Godfrey credited as playing...
Marcus
- Kayo: [to Marcus] What's up delivery boy? What the fuck you doin' here? Did somebody place an order around this motherfucker? Hell naw, motherfucker! Gimme this goddamn ball. See ya later sucka.
- Spyro: [to Marcus] What the fuck you want?
- Marcus: I was just watchin'.
- Spyro: Take your ass over there and watch.
- Marvin Bookman: Now, son, don't go trying to get your own justice. It just ain't right.
- Marcus: Yeah, we'll see.
- Kenny Thompson: I'm just gonna run down and make a phone call to my lady and I'll be right back.
- Marcus: Why don't you just use the phone in the store? The Bookmans will let you.
- Kenny Thompson: Nah, man, I need my privacy in a phone booth. You know what I'm sayin'.
- Marcus: [mockingly] Oh, the lovebirds need their privacy. Oh, how cute.
- Kenny Thompson: Oh, man. You just want to come so you can take notes. Cool out.
- Marvin Bookman: It's unreal. We practically raised that boy's mother. These are good people. It's a damn tragedy.
- Detective Waits: Do you know if he was in a gang?
- Marvin Bookman: Oh, not Kenny Thompson! Marcus, was Kenny in some kind of trouble with the gangs?
- Marcus: I don't know.
- Detective Slatten: Guess it would be a waste of time to ask whether you saw anything?
- Marvin Bookman: Why do you say that?
- Detective Slatten: Nobody ever sees anything around here. They bury their dead and nobody ever sees anything.
- Marvin Bookman: Is that so?
- Gracie Bookman: Marvin.
- Marvin Bookman: I'm talkin' to this detective.
- Detective Slatten: So talk to me. Anything you say is between us. Nobody else has to know.
- Marvin Bookman: Suppose I didn't see the gunmen, but I did get the license number of the car. Blue coupe. Broken right tail light.
- Detective Slatten: Looks to me like you had in mind to give me this.
- Marvin Bookman: These are good people. The boy's mother, she's never been in any trouble. She runs the beauty parlor across the street there.
- [the detectives leave]
- Gracie Bookman: Was that the smart thing to do, Mr. Bookman?
- Marvin Bookman: Probably not, Mrs. Bookman. You think I was wrong?
- Gracie Bookman: It's got to be you, doesn't it, Marvin?
- Marvin Bookman: Finally, it's got to be me. And you know something? I feel damn good about it.
- [Marcus gets angry]
- Marvin Bookman: Now, son, don't go tryin' to get your own justice. It just ain't right.
- Marcus: Yeah, we'll see.
- [he leaves]
- Gracie Bookman: Well, aren't you going after him?
- Marvin Bookman: And do what, honey? Lock him up until he cools down? He's a good kid, he'll come to his senses. He just needs a little time.