she catches you
00:19:50 ...getting into all kinds of strange.
00:19:52 This is racially insensitive.
00:19:54 And she says, "Son, get your lazy,
00:20:00 - And you say to her:
00:20:03 You got to love your egro man
00:20:06 You got to love your Negro man
00:20:08 You got to love your Negro man
00:20:11 You got to love your Negro man
00:20:14 You got to love, love
00:20:15 - Is he playing "Negro Man"?
00:20:18 He's playing "Negro Man. "
00:20:20 From early in the morning
00:20:22 You know I love your apples
00:20:25 You got to love your Negro man
00:20:28 You got to love your Negro man
00:20:30 You got to love, love, love, love, love
00:20:33 Your Negro man
00:20:35 Yeah, come on, Dewey.
00:20:36 I know I treat you wrong
00:20:39 Let me put it on you, mama
00:20:41 You got to love your Negro man
00:20:44 You got to love your Negro man
00:20:47 You got to love, love, love, love, love
00:20:49 Your Negro man
00:21:01 Now, that's what I call
00:21:06 Go, Dewey, go.
00:21:14 I like what you did out there tonight.
00:21:19 Oh, Mr. L'Chaim, Mr. Mazeltov,
00:21:22 He's not the one you want.
00:21:25 - I think he's the one we want.
00:21:28 He's not bad with the singing and the
00:21:32 I think you've got what it takes
00:21:37 The big time?
00:21:39 When the moon hits your eye
00:21:44 That's amore
00:21:46 When the world seems to shine
00:21:48 What the hell is this?
00:21:49 Pizza pie. What's in a pizza pie?
00:21:52 Bells will ring
00:21:56 And you'll sing "Vita bella"
00:21:59 Hearts will play
00:22:01 Please, I can't anymore.
00:22:06 That's what I was gonna say.
00:22:07 - That's amore
00:22:19 That is amore
00:22:21 All right. Hold, please. Stop that.
00:22:25 Stop your singing this instant,
00:22:27 I will not have this in my studio!
00:22:29 That's just a terrible, terrible...
00:22:32 ...terrible, terrible "That's Amore. "
00:22:36 Maybe it was a wrong song choice?
00:22:39 If you just let me play one of my songs,
00:22:43 You have failed conclusively.
00:22:47 And there is nothing
00:22:49 ...here in this room
00:22:52 Nothing you can do that can make up
00:22:56 - Well, my mother liked it a whole lot.
00:23:00 I was willing to open my mind...
00:23:02 ...because these Jewish gentlemen
00:23:05 They usually have good taste.
00:23:07 And now here you are in front of me
00:23:11 And I have to say that today...
00:23:13 ...your performance has shaken
00:23:17 Well, there's nothing
00:23:19 ...than to restore your faith in Judaism,
00:23:23 But I'll tell you,
00:23:26 ...and if somehow you are able
00:23:30 ...bringing these boys together
00:23:33 ...and make something
00:23:35 ...that the whole world takes notice...
00:23:37 ...and that your life
00:23:41 But I'm telling you right now,
00:23:46 Wait, wait, wait. We're here already.
00:23:50 L'Chaim, I'll do it for you.
00:23:53 All right.
00:23:57 All right, son. I'm gonna
00:24:02 Thank you, sir.
00:24:06 Dewey, we don't know this song.
00:24:10 You just follow me.
00:24:12 I don't know.
00:24:31 Walk hard
00:24:34 Hard
00:24:35 Walk hard?
00:24:37 Down life's rocky road
00:24:42 Walk bold
00:24:45 Hard
00:24:47 That's my creed
00:24:50 My code
00:24:52 I been scorned and slandered
00:24:57 Had to struggle every day
00:25:02 Seen my share of the worst
00:25:06 But I still got a dream
00:25:11 Walk hard
00:25:14 Hard
00:25:17 Here is America's new hit song
00:25:19 ...recorded just 35 minutes ago
00:25:24 Hard
00:25:26 Though they say
00:25:28 You're not the one
00:25:31 Even if you've been told
00:25:35 That you're always gonna lose
00:25:40 You gotta keep that vision
00:25:44 When you're standin' on top
00:25:57 He walks so hard.
00:25:59 How do I walk, boys?
00:26:02 Hard
00:26:06 When I meet my maker
00:26:11 I'm gonna look him in the eye
00:26:15 I gave my word
00:26:19 I took it in the face
00:26:23 Oh, hey, Shorty. Hello, my darling.
00:26:26 I sang a song at a circus
00:26:29 They said, "We'll give you 5 grand. "
00:26:31 I said, "No, you won't.
00:26:34 - And they did. They gave it right to me.
00:26:38 Thank you.
00:26:39 It'll just be a few weeks, Edith.
00:26:41 Who's gonna help me
00:26:44 Dewey, you have got to
00:26:46 You're never gonna make it.
00:26:50 What are you talking about?
00:26:54 I'm playing my music
00:26:56 It's everything we always wanted,
00:26:58 I never get to see you anymore.
00:27:02 I don't know how to tell you this.
00:27:04 I'm gonna miss some things, okay?
00:27:06 I'm gonna miss some birthdays
00:27:08 I'm gonna miss some births, period.
00:27:10 Unrealistic to think I'm gonna be
00:27:14 But aren't you happy?
00:27:17 All your fancy new clothes
00:27:20 Look, what else you need?
00:27:23 How about I get you
00:27:27 And I'll teach him phrases that I say.
00:27:30 - But it'll be a little crow talking.
00:27:34 It's about love,
00:27:37 - Dewey.
00:27:40 Don't you go in the bathroom.
00:27:42 Edith, please.
00:27:45 Mama said there's a lot of evil
00:27:48 Temptations.
00:27:50 They'll make a man do evil things.
00:27:53 Edith, that is ridiculous.
00:27:58 There ain't no evil out there.
00:28:01 Come on, now, cupcake,
00:28:06 Edith.
00:28:09 My beautiful, beautiful,
00:28:18 You know how much I love you.
00:28:21 You and this fast-growing family
00:28:24 ...is the only thing
00:28:26 You understand that?
00:28:27 Heck, life without you
00:28:34 Like no life at all.
00:28:39 Where's a pencil? Where's a pencil?
00:28:41 Dewey!
00:28:45 Hello, baby!
00:28:47 Yeah, this is
00:28:52 Oh, you sweet thing.
00:28:54 Do I what?
00:28:56 Will I what?
00:28:58 Oh, baby, you know what I like.
00:29:03 Chantilly lace and a pretty face
00:29:08 How are we supposed to follow that?
00:29:10 Don't worry, Dewey, you'll do great.
00:29:12 - Thanks, Buddy Holly.
00:29:15 - You got nothing to worry about.
00:29:17 I really like that "Walk Hard" song.
00:29:20 Oh, thanks.
00:29:22 I like that "Peggy Sue" song.
00:29:25 Thanks, Dewey.
00:29:28 Man, I'm awful nervous, Buddy Holly.
00:29:30 Dewey, you'll be fine,
00:29:33 Change of plans. Elvis wants
00:29:37 We'll change the order.
00:29:40 ...then Elvis Presley,
00:29:43 So it's the Big Bopper...
00:29:47 ...and then Buddy Holly...
00:29:48 ...and then Elvis Presley,
00:29:52 Yeah. Just for tonight.
00:29:55 Well, I'm just happy to be here.
00:30:01 What am I doing?
00:30:04 I ain't good enough to follow Elvis.
00:30:06 What are you talking about, Dewey?
00:30:13 Nate. Nate, is that you?
00:30:15 You can do it, Dewey.
00:30:19 I know because I'm your brother,
00:30:22 But, hell, ain't nobody
00:30:25 - Wait, did you say Elvis?
00:30:28 Elvis Presley?
00:30:31 Yeah, Elvis Presley.
00:30:33 He has nine number one hits.
00:30:35 Nate, I understand that.
00:30:37 He has 50 million fans.
00:30:39 I'm aware of that, Nate.
00:30:41 I'm having a crisis.
00:30:43 Holy shit.
00:30:46 Dewey! The big fella's on his
00:30:51 Yeah. I'm ready.
00:31:01 Elvis!
00:31:05 Ladies.
00:31:06 Dang, Elvis Presley, you didn't
00:31:09 What, now?
00:31:11 - No, I'm-
00:31:13 I'm just saying,
00:31:16 Well, sometimes you have to go all out
00:31:19 Because there's only one man
00:31:21 God picks him, hand-plucks him.
00:31:23 One night, God looked down at all the
00:31:27 ...and he decided which one
00:31:31 He plucked me from all those millions
00:31:35 - Yeah.
00:31:37 There's two things you need to know.
00:31:41 Look out, man! Look at that
00:31:43 It's called karate
00:31:46 The Chinese and the King.
00:31:49 And one of them is me.
00:31:50 You're the King.
00:31:51 On to Memphis, they want a nice little
00:31:55 - Yeah?
00:31:59 Come on, man...
00:32:03 Look out, man!
00:32:05 Well, thanks, Elvis.
00:32:10 Let's go. Come on, mama.
00:32:13 What the fuck was he talking about?
00:32:18 How y'all doing?
00:32:22 And, well, looks like I got some
00:32:28 Sam.
00:32:41 Walk hard
00:32:43 Hard
00:32:46 Down life's rocky road
00:32:56 Wow, great playing, boys.
00:32:58 The fillies love you, Dewey.
00:33:00 If I wasn't married with a good head on
00:33:04 You gotta get back out there.
00:33:07 Let me splash some water
00:33:08 Okay. Hurry up!
00:33:12 Golly, that rock 'n' roll.
00:33:19 - Get out of here, Dewey.
00:33:21 We're smoking reefer,
00:33:25 You're smoking reefers?
00:33:27 Of course we are.
00:33:29 No, Sam, I can't.
00:33:32 Come on, Dewey, join the party.
00:33:34 No, Dewey, you don't want this.
00:33:38 I don't want no hangover.
00:33:41 It doesn't give you a hangover.
00:33:43 Will I get addicted to it
00:33:46 It's not habit-forming.
00:33:49 Oh, okay, well...
00:33:51 I don't know.
00:33:55 You can't OD on it.
00:33:57 It's not gonna make me
00:33:59 It makes sex even better.
00:34:02 Sounds kind of expensive.
00:34:03 It's the cheapest drug there is.
00:34:08 You don't want it.
00:34:10 I think I kind of want it.
00:34:12 Okay, but just this once.
00:34:18 - What do I do?
00:34:37 Oh, my.
00:34:38 Hey, listen, folks. I'd like to play
00:34:43 I'm talking about Mrs. Dewey Cox.
00:34:47 Oh, my darlin'
00:34:49 Oh, my darlin'
00:34:52 Yeah, yeah, yeah
00:34:55 I have a perfect life
00:35:00 You are the perfect wife
00:35:04 I don't know why
00:35:09 I sit and cry
00:35:13 And now I miss you so
00:35:18 Please don't let me go
00:35:23 I make mistakes and that is true
00:35:27 At least I learn each time I do
00:35:31 Here, have some of this.
00:35:33 Darling, you must believe
00:35:35 I could never leave you
00:35:42 A life without you
00:35:45 Is no life at all
00:35:56 Oh, my darlin'
00:35:58 Oh, my darlin'
00:36:00 Yeah, yeah, yeah
00:36:02 Beth Anne.
00:36:04 Can I get that for you?
00:36:06 Thanks, Dewey.
00:36:08 Tears fall in vain
00:36:12 I'm standing in the rain
00:36:17 No matter how I feel
00:36:21 I never seem to know what's real
00:36:26 So sharpen up your knives
00:36:30 - Can I get that for you?
00:36:35 I'm a bad horse.
00:36:39 Phil, can I get that for you?
00:36:44 Thanks, Dewey.
00:36:45 Darling, you must believe
00:36:48 I could never leave you
00:36:50 Phil? What happened?
00:36:54 A life without you
00:36:58 Is no life at all
00:37:11 Well, the tour's going
00:37:13 Yeah, we're having a real nice time.
00:37:16 Yeah, the boys have been
00:37:18 ...and the audiences have been
00:37:21 - When you coming home?
00:37:23 We gotta hit the major markets in
00:37:27 Dewey, could you shut up? I'm trying to
00:37:30 Who's that?
00:37:32 Oh, that's Sam.
00:37:35 - He's just looking for his drumsticks.
00:37:39 Excuse me.
00:37:42 Anyway, you don't wanna hear about
00:37:47 Oh, you know,
00:37:50 Went down to Wilson's Market
00:37:53 Completely out of milk.
00:37:56 - I hate going down there.
00:37:59 - Yes, Bert?
00:38:00 - You want a cup of coffee?
00:38:03 Will you give me a minute?
00:38:06 - Who's that?
00:38:07 Just wants to know if I want any coffee
00:38:12 Dewey, there's a distance growing
00:38:16 Oh, now, that is crazy talk, Edith.
00:38:19 You know
00:38:20 - Hey, Dewey.
00:38:22 You seen my sandals?
00:38:24 I don't know.
00:38:28 Baby, there's somebody at the door.
00:38:31 Can I call when I get to New Jersey?
00:38:33 Okay. Bye, Dewey.
00:38:34 - I love you.
00:38:36 - I love you.
00:38:37 - You're never gonna make it, okay?
00:38:40 Bye.
00:38:45 - Pa.
00:38:48 What are you doing here?
00:38:50 It's about your mama.
00:38:52 Ma? What about her? Is she okay?
00:38:58 We better step out into the hall.
00:39:03 - What happened?
00:39:07 We were readying for bed
00:39:12 It's Dewey!
00:39:14 Your son is talented.
00:39:18 Well, I must admit,
00:39:23 Dance with me, Pa.
00:39:27 It does make you kind of wanna move,
00:39:29 It sure does.
00:39:33 Maybe I have been
00:39:36 Maybe you have.
00:39:43 Be careful, Ma.
00:39:46 - You all right, Ma?
00:39:53 The vertigo, it won in the end.
00:39:57 She lost her balance...
00:39:59 ...and fell out the window...
00:40:03 ...and then the radio
00:40:05 While she was dancing to your song.
00:40:08 I thought you should know
00:40:11 It kills people.
00:40:13 You made her happy
00:40:16 If Nate was alive,
00:40:26 Wrong kid died.
00:40:31 Damn you, God!
00:40:36 How could you let my mama
00:40:41 And then let a radio
00:40:49 - Get out of here, Dewey.
00:40:52 It's called cocaine,
00:40:55 Cocaine?
00:40:58 What's it do?
00:40:59 It turns all your bad feelings
00:41:03 It's a nightmare.
00:41:06 I'm thinking maybe I'd like to try me
00:41:11 When I meet my maker
00:41:14 Look him in the eye
00:41:18 I gave my word
00:41:21 I took it in the face
00:41:25 Walk hard
00:41:29 Walk hard, hard, hard
00:41:36 All right, again. Faster.
00:41:39 This is crazy, Dewey. Ain't nobody
00:41:44 Standing there
00:41:46 ...singing like some sort of punk.
00:41:49 Don't you dare try to stifle me.
00:41:52 Whose band is this anyway,
00:41:56 I'll punch you in the mouth!
00:42:00 Oh, God. I'm sorry, Dave.
00:42:03 No, I didn't mean that.
00:42:06 Just with my mama dying and all,
00:42:11 Mr. Cox?
00:42:13 I heard you were looking for a new
00:42:21 You heard right.
00:42:23 I was wondering if you might like
00:42:26 I reckon I might.
00:42:32 I've been singing in my church choir
00:42:35 I like the sound of that.
00:42:38 Darlene Madison.
00:42:41 Dewey Cox.
00:42:44 Hello, Darlene.
00:42:48 Hello, Mr. Cox.
00:42:51 You ready to sing one?
00:42:54 I'm always ready.
00:42:57 Well, all right.
00:43:01 In my dreams you're blowin' me
00:43:04 Some kisses
00:43:08 That's one of my favorite things
00:43:14 You and I could go down
00:43:17 In history
00:43:21 That's what I'm prayin' to do with you
00:43:26 Let's duet
00:43:29 In ways that make us feel good
00:43:33 Let's duet
00:43:36 And make that sacred sound
00:43:42 Dewey Cox!
00:43:47 - All right.
00:43:49 ...that doesn't mean
00:43:53 Okay.
00:43:55 Well, then, here's to us
00:44:02 I can't! We're friends!
00:44:05 I'm gonna beat off
00:44:08 All my demons
00:44:12 That's what lovin' Jesus' all about
00:44:18 Lookin' in your eyes I start believin'
00:44:25 Let's bring this whisper to a shout
00:44:31 Let's duet
00:44:33 In ways that make us feel good
00:44:38 Put two and two together
00:44:41 Perfect harmony we've found
00:44:44 We know it's only natural
00:44:48 Let's duet
00:44:51 I just wanna make out
00:44:54 What you're sayin'
00:44:58 Read my lips
00:45:05 Here I am a-sneakin' up behind you
00:45:11 You can always come in
00:45:17 Let's duet
00:45:26 Darlene, these last three weeks
00:45:31 ...full and wonderful.
00:45:34 We've shared so many activities
00:45:37 It's like you understand me
00:45:42 I mean, if I-
00:45:51 - What is it, Dewey?
00:45:55 It's nothing. I'm fine.
00:45:56 Nothing? You look like
00:46:01 I got a lot of pain in me, Darlene.
00:46:05 You should know that.
00:46:06 Where does all that pain
00:46:10 Did you ever have something
00:46:15 ...that you accidentally...
00:46:19 ...killed, or hurt in some way,
00:46:23 - No.
00:46:25 - Wouldn't that be terrible?
00:46:28 I know, right? Exactly.
00:46:31 Darling Darlene
00:46:35 Darling Darlene
00:46:38 I'm in love with you
00:46:42 I'm in love with you
00:46:45 I'm in love with you
00:46:56 Thanks for letting me sleep
00:46:59 Gotta sleep somewhere, right?
00:47:03 - Dewey, I can't.
00:47:06 We both know that the sexual tension
00:47:10 Don't you know that I wrestle with
00:47:14 I know I shouldn't be saying this
00:47:17 ...because we're not married
00:47:20 ...but sometimes I lie awake at night
00:47:26 And by "a man's touch,"
00:47:30 It's just so silly.
00:47:32 Oh, that's so silly.
00:47:35 - Well, we better get some sleep.
00:47:40 Take my hand, Dewey.
00:47:42 Let's promise to never, ever give in
00:47:47 After all, we're not married.
00:47:58 I'm ready for sex.
00:48:08 I been waiting for this for so long.
00:48:11 Me too.
00:48:13 From the moment I laid eyes on you.
00:48:26 Oh, my.
00:48:33 Dewey, I'm nervous.
00:48:35 Don't worry, angel.
00:48:43 Whoops-a-daisy.
00:48:47 Oh, Dewey.
00:48:48 Surprise!
00:48:50 Edith!
00:48:52 - Who are you?
00:48:56 No, you're not. I'm his-
00:49:00 - Good Lord, you're already married?
00:49:03 Explain to her? You should explain
00:49:07 - It's not what it looks like.
00:49:09 It's not what it looks like.
00:49:11 Not what it looks like to me,
00:49:14 It's gotta be the way it looks like
00:49:17 We're married.
00:49:18 I did the right thing.
00:49:21 If you're married,
00:49:24 I know, I know, and that was wrong,
00:49:28 We were such good friends.
00:49:30 You told me about that dream
00:49:33 ...and that seemed like a signal,
00:49:36 I forgot.
00:49:37 I'm leaving you, Dewey Cox,
00:49:42 No, Edith! Don't go!
00:49:46 Oh, well. She's gone now.
00:49:49 I'm leaving too. You got the order
00:49:54 Darlene, don't go!
00:49:56 Edith, don't go either!
00:49:59 I made a mistake.
00:50:05 Edith! Edith! Edith!
00:50:08 - Leave me alone, Dewey.
00:50:10 Edith. Cupcake.
00:50:13 Baby, you don't know what it's like out
00:50:17 Edith, I can't be alone.
00:50:19 Maybe you should've thought of that
00:50:23 Is that what this is about?
00:50:25 Don't you stand there and judge me
00:50:29 You are a criminal.
00:50:32 What do you mean?
00:50:33 It's illegal to be married to two people
00:50:38 What about if you're famous?
00:50:41 You never done nothing
00:50:43 What have I ever done?
00:50:45 You woke up in the middle
00:50:48 I got up to have my cornflakes,
00:50:50 Dewey, you cheated on me!
00:50:52 So I'm a cheater,
00:50:55 Okay. All right, that's fine, I get it.
00:50:58 Guilty as charged.
00:51:01 Guilty as charged
00:51:03 Don't you dare write a song
00:51:06 You know what? Go ahead.
00:51:10 All I need is my music.
00:51:12 I don't need you.
00:51:14 And I don't need you.
00:51:15 And I don't need you.
00:51:18 And I don't need you.
00:51:19 You're just sitting there
00:51:23 If anything, you need me.
00:51:26 Come on, Miles.
00:51:29 Don't you dare take Miles.
00:51:31 You can take the children,
00:51:35 Fine.
00:51:37 Goodbye, Dewey Cox.
00:51:40 No! No, come back.
00:51:42 Don't leave me, Edith.
00:51:44 "Don't leave me, Edith. "
00:51:51 That's not a bad title,
00:51:57 What have you done?
00:52:05 I'm telling you, I've had it.
00:52:08 You took her side every time.
00:52:10 All you care about is fruit
00:52:15 Get out of here.
00:52:17 - What y'all doing in here?
00:52:21 They're the logical next step for you.
00:52:23 I want some of that shit.
00:52:27 Good morning, Your Honor.
00:52:36 I don't give a damn
00:52:42 I stay up all night
00:52:47 I'm a wanted man
00:52:50 Don't waste your time
00:52:55 The cops are sayin'
00:53:00 And I'm guilty
00:53:02 Guilty
00:53:05 I'm guilty as charged
00:53:09 Does Dewey seem unhappy to you?
00:53:12 He's changed, I tell you,
00:53:15 That was early Dewey,
00:53:19 Dewey, are you enjoying yourself?
00:53:21 What? Oh, I'm sorry.
00:53:25 Hey, Dave. I like your girl better,
00:53:28 - Well, Dewey, this is my wife.
00:53:32 Well, this is Kathy.
00:53:34 Come on, darling.
00:53:39 Hi there.
00:53:41 Guilty
00:53:43 I'm guilty as charged
00:53:47 I ain't askin' God to forgive my sins
00:53:50 Take a good look
00:53:53 I'm dancin' with the devil
00:53:56 People pay attention to the things
00:53:59 Say
00:54:00 Hey, Jerry, I'm a long-time listener
00:54:04 Yeah, I just wanted to say
00:54:07 Am I on the radio right now?
00:54:10 I'm guilty as charged
00:54:14 If you're sayin' my love is too large
00:54:18 Then I'm guilty
00:54:21 Goddamn it,
00:54:26 Oh, I'm guilty
00:54:27 - Freeze! Hands above your head.
00:54:31 I'm guilty as charged
00:54:33 Stop!
00:54:35 You got me.
00:54:36 Come on, Mr. Cox. How about it?
00:54:39 I'm guilty as charged
00:54:56 Cox, you got a visitor.
00:55:01 Prison has changed me.
00:55:04 I understand the common man
00:55:08 I gotta get out of here, so I can
00:55:13 But I don't wanna live with them.
00:55:16 Lean closer.
00:55:19 I'm going to speak to you
00:55:22 ...so that the guards can't understand
00:55:26 There must be something you can do.
00:55:29 I'm 21 years old.
00:55:31 I got my whole life ahead of me...
00:55:34 We think we can get you off.
00:55:38 What do I have to do?
00:55:40 You gotta go to rehab.
00:55:43 - "Rehab"?
00:55:48 - Rehab?
00:55:53 Doctor! Doctor!
00:55:57 - I'm so cold.
00:55:59 We need more blankets.
00:56:01 Doctor!
00:56:03 - I'm so hot!
00:56:06 Fewer blankets!
00:56:08 I'm hot and cold at the same time!
00:56:10 He needs more blankets
00:56:13 I'm afraid you're right.
00:56:15 Dewey?
00:56:17 My wife sends her love...
00:56:19 ...asshole.
00:56:21 Dewey, tall and powerful
00:56:27 Dewey, I don't know if you can
00:56:32 ...but the wrong kid died.
00:56:36 Dewey. Do you mind
00:56:39 He can't hear you.
00:57:01 Are you ready to go home,
00:57:05 Darlene.
00:57:07 I could never get you
00:57:12 Me neither.
00:57:14 I could never stop
00:57:17 But I wasn't gonna be
00:57:20 Now that I'm your only wife though,
00:57:25 I'm a new man, Darlene.
00:57:30 All these blankets
00:57:33 I think you're finally ready to be
00:58:17 Let me get this off.
00:58:25 I love you.
00:58:27 I love you too.
00:58:37 Oh, my God.
00:58:49 Oh, don't stop.
00:58:52 Don't stop. Don't stop, Dewey.
00:58:55 Oh, God.
00:58:59 Oh, yes!
00:59:12 Hey, boys, have you seen Dewey?
00:59:14 I think I saw him in the barn
00:59:17 I saw him by the creek
00:59:19 No, I think he was painting
00:59:28 Jerry Garcia, brother,
00:59:31 I think I saw him in the study,
00:59:33 Thanks, Jerry Garcia.
00:59:36 Hey! Casey, Jones,
00:59:45 Come on, Dewey. It's almost time
00:59:49 All right. It's just- It's hard for me
00:59:54 ...when I know there's so much
00:59:57 - I know.
00:59:59 I can't spend all my time
01:00:02 I've got to think about
01:00:04 Like your family?
01:00:06 No, I mean, like, people that's having
01:00:11 Like women and midgets and such.
01:00:13 I mean, it's 1966, Darlene.
01:00:20 ...I'm feeling it.
01:00:22 I know. The '60s are an important
01:00:26 Aren't they? It's like there's
01:00:29 And what it is ain't exactly...
01:00:35 ...obvious.
01:00:36 I have to try to help people
01:00:39 Some people are saying that your new
01:00:43 Well, maybe Bob Dylan
01:00:45 How come nobody
01:00:47 "Why you sound
01:00:49 Mailboxes drip like lampposts in
01:00:57 Rimjob fairy teapots
01:01:01 Oh, say can you see 'em?
01:01:04 Stuffed cabbage is the darling
01:01:09 The mouse with the overbite explained
01:01:13 What the hell is this song about?
01:01:16 I have no idea.
01:01:18 You guys are idiots.
01:01:22 Inside the three-eyed monkey
01:01:29 What do your parents think about
01:01:31 What do your parents think about
01:01:37 All the elevator buttons
01:01:41 So incredibly high
01:01:44 I stand today for the midget
01:01:48 Half the size of a regular guy
01:01:52 Let me hold you, little man
01:01:56 As the parade passes by
01:02:00 Let me hold you, little man
01:02:04 We'll make believe you can fly
01:02:07 You shout for me to put you down
01:02:12 But I'm marching today
01:02:15 I'm banging the drum
01:02:19 When they remake The Wizard of Oz
01:02:24 So let me hold you, midget man
01:02:28 Pretend that you're flying in space
01:02:32 Let me hold you, midget man
01:02:36 So the dog will stop licking your face
01:02:39 Sing with me!
01:02:43 Sing it!
01:02:44 Mr. Cox, why are you going to India?
01:02:46 Well, I'm searching for something,
01:02:50 I'm fixing to do some meditating
01:02:53 And Dewey Cox needs India
01:02:56 ...and, heck, I reckon India
01:03:01 Only through meditation can we
01:03:07 We're nothing but grains of sand.
01:03:11 That was freaking transcendental,
01:03:13 - Don't you agree, John Lennon?
01:03:16 With meditation there's no limit
01:03:19 ...imagine.
01:03:21 What do you think, George Harrison?
01:03:23 I don't know. I'm just trying to get some
01:03:27 And as Ringo Starr,
01:03:30 I just like to have fun.
01:03:34 - I like the little one.
01:03:36 Reminds me when we, the Beatles,
01:03:40 - From Liverpool.
01:03:42 We used to play those dark clubs
01:03:46 Of course I do, I booked them.
01:03:51 Well, I have to say I like your stuff.
01:03:54 And most of your records,
01:03:57 We're big fans of your records too.
01:03:59 We like to think that Hard Day's Night
01:04:02 - Great record.
01:04:04 - We learned a lot from you.
01:04:06 - We're big fans of y'all.
01:04:08 You're almost as good as the Monkees.
01:04:12 I think I might adjourn to another
01:04:16 - Do you care to join me?
01:04:19 Care to join us for some LSD?
01:04:21 - Built by scientists, it is.
01:04:25 Gotta check with headquarters.
01:04:27 Come on, Dewey Cox.
01:04:30 Open your mind to a new experience,
01:04:33 ...like we do,
01:04:35 Let him decide.
01:04:38 He doesn't have to listen to you.
01:04:41 Don't tell me what to say
01:04:43 I'm sick of you being so dark when I'm
01:04:48 Hey, everyone,
01:04:51 Paul's a big fat cunt.
01:04:53 Don't know why you
01:04:56 You know, I just sit here while me
01:04:59 You are the quiet one,
01:05:02 I've got a song about an octopus.
01:05:04 Jam it up your ass. You're lucky
01:05:07 Wow, seems like there's a rift
01:05:11 I wonder if your songs will
01:05:14 - Great sod.
01:05:16 You bastard! You sissy.
01:05:17 Beatles. Please stop fighting
01:05:21 No, no, let them go.
01:05:23 Taste it.
01:05:24 Right there in the bollocks.
01:05:26 - Bastard!
01:05:29 Dewey, you been living clean
01:05:32 ...and it's done you a world of good,
01:05:35 I know I've had trouble
01:05:37 But I'm addicted to coke, weed, booze,
01:05:42 Nobody gets addicted to LSD.
01:05:45 It was invented by scientists.
01:05:48 I heard that doing LSD
01:05:51 I ain't got no demons
01:05:56 If you promise
01:06:01 Okay.
01:06:03 Let's go drop acid with the Beatles.
01:06:16 Hello, Dewey.
01:06:18 Welcome to your LSD trip.
01:06:21 Where everything's a cartoon.
01:06:23 We're the trippy cartoon Beatles.
01:06:26 Look at that. It's a flying fish.
01:06:29 Totally trippy!
01:06:32 Wow, this LSD's all right.
01:06:34 I like being a trippy cartoon.
01:06:37 Just keep thinking
01:06:39 I'd hate for this
01:06:45 What's that scary music?
01:06:47 I had an unhappy thought.
01:06:50 It's a bad trip.
01:06:51 Bad trip, bad trip!
01:06:53 Help! Trippy machete!
01:06:57 Oh, fuck me.
01:07:01 I guess I do have some demons.
01:07:03 You all right, Cox?
01:07:05 I don't know.
01:07:07 Do you want some more LSD?
01:07:09 Yeah. I think I do.
01:07:18 Mr. Schwartzberg, you're his long-time
01:07:22 Well, what's the problem?
01:07:24 He's been on that trampoline
01:07:27 You have got to talk some sense
01:07:32 Dewey, as your manager,
01:07:36 I think the LSD has changed you.
01:07:39 It has changed me.
01:07:42 I'm reinventing music.
01:07:44 I'm creating something new
01:07:47 You've recorded the same song for
01:07:51 Because this record is different
01:07:54 I told you. This is going to be
01:07:56 The one I'm remembered by.
01:07:59 What brother?
01:08:00 Nothing. Never mind. It's private.
01:08:03 I've got this sound in my head
01:08:06 I can't find it on this human plane of
01:08:11 But I'll tell you what,
01:08:22 You guys should make friends.
01:08:25 Professor, good morning.
01:08:29 I've just been outside,
01:08:31 What we're going to do is
01:08:35 ...in our minds, silently.
01:08:37 And...
01:08:39 ...begin.
01:08:41 As we sit here together
01:08:43 ...on our beautiful trampoline...
01:08:45 ...I think we should take a moment to
01:08:50 Gobble, gobble, gobble.
01:08:53 "Hi, I'm just a little turkey. "
01:08:55 Just cut the damn bird, boy.
01:08:58 Dewey? Can we just enjoy
01:09:02 You think you're so great
01:09:07 ...on your trampoline.
01:09:09 You're the black sheep
01:09:11 You call yourself a Cox.
01:09:13 Until you get right with Jesus...
01:09:15 ...you'll never be nothing
01:09:23 Nothing I do will ever please you,
01:09:26 We're both Cox, Pa.
01:09:30 I've got 137 musicians
01:09:33 You'll have to excuse me.
01:09:36 Dewey, watch the turkey.
01:09:44 I wasn't dreaming
01:09:46 Barely awake
01:09:49 Off to the grinder we stroll
01:09:53 This is not a good song.
01:09:55 It's like five songs on top
01:09:59 Not even a song.
01:10:02 Just let him work it out.
01:10:04 Masterpieces take time.
01:10:07 Do you hear that?
01:10:09 ...more than I am on this damn song.
01:10:17 Well?
01:10:18 That was beautiful, Dewey.
01:10:21 Yeah, even the goat was perfect.
01:10:24 Yeah, the goat was good.
01:10:27 Oh, they were tangy.
01:10:29 Unbelievably tangy.
01:10:31 No, guys, the strings were not tangy!
01:10:34 Am I crazy?
01:10:36 Let's do one more time.
01:10:39 I want it really tangy this time.
01:10:42 Bushmen, make it sound like
01:10:46 Back off the goat
01:10:48 I wanna hear his heart, not his soul.
01:10:50 Sam, go back to that thing you did
01:10:53 - What did I do?
01:10:57 - Yeah, right.
01:10:59 What on earth is a velvet pancake?
01:11:02 It's the LSD.
01:11:07 From the top of the overture.
01:11:10 "Black Sheep," take 112.
01:11:13 One, and a two,
01:11:19 I just close my eyes
01:11:22 Much to my surprise
01:11:26 That I used to be
01:11:30 Bye-bye, white brother
01:11:33 This black sheep gotta roll
01:11:37 It's on the beat!
01:11:40 I just open up
01:11:42 Though my heart is half
01:11:47 That tickles.
01:11:50 Bye-bye, pastures of plenty
01:11:55 I don't know where I will
01:11:58 - Roam
01:12:02 Like that, with some urgency.
01:12:04 Not, "I'm in the yard.
01:12:08 Like, "I'm about to die. " Like that.
01:12:12 The blade has been swung
01:12:14 Black sheep, black sheep
01:12:19 All right? Here we go.
01:12:23 Push. Push, baby, push.
01:12:25 - Are we recording this?
01:12:27 Well, we should be. Get a microphone.
01:12:30 Push.
01:12:32 Push! Push!
01:12:36 I'm losin' my fleece from tryin'
01:12:39 I'm losin' no sleep
01:12:43 Why shouldn't I keep from cryin'?
01:12:48 Cryin'
01:12:50 I'm losin' my fleece from tryin'
01:12:54 I'm losin' no sleep
01:12:57 Why shouldn't I keep from cry-?
01:13:06 It's still not finished yet.
01:13:08 I'm hearing more
01:13:13 And I want an army of didgeridoos.
01:13:17 Folks, can we have a moment
01:13:22 What the hell are these songs about?
01:13:25 You're singing about
01:13:29 I'm working something out.
01:13:32 Well, what are you working out?
01:13:34 It's secret.
01:13:36 That's what metaphor means. Secret.
01:13:39 I just don't see why you gotta
01:13:42 Why don't we just go in there, lay down
01:13:46 Yeah, why can't we just walk hard?
01:13:49 What do we need
01:13:51 I don't need people around me
01:13:55 So if you don't like it,
01:13:59 Dewey?
01:14:01 Are you saying
01:14:04 Not unless you can open your mind
01:14:12 Fuck you, Dewey!
01:14:14 Yeah, fuck you, Dewey.
01:14:16 In 20 years not once have you
01:14:19 You don't think we like
01:14:22 And you never once paid for drugs.
01:14:25 You pay that chimp
01:14:28 I had to borrow from the chimp
01:14:31 And those stupid Siamese glass cats
01:14:36 I don't want any more
01:14:39 The Siamese cat is a symbol of nobility
01:14:42 Fuck nobility!
01:14:43 Fuck ancient Egypt.
01:14:45 Fuck cats!
01:14:47 And you never paid for drugs.
01:14:50 Not once.
01:14:51 You slept with my wife.
01:14:53 You slept with me too!
01:14:54 And I've had confused feelings
01:14:58 And you never once paid for drugs.
01:15:02 Not once.
01:15:03 You're on your own, Dewey Cox.
01:15:06 We're leaving.
01:15:09 Well, I guess this is the end of
01:15:28 What's happened to you,
01:15:30 Stay out of this, Darlene!
01:15:32 You're driving away the people
01:15:34 I don't need anybody, Darlene.
01:15:37 All I need is my music.
01:15:39 This ain't about your music, Dewey.
01:15:44 Honey, I told you
01:15:47 As soon as the record's done.
01:15:49 Look, you can't rush a masterpiece.
01:15:55 You need to take a break. You need
01:15:58 Otherwise what?
01:16:00 Otherwise I can't be married
01:16:04 I know you don't mean that.
01:16:06 I believe you know that I do.
01:16:13 Okay.
01:16:15 - Okay?
01:16:19 You'll take a break?
01:16:21 I will take a break.
01:16:23 And you'll quit the drugs?
01:16:25 And I will quit the drugs.
01:16:28 Dewey!
01:16:30 Oh, baby. I've been praying
01:16:35 - What did you just put in your mouth?
01:16:38 - You ain't chewing no gum.
01:16:42 - What did you put in your mouth?
01:16:45 Oh, you just said-!
01:16:50 I'm going to town!
01:16:59 Get out of the road, you jerk!
01:17:01 Hey!
01:17:04 Hey! What's going on?
01:17:16 There he is!
01:17:22 Dewey! Get off that building!
01:17:29 Dewey Cox, you give me no choice.
01:17:33 It breaks my heart,
01:17:39 I'm Zeus!
01:17:42 No mortal can stop me! I'm Zeus!
01:17:49 - Rehab?
01:18:02 Nate!
01:18:07 Nate?
01:18:08 This is what I'd look like
01:18:11 ...and perhaps hadn't been murdered,
01:18:14 I just came to tell you
01:18:18 I know.
01:18:19 I've fallen again.
01:18:21 Listen to yourself.
01:18:24 If I was alive right now, I'd be the
01:18:27 I'd be on the moon, walking around
01:18:31 - What?
01:18:34 Because I was better than you.
01:18:36 When I played the piano,
01:18:38 Well, you think
01:18:40 Since you're gone
01:18:43 Oh, you got no sense of smell?
01:18:45 You can't smell anything?
01:18:49 I got no sense of having legs,
01:18:51 I have no life!
01:18:55 ...I'm not gonna point out
01:18:57 ...decided to murder me
01:18:59 - Nate.
01:19:02 I can't even masturbate. You ever try
01:19:08 I'm just trying to say
01:19:11 You need to get out of that bathtub.
01:19:20 Is he almost done
01:19:22 He just reached the '70s.
01:19:43 Schwartzy, I don't know. I don't know.
01:19:47 I got the song block.
01:19:48 Song block.
01:19:49 I don't need to write any new songs.
01:19:51 I'll just do my old ones. We'll do
01:19:55 Dewey, "Walk Hard"
01:19:58 Well, a lot of people like
01:20:01 Old people like your old songs.
01:20:03 May I make a suggestion?
01:20:04 Are you familiar with
01:20:07 - The television show?
01:20:10 They wanna do the same kind
01:20:13 I'm a serious musician.
01:20:17 Well, why can't you be both? Look
01:20:20 Well, I do love Hee Haw.
01:20:22 Television, Dewey. It's the way
01:20:26 All right. You call them back today...
01:20:29 ...and you tell Mr. CBS...
01:20:32 ...that I will do it if I have
01:20:35 Dewey, you can't have
01:20:40 Okay.
01:20:41 All right, let's just do it then.
01:20:44 I'm bored.
01:20:47 Live from Burbank, California.
01:20:50 It's The Dewey Cox Show.
01:20:52 And now your host, Dewey Cox!
01:20:57 - Walk hard
01:21:00 - Hard
01:21:01 Down life's rocky road
01:21:05 - Walk bold
01:21:07 - Hard
01:21:09 That's my creed
01:21:11 My code
01:21:13 I been scorned and slandered
01:21:17 Had to suffer every day
01:21:21 Seen my share of the worst
01:21:25 But I still got a dream
01:21:29 Walk hard
01:21:33 Walk hard
01:21:36 Thank you, ladies and gentlemen.
01:21:38 We've got a great one.
01:21:40 To get things rolling,
01:21:43 ...a model I think is pretty super:
01:21:51 Well, hello, Cheryl.
01:21:54 Well, thanks so much, sir.
01:21:56 Cheryl, you know, you remind me
01:22:00 Why is that?
01:22:02 Because you're
01:22:07 Just kidding.
01:22:14 Would you do me the honor
01:22:16 Well, I thought you'd never ask,
01:22:21 Baby, come as you are
01:22:26 And I'll take you in
01:22:30 You're rejected and hurt
01:22:32 To me you're worth
01:22:37 You don't have to be a star, baby
01:22:42 To be in my show
01:22:45 Good night, everybody.
01:22:54 Good show.
01:22:59 - You ready, Dewey?
01:23:01 "Who Wants to Party?"
01:23:10 Hey, hey
01:23:14 Hey, hey
01:23:18 Hey, hey
01:23:24 I don't know. I'll see you in a minute.
01:23:27 All right. Everybody good?
01:23:30 Whoa, Dewey.
01:23:32 Thanks, Patrick Duffy from Dallas.
01:23:35 - Have sex with anybody you want.
01:23:38 - Hey!
01:23:40 Oh, my God, your show is such a hit.
01:23:44 Well, thank you, Morgan Fairchild,
01:23:48 Just kidding. We're gonna
01:23:51 - Oh, you do that, honey.
01:23:53 Hey, you. Are you gonna
01:23:57 Well, you bet,
01:23:59 Hey there, Little Miss Cox-Tiegs.
01:24:02 Have you met my new wife,
01:24:04 We've met, yes.
01:24:06 Isn't that funny?
01:24:08 Yeah. We're aware of that.
01:24:12 That is hilarious.
01:24:14 Hey, hey
01:24:17 I don't know what they're
01:24:20 Because I have plenty of energy,
01:24:25 Look, I gave up politics
01:24:28 You know, let somebody else march.
01:24:32 I'm on the beach.
01:24:35 Billy, don't be a hero
01:24:38 Don't be a fool with your life
01:24:44 Do me, Dewey.
01:24:50 I can't, Cheryl Ladd,
01:24:54 Oh, I should've been your guest star
01:24:57 It could've been me.
01:25:00 "It could've been me. "
01:25:02 It could have been me
01:25:06 Stay in it. Stay in it.
01:25:09 It could've been me
01:25:17 Rocky ro-
01:25:20 No! You're repeating yourself!
01:25:24 Why can't I write
01:25:28 I love the nightlife
01:25:31 On the disco 'round
01:25:34 Oh, yeah
01:25:36 I told you
01:25:39 I got to boogie
01:25:40 On the disco 'round
01:25:44 I'll tell you, I've never been
01:25:47 Living here in this beautiful
01:25:51 ...my beautiful Cheryl Cox-Tiegs.
01:25:53 The ratings are great.
01:25:57 Yeah, I've been looking for something
01:26:01 I'm finally truly satisfied.
01:26:10 Goodbye, love
01:26:14 Goodbye, love
01:26:18 You are not going home.
01:26:22 Forever.
01:26:24 Because you're the only one
01:26:26 Everyone else got sick of it
01:26:28 ...but you stuck around,
01:26:37 There's a starman waiting in the sky
01:26:41 He'd like to come and meet us
01:26:43 But he thinks he'd blow our minds
01:26:45 There's a starman waiting in the sky
01:26:49 He's told us not to blow it
01:26:53 He told me
01:26:54 Let the children use it
01:26:58 Let all the children boogie
01:27:00 Goddamn it!
01:27:04 I mean, what do I have to do
01:27:07 And then huge laugh and we go
01:27:11 Hey.
01:27:13 Great rehearsal, Dewey.
01:27:15 Thank you.
01:27:17 We're getting our ass kicked
01:27:20 Well, last night's episode
01:27:23 They revealed that the Incredible Hulk
01:27:27 And he's not green. He's red.
01:27:28 I know. It was amazing.
01:27:31 You can't compete with that.
01:27:34 Here's what we'll do. We'll introduce
01:27:38 I got a girl here to interview you.
01:27:43 I don't know.
01:27:46 Bubbe, it's a puff piece.
01:27:49 All you have to do
01:27:51 ...you're not mainlining acid anymore.
01:27:55 - You're having fun.
01:27:56 It's on every Thursday night
01:27:59 "It's on every Thursday night after your
01:28:03 - Anymore.
01:28:05 - Whatever you're comfortable with.
01:28:09 So don't be afraid. "
01:28:11 Why don't you tell us about
01:28:13 Gail, it's a variety show.
01:28:16 I do some singing, some dancing,
01:28:19 ...the skits, the monologues,
01:28:22 Wonderful. Comedy.
01:28:23 It really is a lot of fun.
01:28:26 We'll have more fun when we come
01:28:30 Don't go away.
01:28:34 Okay, you know what, I gotta tell you,
01:28:37 I know what it's like to be on
01:28:41 - ... because I'm hosting one right now.
01:28:44 Must wanna blow your fucking
01:28:49 And we're back
01:28:51 We're talking about the fun
01:28:54 But right now, let's talk about your
01:28:58 Darlene and I separated
01:29:01 Oh, okay. Guess I didn't
01:29:03 And to answer your question,
01:29:06 Well, that's sweet.
01:29:07 Why don't we talk about your parents?
01:29:11 Well, my mom is dead.
01:29:13 And my pa and I don't
01:29:18 ...so we're not very close.
01:29:22 We can always cut around this
01:29:25 Tell us about your kids.
01:29:28 I'm locked in a custody battle
01:29:31 Custody is being forced upon me,
01:29:34 You know, if you don't want
01:29:37 ...you should be able to walk away...
01:29:40 ...and apparently a couple of my
01:29:44 Wherever my kids are, they're watching
01:29:47 ...on Thursday nights at 8:00,
01:29:50 And I just wanted to say
01:29:52 ...I'm no longer mainlining acid
01:29:55 It's official.
01:29:58 Okay. Why don't we lighten it up
01:30:01 You're so busy, Dewey Cox, do you
01:30:06 I've got no fucking sense of smell.
01:30:08 All right, I'm done.
01:30:10 - Come on, folks. Do a little research.
01:30:15 I'm sorry, I must be tired
01:30:18 - It's okay.
01:30:21 No, it's not okay.
01:30:24 We're in no rush.
01:30:27 Should we get an
01:30:29 No, that won't help. I mean,
01:30:33 There's three of you.
01:30:35 - Yeah.
01:30:41 Yeah.
01:30:44 - Dewey.
01:30:46 You were supposed to be double great.
01:30:50 - I know.
01:30:52 ...is that you write one
01:30:54 ...that is the culmination
01:30:57 How hard is that?
01:30:58 I'm empty, Nate. What do I do?
01:31:02 Dewey, who's the one person in your
01:31:07 - Pa.
01:31:10 - I don't know.
01:31:13 I have been putting this off
01:31:18 ...but I think you might be right.
01:31:22 The wrong kid died
01:31:27 Hello, Pa.
01:31:33 What do you want?
01:31:34 I feel like there's some things
01:31:37 Well, go on. Talk.
01:31:40 I've realized that...
01:31:43 ...I never really said I was sorry
01:31:48 Pa, I've spent my entire life...
01:31:51 ...trying to find love with wives...
01:31:54 ...and hotel clerks...
01:31:56 ...and tollbooth attendants...
01:31:59 ...and giraffes and monkeys
01:32:02 ...and men who dress like women
01:32:06 And I realized the only person
01:32:12 ...was you, Pa.
01:32:16 Dewey, I don't know what to say.
01:32:19 You don't have to say anything, Pa.
01:32:21 I just wanted to come here
01:32:25 ...and I always have.
01:32:29 I appreciate you finding the courage
01:32:36 But there's only one way
01:32:40 - Machetes.
01:32:42 The right kid is gonna die tonight.
01:32:48 You've been practicing!
01:33:06 No, Pa. No!
01:33:08 I been waiting for this
01:33:11 You have?
01:33:19 Oh, no.
01:33:21 Oh, my goodness!
01:33:23 I halved myself.
01:33:25 Pa! No, Pa!
01:33:28 Dewey, I guess I never realized
01:33:32 ...just how easy it is to accidentally
01:33:38 It is, right?
01:33:39 I'm sorry for blaming you, Dewey.
01:33:42 Of course you didn't mean
01:33:45 It's all so obvious now.
01:33:47 Pa.
01:33:49 I should've been a better father
01:33:51 I wish I spent more time
01:33:55 ...and less time training my body
01:34:00 You be a better father
01:34:04 I'll try, Pa.
01:34:05 It shouldn't be that hard.
01:34:07 In case I don't make it-
01:34:08 Pa! You're gonna make it!
01:34:12 They got all kinds of new procedures
01:34:16 Hang in there! You're gonna be fine!
01:34:18 I reckon you're probably right.
01:34:22 - ... and bring me some ice, a lot of ice.
01:34:25 And a tourniquet.
01:34:27 - All right, ice and a tourniquet?
01:34:30 - And a tourniquet.
01:34:33 And you know those three words
01:34:36 Well, here they are.
01:34:38 I love...
01:34:42 You love what?
01:34:44 Pa, you love what?
01:34:46 What was the third word?
01:34:49 Come on, one more word!
01:34:50 No!
01:34:54 I want all you fucking parasites
01:34:58 ...right now!
01:34:59 I said, everybody out!
01:35:03 Well, look at you,
01:35:06 - How dare you.
01:35:09 I don't know what's happened to me,
01:35:13 Patrick Duffy took a beating.
01:35:17 Stop it, Dewey, you son of a bitch.
01:35:22 Stop it! Patrick Duffy was only
01:35:25 You get the hell away from me,
01:35:32 If you tear that sink off the wall,
01:35:35 - Oh, yeah?
01:35:40 I'm leaving you, Dewey Cox.
01:35:43 No!
01:36:32 Dad?
01:36:36 Yes, what is it, son?
01:36:39 I was just wondering
01:36:43 A catch?
01:36:47 Son...
01:36:49 ...there is nothing in this world
01:36:54 ...than to have a catch with you.
01:36:58 Son, forgive me,
01:37:03 ...but what is your name again?
01:37:05 I'm Dewey Junior,
01:37:09 Well...
01:37:14 It's nice to formally meet you,
01:37:18 So this is catch.
01:37:22 This is what I been missing out
01:37:25 I like it, it's wonderful. You throw
01:37:29 It's so simple, and yet so powerful.
01:37:34 Boy, you're really terrible
01:37:36 Well, I mean, you never really
01:37:39 How am I supposed to learn?
01:37:43 Yes, he does.
01:37:45 Well, I reckon we got some lost time
01:37:49 And all your brothers and sisters.
01:37:52 Twenty-two brothers and sisters. And
01:37:57 Holy shit.
01:37:59 This may take a while.
01:38:03 That's real good.
01:38:08 So beautiful.
01:38:15 Are you sure you're one of mine?
01:38:42 Go ahead and taste some dirt.
01:38:44 That's good dirt. That's good dirt.
01:38:46 On the surface,
01:38:49 But what is the subtext?
01:38:50 A power struggle for the Scottish
01:38:53 I just gave you it.
01:39:02 Yeah.
01:39:16 Hello, Dewey.
01:39:18 Darlene.
01:39:20 It's Dewina's birthday. I brought her
01:39:26 How's Glen Campbell?
01:39:28 He and I split up a long time ago.
01:39:30 Really?
01:39:32 It's just me these days.
01:39:34 At age 50.
01:39:36 Would you care to take a walk
01:39:41 I haven't been playing much music.
01:39:44 I realize now I wasn't much of a father
01:39:49 Now this is what makes me happy.
01:39:51 Not the music, not getting high...
01:39:55 ...just my family.
01:39:58 That's all I care about.
01:39:59 And that family is missing one piece,
01:40:03 My God, you're as beautiful
01:40:11 You don't want this dirty old Cox.
01:40:14 Oh, I want it more than ever.
01:40:20 Did you wash your hair today?
01:40:22 I sure did. How could you tell?
01:40:25 It smells terrific.
01:40:35 I smelt it.
01:40:37 You mean...?
01:40:40 I smelt it!
01:40:43 I can smell again!
01:40:47 I smelt it!
01:40:49 - I smell you.
01:40:52 Oh, you've been driving me wild.
01:40:54 I smelt it! I smelt it!
01:40:57 I smelt it, God!
01:40:59 It's a miracle!
01:41:01 I smell you, flowers.
01:41:04 I smell you, twig.
01:41:07 I smell horseshit!
01:41:12 It's horrible!
01:41:14 - But I can smell it!
01:41:17 I smelt it.
01:41:24 Anyway, that's when I learned...
01:41:27 ...that Quaaludes and water-skiing
01:41:31 Now, you remember that.
01:41:32 How come you did all of that stuff,
01:41:35 Well, Dewey Rahim, I'll tell you.
01:41:40 I didn't understand a lot of things.
01:41:43 Think it had to do with how
01:41:46 But, you know, I got no complaints.
01:41:49 It's been a beautiful ride.
01:41:52 A beautiful ride?
01:41:56 A beautiful ride.
01:42:00 Dewey, sweetheart,
01:42:06 Mr. Cox.
01:42:09 I'm sorry, have we met?
01:42:11 You worked with my father,
01:42:15 You're Mr. L'Chaim's boy?
01:42:16 Dreidel L'Chaim, that's me.
01:42:19 Well, it's nice to see you again,
01:42:22 The pleasure's all mine.
01:42:23 Listen, Mr. Cox,
01:42:27 I never rock a fella
01:42:30 While she's sittin' in between
01:42:33 Must be those pair of double-Ds
01:42:35 That got a nigga sittin'
01:42:38 Time to play
01:42:40 Tell me how I feel
01:42:42 - I wanna make you fuckin'
01:42:46 I'm so wet, I gotta make you
01:42:48 Hard
01:42:54 Mr. L'Chaim, how could you
01:42:57 ...with my husband's music?
01:42:58 Through the roof, we're selling.
01:43:00 Lil' Nutzzak. That's the rapper.
01:43:03 Anyway, he's introduced
01:43:07 ...to the magic of Dewey Cox.
01:43:09 You could even play together.
01:43:14 Anyway, as if that was not enough...
01:43:16 ...they're giving Dewey the Lifetime
01:43:21 The Lifetime Achievement Award?
01:43:23 Baby, that's wonderful.
01:43:26 You go on TV, they give you the award,
01:43:30 I can't go on TV and play.
01:43:33 - What? Why not?
01:43:34 Hell, I'm 71 years old. I don't even
01:43:39 Of course you can rock, sweetheart.
01:43:41 Of course you can rock, sweetheart.
01:43:43 Well, I don't know that I can rock.
01:43:47 And besides that...
01:43:51 ...I gave that life up for a reason.
01:43:55 I'm afraid of the temptations,
01:43:57 You can do it, Dewey.
01:44:01 Just go out there
01:44:07 I'm gonna need my band.
01:44:20 My hip.
01:44:38 Ladies and gentlemen...
01:44:40 ...please welcome Jewel, Lyle Lovett
01:44:44 Walk hard
01:44:47 Hard
01:44:50 Down life's
01:44:52 - Rocky road
01:44:55 Walk bold
01:44:58 Hard
01:45:00 That's my creed
01:45:03 - My code
01:45:05 I been scorned and slandered
01:45:10 Had to struggle every day
01:45:14 Seen my share of the worst
01:45:19 But I still got a dream
01:45:25 - Hi.
01:45:27 Hello.
01:45:28 Oh, he is so cute.
01:45:31 What are you doing later, Dewey?
01:45:35 I am returning to the hotel
01:45:39 Good night to you.
01:45:43 He fucked my grandma.
01:45:45 That's awesome.
01:45:47 Ghostface Killah.
01:45:48 Walking hard
01:45:51 Fast on the trigger
01:45:54 My guns pop out like a jack-in-the-box
01:45:58 - Walk hard
01:46:00 You can ask God
01:46:02 Lots of ladies unsnapped they bras
01:46:04 Ask Lyle Lovett
01:46:06 That's how we do it
01:46:09 - Walk hard
01:46:12 How do I walk?
01:46:14 - Walk hard
01:46:17 How do I walk?
01:46:19 Tell me how we walk
01:46:24 Oh, no. You're adorable.
01:46:27 Sam. What are y'all doing in here?
01:46:30 Dewey, get out of here.
01:46:33 What is it?
01:46:35 It's a medication
01:46:37 It gives you a boner.
01:46:39 Not to be used if you have
01:46:41 If boners last for more than four hours,
01:46:46 Well, that does sound tempting.
01:46:48 But do you know what, Sam?
01:46:52 Did you hear what I said?
01:46:55 Hate to let you down, old friend...
01:46:58 ...but I don't wanna succumb
01:47:00 - My girl
01:47:03 Talkin' 'bout my girl, yeah
01:47:06 My girl
01:47:09 The Temptations!
01:47:10 When it's cold outside
01:47:14 I got the month of May
01:47:27 Do I still have what it takes?
01:47:30 Am I still the man I used to be?
01:47:34 And do I even want to be?
01:47:37 You're still Dewey Cox.
01:47:40 And you're the only man
01:47:44 But is that enough?
01:47:45 It's more than enough.
01:47:49 Nate. Have I fulfilled my promise
01:47:54 Are you kidding?
01:47:58 You've been addicted to,
01:48:00 ...almost every drug known to man.
01:48:02 You slept with 411 women
01:48:05 Dewey, you have had
01:48:08 I have, haven't I?
01:48:11 You sure have.
01:48:14 - Pa.
01:48:17 You can't spend all your time
01:48:20 You gotta think about the world
01:48:23 But then, at the same time...
01:48:26 Are you my inner child?
01:48:28 - Yeah, Dewey, I'm you.
01:48:31 You realized you gotta take care
01:48:34 That's a little different
01:48:38 You're all right.
01:48:39 Pa, inner child, Nate,
01:48:45 I've learned that I can't spend
01:48:48 And I've also learned
01:48:51 I can't spend all my time
01:48:54 I have to focus on myself.
01:48:56 But also not focus on myself
01:49:01 It's all so clear now.
01:49:03 It's not about yourself
01:49:06 - Mama.
01:49:09 - It's about the music.
01:49:13 It always has been.
01:49:15 It always has been.
01:49:17 - Who are you?
01:49:21 I've been waiting for you
01:49:26 We heard him sing
01:49:28 ...and we learned a little something
01:49:32 What do we think about
01:49:35 He's been called the Drifter.
01:49:37 Also the Shape Shifter,
01:49:42 The Problem Child. The Hard One.
01:49:45 The White Indian. The Giant Midget.
01:49:48 If Elvis and Buddy Holly are
01:49:51 ...and Bruce Springsteen
01:49:54 ...Iggy Pop is Methuselah...
01:49:56 ...and, of course, Neil Young
01:49:59 ...then what does
01:50:02 Well, I don't know what God...
01:50:04 Mr. Cox?
01:50:06 I don't wanna rush him,
01:50:10 Ladies and gentlemen,
01:50:15 ...for the first time on-stage
01:50:19 ...performing his final masterpiece...
01:50:22 ...that will sum up his entire life...
01:50:25 Mr. Cox?
01:50:27 ...the one, the only...
01:50:28 I'm ready.
01:50:30 ...Mr. Dewey Cox.
01:50:48 Thank you very much,
01:50:51 You'll forgive me if I'm a bit rusty.
01:50:53 This is the first song I've written
01:50:56 I hope you enjoy it.
01:50:59 Now that I have lived
01:51:02 A lifetime's worth of days
01:51:06 Finally I see
01:51:09 The folly of my ways
01:51:14 So listen when I sing of
01:51:17 The temptations of this world
01:51:21 Fancy cars and needles
01:51:25 Whiskey, flesh and pearls
01:51:30 And then in the end
01:51:33 It's family and friends
01:51:37 Loving yourself
01:51:39 But not only yourself
01:51:42 It's about the good walk
01:51:46 And the young girls you've made cry
01:51:50 It's about make a little music
01:51:55 It's a beautiful ride
01:51:58 Beautiful ride
01:52:02 A beautiful ride
01:52:04 Beautiful ride
01:52:10 Beautiful
01:52:13 Beautiful ride
01:52:19 As I stand on the precipice of death
01:52:22 My perspective is enormous
01:52:26 Every leaf, every cloud
01:52:29 I see the hands
01:52:32 And some days all you got
01:52:35 Is a nighttime graveyard walk
01:52:38 And you whistle some sweet melody
01:52:41 To the ghosts down at the dock
01:52:47 Sing into your hand
01:52:50 Lead the marching band
01:52:53 Don't you let 'em fade
01:52:59 'Cause when all is said and done
01:53:02 When youth is spent and burned
01:53:06 You'll see that it's all about
01:53:09 Music
01:53:10 Flowers
01:53:12 Babies
01:53:14 Sharin' the good times
01:53:15 Travelin' not just for business
01:53:18 Accepting your mortality
01:53:20 This is finally what I've learned
01:53:26 And then in the end
01:53:29 It's family and friends
01:53:33 Loving yourself
01:53:35 But not only yourself
01:53:39 It's about the good walk
01:53:42 And the young girls you've made cry
01:53:46 It's about make a little music
01:53:52 It's a beautiful ride
01:53:54 Beautiful ride
01:54:00 Beautiful ride
01:54:06 Beautiful
01:54:09 Beautiful ride
01:54:13 Beautiful ride
01:54:19 Beautiful ride
01:54:25 Beautiful
01:54:29 Beautiful ride
01:59:35 Walk hard
01:59:38 Hard
01:59:41 Down life's
01:59:44 Rocky road
01:59:47 Walk bold
01:59:51 Hard
01:59:53 That's my creed
01:59:57 My code
02:00:00 Walk hard
02:00:03 Walk hard
02:00:06 Walk hard
02:00:09 Walk hard