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Justice Never Sleeps
Login: This is the story of three cops who have nothing really in common other than the encounter with a Mob Bosses wife who ends up brutally murdered. The mobster hires the three cops to solve the case but what will happen if things don’t go the way they all hoped.
Pitch Paragraph: While attending a movie one night, two cops named Rick Stevens and Walter Bloch encounter the beautiful Betty Devine who is the wife of the Big Bad Micky Devine who is the most powerful NYC Irish mobster in 1931. Three days later the two cops are summoned by the chief and Micky Devine along with the pretty boy buffoon Johnny Fontano to investigate the murder of Betty Devine. The two cops will be joined by an ambitious news paper reporter from
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the NY Times as well. Things start to get extremely complicated once our heroes think that one person did it but they are not entirely sure. Things also get dicey when Johnny start to fall in love with the mysterious Sally Slacks who could turn out to be a suspect. Act 1: The film will open up as Walter Bloch at the age of 75 years old dying at his home in Florida and he is surrounded by his two children Terri and Michael and his wife Shelly. As he is slowly dying on his death bed, he decides to tell the story on how he met his wife to his children the way he wanted to. The film then takes the audience to the year of 1931. We meet a younger version of Walt and his partner on the force Rick at the movies seeing Dracula, when all of a sudden the two encounter with the beautiful Betty Devine. Betty Devine is the wife of Micky Devine who is the head mobster of New York. The two end up seeing the movie with her and threw out the film she is telling them about her life at home in general. Three days later, she is found brutally murdered on the beach and from an anonymous source, Micky Devine finds out that she has had encountered with Walt and Rick and their pretty boy partner John who is a hit with the ladies. Micky requests to meet them at his restaurant / night club that he runs in the city and then he ends up hiring them to help him catch the killer of his wife. The chief also recommends newspaper reporter Connie Hart to come with them on the case because she is writing a story for the NY Times. Then we meet the beautiful and dangerous Sally Slacks. Johnny then ends up falling in love with Sally at dinner which then leads to them in bed in a presidential suite at the Plaza hotel. Also we meet Curtis Knight who is a suspicious private investigator. Act 2: Our three heroes and Connie then head over to Chicago to meet with Al Capone. While they are meeting with Capone, he informs the cops that Curtis Knight is involved in Betty Devine’s murder along with the possibility of having Sally has his possible accomplice on the job. When they travel back to New York and inform the chief, chief sits back and laughs and said that Curtis Knight was murdered by the “real” culprit who killed Betty Devine and he is now dead. After hearing the news, Walt, Rick, Johnny, Connie, and the Chief head to Micky’s restaurant for a little celebration where Johnny will discover horrible news. The horrible news is after Connie told him that he loved her, he realizes that she use him for sex and accepted Micky’s hand in marriage. Afterwards, Our heroes and Connie head over to Connie’s house to get drunk and by the time everyone falls asleep, the phone rings at 1:30 am and it’s Sally. Sally informs them that the murderer is still alive and just killed Micky in the master bedroom and she tells them that it was Micky’s two bodyguards. Act 3: Rick, Walt, and Johnny head over to the home along with Connie who ends up waiting in the car. As Walt, Rick and Johnny head threw the back door, the two bodyguards are waiting for them to kill them but instead the three cops end up killing them. Then after they walk up the stair, they enter into the master bedroom and stare at Micky’s dead body for five seconds then Johnny yells “Where’s Sally.” Sally then walks into the room with a gun and shoots Johnny in the head. The two then question Sally for what she did then a toilet flushes and Curtis Knight walks right out of the bathroom in the master bedroom. Turns out that Curtis Knight, Sally and Betty Devine were in on this whole scheme together.
Instead the three murdered Betty Devine’s twin and Betty then disappeared to start a new life out West. After the whole story is told, Curtis Knight then leaves to head over to the train station then Sally murders Rick. After Sally kills Rick, Walt brings out his gun then the two end up in a gun fight around the house. After that all of the neighbors come out of bed then the cops and fire department show up and Sally walks out the door and claims that the three cops killed Micky and are trying to kill her until Walt comes out of the house and tells the whole truth. Chief then questions Sally and asks if its all true. Sally then drops her gun and as you think she is going to turn herself in, she grabs the chief’s gun and shoot him in the foot then Connie in the knee. Right when you think she is going to kill Walt, Walt ends up shooting first which then leads to Sally’s death.
After that, Walt and Connie end up waking in a hospital room next to each other then he ends up promoted by the NYPD. He then ended up marrying Connie who as he explained on his death bed that Connie was actually his wife Shelly. His kids then look a little confused. Afterwards, Walt closes his eye forever and his heart stops beating. Walt is
dead.
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