framing john delorean(创造约翰)[2019]电影台词本阅读、下载和单词统计

电影名称：创造约翰
英文名称：framing john delorean
年代：2019

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[00:23]	Okay, John. Can you hear me alright?	约翰 你听得清我说话吗
[00:25]	Yes, sir.	是的 先生
[00:26]	I’ll be talking to you over this intercom when I’m out here.	我会在外面用对讲机和你谈话
[00:29]	I’m going to pump up that cuff now.	现在要在你手臂上绑测谎仪
[00:30]	Okay.	好的
[00:33]		约翰·德罗宁调查实录 1983年9月
[00:34]	The test is about to begin.	测试即将开始
[00:38]	Is your first name John?	你的名字是约翰吗
[00:39]	Yes.	是的
[00:42]	During the first 53 years of your life	在你人生的53年里
[00:44]	did you ever do anything dishonest, illegal or immoral?	曾做过任何违背诚信 法律 道德的事吗
[00:48]	Uh, yes.	做过
[00:51]	Before 1981, did you ever engage	在1981年之前 你曾经从事过
[00:53]	in an improper business practice	不当的商业行为
[00:55]	or put false information on an official form or document?	在正式表格或文件上填写过虚假信息吗
[01:00]	Uh, yes.	是的
[01:02]	Before age 54, did you ever cheat someone	54岁以前 你是否在商业交易中欺骗某人
[01:05]	or take advantage of anyone in a business deal?	或是利用过任何人吗
[01:14]	Yes, I would say.	是的 应该有过
[01:17]	Okay, John.	好的 约翰
[01:18]	How was it that time? A little nervous?	当时你感觉如何 会有点不安吗
[01:21]	Well, like, ahem, when you get into those general questions	回答这种没有具体所指的问题
[01:24]	you start thinking back	你就得开始回想
[01:26]	about bad used cars you sold people.	你卖给人们的劣质二手车
[01:28]	– Oh. Yeah. – About the..	-对 -大概就是
[01:29]	Maybe the time you..	可能是那个时候你
[01:31]	Yeah, I noticed that you answered false.	我发现你并没有回答我的问题
[01:33]	Committed a little adultery, uh..	好像有点婚外情
[01:35]	You know, those are..	你知道的 就是那些
[01:36]	Uh, I-I must say that, uh, if you really —	我必须要说 如果你真的
[01:39]	Causes you to think back.	是那些导致你会回想往事
[01:40]	Well, you go through your whole life.	是的 你会回想起你一生的经历
[01:46]	John DeLorean is	约翰·德罗宁是
[01:48]	one of the maverick rogues of his day.	那个时代特立独行的奇人之一
[01:51]	And there are very few of those guys around today.	现如今这样的人已经寥寥无几了
[01:55]	He was a dreamer	他是个梦想家
[01:56]	he wanted to push things	他想要把事情做到极致
[01:57]	beyond where other people had taken them.	超越其他人能做到的程度
[02:00]	And in a way	在某种程度上
[02:01]	that’s a marvelous and appealing characteristic	这是一种非凡的 吸引人的特点
[02:03]	but it’s also extremely dangerous.	但同时也极其危险
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[02:05]	John DeLorean was a winner,	约翰·德罗宁曾是一个人生赢家
[02:08]	a loser,	也是一个失败者
[02:09]	a champion,	他是一个冠军
[02:11]	a relentless fool.	同时也是一个无情的傻瓜
[02:13]	This guy was the quintessential leading man	他曾是一个典型的领导者
[02:13]		史蒂夫·李·琼斯 制片人 未完成约翰·德罗宁电影
[02:17]	that Hollywood producers dream of	他就是好莱坞制片人梦想中男主角
[02:21]	and he was real.	现实中的存在
[02:23]	I’ve always wondered why a feature film	我常常想 为什么一部故事片
[02:23]		鲍勃·盖尔 合著人和制片人 《回到未来》
[02:25]	hasn’t been made of John’s life.	不以约翰的一生为原型
[02:27]	I think it’d be a great movie.	我想那会是一部佳片
[02:28]	Obviously I’d had this dream.	很明显 我曾有这样的梦想
[02:30]	I wanted to build this, uh, automobile company.	我想要建立这样的 汽车公司
[02:33]	Everybody said it’s inconceivable that	人人都会说难以置信
[02:35]	any new automobile company could survive.	任何新型的汽车公司都难以存活
[02:37]		德罗宁 梦想照进现实
[02:38]	I’m always interested in the story	我总是对这样的故事感兴趣
[02:39]		大卫·珀穆特 制片人 未完成约翰·德罗宁电影
[02:40]	of the quintessential outsider	关于一个典型的外行人
[02:42]	full of ambition and hope and works his way up	他充满野心和希望 以他的方式攀登
[02:44]	and ascends to the position he was in.	一直上升到他现在所在的位置
[02:46]	He had it all, his own auto empire	他拥有一切 他自己的汽车王国
[02:49]	a beautiful wife, children. He was a golden boy.	美丽的妻子 孩子 他曾是个天之骄子
[02:52]	And of course, his colossal fall	当然 他经历的天翻地覆的坠落
[02:52]		德罗宁的破产 跑车工业创始人因2.4千万的可卡因交易被捕 英国方面称他在北爱尔兰的工厂正在关闭
[02:54]	is almost Shakespearean.	几乎像莎士比亚的作品般充满戏剧性
[02:56]	John DeLorean who gave up a shot	约翰·德罗宁放弃了竞选
[02:59]	at the presidency of General Motors	通用汽车总裁的机会
[03:01]	to build his own futuristic sports car	去建立属于自己极新潮的跑车产业
[03:03]	is in jail this morning.	却在今早进了监狱
[03:05]	The thing that’s remarkable about DeLorean’s story	德罗宁故事的传奇之处在于
[03:06]		亚历克斯·福尔摩斯 作者 未完成约翰·德罗宁电影
[03:07]	is that it has all of these incredibly powerful elements.	它拥有所有难以置信的强有力元素
[03:11]	It’s got a marvelous celebrity couple.	有羡煞旁人的名人夫妇
[03:13]	It’s got drugs. It’s got drug dealing.	有毒品 有毒品交易
[03:16]	It’s got FBI guys.	有FBI的参与
[03:18]	It’s got this incredible political backdrop.	还有令人难以想象的政治背景
[03:20]	It’s the sort of story that’s, uh, you know	它是这样一种故事 你知道的
[03:23]	i — i — if it hadn’t happened,	如果它没有发生
[03:24]	you wouldn’t dare to make it up.	你甚至都不敢去编造
[03:26]	The interesting thing is	有趣的是
[03:27]	all of a sudden now a number of people have been back at me	现在突然有很多人回头找我
[03:31]	wanting to do a movie of my life.	想要把我的人生拍成电影
[03:32]		特立独行 神秘 为好莱坞而生
[03:33]	It always seemed to be a story	他的故事就好像
[03:35]		亚当·梅泽 作者 另一部未完成的约翰·德罗宁电影
[03:35]	that had been around Hollywood as early as probably the early ’80s.	也许早在80年代初就存在于好莱坞
[03:39]	Often good ideas, you know	通常好的想法 你知道的
[03:41]	produce several films, uh, at the same time.	可以同时拍很多电影
[03:44]	With John DeLorean,	对于约翰·德罗宁
[03:45]		未命名的德罗宁项目 德罗宁悬疑小说 回到德罗宁身边
[03:46]	I think it was taken to a new level.	我觉得可以上升到一个新的等级
[03:47]	Every single one of these movies	这些电影中任何一个
[03:49]	had different people from John’s life,	都可以讲述约翰生命中不同的人
[03:52]	different family members,	不同的家庭成员
[03:53]	different underlying material.	各种隐藏的特质
[03:55]	Which made it this — this fascinating race	创造了这样 这样精彩的竞赛
[03:55]		尼克·斯派塞 制片人 未完成约翰·德罗宁电影
[03:58]	to get the movie made	每部电影都想尽快完成
[04:00]	because each one would have been	因为每部电影都是
[04:03]	a decidedly different story.	一个完全不同的故事
[04:05]	Still to this day	直到今天
[04:06]	not one’s been made yet.	还没有人完成一部
[04:07]	Every so often you hear	时不时地 你会听到
[04:09]	“Oh, somebody’s gonna make a movie about DeLorean.	有人要拍一部关于德罗宁的电影了
[04:10]	Somebody’s gonna make a movie about DeLorean.”	有人要拍一部关于德罗宁的电影了
[04:12]	Knock on wood, it’ll happen	老天保佑 会拍的
[04:14]	’cause, uh, I think i — it could be great.	因为 我认为 拍出来会很不错的
[04:16]	He was this kind of chameleon-like figure	他是那种反复无常的人 就像是
[04:18]	who could appear one thing to, to one person	对某人他是一种表现
[04:21]	and another thing totally to a, a different person.	对另一个不同的人他会是完全不同的表现
[04:23]	And I think in a way,	而且我认为 在某种程度上
[04:25]	that’s why so many scripts have been written about him	这也是为什么很多剧本要写他的故事
[04:27]	because, you know, he is open to interpretation.	那是因为人们对于他是褒贬不一的
[04:30]	You get the impression that he is either a beleaguered man	你印象中可能他是一个备受指责的人
[04:33]	who was discredited	他名誉尽失
[04:34]	and manipulated by big business in this country	受这个国家的大企业操控
[04:36]	or he was the greatest conman to ever come down the pike.	或者他是有史以来最大的骗子
[04:46]	We have an opportunity this morning to visit with him.	我们今天早晨有机会拜访他
[04:48]	Would you welcome Mr. John DeLorean.	让我们欢迎约翰·德罗宁先生
[04:55]	You shoot him for your purposes over the arc of how many years?	你想把他般上大荧幕 拍了他多少年了
[04:56]		亚历克·鲍德温 约翰·德罗宁饰演者
[04:59]	He ages a bit.	他变老了一点
[05:00]	Mostly early ’70s to early ’80s..	主要是70年代初到80年代初
[05:03]	To early-80s.	大概到80年代初
[05:04]	So there’s a spread	所以就是这个时间跨度
[05:06]	and he ages during that time.	在这段时间内他变老了
[05:07]	And I wanna see how his behavior ages.	我还想了解他这段时间的行为表现
[05:10]	I need to see clips that are a range of that.	我需要看一些相关时间的片段
[05:11]	But driving you all this time	但是一直以来驱使你的是
[05:14]	was this desperate need	这种迫切的需要
[05:16]	to make this car thing go.	想要去继续你的汽车事业
[05:19]	My pride is so intense	我有强烈的自尊心
[05:21]	that nothing in the world would let me	这世上没有什么事会使我
[05:25]	let this business, this car with my name on it, go down.	我的生意 冠我之名的汽车事业屈服
[05:28]	That’s the corner of his eye.	那是他的眼角
[05:29]	You draw a straight line up the brow	你需要在眉毛上画一条直线
[05:31]	overlaps the corner of the eye.	去覆盖眼角
[05:33]	Well, I think it’s got to come in a little bit.	我认为需要往回画一点点
[05:34]	– It’s got to come over? – Yeah.	-需要往回一点吗 -可以的
[05:36]	Alright, the involvement with cocaine.	好的 那关于参与可卡因的事情
[05:38]	Talk about that.	和我们说说吧
[05:39]	Well, it’s a peculiar thing	好吧 这是件特别的事
[05:40]	because, you know, in my life	因为 你知道的 在我的生命中
[05:42]	I have never, ever seen cocaine	我从未见过可卡因
[05:44]	touched cocaine, used cocaine	也没碰过 用过可卡因
[05:46]	or been in the presence of anybody —	更没有给任何人看过
[05:47]	All the time I’ve looked at DeLorean	我一直在观察德罗宁
[05:50]	before I thought where is he manipulating	之前 我认为这里是他在演戏
[05:52]	and where are the peeks behind the curtain of who he really is?	那里是他这个人本性的流露
[05:57]	And then when you play the person	然后当你去扮演这个人物的时候
[05:59]	you say to yourself forget about me	你告诉你自己 抛开
[06:01]	looking at DeLorean as a viewer on a TV show	观察节目中的德罗宁的视角
[06:03]	and saying what’s behind the curtain with him?	也别问表象之下真实的他是怎样的
[06:05]	When you start to play him,	当你开始扮演这个人物的时候
[06:07]	you go, no, no, no, no.	你会感觉到 不不不
[06:08]	He’s not guilty of anything.	他是无罪的
[06:10]	He didn’t do anything. In fact, it’s the opposite.	他什么也没做 事实甚至与之相反
[06:12]	He’s a hero in his mind. He’s a hero.	在他自己心中他是个英雄 他是个英雄
[06:15]	And you, and you, and you have to play that.	而且你 而且你必须去扮演这些
[06:17]	You have to play who he thinks he is.	你必须表演出他心中认为的自己
[06:20]	And you present him as who he thinks he is to the world.	你还需要呈现出他向世界展现出的样子
[06:24]	And you let the audience make up their mind.	然后你交给观众做决定
[06:27]	And that you suddenly thought you were involved with the mob.	你突然想到你与黑帮有交集
[06:29]	And you were frightened for your life	你害怕这会危及你的生命
[06:31]	and your children’s lives.	还有你孩子的生命
[06:32]	Really what happened..	真实情况是
[06:33]	Let me just show my wife.	让我来告诉我妻子
[06:34]	She just thinks it’s funny.	她只会认为那很滑稽
[06:36]	She thinks this whole thing..	她会认为所有这些事
[06:37]	She’s like “Alec, like I can’t believe	她肯定会说 亚力克 我不会相信
[06:38]	this is what they, they pay you to do this.”	他们会付钱让你做这种事
[06:41]	Oh, God.	上帝啊
[06:44]	Wait, what are you doing? You’re doing a movie?	等等 你在做什么 你在拍电影吗
[06:45]	We do re-enactment footage of DeLorean’s drama	我们在拍摄德罗宁戏剧人生的再现片段
[06:51]	his caper, his escapades	有他的不法行为 他的越轨行为
[06:52]	and shoot them as a movie	我们要把它们拍摄出来
[06:54]	and cut re-enactment footage into	再把这些再现片段剪辑合成为
[06:56]	documentary footage of a movie about DeLorean	关于德罗宁的纪录片
[07:00]	and what he did and what he went through.	包括他做的事和他经历的一切
[07:02]	And the good news is,	而且好消息是
[07:03]	I don’t have to bother with any of that.	我不需要担心这些
[07:05]	They do.	都是他们做
[07:06]	I’m gonna just go put the make up on	我只需要化妆
[07:08]	and go try to be DeLorean.	然后尽量成为德罗宁
[07:16]	For John DeLorean, growing up in Detroit	约翰·德罗宁在底特律长大
[07:21]	every kid’s dream was to go into the auto industry.	那里每个孩子都梦想着能走进汽车工业
[07:21]		席拉·勒文 德罗宁传记作家 《伟大妄想》
[07:25]	One thing you have to understand about John DeLorean	关于约翰·德罗宁有一点你必须明白
[07:26]		底特律记者 作者 《晴天时的你看到的通用》 J·帕特里克·赖特
[07:27]	is he was a brilliant engineer.	他是一个才华横溢的工程师
[07:29]	And so to start with he had some really good instincts	从一开始他就有非常敏锐的直觉
[07:33]	and he had great talent.	和极其优秀的天赋
[07:34]	DeLorean thrived in the car business	德罗宁的汽车事业
[07:36]	first at Packard	最初在帕卡德蓬勃发展
[07:38]	for a short while at Chrysler.	在克莱斯勒也发展过一段时间
[07:40]	And somebody sought him out at General Motors	有人把他挖到通用汽车
[07:42]		唐·谢尔曼 记者 《名车志》
[07:42]	and offered him his choice of five divisions.	给他五个部门工作的选择
[07:46]	He took on Pontiac,	他选择了庞蒂亚克
[07:47]		塔米尔·阿登 德罗宁生平学家
[07:47]	which was the old ladies’ division at the time.	在那时是老太太们的部门
[07:49]	And it was really the place where he could shine the most.	那真的是最能让他发光发亮的地方
[07:53]	General Manager, Mr. John Z. DeLorean.	有请总经理 约翰·Z·德罗宁先生
[08:00]	In those days,	那些日子
[08:01]	the late ’50s and early ’60s at GM	五十年代末和六十年代初在通用
[08:03]	Pontiac particularly was exciting to be there	尤其是在庞蒂亚克的日子是激动人心的
[08:05]		比尔·柯林斯 工程师 通用汽车
[08:07]	because they, they were almost ready to be dropped.	因为他们原本几乎已经做好了失败的准备
[08:10]	And of course, that was the kind of thing	当然 那是一种特别的东西
[08:12]	that gave you the incentive	能激励你
[08:14]	to come up with new ideas and make them happen.	产生新想法并实现它
[08:16]	And I started as a very unsophisticated young engineer.	我开始成为一个涉世不深的年轻工程师
[08:19]	And I was given an opportunity to, uh,	有一个机会摆在我面前
[08:22]	attain a success in a business world	我有机会在商界获得成功
[08:24]	far beyond anything I had ever imagined I was capable of.	这远超于我想象中能做到的一切
[08:27]	You know, this was a special guy	你知道的 他是一个与众不同的人
[08:30]	who was gonna change the industry forever	他将要永久改变一个行业
[08:32]	and truly become a legend at the company.	将真正成为业界的传奇
[08:36]	Scene two-Alpha, take three. Marker.	第2A场 第三次 开始
[08:39]	The story on the GTO is that	关于GTO的故事是
[08:41]	we were about ready to do a brand new line	我们准备打造一个全新的生产线
[08:44]	and we had the ’64 Tempest to be	当时我们有一台1964款的风暴
[08:49]	in the garage there with John and a couple other guys.	约翰和其他几个人在车库里研究
[08:53]	– Hey, Bill. – John, you heading home?	-你好 比尔 -你好 约翰 要回家了吗
[08:56]	Yeah, I was about to.	是啊 要回家了
[08:58]	Wanted to stop by and see how you were coming along.	想顺道来看看你这边怎么样
[09:00]	Well, I think she’s about as good as we’re gonna get her.	我认为它和我们期望的一样好
[09:03]	He would, uh, encourage e — everybody	他会鼓励每一个人
[09:06]	to, to do something new and different.	去做一些标新立异的事
[09:08]	Was hoping maybe we’d have something	我觉得我们可以加一些
[09:09]	I don’t know, sexier?	更吸人眼球的东西
[09:13]	– You mean sportier? – Yeah.	-你的意思是更运动一点吗 -是的
[09:15]	More high performance, you know?	更高的性能 你懂吗
[09:19]	Well, our bigger 389 engine	我们更大的389号引擎
[09:21]	has the exact same dimensions as the 326 in here	和这里的326号尺寸完全相同
[09:23]	so we could swap that out, no problem.	所以我们可以换 这没问题
[09:25]	How would the car handle the extra power?	汽车如何去承受这些额外的功率
[09:27]	That’s the thing.	这就是问题所在了
[09:29]	Have to fit the appropriate transmission and rear axle.	必须适配相应的变速箱和后轴
[09:34]	But we do that, it’d definitely be sexier, John.	但是我们这样做 它绝对会更迷人 约翰
[09:38]	Shoot, we could even run this in NASCAR.	太棒了 我们甚至能供货给NASCAR了
[09:40]	I say we do it.	我们就这么做吧
[09:42]	– Really? – Yeah, absolutely.	-真的吗 -当然了
[09:45]	But then what? You think you can actually sell it?	但是然后呢 你觉得我们真的能卖出去吗
[09:48]	You let me worry about that, Bill.	这事就交给我来操心吧 比尔
[09:57]	I was just gonna drive it back and forth to work	我只是驾驶它上下班来来回回
[09:59]	and I had a marvelous time with it.	我和它度过了一段极美好的时光
[10:01]	And I found that every time I lent it to somebody	而且我发现每次我把它借给别人用两天
[10:04]	to use for a day or two, I couldn’t get it back.	都很难再拿回来
[10:06]	And I said, “Well, there may be a market	所以我说 “好吧 这样的东西
[10:08]	for something like that.”	可能会有市场”
[10:12]	What the hell is this?	这是什么东西
[10:15]	That’s a GTO.	这是一辆GTO
[10:16]	It stands for Gran Turismo Omologato	它是Gran Turismo Omologato的缩写
[10:19]	which I think is Italian for fast as hell.	我觉得是意大利语 意思是快如闪电
[10:22]	But, uh, it’ll beat every car on a track or American street	它仍是庞蒂亚克 但它会击败赛道上
[10:26]	and it’s still a Pontiac.	美国街道上的每一辆车
[10:29]	Hold on a second. Turn that off.	等等 把这个关了
[10:33]	The 14th floor is never gonna go for putting	公司高层是永远不会把这么大的引擎
[10:36]	such a large engine in such a small frame.	放在如此小的车里
[10:39]	Well, GM forbade putting	通用公司不允许
[10:40]		唐·谢尔曼 记者
[10:42]	a so-called big block beyond, I believe, 350 cubic inches	在中型汽车里放置
[10:46]	in a medium size car.	大于350立方英寸的缸体
[10:48]	The guys upstairs approved this?	上头批准这个了吗
[10:49]	I don’t need their approval.	我不需要他们的批准
[10:51]	It’s a new product, John.	约翰 这是新产品
[10:53]	All new products need upper management approval.	所有新产品都需要上级管理层的批准
[10:56]	And John was interesting.	约翰很感兴趣
[10:58]	He loved really just figuring out ways to bend the rules	他非常喜欢想各种办法
[11:01]	as much as possible.	尽可能地去变通
[11:02]	But it’s not a new product.	但这不是新产品
[11:03]	It’s an options package on the new Tempest.	这是新风暴车型上的一个选装件
[11:06]	And one that puts a real tiger under the hood.	把你的车变成一只真正的猛兽
[11:09]	– It’s manipulative. – It’s marketing.	-你这是瞒报 -这是市场营销
[11:13]	Pontiac is primarily the division for older buyers.	庞蒂亚克主要是针对年长客户的
[11:16]	What are they gonna want with a hot rod?	他们要一辆改装过的高速汽车干嘛
[11:18]	We’re the division for older buyers	我们是针对年长客户的部门
[11:20]	because that’s how we view ourselves.	因为我们就是这样看待自己的
[11:22]	We’ve got to anticipate	我们必须在年轻顾客
[11:24]	what younger buyers want before they even know what they want.	知道想要什么前 就预测出他们的需求
[11:26]	And once they realize it, give them this.	一旦他们意识到了 立刻给他们
[11:30]	So how many you wanna produce?	那你想生产多少辆呢
[11:32]	You’re the sales manager, you tell me.	你是销售经理 你来告诉我
[11:34]	I was thinking about 30,000.	我觉得三万辆差不多
[11:37]	You’re outta your damn mind. John, be reasonable.	你疯了吧 约翰 理智点
[11:43]	I can’t imagine us selling even close to 5,000	我觉得我们能卖出五千辆就不错了
[11:47]	but let’s start with that number	但我们先生产这么多辆
[11:51]	and let’s hope that they don’t rust on the lot.	希望它们不会放在停车场里生锈
[11:56]	At that time, the sales manager	那时庞蒂亚克的销售经理认为
[11:58]	of Pontiac thought it was stupid.	这很愚蠢
[12:00]	And he refused to schedule more	他拒绝在当年生产
[12:02]	than I think about four or five thousand for the year.	多于四千或五千辆的车
[12:05]	It was an outlaw move.	这是一项未经批准的行动
[12:07]	DeLorean snuck it past the GM watchdogs	德罗宁通过某种花招避开了通用的
[12:11]	by a sort of sleight-of-hand.	检查人员 悄悄地进行了这项工作
[12:12]	It was just an options package.	这只是一个选装件
[12:14]		这是选装的引擎 348马力 镀铬 非常非常强劲 汽化 3-2BBL 风冷
[12:14]	Despite his feeling it wouldn’t sell	尽管他觉得会卖不出去
[12:17]	I think we sold like, 45,000 the first year.	但我们第一年大概卖出了四万五千辆
[12:20]	What he figured out before anyone figured it out	在所有人发现前 他就发现了
[12:23]	was that this exploding youth movement	兴起的青年运动让人们对汽车产生了兴趣
[12:27]	had interest in cars as something that would represent	汽车代表了他们
[12:32]	the way they wanted to look to the world.	展现给这个世界的那一面
[12:36]	It’s the perfect moment in which John was able to marry	那是个完美时刻 那时约翰可以把
[12:37]		塔米尔·阿登 德罗宁生平研究者
[12:39]	both his brilliant engineering as well as his marketing prowess	他卓越的工程设计与营销能力结合起来
[12:43]	to create the muscle car.	创造出肌肉车
[12:45]	The muscle car era really advanced Detroit.	肌肉车时代极大地推动了底特律的发展
[12:48]	It made money.	它创造了财富
[12:49]	It made Pontiac.	创造了庞蒂亚克
[12:50]	It made those three letters	它使得GTO这三个字
[12:52]	GTO, legendary.	成为了传奇
[12:55]	There’s an odd parallel between the Pontiac GTO	约翰·Z·德罗宁和庞蒂亚克GTO之间
[12:59]	and John Z. DeLorean.	有个奇怪的相似之处
[13:00]		引擎盖下就有只活的 你最近买老虎了吗
[13:00]	The GTO was a risk taken.	GTO是种冒险之举
[13:03]	And I think it convinced DeLorean	我觉得这让德罗宁相信
[13:05]	that taking a risk no one else was willing	所要做的就是
[13:09]	to step up to and making it work	冒着他人不愿冒的风险
[13:11]	at all costs was how you did it.	不惜一切代价也要成功
[13:14]	And after you do it once, why stop?	一旦你成功了一次 就没办法罢手
[13:26]	What I see about DeLorean, for me	我对德罗宁的看法
[13:29]	he took such risks.	我觉得他冒了极大的风险
[13:30]	And the problem with people who take risks like that	像那样冒险的人的问题是
[13:32]	is that when they win, when they make their calculated risk	当他们在自己计算好的风险下赢了
[13:36]	they become emboldened, they take more risks.	他们会变得很大胆 会冒更多的风险
[13:38]	And then they take risks outside of their normal sphere.	然后他们会在自己的正常范围之外冒险
[13:42]		美国联邦调查局监控录像 1982年洛杉矶喜来登酒店
[13:42]	Between this and the other,	这个 再加上另一个
[13:43]	it’ll generate, uh, about four and a half	会产生大约450万美元
[13:46]	uh, not less than four and a half mil.	不少于450万美元的利润
[13:50]	Risk-taking in the automotive industry and risk-taking	当你对自己超级自信时
[13:53]	with a bunch of drug dealers in a hotel	在汽车行业中的冒险和
[13:55]	are two different things when your confidence	与一群毒贩在酒店里的冒险
[13:57]	in yourself is very, very high.	完全是两码事
[13:59]	You don’t make mistakes. You don’t see them coming.	你不会犯错 你看不到厄运正在到来
[14:06]	This stuff weighs more…	这东西更重
[14:08]	Gold weighs more than this.	金子比这个可重多了
[14:10]	Gold weighs more than this for God’s sakes.	天啊 金子比这个可重多了
[14:12]	– Yeah. – Better than gold. Better than gold.	-对 -这比金子好 比金子好
[14:14]	Gold weighs more than this, for God’s sakes.	天啊 金子比这个可重多了
[14:18]	– Hi, John. – Hi, John.	-你好 约翰 -你好 约翰
[14:20]	– Hi. – Jerry West.	-你好 -我是杰瑞·韦斯特
[14:22]	We’re the FBI.	我们是联邦调查局的
[14:23]	But in the end, when he’s arrested	但最后 当他被捕时
[14:24]	and he tilts his head back	他的头向后仰
[14:26]	and you have a shot hopefully looking down	希望你有个从天花板
[14:29]	from the ceiling	往下拍的镜头
[14:31]	and his head should crane up and look right up	他的头会向上抬 眼睛直直地盯着某物
[14:33]	into a thing and look off camera	没看摄像机
[14:35]	and he’s thinking, and what, what are you thinking?	他在想 什么 你在想什么呢
[14:37]	We should cut to what he’s thinking.	我们应该在他在想什么的部分停下来
[14:39]	He’s worried about his family.	他担心他的家庭
[14:40]	He’s worried about losing everything.	担心失去一切
[14:42]	And there were like, four or five things	差不多有四五件事
[14:44]	if he just made a little adjustment here	如果他在这里做出些小调整
[14:46]	and made this decision differently there	如果当初他做出不同的决定
[14:49]	all of it would have turned out completely differently.	所有都会变得完全不同
[14:56]	DeLorean was clearly a fast mover	上世纪70年代早期在通用公司
[14:59]	at GM in the early ’70s.	德罗宁明显是快速行动派
[15:01]	Whoever makes the most money at GM	在通用公司 谁给公司挣得钱最多
[15:03]	is the most important person.	谁就是最重要的人
[15:04]	And everything he touched turn to gold.	而他经手的一切都变得很值钱
[15:08]	So by the time John reaches the 14th floor	所以在45岁时约翰到达了十四楼
[15:11]	better known as the executive level	也就是众所周知的
[15:12]	he’s in his mid 40s.	行政主管层
[15:14]	If he just plays his cards right	如果他经营得法
[15:16]	he’s poised to be the next president of General Motors	他会很快会担任全球最大的公司
[15:19]	the largest corporation in the world.	通用汽车公司的下届总裁
[15:22]	GM was very intentional	通用公司有意
[15:24]	on making executives colorless.	让行政主管们变得毫无个性
[15:26]	And DeLorean was a highly Technicolor person.	而德罗宁是位个性十分鲜明的人
[15:31]	He wore open collars. He wore side burns.	他穿V领衬衫 留鬓角
[15:34]	He spent his weekends in California.	在加利福尼亚度周末
[15:37]	And you know what an evil influence that is.	你知道那有多恶劣的影响
[15:39]	He gets significant plastic surgery on his face	为了有个强壮的下巴他做了整容手术
[15:42]	to give himself a stronger jaw.	他脸上有明显的整容痕迹
[15:44]	He starts weight lifting and losing weight.	他开始举重和减肥
[15:47]	He and his first wife separated	和第一任妻子离婚后
[15:49]	and then he started dating actresses and models	他开始约会女演员和模特
[15:52]	uh, women that were a lot younger than him	那些女人比他年龄小很多
[15:53]		又成黄金单身汉 乌苏拉 蒂娜 乔伊 德罗宁的女孩们
[15:54]	uh, and who a lot of GM executives	许多通用的行政主管
[15:57]	and their wives thought were age-inappropriate.	及其夫人认为那些女人的年龄并不合适
[15:59]	I have a reasonably strong sex drive	我的性欲很强
[16:02]	which I happen to think is an important part of any guy.	我认为这是所有男人的重要部分
[16:06]	No man who ever accomplished something	所有成功人士
[16:08]	uh, didn’t have that one characteristic.	都有这一特征
[16:11]	He married a second wife,	他娶了第二任妻子
[16:13]	Kelly Harmon. Blond bombshell.	金发性感美女凯利·哈蒙
[16:15]	She was 19 at the time.	她那时19岁
[16:16]	The General Motors PR Department	通用汽车公司的公共关系部
[16:19]	added a couple years to her age	第一次发布他们结婚的新闻稿时
[16:21]	when the press releases first went out about the marriage.	把她的年龄改大了好几岁
[16:24]	She lives there in Detroit for two or three years	她在底特律住了两三年
[16:27]	becomes disillusioned with the marriage and leaves him.	对这段婚姻极其失望 然后离开了他
[16:30]	And within a year and a half,	离婚不到一年半
[16:31]	he’s married to Cristina Ferrare	他与当时世界顶级超模
[16:33]	the, at that point, world’s top super model.	克里斯蒂娜·费拉雷结了婚
[16:36]	Then he ended up, of course, in the fashion magazines	然后理所当然 他出现在了时尚杂志
[16:38]		一个试图改正雪佛兰 弊病的时髦人士 约翰·Z·德罗宁
[16:38]	and that kind of thing.	那类刊物上
[16:39]	And while that enhanced his image	虽然这提升了
[16:40]		雪佛兰极富进取心的老板约翰·德罗宁 制造了运动型汽车并过着与史上所有 汽车制造商完全不同的生活 \h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h\h布罗克·耶茨撰写
[16:42]	outside of the company, it created problems	他在公司外部的形象 但在公司内部
[16:45]	for him within.	给他带来了问题
[16:46]	GM can’t stand this.	通用公司无法忍受这个
[16:47]	It’s pissing them off.	这惹怒了他们
[16:48]	And he goes back to them and says	他回去跟他们说
[16:50]	“Hey, what are you guys worried about?	“你们担心些什么呢
[16:52]	Look at the sales numbers.”	看看销售额”
[16:53]	Tom, how do you feel	汤姆 你觉得
[16:55]	about our retail sales job this past year?	我们去年零售工作的情况怎么样
[16:57]	How do I feel? John, I feel great.	我的看法吗 约翰 我觉得很棒
[17:00]	Both at Pontiac and at Chevrolet	他在庞蒂亚克和雪弗莱上
[17:03]		雪弗莱总销售额 – 轿车和皮卡 1972年4月21日至7月31日
[17:04]	he was making so much money for the company.	都为公司挣了非常多的钱
[17:06]	And all the executives that he reported to	所有他向其汇报过的行政主管
[17:08]	who were upset with his lifestyle	都对他的生活方式
[17:11]	upset with him couldn’t quite figure out	及他本人很不满 他们不知道
[17:11]		底特律记者 作家 J·帕特里克·赖特
[17:13]	how he was doing so well,	他是如何做得如此出色的
[17:14]	but they could see the numbers	但他们能看到那些数字
[17:16]	and they knew that showed up in their bonus checks.	他们知道这会体现在他们的分红支票上
[17:18]	And that was the interesting dilemma	这就是通用公司面对约翰·德罗宁时
[17:19]	for GM with John DeLorean.	有趣的窘境
[17:28]	This is Boston Harbor	这是波士顿港
[17:30]	and those are Volkswagens.	那些是大众汽车
[17:34]	They’re coming in.	它们来了
[17:36]	One of the tragic flaws of GM and again	他很清楚
[17:39]	this is something he knew is that the company	通用公司的致命伤之一
[17:41]	was all too willing to do what it was doing	是公司太喜欢年复一年地重复
[17:43]	year after year after year because it was working	之前一直在做的工作 因为那能奏效
[17:45]	even though they were ignoring, for instance the small car market	尽管这让他们忽略了 比如小型车市场
[17:48]	and let it go a lot of time to foreigners.	并且很多时候放任市场被外国车占据
[17:50]	He saw what was coming from a lot of these imports	他从这些更小 更节油 质量更好的
[17:51]		塔米尔·阿登 德罗宁生平研究者
[17:52]	these smaller, more fuel efficient, better quality cars.	进口车中看到了未来车发展的趋势
[17:56]	And he knew the writing was on the wall.	他知道厄运将至
[17:58]	Obviously, I saw the trends very clearly	显然 我很清楚地看到了趋势
[18:01]	and I, and I wanted to react to ’em a little bit	我想对此有所反应
[18:04]	perhaps more aggressively than other members	也许比产业管理部门的人
[18:06]	of the industry management.	更积极点
[18:08]	He had big aspirations. He wanted to stay at GM.	他志向高远 他想留在通用公司
[18:11]	He wanted to be president, he wanted to do things	他想当总裁 他想做些事
[18:13]	take the company in directions that they weren’t willing to do	他想带领公司往他们不愿意去的方向发展
[18:15]	because they were so comfortable being the fat cat at the time	因为那时他们作为有钱人
[18:20]	being the number one car company in the world.	作为世界第一的汽车公司 过得太舒适
[18:22]	And that leads to his demise.	而这导致了他的落败
[18:26]		罗杰·凯斯 行政主管 通用汽车公司
[18:27]	There were executives who resented him.	有些行政主管很讨厌他
[18:29]	Probably the most prominent	最突出的可能是
[18:30]	is, is a guy named Roger Kyes.	一个叫罗杰·凯斯的
[18:32]	It was just a total difference of opinion.	这只是个完全不同的看法
[18:35]	I think he considered me, uh, capricious and superficial	我觉得他认为我既反复无常又肤浅
[18:39]	and I considered him a pompous ass.	而我认为他是个自以为是的混蛋
[18:42]	Those enemies in the company	公司里的这些敌人
[18:44]	uh, slowly developed kind of a cabal	慢慢发展成一个针对德罗宁的
[18:47]	if you will, against DeLorean.	阴谋集团
[18:50]	In 1972, they tasked John	1972年 他们让约翰
[18:52]	with putting together a speech to talk about GM’s quality.	组织一次演讲 讨论通用汽车的质量
[18:55]		我想 我们大多数人都认为 自己是通情达理的人 我们认同人类是理性动物这一观点 我们假设事实会说服他人 我们也是深思熟虑后再行事
[18:55]	The infamous Greenbrier Speech.	臭名昭著的绿蔷薇演讲
[18:58]	They pre-read all the speeches weeks in advance.	他们提前数周通读了演讲稿
[19:01]	They noticed that the speech not only criticizes	他们注意到 这份讲话稿
[19:03]	the quality of the cars, but it criticizes a lot	不仅批评了汽车的质量 还批评了
[19:05]	of the executives that are currently there	公司的许多行政主管
[19:08]	some of his own bosses.	其中包括他自己几位老板
[19:09]	And they censored a lot of the stuff	他们审查删减了许多
[19:09]		当我们看不到事物现在或未来可能成为的样子 开始只按过去的 应该的或我们希望那样看待事物时 这类头脑僵化就开始了
[19:11]	that he could say in the speech.	他会在演讲中说的东西
[19:12]	But, you know, he wasn’t gonna let it just rest at that.	但你知道的 他不会就此罢手
[19:16]	There’s nothing.	什么也没有
[19:18]	There’s something you forgot.	有些东西你忘了
[19:20]	Well, that’s the one I’m actually giving	实际上 那些就是周六
[19:21]	at Greenbrier on Saturday.	我在绿蔷薇的讲稿
[19:24]	This is the speech I should be giving.	这个是我应该做的演讲
[19:26]	What I should be saying is in here	我应该说的 在这里
[19:28]	it’s somewhere buried like Kyes wants.	就像凯斯想要的那样被掩盖了
[19:31]	– You think it’s personal, then? – Oh, sure it’s personal.	-你觉得这是私人恩怨 -当然是的
[19:35]	I wonder how much longer I can do this dance.	我不知道这件事我还要做多久
[19:37]	I mean, at this rate, it’ll be ten years of me	我的意思是 以这种速度
[19:40]	pushing papers that I didn’t write	在我被任命为总裁之前
[19:42]	before I’m named president.	我要花十年时间推销我没写的东西
[19:43]	And that’s, that’s not gonna work at all.	这根本不行
[19:48]	Any thoughts on how you might accelerate that?	你有没有什么可以快一点的想法
[19:54]	As a matter of fact, I’ve got a few ideas, yeah.	我确实有一些想法
[19:57]	If this original speech were to be leaked	如果把这个原始的演讲稿泄露出去
[20:00]	there would be some blowback, sure.	肯定会有一些不良反应
[20:03]	But I’d be vindicated.	但会证明我的无辜
[20:05]	And in this particular situation	在这种特殊情况下
[20:07]	what he wants is for the public and the press	他想要的是公众和媒体
[20:09]	to sort of shame GM and push them in the direction	让通用汽车感到羞愧
[20:12]	that he wanted the company to go in.	并把他们推向他所希望公司走的方向
[20:15]	– Good to see you, Roy. – And you, John.	-很高兴见到你罗伊 -我也是 约翰
[20:17]	And he felt that by calling these people out	他觉得通过呼吁这些人
[20:20]	that this was gonna somehow prop him up	这将在某种程度上支持他
[20:23]	and propel him even faster into the presidency.	推动他更快得坐上总裁的宝座
[20:26]	His initial speech leaked to the press	他最初的演讲稿泄露给了媒体
[20:29]	and it was all over the news that John DeLorean	所有的新闻都在报道约翰·德罗宁
[20:32]	is highly critical of General Motors’ quality.	对通用汽车的质量持高度批评态度
[20:36]	DeLorean claimed his enemies had leaked these the speeches out.	德罗宁声称是他的敌人泄露了这些演讲稿
[20:41]	Became apparent that people close to DeLorean	很明显是德罗宁身边的人
[20:42]		席拉·勒文 德罗宁传记作家 《伟大妄想》
[20:44]	had leaked these speeches out.	泄露了这些演讲稿
[20:46]	You gotta remember	你可要记住
[20:48]	this is a person who was only rewarded for taking big risks.	这是一个信奉风险越大回报越大的人
[20:52]	Dangerous moves.	危险的举动
[20:55]	It didn’t work.	结果没有用
[20:57]	No doubt, DeLorean was booted	毫无疑问 德罗宁
[20:59]	by members of the board and the corporate directors.	被董事会成员和公司高层劝退了
[21:02]	And that forced him out very abruptly in 1973.	这迫使他在1973年突然离职
[21:14]	DeLorean is ejected from the company	德罗宁被公司开除
[21:18]	and what should have been a very embarrassing event.	这本应是一件非常尴尬的事情
[21:22]	However, he finds a way at making it all heroic.	他却有一套把这一切都英雄主义化的说辞
[21:28]	Being fired	在某个委员会中占1/7或1/10
[21:29]	or being 1/7th or 1/10th of some committee	或者被开除
[21:31]	is a very unappealing thing to me.	对我来说毫无吸引力
[21:33]	Obviously, it was very rewarding financially	坐在那里17年
[21:36]	and it would have been easy to sit there for another	每年挣50万或者75万
[21:38]	17 years collecting a, you know, a half a million	非常容易而且获利颇丰
[21:41]	or three quarters of a million dollars a year	但是对我来说
[21:43]	but that really didn’t appeal to me very much.	没有那么大的吸引力
[21:45]	A full career would have been another 15 years.	一个完整的职业生涯将是另一个15年
[21:47]		唐·谢尔曼 记者 《名车志》
[21:49]	Well, what’s he gonna do?	那他会怎么做
[21:51]	He’s going to count beans with the other executives.	他会和其他主管们一起算钱
[21:54]	Compared to creating new, cool products like GTOs,	跟创造像GTO这样有趣的新产品相比
[21:57]	it’s completely different.	那是完全不同的一条道路
[22:01]	There’s no way DeLorean would have lasted to age 65.	德罗宁不可能这样活到65岁
[22:04]	I can’t imagine us selling even close to 5,000	我觉得我们能卖出五千辆就不错了
[22:09]	but let’s start with that number.	但我们先生产这么多辆
[22:11]	I’ve got another car, a stainless steel car	我还想造一辆车 一辆不锈钢车
[22:14]	you’re gonna be crazy about it.	你们会为之疯狂的
[22:16]	Yeah, okay. Good luck with that, John.	好吧 祝你好运 约翰
[22:20]	No, that’s what the line should be.	不 台词应该是那样的
[22:21]	the bad version would be	糟糕的版本是这样的
[22:23]	next thing you’re gonna be telling us	接下来你要告诉我们的
[22:24]	“You want to build a stainless steel car.”	“你想造一辆不锈钢汽车”
[22:30]	In the back of his mind this concept car was always stirring.	在他的脑海里这辆概念车总是激动人心
[22:35]	What he called an ethical car.	他称之为道德汽车
[22:37]	Oh, we’re doing a sports racing car here.	我们正在做一辆跑车
[22:39]	It’s gonna be designed to have an eternal life.	它会被设计成拥有永恒的生命
[22:42]	And so we’re using a non-corrosive material	我们使用了一种不生锈的材料
[22:45]	so that it’ll just stay together forever and ever.	这样它就能永存了
[22:47]	And, so it’s gonna be very beautiful aesthetically.	所以从美学角度来说会很漂亮
[22:50]	He wanted to build a sophisticated	他想为大众制造一辆精密的
[22:53]	contemporary looking sports car for the masses.	具有现代感的跑车
[22:57]	That wasn’t the norm, you know,	这不是常见操作
[22:58]	if you’re gonna get something that’s that exotic and interesting,	如果你想买一些有异国情调和有趣的车
[23:02]	you’re gonna have to get a Ferrari or a Lamborghini	你就必须买法拉利或者兰博基尼
[23:04]	where they only make, you know a few hundred cars a year.	但是他们一年只生产几百辆车
[23:07]	John was trying to make a mass-produced car.	约翰想大规模生产这种车
[23:11]	He set out to compete with the big boys.	他着手与那些大人物竞争
[23:14]	It’s difficult, if not impossible to	开一个汽车公司 虽然是可能的
[23:16]	to start up a car company.	但还是困难的
[23:19]		新手们虽然倍加努力 但是道路曲折
[23:19]	Really, the last one you could name	毕竟上一个你能叫出名字的公司
[23:21]	was Chrysler in the 1920s.	是20世纪20年代的克莱斯勒
[23:23]	And even Chrysler went through bankruptcy.	甚至连克莱斯勒也经历过破产
[23:26]	There aren’t many people who’d do that.	没有多少人
[23:28]	Who wanna risk it all.	愿意冒这个险
[23:31]	When he left GM, and he more or less was forced to leave	他或多或少是被迫离开通用汽车的
[23:33]		通用汽车公司的叛徒制造汽车 可以使用25年
[23:33]	that became the, the driving force in his motivation.	这成为了他动机里的驱动力
[23:37]		纽约邮报 汽车材料再次挑战通用汽车
[23:37]	I’m gonna show them.	我要让他们看看
[23:39]	And so, it was part dream and part revenge.	一半是为了梦想 一半是为了复仇
[23:51]	There it is. What we always talked about.	这就是我们一直在谈论的
[23:54]	What do you think about being named	你认为被任命为自克莱斯勒以来
[23:55]	the head of the entire product program	第一辆大规模生产的汽车
[23:58]	for the first mass-produced car since Chrysler?	总产品项目负责人怎么样
[24:04]	John, uh, look, obviously I’m, I’m flattered, but..	约翰 我很受宠若惊
[24:06]	No buts, Bill. And I’m not flattering you.	没有但是 比尔 我也没有奉承你
[24:08]	This is what you and I were built for.	这就是你和我的使命
[24:10]	This is real innovation.	这才是真正的创新
[24:14]	Does innovation include a pension?	创新包括养老金吗
[24:16]	– Who’s asking? – My wife.	-谁问的养老金的事 -我妻子
[24:18]	Well, you tell Nina	你告诉妮娜
[24:19]	that the greater the risk the greater the reward.	风险越大回报越大
[24:22]	Besides, this finally puts you in the driver’s seat.	还有这会让你终于
[24:24]	Lemonade, boys?	来点柠檬水吧 男生们
[24:27]	– Bill. – Thank you. – Honey.	-给 比尔 -谢谢 -你的
[24:32]	And you’ve got the money for this?	你有这么多钱吗
[24:34]	Oh, yeah, we’ve got several sources of, uh, initial investment.	我们有几个初始投资的来源
[24:43]	You two are quite persuasive.	你们两个很有说服力
[24:47]	Lemonade was my idea.	柠檬水是我的主意
[24:50]	It’s delicious.	很好喝
[24:52]	You talk to your wife.	跟你妻子谈谈
[24:53]	I probably thought about it	我可能想过这个问题
[24:55]	and my wife would say we should probably not have done it,	而我妻子会说 我们不应该这么做
[24:55]		比尔·科林斯 工程师 通用汽车公司
[24:58]	having been at GM where money was never a problem.	因为在通用汽车工作钱从来都不是问题
[25:01]	You know, you were sort of gambling and you hoped	你就是在赌博
[25:04]	this thing was gonna work out.	你希望这件事能成
[25:06]	The company really has its founding in two people	这家公司确实是由两个人创立的
[25:06]		鲍勃·马尼恩 德罗宁汽车公司 工程师
[25:09]	that’s John DeLorean and Bill Collins.	就是约翰·德罗宁和比尔·柯林斯
[25:15]	He didn’t have so much ego that he needed his name on the product.	他没有自负到把他的名字刻在车上
[25:17]	He was always behind the scenes.	他总是在幕后工作
[25:21]	He was the guy who made DeLorean look good many times.	他给德罗宁救过好多次场
[25:25]	Bill is a super, wonderful gentleman.	比尔是一个非常非常好的绅士
[25:28]	He is one of the world’s finest men.	他是世界上最优秀的人之一
[25:28]		科琳·布思 约翰的秘书 德罗宁汽车公司
[25:31]	He really is. He is a good man.	真的 他是个好人
[25:33]	And, uh, it was like his dream, was to do this.	能够做这个就像是他的梦想
[25:39]	I think from the beginning,	我认为从一开始
[25:41]	John’s major concern always was fundraising.	约翰最关心的就是筹款
[25:42]	So my objective was to start out building the first prototype.	所以我的目标是开始建造第一个原型车
[25:47]	This was definitely Bill’s baby.	这绝对是比尔的心头肉
[25:49]	I mean, if there was an issue that had anything to do with the car	我是说如果有什么与汽车有关的问题
[25:53]	Bill Collins was the guy leading the charge.	比尔·柯林斯就是领头的那个人
[25:56]	That played out basically for the first three years of the project.	在创业的前三年他们基本上就是这样
[26:02]	When we finished the first prototype it was a huge event	当我们完成第一个原型车的时候
[26:05]	because now we could say you know,	真是一件大事
[26:08]	this isn’t some you know, dream kind of fakery here.	因为现在我们可以说这不是什么幻想
[26:11]	This is the real McCoy.	这才是真货
[26:12]	We hadn’t solved all the engineering problems yet	我们还没有解决所有的工程问题
[26:15]	but it was exciting,	但在我看来它令人兴奋
[26:16]	it turned out to be a great car, in my opinion.	是一辆伟大的汽车
[26:19]	To be part of this thing that might grow into something	身处这种未来不可限量的伟大之中
[26:23]	that who knows where it would go it was electrifying.	着实令人兴奋不已
[26:32]	This is a presentation of The DeLorean Motor Company.	这是德罗宁汽车公司的演示报告
[26:37]	Imagine how many of the men who have headed	想象一下有多少牛人
[26:39]	each of the major automotive manufacturers have wanted	曾经领导过各大汽车制造商
[26:43]	to create a product starting with a clean sheet of paper.	都想要从头开始创造一种产品
[26:46]	That is what the DeLorean Motor Company intends to do.	这正是德罗宁汽车公司打算做的。
[26:50]	We were basically a company with no foundation.	我们基本上是一个没有任何基础的公司
[26:55]	And the less you have to secure an investment	而且你越不保证投资的安全性
[26:55]		杰瑞·威廉森 特殊项目经理 德罗宁汽车公司
[26:59]	the more risky you are to an investor.	对投资者来说 你的风险就越大
[27:02]	And we were pretty risky.	而且我们很冒险
[27:04]	Our asset was John’s background experience.	我们的资产是约翰的背景经验
[27:08]	And so he really had to be what we initially were selling.	所以他必须成为我们最初的卖点
[27:12]	John DeLorean wants to build a car..	约翰·德罗宁想要造一种汽车
[27:14]	You have to portray him as being on top of the mountain	你必须把他描绘成站在山巅
[27:17]	being adored by the world as a savior of the auto industry.	被全世界崇拜为汽车工业的救世主
[27:23]	And we were the dog and pony show experts.	我们是发布会推介专家
[27:26]	We’d do the set up. We’d do the show.	我们做布景 我们做节目
[27:29]	And then at the precise moment John DeLorean would come in.	此刻约翰·德罗宁走进来
[27:32]	They’d actually see the man and it looked like he was levitating.	他们真的看到了那个男人 还好像飘着
[27:36]		经销商协会发布会 新奥尔良市 路易斯安娜州 1976年
[27:47]	Most of you have already seen my lovely wife, Cristina.	大部分人都见过我可爱的妻子克里斯蒂娜
[27:53]	I know she’s likely the real reason you’re all here tonight.	我明白可能她才是你们今晚来这的真正原因
[27:58]	But in all seriousness,	不开玩笑
[28:00]	I do have her to thank along with many others.	我确实要感谢她和其他许多人
[28:03]	In particular, I’d like to recognize the man I handpicked,	特别想指出这个我亲手挑选的人
[28:07]	essentially stole from GM	基本上是我从通用公司偷来的
[28:09]	to head up the entire DeLorean Motor Company private program.	领导着整个德罗宁汽车公司的私有项目
[28:14]	Perhaps the finest automotive engineer	也许是我这辈子见过的
[28:16]	I’ve ever met in my entire life.	最好的汽车工程师
[28:19]	Bill Collins.	比尔·柯林斯
[28:25]	I know that we may be the new boy on the block	我知道我们可能是新公司
[28:29]	but I also know that on this,	但我也知道
[28:31]	the bicentennial of the American Revolution,	在这个美国独立战争200周年纪念日
[28:35]	we can start making our version of the American dream a reality.	我们可以开始实现我们的美国梦
[28:39]	Allow me to introduce	请允许我介绍
[28:43]	the first incarnation in the evolution of my dream..	我梦想进化过程中的第一次化身
[28:46]	…our first vehicle code-named the DMC-12.	我们第一辆车 代号DMC-12
[28:50]	The DeLorean Motor Car.	德罗宁汽车公司
[29:00]	In the early stages this was all but the second coming.	在早期这简直是奇迹再度降临
[29:04]	It was described in Detroit as significant	在底特律 它被赋予了
[29:07]	as the invention of the Ford Model A.	和福特A型车一样重要的地位
[29:10]	That this was gonna change everything.	它拥有着改变一切的可能
[29:32]	I don’t think I’ve sat in one of these probably	自从我爸爸在农场里弄了一辆之后
[29:34]	since my dad had one on the farm.	我就没坐过这种车了
[29:36]	There’s not much of a tie..	我和汽车之间的联系
[29:39]	…for me to the car as much as people would think.	并不像人们想象的那么紧密
[29:39]		扎克·德罗宁 约翰的儿子
[29:43]	I don’t know if that makes sense.	我不知道这是否合理
[29:45]	Being young when this car was built	这辆车造出来的时候我还小
[29:48]	you just don’t understand the magnitude and the gravity of it.	还不能理解它的意义和重要性
[29:51]	You know, it’s flying over your head	只觉得它的速度
[29:52]	at 1,000 miles an hour.	有每小时1000英里那么快
[29:54]	And you know, it’s like my dad built this car.	还有就是 我爸爸造了这辆车
[29:56]	You know, it’s got our name on it.	上面有我们的名字
[29:59]	I mean, when I’m in it or I see it	我坐在里面或者看到它的时候
[30:00]	I see my father, I feel my dad.	我看到的是我爸 感觉到的是我爸
[30:03]	Uh, but between me and this car	但是我和这辆车之间
[30:06]	i — it’s a, I think it’s a love-hate relationship, probably.	我觉得可能是一种爱恨交加的关系
[30:10]	Half the time, I don’t even know what to think of it，	有一半的时间 我甚至不知道该怎么想
[30:12]	you know, to be honest with you, so..	老实说
[30:20]	Probably the, the closest person	也许我这辈子
[30:22]	I’ve ever been close to my whole fucking life was my father.	最亲近的人就是我爸
[30:26]	He adopted me when I was, I mean, two weeks old.	他在我两周大的时候收养了我
[30:32]	As far as like DeLorean or DeLorean Motor Company	至于德罗宁 或者德罗宁汽车公司
[30:35]	you know, it was just dad going to work	对我来说都只是老爸去上班
[30:37]	dad’s building a car.	老爸在造汽车
[30:39]	I had no clue how famous he was.	我不知道他有多有名
[30:41]	Had no clue how famous my mother was.	也不知道妈妈有多有名
[30:44]	I think we moved to New York	我们应该是在
[30:45]	probably I would say in ’74.	1974年搬去纽约的
[30:47]	because then my sister was born in ’77.	因为我妹妹在1977年出生
[30:50]	Through out my life I understood	在我的一生中 我知道
[30:52]	that there was this man John DeLorean.	有个叫约翰·德罗宁的人
[30:54]		凯瑟琳·德罗宁 约翰的女儿
[30:55]	And with this man John DeLorean	以及和这个名字连在一起的
[30:57]	came this history of, um, all the things	所有的故事
[31:01]	that are again iconically encompassed by the car.	总是和汽车密切相关
[31:07]	And then there was my dad.	然后才是我的爸爸
[31:11]	And I understood that they were	我知道 这两个人
[31:14]	two different people.	是两个不同的人
[31:17]	When I was little	我小的时候
[31:19]	my dad was at the peak of everything.	是我爸爸的巅峰时刻
[31:22]	There are pictures of us..	有很多我们的照片
[31:25]	…and I used to say it’s the royal family.	我以前总说 我们像是皇室
[31:27]	My mom was always so perfect and put together.	我妈妈总是那么的完美
[31:30]	And my brother always in his perfect little suit.	我哥也一直都穿着他得体的小西装
[31:33]	Oh, we were so cute.	我们小时候真的太可爱了
[31:35]	Like seriously, we were just so cute.	真的 太可爱了
[31:37]	My dad was my best friend.	爸爸是我最好的朋友
[31:40]	He just, he taught me everything.	他教会了我很多东西
[31:42]	He taught me how to fish. He taught me how to drive.	他教我钓鱼 教我开车
[31:45]	He taught me how to ride a motorcycle.	教我骑摩托车
[31:48]	This is everything he had been working for.	这就是他一直努力的目标
[31:50]	This was his dream, I mean, being married to my mom	是他的梦想 跟我妈结婚
[31:53]	having a family, having an, an apartment	生小孩 在第五大道
[31:55]	on Fifth Avenue, uh..	买个房子
[31:57]	…buying a farm out in New Jersey	在新泽西买个农场
[32:00]	having the car company.	成立一家汽车公司
[32:03]	That was probably the best time of his life.	那大概是他一生中最美好的一段时光
[32:11]	Can you see this well? Is this lit well enough for you?	你看的清吗 要把灯调亮点吗
[32:14]	Because, I mean, I don’t..	因为 我不
[32:16]	I’m a firm believer that that can’t be faked.	我坚信这肯定不是装的
[32:19]	And now, how happy she is, I don’t know.	她有多开心 我不知道
[32:22]	And she seems pretty happy, but she’s a kid.	她看起来也很开心 但她是个小孩
[32:24]	They’re always fairly happy as a rule.	小朋友们总是快乐的
[32:27]	And, but look at how happy he is himself	但是你看他自己有多高兴
[32:30]	the subject of the film.	这个电影的主角
[32:33]	I don’t think that can be..	我不觉得这个可以
[32:34]	I think he’s very happy.	我觉得他是发自内心的高兴
[32:35]	And I have a picture of my family.	我也有一张全家福
[32:37]	And I’m a couple of years older than my wife	我比我妻子要大几岁
[32:40]	than he is from his wife.	他也比他的妻子大
[32:41]	So I get this. I get this.	所以我能明白 我能明白
[32:45]	And the problem is that he wanted both.	问题在于他两个都想要
[32:49]	And when you want both, you can have both but that’s very tough to do.	但是鱼和熊掌不可兼得
[32:53]	Cristina, you have been married to this man for seven years.	克里斯蒂娜 你和这个男人结婚七年了
[32:56]	Tell me about John.	跟我们说说约翰
[32:59]	Well, I, unfortunately for everyone else	不幸的是 对其他人来说
[33:02]	all of our other friends, they do not know John	以及我们所有的朋友 都不会像我这样
[33:05]	the way I do. And if they did —	了解约翰 如果他们了解
[33:06]	Well, that may be better.	可能会更好
[33:07]	No, no, let — let me be more specific about..	不 不 说得具体一点就是
[33:10]	Because most of the people know John as the	因为大部分人更了解的是
[33:12]	as a businessman and an executive	他作为生意人和总经理的一面
[33:15]	but I know him as a husband and a loving father.	但是我更清楚他作为丈夫和好爸爸的一面
[33:19]	And he is a totally unselfish, gentle, giving human being.	是无私 温柔以及乐于助人的
[33:23]	I grew up and married Prince Charming.	我嫁给了我的白马王子
[33:25]	– Really? – That’s exactly how I feel.	-真的吗 -这就是我最真实的想法
[33:27]	Yes. Alright, John.	好吧 约翰
[33:28]	Describe her to me.	跟我说说她
[33:31]	Yeah, of course, it would take days, but, uh..	当然 她的好几天几夜都说不完
[33:34]	I never in my wildest dreams ever believed	但我做梦都没想过
[33:37]	that my life could be so complete and so happy.	有一天我的生活会这么圆满幸福
[33:40]	And, uh, when there’s any kind of a family crisis	当我们的家庭遇到任何困难的时候
[33:43]	she suddenly becomes the Rock of Gibraltar.	她就会突然变得很坚强
[33:45]	She really is the solid, stable part of, you know	她真的是那种很坚定的人
[33:49]	our relationship whether..	我们的关系是否
[33:50]	She was very perky. Peppy. Upbeat.	她总是漂漂亮亮 劲头十足 积极向上的
[33:53]		莫瑞娜·巴卡琳 饰克里斯蒂娜·费拉雷
[33:54]	And, and she is that way in a lot of the footage that I’ve seen.	在我看到的很多镜头里她都是这样的
[34:00]	Do you want me to walk you to the elevator	你要我像平时一样
[34:01]	like I do every morning?	送你到电梯口吗
[34:02]	– No. – No? Okay.	-不用 -不用吗 好吧
[34:05]	Goodbye, sweetheart. Have a wonderful day.	拜拜 亲爱的 今天要开心哦
[34:07]	Goodbye, darling.	拜拜 亲爱的
[34:09]	That’s John. Anyway…	约翰就是这样
[34:10]	But, every woman who has it all	但是 像她这样拥有一切的女人
[34:13]	and who works and who has children and who is in love	又有工作 还儿女双全 和丈夫很相爱
[34:17]	and who has a loving family	家庭幸福美满
[34:18]	like you cannot be 100 percent at everything.	怎么会有人各个方面都这么完美呢
[34:21]	When I was watching footage, it was to sort of see	我在看这些影片的时候 总想要把
[34:24]	what was the public Cristina versus what was the personal	公众面前的和真实的克里斯蒂娜区分开
[34:28]	Where the cracks were?	怎么区分她们两个
[34:31]	I just found out a few hours ago.	我在几小时前才知道这件事
[34:33]	I know nothing.	之前我对此一无所知
[34:35]	I caught a plane. I’m here.	听到消息之后我就马上坐飞机赶过来了
[34:37]	She’s so composed. It’s amazing, right?	她太淡定了 很神奇 对吧
[34:40]	I mean, I feel like she was caught in between	我觉得她被夹在
[34:44]	what she wanted things to be like	她希望事情变成什么样
[34:46]	and, and this is just me speculating obviously	和 当然这都是我的猜测
[34:49]	but, like, what she wanted things to be like	但是 就像她希望事情变成什么样
[34:51]	and then what would, the reality was.	以及事实是什么样的之间
[34:54]	Not yet. We were just rehearsing.	还没开始 我们刚刚只是在排练
[34:57]	Sit down. Sit down you.. What are you doing?	坐下 坐下 你在干嘛
[35:00]	And obviously with what happened in their lives	很明显他们的生活
[35:03]	with John being arrested, that’s a huge..	在约翰被捕后 有巨大的
[35:06]	I think that’s sort of like the culmination of it all.	有点像是这一切的高潮
[35:08]	And, and along the way I’m sure that in their relationship	我一直都相信 他们之间
[35:11]	there were moments where she was very much in love	有段时间非常相爱
[35:15]	but wondering… you know	只是 很好奇
[35:17]	he’s incredibly driven and ambitious	在他心怀壮志努力拼搏的时候
[35:19]	and how does she fit into that picture?	她又在其中扮演什么样的角色呢
[35:21]	Eventually the car will get built	汽车肯定是会造出来的
[35:23]	but right now I’m trying to build a brand.	但是现在我要先把品牌做起来
[35:26]	Well, it concerns me where we’re gonna raise the children.	我很在意我们的孩子们在哪长大
[35:31]	Well, wherever we set up shop	不论我们在哪开公司
[35:34]	we won’t have to spend much time there.	都没必要在那里定居
[35:36]	All that matters is which government gives us the most money.	关键是哪个政府给我们的钱最多
[35:40]	Well, it matters to me.	对我是挺重要的
[35:44]	And it matters to the kids.	对孩子们也挺重要的
[35:48]	Don’t worry. It’s gonna be great for all of us.	别担心了 一切都会好的
[35:53]	Trust me.	相信我
[36:02]	Northern Ireland’s now experiencing rioting	北爱尔兰正在经历一场
[36:04]	on a scale not seen for many years.	多年未见的大规模暴乱
[36:07]	Why pick Belfast, Ireland	为什么选择在贝尔法斯特, 爱尔兰
[36:10]	to build your, your motor plant?	建造你的汽车工厂
[36:11]	Oh, it’s very simple, nobody anywhere in the world	很简单 因为全世界没有其他地方
[36:14]	would come up with the financing we needed.	能提供我们需要的资金
[36:17]	Now, nobody else would go to Belfast	现在 没有人会去贝尔法斯特
[36:19]	because it’s such a terrible, dangerous place to be.	这个充斥着危险和恐怖主义的地方了
[36:22]	I read in the newspapers that John DeLorean had secured	我在报纸上看到约翰·德罗宁
[36:26]	the investment he needed to establish his car project	在北爱尔兰的社会
[36:29]	in Northern Ireland against the background	处于动荡不安的时候
[36:31]		巴利·威尔斯 德罗宁汽车公司 采购总监
[36:31]	of the famous troubles that was rife at that time.	得到了他的汽车项目所需的投资
[36:36]	The long civil unrest between Catholics and Protestants	天主教徒和新教徒的长期内乱
[36:40]	scares off industrialists depriving Northern Ireland	导致许多工业撤出了北爱尔兰
[36:43]	of jobs which it needs more than any other area of Britain.	这个英国最需要工作的地区
[36:47]	The unemployment was insane. It was 30, 40 percent.	有百分之三四十的失业者几近疯狂
[36:51]	And John had something to offer.	而约翰能提供的
[36:53]	Jobs.	正是工作岗位
[36:55]	The labor government in Britain at the time	当时英国的工党政府
[36:57]	was willing to put in subsidies, loans	愿意给他提供补贴 贷款
[37:01]	a piece of land. But here’s the catch.	还有土地 但问题在于
[37:05]	It’s got a population that has never built a car before.	这里的人从来没有造过车
[37:08]	There’s no pre-existing structure	在此之前这里一家汽车公司都没有
[37:11]	to build a car company there.	一切都得从头开始
[37:12]	And you have to do it in two years.	而他必须在两年之内搞定所有
[37:15]	I mean, are you kidding me?	这根本不可能
[37:17]	And all they have at this point is a hand-built prototype.	他们现在只有一个手工模型
[37:21]	So it was a long list of things to accomplish to	离真正能生产汽车还差了十万八千里
[37:24]	eventually be able to productionize the car.	他任重道远着呢
[37:27]	It became clear to everyone that they needed to	每个人都很清楚
[37:30]	have help to weed out all the problems	要克服所有困难 实现汽车
[37:32]	and actually engineer this car to be mass-produced.	量化生产 得有人来帮忙
[37:35]	Well, Colin Chapman comes into the picture.	科林·查普曼在这个时候出现了
[37:42]	Probably the finest automobile engineer	科林·查普曼大概是我一生中
[37:44]	I have ever met in my life, Colin Chapman.	见过的最好的汽车发动机工程师了
[37:47]	I’ll introduce Colin now.	现在来给你们介绍科林·查普曼
[37:50]	Colin Chapman is the founder of Lotus Cars.	科林·查普曼是莲花汽车公司的创始人
[37:50]		科林·查普曼 莲花汽车公司 创始人 工程师
[37:52]	He was a pioneer in the racing industry.	他是赛车产业的开拓者
[37:56]	He dominated Formula 1.	他是F1的主宰
[37:58]	A deal had been struck with Lotus Cars as a company	与莲花汽车公司公司达成了协议
[38:02]	and Colin Chapman as a named individual to engineer	科林·查普曼以个人名义参与
[38:06]	and develop DeLorean cars that could enter production.	德罗宁汽车公司的设计和生产
[38:09]	Well, the idea of working with Lotus sounded like a good idea.	和莲花汽车合作是个不错的想法
[38:10]		比尔·科林斯 德罗宁汽车公司 研发总监
[38:13]	We would all get together and we’d become	我们聚在一起
[38:15]	a joint organization and go	像一个团队一样
[38:18]	finish the production design work.	去解决生产和设计方面的问题
[38:20]	Well, when we first got to Lotus	我们第一次去莲花汽车的时候
[38:22]		鲍勃·马尼恩 德罗宁汽车公司 工程师
[38:23]	I mean, right out of the chute, it was kind of awkward.	最开始有一些尴尬
[38:26]	Here Bill and I and some others had spent years	比尔和我花了很多年
[38:30]	getting us to this point and then now it was like	才走到这一步 然后现在就像
[38:34]	Bill Collins and Bob Manion and whoever else was involved	比尔·柯林斯和鲍勃·马尼恩还有其他人
[38:37]	they can kinda, like, just, you know, watch us.	站在一边看着就行了
[38:43]	And that of course isn’t what I was gonna do and it certainly	我当然不会这么做 而且
[38:44]	1978 Norwich,England	莲花汽车的办公室
[38:46]	wasn’t gonna be what Bill was gonna do.	比尔肯定也不会这么做
[38:48]	This is Bill. John in?	我是比尔 约翰在吗
[38:50]	Bill, how the hell are ya?	比尔 怎么了
[38:52]	Look, John, I got the contract you sent over.	约翰 我拿到了你发的合同
[38:55]		纽约 DMC合作处
[38:55]	I have to say, it raises some questions.	我觉得好像有点问题
[39:00]	You’ve got a lot in here about Lotus, John	约翰 合同里有很多关于莲花汽车的条款
[39:02]	but nothing about me.	但是没有关于我的
[39:04]	Oh, you don’t have to worry about that, Bill	比尔 你不用在意这个
[39:05]	it’s just a lot of paperwork.	这个就只是一些书面文件
[39:07]	Uh, you know what you’re doing.	你知道你做什么就好了
[39:08]	I understand that, John, but I, I thought	我懂你的意思 约翰 但是我觉得
[39:10]	this was supposed to be a collaboration on the redesign	这本应该是一次全新的合作
[39:13]	but Chapman’s nowhere to be found.	但是查普曼不见了
[39:16]	Well, they’re doing a lot of R&D, aren’t they?	他们为R&D做了很多 不是吗
[39:18]	That’s the other thing.	还有件事
[39:20]	This, this company in here, this GPD	这个GPD公司
[39:24]	I’ve never even heard of it.	我从来没听过
[39:27]	You don’t need to worry about that, Bill.	比尔你不用管管这些
[39:28]	It’s not going to affect you at all. Okay?	这些完全不会影响你的 好吗
[39:32]	I don’t see how that’s possible.	我不明白这怎么可能
[39:33]	T — they got a hefty line item in here on engineering	他们有一个关于发动机的大项目
[39:36]	but that’s what we’re supposed to be doing.	但这不是我们应该做的吗
[39:38]	It just seems like you’re paying twice	你好像为同一个东西
[39:40]	for the same thing, John.	付了两次钱 约翰
[39:43]	Well, I, I.. It must be some kind of a tax shelter, Bill.	我 我 这可能是用来避税的 比尔
[39:45]	I don’t know. I’m not a CPA. I’m sorry.	我不知道 我不是会计 对不起
[39:50]	John, what am I doing here?	约翰 我在这干嘛
[39:53]	Why am I even here?	我为什么在这
[40:00]	I liked Bill. I think he’d done a tremendous job.	我喜欢比尔 我认为他做的工作很棒
[40:03]	But the moment I found him reading the contract	但是我确实炒了他
[40:07]	it was quite clear that what he’d already decided	看了合同他就知道
[40:11]	in his own mind was true, that he was out of a job.	他猜得是对的 他失业了
[40:14]	Colin Chapman was not gonna have	科林·查普曼是不会让人
[40:17]	anybody looking over Colin Chapman’s shoulder.	窥探到他的机密的
[40:20]	To do business like this, don’t you have to be pretty ruthless?	做这样的事 是不是需要变得铁石心肠
[40:25]	Um, I don’t think you have to be ruthless.	我不觉得需要变成那样
[40:28]	I — I think you have to be prepared to make	只是我需要时刻准备着
[40:29]	some unpalatable decisions at times.	做一些得罪人的决定
[40:32]	Cause frequently you’re faced with	因为经常要做一些类似
[40:33]	making a decision between two evils	两害相权取其轻的决定
[40:35]	and, and you’re gonna hurt somebody.	所以总会伤害到一些人
[40:37]	John DeLorean himself, he knew.	约翰·德罗宁他自己是知道的
[40:39]		科林·斯普纳 工程师 莲花汽车
[40:40]	He’d arranged with Chapman that	他和查普曼安排的
[40:42]	that this is the way it’s gonna be.	就是这样
[40:44]	Nobody had told the — the guys from the US team.	而他的美国团队对此一无所知
[40:48]	It becomes painfully clear that	令人痛心的是
[40:50]	Bill and his engineering team are out of a job.	比尔和他的团队都失业了
[40:53]	And not only that, there’s something very fishy going on	不仅如此 这笔交易的资金上
[40:57]	with the finances of this deal.	也存在一些可疑的事情
[40:59]	Colin Chapman was going to be willing to do things	科林·查普曼会乐意去做一些
[41:02]	that Bill would never have been comfortable with.	比尔绝对无法接受的事情
[41:05]	And for John, I think that was an important aspect	至于约翰 我认为这对他们的合作来说
[41:08]	to this partnership.	是很重要的一个方面
[41:09]	And it was the type of thing that was so important to him at the time that	对当时的他来说是如此重要
[41:13]	he was willing to sacrifice Bill.	他甚至愿意牺牲比尔
[41:22]	“Dear, John, after much deliberation on my part	亲爱的约翰 在我深思熟虑之后
[41:26]	“I feel it is obvious to both of us	很明显对于我们俩来说
[41:28]	“that my participation in your venture	我在你事业中的存在
[41:30]	“is no longer the same as intended.	已经不是当初预期的那样了
[41:34]	“Under the current circumstances	在目前这种情况下
[41:35]	“I feel the only alternative for me is to	我唯一的选择就是
[41:38]	“tender my resignation	递交我的辞呈
[41:39]	“in all my present positions at this time.	辞去我现在的一切事务
[41:42]	I wish you and the rest of the team the best of luck.”	祝你和其他人好运
[41:47]	All these years later…	过了这么多年
[41:50]	…it still looks great.	它看上去还是很不错
[41:52]	And it would be nice to have a brown interior.	要是内饰是棕色的就好了
[41:57]	Well, it’d-it’d been a long long time	我们从做这个项目起
[42:00]	that we’d been working on the project	已经过了好久好久了
[42:02]	and — and I felt that I was being totally undercut by John	我觉得自己完完全全被约翰出卖了
[42:07]	and he really owed me a hell of lot more than to	他这样对我真的是
[42:09]	treat me the way he did.	欠我太多了
[42:12]	And it just seemed like the time to move on.	但好像是时候让这一切过去了
[42:15]	Do you remember having the conversation with John	你还记得和约翰的那次对话吗
[42:18]	where you said, “I — I’m resigning?”	你说了你要辞职的那次
[42:20]	No, I don’t remember.	不 我不记得了
[42:21]	I just..	我就是
[42:23]	I think he was happy to see me go.	我觉得我离开他应该会高兴
[42:26]	– Do you really? – Yeah.	-你真的这么觉得吗 -是的
[42:27]	He didn’t try to stop you at all?	他完全没有阻止你吗
[42:29]	No.	没有
[42:35]	We’re all males	我们都是男人
[42:36]	but there’s something to be said about	但是有种说法说是
[42:38]	being the guy that’s sort of the guy that bore the baby	创造出DMC-12就跟生孩子一样
[42:42]	as it were with the DMC-12.	一样的不容易
[43:03]	Before we started filming, we knew nothing..	在我们拍摄之前 我们对约翰·德罗宁
[43:06]	…about John DeLorean, really.	简直一无所知 真的
[43:07]		克里斯·海吉达斯 纪录片制作人
[43:12]		制作人 克里斯·海吉达斯 唐·彭内贝克
[43:13]	We basically came to the project	我们来做这个项目主要是
[43:15]	because a British television station wanted	有家英国电视台想要
[43:18]	to do something on Ireland.	做点有关于爱尔兰的东西
[43:21]	And I was thinking, “Oh, boy	然后我就想 噢 天呐
[43:22]		纪录片制作人 D·A·彭内贝克
[43:23]	we can do a — a wonderful piece on Yates.”	我们可以做一部关于耶茨的精彩作品
[43:26]	They said, “No, no, we want it to be about automobiles	他们说 不 不 我们要做关于汽车的
[43:29]	because everybody in England just loves automobiles.”	因为英国人都喜欢汽车
[43:32]	Like most of our films, you know	像大多数我们的电影一样
[43:34]	the idea was to kind of watch somebody who wants to	主旨是看到那些想要
[43:37]	fulfill a life dream and, you know, that’s who John was.	实现人生愿望的人 就像约翰一样
[43:41]	John Zachary DeLorean certainly doesn’t smile much.	约翰·扎卡里·德罗宁不经常笑
[43:44]	The reason is simple.	原因很简单
[43:46]	The most important project in his life	他人生中最重要的项目
[43:47]	is yet to be accomplished.	还没有完成
[43:49]	He was very guarded because he had so many things	他非常警觉 我想是因为在他脑海中还有
[43:53]	I guess, on his mind to get figured out all the time.	很多事情需要找到答案
[43:57]	Uh, we’ve had some kind of criticism right from day one.	我们从第一天开始就受到了一些批评
[44:01]	First, uh, we were never gonna get the program together.	首先是说我们永远都安排不好项目
[44:04]	Then we’d never get the financing.	那我们就永远得不到资金
[44:06]	Then we’d never build the plant.	也就永远无法建造工厂
[44:07]	I don’t think the motor car manufacturing industries	我认为在汽车制造业内
[44:10]		乔治·克雷恩 工厂员工 德罗宁汽车公司
[44:11]	whether it be America UK, mainland,	不管是美国 英国 还是欧洲大陆
[44:15]	actually ever thought that it could be done.	没有人相信他可以成功
[44:18]	Now the critics are forecasting our failure	现在批评家们在预测
[44:21]	two or three years from now.	我们两到三年后会失败
[44:22]	So, I think as long as you can always keep your failure two	所以 我想只要你能做到将你的失败
[44:25]	or three years in the future, you’re probably gonna do okay.	保持两到三年 你可能会做得很好
[44:28]	I think DeLorean’s problem was at that time	我认为德罗宁当时的问题在于
[44:28]		迪克·马尔霍兰德 工厂员工 德罗宁汽车公司
[44:31]	he needed cars and he needed cars in a hurry.	他需要汽车 并且是急需汽车
[44:33]	You gotta pick the three or four big markets and go after ’em.	你需要选择三四个大市场并持续跟踪
[44:37]	We can’t wait 14 months to start selling.	我们不能等14个月再开始销售
[44:39]	It was a constant panic of racing the clock	那段时间是有一种持续性的焦虑
[44:43]	and it was a damn the torpedoes and full speed ahead.	需要争分夺秒 与时间赛跑
[44:46]		杰瑞·威廉森 特殊项目经理 德罗宁汽车公司
[44:48]	It was such a process of building the car	这真是制造汽车的全过程
[44:51]	and seeing what — what was working	能看见是什么零件部位在起作用
[44:52]	and what wasn’t working.	什么没起作用
[44:54]	We’ve had problems on the upper control arm	上控制臂有问题
[44:56]	around the ball joint	在球头周围
[44:57]	but we also had a torsion rod failure	我们还有个扭杆故障
[44:59]	at 41,000 cycles.	41000次循环
[45:00]	Everybody knew that there were gonna be problems.	所有人都知道会有问题
[45:01]		科林·斯普纳 工程师 莲花汽车
[45:03]	The view you took was, well, yeah, we expected this.	你的看法是 是的 我们也预料到了
[45:06]	Fine, let’s get on and fix it.	好吧 我们就把它修好
[45:08]	It was crazy. Absolutely crazy.	这很疯狂 绝对很疯狂
[45:11]	But it was exciting.	但也很令人兴奋
[45:12]	You were an operator on the floor seeing that lovely	你作为操作员看到那可爱的
[45:15]	stainless steel car going together the way it should go.	不锈钢车被按部就班的组装在一起
[45:18]	That was very rewarding.	那是非常值得的
[45:20]	You felt part of a family when you went in there.	你进去之后就好像成为那个家庭的一份子
[45:23]	Uh, there was absolutely no trouble	那儿绝对没有什么麻烦
[45:26]	no Protestant, Catholic divide.	没有新教和天主教的分歧
[45:28]	One of the proudest achievements, I think	德罗宁最令人骄傲的成就之一
[45:29]		巴利·威尔斯 德罗宁汽车公司 采购总监
[45:30]	of DeLorean is that it was a form of social experiment.	就是这是一种社会实验
[45:34]	You had for the first time in Northern Ireland	在北爱尔兰第一次出现
[45:37]	Catholics and Protestants working alongside each other.	天主教徒和新教徒一起工作
[45:40]	The social experiment was beginning to work.	社会实验开始奏效了
[45:42]	You can have a mixed work force and be successful.	有一种混合的劳动力出现并取得成功
[45:46]	And two years and eleven months	两年十一个月后
[45:47]		艾伦·海沃德 工厂雇员 德罗宁汽车公司
[45:49]	we had built a factory..	我们建造了一个工厂
[45:52]	…we had designed the car.	我们设计出了汽车
[45:54]	The cars were built.	汽车被制造出来
[45:56]	And that was the best time	那是我所有工作经历中
[45:59]	I have ever had working in any company.	有过的最好的经历
[46:03]	When the first six cars came rolling out	当前六辆车推出时
[46:07]	the news crews were all there..	新闻工作人员都在那里
[46:10]	John was the biggest hero in Northern Ireland that day.	那一天约翰是北爱尔兰最伟大的英雄
[46:13]	It’s incredible that he got 3,500 cars	他能制造出3500辆车并航运至美国
[46:16]	into the United States on a boat.	真是不可思议
[46:18]	We actually sailed on the damn boat, too.	我们其实也在那条船上
[46:21]	Uh, because I just was so excited to see that happen	因为我能看到这一切的发生真的很激动
[46:25]	because I knew he showed them that he could do it.	我知道他向世人宣告了 他能做到
[46:29]	Buyers are reported to be queuing up in the United States	据报道 美国的买家都排起长队
[46:32]	for the company’s futuristic Goldwing DMC-12.	为了购入该公司的未来金翼DMC-12
[46:35]	And D.A., and Chris, you watch their movie	你看D.A.和克里斯 他们的电影
[46:39]	and the perception you get at the end is, this is a success.	你最后得到的感觉是 这很成功
[46:42]	Everything was hunky dory and it was great, you know?	一切都很棒 很美好
[46:46]	We’d succeeded in October ’81.	我们在1981年10月成功了
[46:57]	DeLorean is four or five little moves away from victory.	德罗宁距离成功只有四五步了
[47:04]	He’s on the doorstep of that victory.	他就在成功的门口
[47:07]	You know in — in the music of it it’s like Bolero.	在音乐中 就像是波列罗舞曲
[47:11]	You know, John just says..	约翰就是
[47:18]	We don’t migrate from that.	我们不会从那里走远
[47:20]	He’s played a pretty high stakes game	他进行了一个高风险的比赛
[47:22]	and he really, really stays calm and very contained.	他真的 真的保持了冷静和极度克制
[47:27]	And the drama is in him being contained	但是戏剧性的事情就在他身上发生了
[47:29]	while everything collapsed around him.	他周围的一切都分崩离析
[47:33]	Things started to go south very quickly	事情很快就恶化了
[47:36]	um, around the fall of 1981	大约在1981年的秋天
[47:42]	there was a series of monumental cockups.	出现了一系列的重大错误
[47:45]	So everything’s going really smoothly. But it’s — it’s —	一切都进展的很顺利 但是
[47:46]		吉恩·卡菲罗 主席 德罗宁汽车公司
[47:47]	Well, I wouldn’t say smoothly.	也不能说是顺利
[47:49]	I don’t want to, uh, give the appearance that, you know	我不想 不想让事情看上去
[47:52]	everything’s just absolutely, uh, perfect.	好像一切都很完美的样子
[47:56]	When those cars first came off the boat	当那些汽车第一次下船的时候
[47:59]	they were just a product warranty nightmare.	只是一些产品保修的噩梦
[48:02]	The door won’t close. The gaps are all wrong.	门关不上 缝隙也都错了
[48:04]	The, uh, window wiper won’t work.	车窗雨刮器坏了
[48:06]	The door mechanism won’t work.	门的机械装置也坏了
[48:06]		迪克·马尔霍兰德 工厂员工 德罗宁汽车公司
[48:08]	You know, that happened when it — it happened to me once	那些在我身上发生过一次
[48:10]	getting stuck in the car. Couldn’t	被困在了车里 不能
[48:11]	— couldn’t open the door, you know?	就是 打不开车门
[48:14]	We reviewed the car.	我们检查了汽车
[48:16]	It costs more than a Corvette.	价格比科尔维特还贵
[48:18]	It didn’t handle that great. It was kind of slow.	它的操控感不太好 有点慢
[48:19]		唐·谢尔曼 记者 《名车志》
[48:21]	It was not the car he promised	这不是他所承诺的那种汽车
[48:25]	this fuel-efficient, high performance car.	那种省油的高性能汽车
[48:29]	It started to go south when	事情开始恶化
[48:32]	this happened in the teeth of	当这些发生在
[48:36]	uh, a diminishing economy.	经济衰退时期的时候
[48:38]	Now the dream seems to be fading.	现在 梦想似乎在消逝
[48:40]	Sales are way down in the United States	美国的销售量大幅度下降
[48:42]	perhaps for economic reasons	也许是因为经济原因
[48:44]	perhaps because of some dissatisfaction with the car.	也许是因为对汽车的不满
[48:47]	In a scenario where there’s a few thousand cars	在有几千辆车运到美国的情况下
[48:50]	coming to the US, there’s these quality control issues.	出现了这些质量控制问题
[48:53]	The lesson that should have been learned from this is	我们应该从中吸取的教训是
[48:57]	let’s slow production down a little bit more.	生产速度要再慢一点
[48:59]	Let’s figure out a way to work out all these issues.	要找出解决这些问题的方法
[49:02]	Unfortunately, that’s the opposite	不幸的是 约翰的决定
[49:03]		塔米尔·阿登 德罗宁生平学家
[49:05]	of what John decided to do.	恰恰与之相反
[49:07]	He pulled the trigger on basically doubling production.	他刺激了产量 基本上翻了一番
[49:10]	And what happened?	发生了什么呢
[49:12]	These cars were backing up like plague rats	这些车像过街老鼠一样
[49:15]	you know, on the docks.	就在码头上
[49:17]	And it was just the wrong, wrong move.	这是一个非常错误的举动
[49:20]	So the question has to be	所以问题是
[49:21]	well, why did he do this?	他为什么要这样做
[49:23]	It was a typical John move because	这是典型的约翰式行为
[49:25]	he saw a little angle in the contract	他在合同中看到了一小点
[49:28]	where if you upped the amount of people that were working there	如果增加了在那里工作的人数
[49:32]	and increased jobs	增加了就业机会
[49:33]	then the government was supposed to be giving him	那么政府就应该给他
[49:35]	an infusion of cash.	注入现金
[49:36]	And so he thought he was going to take advantage	因此他认为要好好利用这个小条款
[49:38]	of this little clause.	带来的好处
[49:39]	Anyone who deals with the government knows	任何和政府打交道的人都知道
[49:42]	that there that’s a risk in itself.	这本身就有风险
[49:45]	What if the politics change?	如果政策改变了怎么办呢
[49:46]	What if the administration changes?	如果政府更替了怎么办呢
[49:49]	Well, Margaret Thatcher happened.	然后玛格丽特·撒切尔上台了
[49:54]	We’d had a change of government by now.	目前政府已经更替
[49:55]	The Conservatives were in power.	保守党当政
[49:58]	Margaret Thatcher, the arch privateer, was prime minister.	玛格丽特·撒切尔独裁掌权 成为首相
[50:02]	Between Margaret Thatcher as prime minister and us	在首相玛格丽特·撒切尔
[50:05]	there was a secretary of state	和我们之间有一位
[50:06]	for Northern Ireland, James Prior.	北爱尔兰国务卿 詹姆斯·普赖尔
[50:09]	Well, I suppose my role with DeLorean	我想我对德罗宁的作用
[50:11]	was to keep him under control.	就是为了控制他
[50:12]		詹姆斯·普赖尔 前北爱尔兰国务卿
[50:14]	Labor government had started off the DeLorean business.	工党政府已经开始冷处理德罗宁的生意
[50:18]	The conservative government	而保守党政府
[50:20]	took a tougher line towards subsidies	对补贴北爱尔兰和德罗宁
[50:23]	for Northern Ireland for DeLorean.	采取了更强硬的态度
[50:25]	DeLorean wanted another	德罗宁想获得来自
[50:27]	$76 million from the British.	英国政府的760万美元
[50:29]	If not, he said, “There would be layoffs.”	如果没有的话 他表示会裁员
[50:31]	I don’t care about the British	我不在乎英国纳税人的钱
[50:33]	taxpayers’ money or my own money.	或是我自己的钱
[50:35]	I think the most important thing is we have some people there	我认为最重要的还是我们的职员
[50:38]	this is a very, very important part of their life	这是他们的生活中非常非常重要的部分
[50:41]	and nothing in the world	世界上没有事情
[50:42]	should be permitted to interfere with it.	可以去干扰
[50:44]	John overestimated the fact that we had created jobs	约翰高估了我们创造就业机会的事实
[50:50]	and that it was the jobs that would secure	而正是这些工作才能确保
[50:51]		巴利·威尔斯 德罗宁汽车公司 采购总监
[50:54]	even more money to keep us alive.	我们有更多的钱来维持经营
[50:57]	That was not the way Margaret Thatcher saw it.	玛格丽特·撒切尔却不这么认为
[51:00]	She genuinely took the view that we couldn’t go on	她坚持认为我们不能在
[51:04]	pouring a lot of money after bad.	境况不好时还继续往里投钱
[51:06]	And in the end we had to say no.	最后我们不得不拒绝
[51:10]	The result? We ran out of cash.	结果呢 我们没有钱了
[51:13]	Therefore, we were heading for insolvency.	因此 我们走向了破产
[51:18]	And that’s at the point when	这个时间点正是
[51:19]	things got very serious indeed.	事情变得很严重的时候
[51:25]	We have a group right now that, that has got the ability	我们现在有一个小组 有能力
[51:26]		潜在投资者与约翰的对话 1982年9月
[51:28]	to come up with, um, for sure 30 million and up	可以弄到至少3000万
[51:32]	you know, upwards of there.	甚至是更多
[51:35]	And during this whole process	而且在整个过程中
[51:37]	John’s back was really up against the wall.	约翰真的走投无路了
[51:39]	He had to figure out a way to pay some of the money back	他必须想方法把一部分钱
[51:42]	to the British government as well as present to them	还给英国政府 并向他们提出
[51:45]	a feasible way to keep the company open	一个可行的方法来维持公司运营
[51:47]	and make it profitable	并且保持盈利
[51:48]	or else they were threatening to come in,	否则他们就威胁要参与进来
[51:52]	seize the factory, liquidate the assets	夺取工厂 清算资产
[51:54]	and everyone was gonna be out of a job.	然后所有人都会失业
[51:56]	Today DeLorean said he is looking for outside financing.	如今德罗宁说他正在寻找外部投资
[51:59]	All I wanna do is keep the factory open	我只想让工厂继续经营
[52:01]	so that people can work. That.. Nothing else.	让人们可以工作 就这样
[52:02]	You last said that you’d keep the factory open	你上次说还想保持工厂正常运转
[52:04]	if it was your last breath.	哪怕这是你最后一口气
[52:06]	Do you still stand by that?	你现在还真么想吗
[52:07]	I’m still trying.	我还在努力
[52:08]	During the months of, sort of August, September	在八九月左右
[52:09]		克里斯·休伊 官方接管人 英国政府
[52:10]	we’d had periodic contact with John DeLorean.	我们和约翰·德罗宁有过定期接触
[52:14]	he on a regular basis	他经常
[52:16]	was coming up with potential funders.	提出潜在的投资者
[52:19]	I spent a lot of time and effort	我耗费了许多时间和精力
[52:20]	but I think we’re now just starting out on	但我觉得我们现在刚刚开始
[52:20]		潜在投资者与约翰的对话 1982年9月
[52:24]	a very successful relationship.	一段很成功的关系
[52:24]		潜在投资者与约翰的对话 1982年9月
[52:26]	I think so, too.	我也这么想
[52:27]	It just took a while to put it together and that’s all.	只是需要一点时间来整合一下 仅此而已
[52:29]	The workers and, the people closest to him at DMC	工人和DMC里他最亲近的人
[52:33]	were being told, “Hey, listen	都被告知 听着
[52:34]	“everything’s gonna be fine.	一切都会好起来的
[52:36]	I definitely have the sources coming through.”	我肯定有资金来源
[52:39]	And we were still at the stage where we were hoping and	当时 我们还是满怀希望地
[52:40]		亚纶·霍华德 工厂职员 德罗宁汽车公司
[52:42]	hoping that it would go alright.	希望一切都会好起来
[52:46]	In terms of having that — that you know the first ten million	第一笔一千万美金
[52:46]		潜在投资者与约翰的对话 1982年9月
[52:49]	it sounds like that’s gotta be Tuesday, right?	星期二能到账吗
[52:52]	I would say I should be able to get that going very quick.	我想应该很快就能到账了
[52:55]	The impression we got at that time was that	我们当时的印象是
[52:58]	John had pretty well gotten the money	约翰肯定能在
[52:59]	by the 17th of October, 1982.	1982年10月17日之前拿到钱
[53:26]	Hello?	喂 哪位
[53:31]	What?	什么
[53:41]	What are you talking about?	你在说什么
[53:44]	We’re in the city	当时是8:34 我们在城里
[53:46]	in the apartment at 8:34..	在我们的公寓里
[53:48]	the phone rings..	电话响了
[53:51]	Mom, who was that?	妈妈 是谁啊
[53:53]	And..	然后
[53:56]	…one phone call, my life changed forever.	一通电话彻底改变了我的人生
[54:02]	John DeLorean was arrested yesterday	约翰·德罗宁昨天被逮捕了
[54:04]	after he met with undercover drug agents	在他和卧底毒品探员见面之后
[54:06]	who DeLorean apparently thought were going to help him make	德罗宁显然认为这个人可以帮助他
[54:08]	a huge profit in a cocaine deal	从可卡因交易中获得一大笔利润
[54:10]	involving more than 100 kilos of cocaine.	这笔交易涉及超过100公斤可卡因
[54:13]	DeLorean’s wife, Cristina Ferrare,	德罗宁的妻子 克里斯蒂娜·费拉雷
[54:15]	an actress and model	演员兼模特
[54:16]	arrived in Los Angeles early this morning.	今天早上抵达了洛杉矶
[54:18]	Wait a minute. Wait a minute.	等一等 等一下
[54:20]	I just found out a few hours ago.	我也是几小时前才知道的
[54:22]	I know nothing.	我什么都不了解
[54:23]	I caught a plane. I’m here. I’m..	我赶飞机 我到这了
[54:25]	Everybody was in total shock.	所有人都彻底震惊了
[54:27]	nowhere in our wildest dreams did we think	我们做梦也想不到
[54:31]	anything like this would occur.	会发生这样的事
[54:32]	John DeLorean may be the perfect proof of the old saying	约翰·德罗宁完美地应了那句老话
[54:35]	“The bigger they come, the harder they fall.”	飞得越高 摔得越惨
[54:38]	And we might add, “The more people want to hear about it.”	我们还可以补充 人们越想听到这件事
[54:40]	It was just disbelief.	就是不相信
[54:43]	And then the news just progressively got	之后新闻就不断
[54:47]	worse and worse and worse.	恶化 越来越糟
[54:48]	He was expressing an interest in financing	他表达对某些类型的
[54:52]	some type of operation	投资项目很感兴趣
[54:53]	that would produce quickly	可以快速产生收入
[54:55]	large sums of money on return from the investment.	从投资中获得巨额回报
[54:59]	I was shocked out of my socks..	我惊呆了
[54:59]		科琳·布思 约翰的秘书 德罗宁汽车公司
[55:03]	…to see him there in this position that I’ve never	看到他正处在我从未见过的位置
[55:07]	I’d never seen him in anything	除了世界的顶端
[55:09]	except being pretty much on top of the world.	我从没想过他会处在其他任何的位置
[55:11]	The sensational case involves	这个骇人听闻的案子涉及
[55:13]	more than 200 pounds of cocaine	超过200磅的可卡因
[55:15]	an elaborate undercover investigation	精心的秘密调查
[55:18]	the end of the DeLorean car, and much, much more.	德罗宁汽车的终结 等等
[55:23]		底线 彻底粉碎 德罗宁 本就支离破碎的梦
[55:27]	It — it’s been said,	人们说
[55:28]	it’s a cliche now that the dream had turned into a nightmare.	现在说美梦变噩梦已经是陈词滥调了
[55:34]	Could you imagine how we felt	你能想象我们的感受吗
[55:36]	seeing John DeLorean, our angel.	看到约翰·德罗宁 我们的天使
[55:40]	I feel like, there he was going away	我感觉 他渐行渐远
[55:43]	and everybody was downtrodden because we felt sure that	而且每个人都被压垮了 因为我们确信
[55:48]	he had done so much, he’d come through again.	他做了那么多 他还会回来
[55:52]	But this time unfortunately, he didn’t.	但这次很不幸 他没有
[55:56]	you’re walking out the plant for the last time today,	你今天最后一次走出工厂
[55:58]	how do you feel about it?	你有什么感受
[55:59]	– We got nothin’. – Pretty upset.	-我们一无所有 -很难过
[56:01]	What’re your chances of getting another job now?	现在你们找另一份工作的机会有多大
[56:03]	– None at all. – Not very good at all.	-没有机会 -很不好
[56:05]	I had to go into the plant that morning	那天早上我走进工厂
[56:07]	call the people together.	把大家召集起来
[56:09]	They’d all heard the same thing, of course..	他们都听说了同一件事 当然
[56:12]	And it really was the end.	的确结束了
[56:15]	I was going around with a auctioneer.	我和一个拍卖商一起逛
[56:18]	And he was putting tags on every piece of equipment.	他在每一件机器上贴上价格标签
[56:23]	That was my last day.	那是最后一天
[56:27]	The expectation of everybody working their hearts out	每个人都用心工作
[56:30]	over there to get these cars built to a good standard	努力使汽车达到一个好标准
[56:33]	and they felt it was, it was gonna be their life.	大家都觉得 这就是他们的生活
[56:35]		科林·斯普纳 工程师 莲花汽车
[56:38]	And it all fell apart. And it was incredibly sad.	然后一切都崩溃了 无法形容地难过
[56:44]	I meet up with people now and then	我有时和人们见面
[56:46]	that… either they worked there	无论是他们自己在这工作过
[56:50]	or their dad worked there	还是他们的父亲在这工作过
[56:51]	or their granddad worked there	或者他们的祖父在这工作过
[56:53]	and you get the same questions,	我都会被问到相同的问题
[56:55]	“What was it really like?”	它到底是什么样的
[56:56]	It was the best job that we ever had.	这是我干过最好的工作
[56:59]	And it was the worst day of their lives	那天也是他们一生中最糟的一天
[57:00]	when it finally closed.	当它彻底关闭
[57:07]	After entering a plea of not guilty	在认罪之后
[57:09]	to all nine drug charges against him	对他有九项毒品指控
[57:11]	John DeLorean came out of	约翰·德罗宁和他的妻子 模特克里斯蒂娜·费拉雷
[57:12]	the federal courthouse in Los Angeles with his wife,model Cristina Ferrare	从洛杉矶的联邦法院走出来
[57:16]	and the four lawyers who are now	四个律师现在
[57:18]	putting together his defense.	一起为他辩护
[57:19]	DeLorean said nothing today	德罗宁今天什么也没有说
[57:21]	but he is reported to have told his lawyers	但是据报道他告诉律师
[57:23]	he was desperate to save his company.	他拼尽全力想拯救他的公司
[57:25]	DeLorean’s lawyers are preparing to argue	德罗宁的律师正在准备争辩
[57:27]	the government entrapped DeLorean.	政府陷害德罗宁
[57:29]	Give him some room, guys. Give him some room.	大家给他一些空间 让一让
[57:31]	It was the case of the century for that year.	这是那年的世纪案件
[57:36]	Because every year has a case of the century	因为每年都会有一个世纪案件
[57:37]		霍华德·维茨曼 辩护律师 美国公诉约翰·德罗宁
[57:38]	trial of the century.	世纪审判
[57:39]	So we were the trial of the century for 1984.	所以那是1984年的世纪审判
[57:43]	The sidewalks in front of the courthouse	法院前面的人行道
[57:45]	will be jammed with reporters and camera crews from all over the world.	会挤满来自世界各地的记者和摄制组
[57:48]	Unless you were there and you lived it	除非你在现场 亲历过这一切
[57:50]		罗伯特·派里 起诉人 美国公诉约翰·德罗宁
[57:50]	you don’t know how captivating it was for the nation.	否则你不会知道这件事在国内有多么热门
[57:54]	A young entrepreneur started	一个年轻的企业家开始
[57:56]	hanging around the courthouse steps today hawking buttons	在法庭外的台阶上 分发徽章
[57:58]	that say “John Z. DeLorean	上面印着 约翰·Z·德罗宁
[58:00]	Cocaine Trafficking Trial Los Angeles, ’84.”	可卡因走私案 洛杉矶 1984年
[58:03]	Our public views these as if it’s a bad guy, get ’em	在公众眼里 如果他是坏人 就抓他
[58:09]	and if it’s not a bad guy, get the government.	如果他不是坏人 就让政府出丑
[58:11]	It’s all really kind of entertainment to the public.	对于公众而言这真的是一种娱乐
[58:14]	John DeLorean had some bad news today.	约翰·德罗宁有坏消息来了
[58:18]	The Automobile Association named him dealer of the year.	汽车协会提名他为年度经销商
[58:24]	A businessman down on his luck	一个倒霉的商人
[58:26]	tries to make money in a dope deal.	试图通过毒品交易赚钱
[58:28]	I mean that’s the, that’s the John DeLorean that I knew.	这就是我认知道的约翰·德罗宁
[58:32]	The case was of overwhelming strength.	这个案子影响巨大
[58:35]	Here’s the cocaine and here’s your target.	这是可卡因 这是你的目标
[58:39]	And he’s holding up a glass of champagne, toasting.	他举起一杯香槟敬酒
[58:43]	To a lot of success for everybody.	敬每个人的成功
[58:45]	And says, that this is better than what was it?	然后说 这比什么好
[58:49]	Better than something.	比某些东西好
[58:50]	It’s better than gold.	这比金子好
[58:52]	Gold weighs more than that, for God’s sakes.	天啊 金子比这个可重多了
[58:55]	Everybody believed that the events were	所有人都相信这表明
[58:58]	showing John DeLorean in the middle of a drug deal.	约翰·德罗宁正在进行毒品交易
[59:02]	One of the things I asked the jurors very early on was	我很早就问过陪审员一件事
[59:05]	“Would it surprise you if I told you you weren’t seeing a drug deal?”	如果我告诉你这不是毒品交易你会惊讶吗
[59:09]	And just hang on and watch the whole movie.	只要等一等然后看完全部影片
[59:11]	And at the end, you’re gonna see	在结尾 你会发现
[59:15]	it isn’t what it appeared to be.	这不是表面看上去那样
[59:17]	A real thriller, of course, which it turned out to be.	原来这是一部真正的惊悚片
[59:28]	the case starts with a guy named James Hoffman.	案件是从一个叫詹姆斯·霍夫曼的人开始的
[59:33]	He was the informant.	他是线人
[59:35]	He was somebody who had been a major	他曾经是一个
[59:38]	narcotics trafficker who had the bad luck of being caught.	毒品贩子 但不幸被捕
[59:39]		罗伯特·派里 起诉人 美国公诉约翰·德罗宁
[59:43]	And he decided to cooperate.	然后他决定与警方合作
[59:45]	Valestra.	这里是瓦莱斯特拉
[59:47]	Mr. Valestra. It’s Jim Hoffman,	瓦莱斯特拉先生 我是吉姆·霍夫曼
[59:49]	your favorite CI.	你最喜欢的线人
[59:51]	You’re not gonna believe who I had a call with.	你想象不到我和谁通过话
[59:55]	John DeLorean.	是约翰·德罗宁
[59:57]	When I got the call from the CI.	当我接到线人的电话
[1:00:00]		约翰·瓦莱斯特拉 卧底缉毒局探员
[1:00:02]	…who’s a neighbor of his.	他的一个邻居
[1:00:03]	We were neighbors out here in California.	在加利福尼亚我们曾经是邻居
[1:00:07]	I was across from his ranch in Pauma Valley.	我就住在他在保马瓦利的牧场对面
[1:00:09]	He says to me, CI, that John needs some money	线人告诉我 约翰需要钱
[1:00:14]	and the inference of drugs was right there.	就想到了要买卖毒品
[1:00:16]	You seen the kind of dire straits	你看到了他公司
[1:00:18]	his company’s in right now..	如今可怕的困境
[1:00:19]	He needs cash bad.	他迫切地需要现金
[1:00:22]	And he doesn’t care where it comes from.	他不在乎钱是怎么来的
[1:00:25]	You know, he’s gonna be back in Pauma Valley at his ranch next week.	他下周要回保马瓦利的牧场
[1:00:29]	He wants to meet me. We’ve already set it up.	他想见我 我们已经约好了
[1:00:31]	Seriously, Jim? You’re kidding me.	真的吗 吉姆 你开玩笑吧
[1:00:33]	My hand to God.	我对天发誓
[1:00:35]	This is happening.	是真的
[1:00:37]	I said, well, see what he’s got to say.	我说 好 那就看看他到时候说什么
[1:00:39]	Go ahead. See what he has to say.	去吧 去看看他要说什么
[1:00:41]	Have I ever done you guys wrong before?	我什么时候让你们失望给
[1:00:44]	I’ll be in touch.	保持联系
[1:00:48]	So at this point it’s 1982..	当时正好是1982年
[1:00:51]	Reagan’s just announced the war on drugs.	里根总统刚刚宣布了禁毒战争
[1:00:53]	In a comprehensive attack on drug trafficking	全面打击贩毒
[1:00:56]	and organized crime.	和有组织犯罪
[1:00:57]	In this time period, a confidential informant	在这期间 像詹姆斯·霍夫曼这样的
[1:01:00]	like James Hoffman can actually make a living	秘密线人的确可以通过
[1:01:03]	by introducing the DEA to high-level criminals.	向缉毒局举报重量级罪犯来谋生
[1:01:06]	John.	约翰
[1:01:08]	John, great to see you.	约翰 很高兴见到你
[1:01:09]	You too, Jim. Been a while.	你也是 吉姆 好久不见了
[1:01:11]	And in this case	当时的情况
[1:01:13]	it’s the perfect storm for John DeLorean.	对约翰·德罗宁来就是一场巨大的风暴
[1:01:17]	When Jim first approached John	吉姆第一次接触约翰
[1:01:20]	it seemed like a very farfetched idea	相信他真的能帮助约翰
[1:01:22]	that he’d be actually able to help John out.	似乎是一个非常牵强的想法
[1:01:25]	These investors	这些投资者
[1:01:26]	But Jim was throwing out some numbers that seemed	但是吉姆抛出了一些对约翰来说
[1:01:29]	very alluring to John.	十分诱人的数据
[1:01:30]	Ten, twenty, fifty million.	一千万 两千万 五千万
[1:01:34]	I thought your investors might like to see these brochures	我想你的投资者可能会想看看这些小册子
[1:01:37]	that we have made up that really can show you	从这里你们可以看得出
[1:01:40]	how we’re all set to —	我们是非常
[1:01:41]	There’s no need.	没这个必要
[1:01:43]	They’re not exactly the kind of guys	他们不是那种
[1:01:45]	that get hung up on paperwork, you know.	愿意阅读文件的人
[1:01:48]	They’re Colombian.	他们是哥伦比亚人
[1:01:52]	They in the coffee business?	他们在做咖啡生意吗
[1:01:53]	You might say that.	可以这么说
[1:01:56]	They met and the first conversation was not recorded.	他们第一次见面的谈话没有被记录
[1:02:01]	So we don’t really know what was said.	所以我们也不知道说了什么
[1:02:04]	And it was when Hoffman then met with DeLorean.	等到霍夫曼和德罗宁再次见面的时候
[1:02:07]	At that point, Hoffman comes back to Valestra	那个时候 霍夫曼又来找瓦莱斯特拉
[1:02:10]	and says, “Yeah, he wants to talk dope.”	说 他想谈谈毒品生意
[1:02:12]	I say, Really?” I mean, uh, well, if he, if he said that	我说 真的吗 那好吧 如果他这么说
[1:02:12]		约翰·瓦莱斯特拉 卧底缉毒局探员
[1:02:16]	we’d better… have him say it again somewhere.	我们最好 找个地方好好谈谈
[1:02:21]	Which we did.	我们也确实这么做了
[1:02:22]	How you doing?	你怎么样
[1:02:23]	Doing great.	好极了
[1:02:24]	What am I doing, interrupting your lunch?	我打扰你吃午饭了吗
[1:02:25]	No..	没
[1:02:26]	And on September 4th	9月4号
[1:02:28]	the meeting at the Lafont Plaza takes place.	我们在拉方特广场会面了
[1:02:30]	That’s a one-on-one meeting with the CI and John.	那次是线人和约翰一对一的见面
[1:02:44]	That, uh, video..	那个 视频
[1:02:45]	that’s pretty explicit stuff.	那是很明确的东西
[1:02:48]	CI writes it all out.	线人全都写出来了
[1:02:50]	And the scenarios are right there on the, uh, on the paper.	一切情况都在纸上 一目了然
[1:03:11]	During this period of time	在这期间
[1:03:12]	John now is supposed to come up with	约翰应该拿出
[1:03:15]	uh, the 1.8 mil.	180万
[1:03:17]	That was where it was left.	上次的谈话就到这里了
[1:03:19]	So he’d have to put some skin in the game.	所以他必须出点血
[1:03:39]	Government attorneys in the John DeLorean trial	在约翰·德罗宁案件中的检方律师
[1:03:42]	today introduced a videotape	今天拿出了一盒录像带
[1:03:43]	that is perhaps the most damaging evidence	也许会成为对该汽车公司高管
[1:03:45]	against the auto executive.	最不利的证据
[1:03:46]	The tape was played as part of the testimony of James Hoffman	录像带是詹姆斯·霍夫曼证词的一部分
[1:03:49]	a paid undercover informer	他是警方的有偿卧底
[1:03:51]	who was the government’s key witness against DeLorean.	也是政府用来对抗德罗宁的关键人物
[1:03:53]	Defense attorneys describe the meeting in Washington, DC	辩护律师将这场发生在华盛顿特区
[1:03:56]	between John DeLorean and the undercover informant	约翰·德罗宁和那个告密者之间的会议
[1:03:58]	as a clever lure.	描述为一个聪明的诱饵
[1:04:00]	And as for DeLorean’s participation in that discussion,	至于德罗宁的确出现在了那场会面中
[1:04:02]	the defense team says	辩护方声称
[1:04:04]	“There’s no harm in listening to someone else talk about a drug deal.”	听别人谈论毒品交易又不犯法
[1:04:13]	For three months during the trial	审讯期间的三个月
[1:04:15]	we moved to my grandmother’s grandfather’s house in Brentwood.	我们搬到了祖父母在布伦特伍德的家
[1:04:20]	You know, I play it all out in my head all the time.	所有的事情都在我的脑海里不停地打转
[1:04:23]	Something will come up and I’ll start thinking about stuff	一有风吹草动 我就会不停地想
[1:04:25]	and — and — and, uh, it’ll — it’ll spark a memory	然后 就会唤起一些记忆
[1:04:28]	or trigger something.	或者触发一些情感
[1:04:30]	Guys, no matter what happens..	孩子们 不管发生什么
[1:04:32]	Hey, we’re gonna be fine.	我们都会没事的
[1:04:34]	Everything’s gonna be fine.	一切都会好起来的
[1:04:40]	My father was looking at hard-core time.	我的父亲正在经历一段艰难的时光
[1:04:43]	And to my parents’ credit	对于我父母来说
[1:04:44]	they did what they could to make it as best	他们尽全力把当时的局面
[1:04:47]	a situation as they could.	维持到了最好的状态
[1:04:50]	You know, how the fuck do you tell your kid	怎么能和自己孩子说
[1:04:52]	that shit ain’t okay?	情况很不好呢
[1:04:56]	He just asked me if we’re both coming back from court or..	他刚刚问我 我们会一起从法院回来还是
[1:04:59]	I am not going away for this.	我不会因为这点事就进去
[1:05:01]	The jury will see how asinine this whole thing is	陪审团会知道这件事有多么愚蠢
[1:05:04]	and how they set up an innocent man, for God’s sakes.	还有他们是如何陷害一个无辜的公民的
[1:05:10]	What do you think about this tie?	这条领带怎么样
[1:05:13]	It’s fine.	挺好的
[1:05:15]	You sure the brown works?	你确定棕色可以吗
[1:05:17]	I mean, I had a blue one on when they snapped this picture	之前拍照的时候我系了一条蓝色的
[1:05:19]	but they can’t tell	但是看不出来
[1:05:19]	’cause it’s in black and white.	因为是黑白照
[1:05:22]	– Either — either way.. – I don’t want it to read black.	-随便哪条吧 -我不想被看成是黑色的
[1:05:25]	I mean, I don’t want to send the wrong message.	我不想传达错误的信息
[1:05:27]	To who, the judge?	给谁 法官吗
[1:05:29]	No, to everyone.	不 所有人
[1:05:30]	Next time they snap my picture, it could be a magazine cover.	下次他们拍的照片 可能会成为杂志封面
[1:05:32]	John, either one works fine.	约翰 两条都可以
[1:05:34]	‘Cause it — it’ll be in color if it’s a magazine.	因为 如果是杂志 就会是彩色的
[1:05:37]	You have to talk to the children.	你得和孩子们谈谈
[1:05:48]	Kathryn. Come and give Mommy a hug, sweetie.	凯瑟琳 来个妈妈一个拥抱 甜心
[1:05:51]	She seems pretty upset.	她看起来很伤心
[1:05:56]	Zach, I know you’re worried	扎克 我知道你很担心
[1:05:58]	but I need you pulling for your old man to win this thing	但我需要你帮老爸加油打赢这场仗
[1:06:00]	alright?	好吗
[1:06:02]	I just wanna go back to New Jersey.	我只想回去新泽西
[1:06:04]	So do I. And we will as soon as this thing is over.	我也是 这件事一结束我们就回去
[1:06:06]	Alright? Zach, look at me.	好吗 扎克 看着我
[1:06:10]	Your dad’s a winner, right?	你老爸是赢家 对吗
[1:06:16]	For me it’s a double-edged sword that I walk all the time.	我一直都在矛盾和纠结当中度过
[1:06:19]	The evidence is there that they set him up..	确实有证据证明 他是被陷害的
[1:06:25]	…but common sense and reality tells me	但是常识和现实告诉我
[1:06:28]	that he’s not a fuckin’ idiot.	他不是个笨蛋
[1:06:29]	That he must have known	他一定已经知道
[1:06:30]	somethin’ was fucked up at some time.	有什么东西是不对劲的
[1:06:33]	I’m gonna wear the blue tie, okay?	我就系这条蓝色领带了 好吗
[1:06:35]	So, it’s like, you know, how the fuck	所以 我就想 你怎么能
[1:06:36]	could you put our family in jeopardy like that?	把我们的家庭置于如此危险的境地
[1:06:40]	Twenty-one days into the John DeLorean cocaine trial	约翰·德罗宁可卡因案的第21天
[1:06:43]	defense attorney Howard Weitzman says	辩方律师霍华德·维茨曼说
[1:06:44]	there’s no question that John DeLorean can be seen	毫无疑问 我们在录像带里看到听到
[1:06:46]	and heard on tape talking about narcotics.	约翰·德罗宁谈论毒品
[1:06:49]	But he says, “The question is	但他说 问题是
[1:06:50]	“how far can the government go	政府为了引诱一个绝望的人走上歧途
[1:06:52]	in dangling a lure in front of a desperate man?”	可以做到什么程度
[1:06:55]	When I look back at this case	当我回头再看这个案子
[1:06:57]	Hoffman had said if you give me	霍夫曼曾经说过如果你给我
[1:06:59]		霍华德·维茨曼 辩护律师 美国公诉约翰·德罗宁
[1:06:59]	you know, a million and a half two million dollars three million dollars,	五十万 一百万 两百万 三百万美金
[1:07:03]	I can get you ten fifteen, twenty million dollars back.	我可以还给你一千五百万 两千万美金
[1:07:06]	John didn’t have the money.	约翰没有钱
[1:07:07]	And logic would tell you	逻辑上来讲
[1:07:09]	that that’s the end of the investigation.	调查到这里就该结束了
[1:07:12]		加利福尼亚州 1982年 FBI外地办事处
[1:07:24]	Are you sure he can’t put any cash in?	你确定他一点钱都拿不出来吗
[1:07:27]	At this point, I don’t think DeLorean can scrounge 20Gs	我觉得德罗宁现在连两万都拿不出来
[1:07:31]	let alone two million.	更不用说两百万了
[1:07:34]	Listen, I’ve been poring through all these tapes	我一直在反复看这些录影带
[1:07:37]	and I just don’t think we have him yet.	我觉得我们还不足以给他定罪
[1:07:39]	I think he’s got it in collateral.	我记得她抵押了股份
[1:07:41]	Okay, but if collateral’s all we get	好吧 如果我们只有抵押这一条
[1:07:44]	then it’s got to equal at least that much.	它的价值至少要差不多对等
[1:07:48]	And — and listen to me.	而且 听我说
[1:07:50]	We have got to get it on tape.	我们一定要拍到录像带里来
[1:07:52]	This is not my first rodeo, Jerry.	我又不是第一次出任务 杰瑞
[1:07:53]	I know how it works.	我知道该怎么做
[1:07:55]	I’m just, I’m just saying un — until now	我只是说 直到现在
[1:07:57]	he — he’s been real careful about	他对自己的措辞
[1:07:58]	how he parses all his words, so..	一直非常谨慎 所以
[1:08:02]	Well, it’s different than a phone call now.	现在可不只是一通电话
[1:08:05]	He’s about to walk into a real bank.	他马上就要走进一家真正的银行了
[1:08:07]	He knows your bank is legit.	他知道这家银行是合法的
[1:08:09]	So he won’t for one second think that I’m not.	所以他肯定不会怀疑我的的
[1:08:11]	Still, the more drug references you can slip in, the better.	话是这么说 最好多透露点毒品的信息
[1:08:14]	We got this, Jerry.	放心吧 杰瑞
[1:08:20]	Throughout the entire thing	在这整个过程中
[1:08:22]	they had to continue changing the script.	他们不得不随时调整方案
[1:08:24]	It wasn’t going to be, “Here’s the two million dollars.	事情不会是 这是给你的200万美元
[1:08:26]	Here’s the drug money back.” Boom, you’re arrested.	这是你贩毒得来的钱 哈哈你被捕了
[1:08:29]	So then it turned into James Hoffman	所以后来就变成了线人詹姆斯·霍夫曼
[1:08:31]	the CI convincing him	去说服他
[1:08:32]	“Hey, I know this crooked banker.”	我认识一个银行欺诈家
[1:08:35]	– Hey, John. – Hi, Jim.	-你好 约翰 -你好 吉姆
[1:08:37]	Great to see you.	见到你真好
[1:08:39]	Have you been here in this area before?	你以前来过这吗
[1:08:40]	I’ve been in San Jose, uh..	我以前去过圣何塞
[1:08:42]	And, of course, San Francisco.	当然 还有旧金山
[1:08:44]	The DeLorean case was just one of other cases that I was involved in	就我在银行做卧底的而言
[1:08:46]		本·缇萨 FBI卧底探员
[1:08:47]	from the standpoint of being an undercover operator working at a bank.	德洛林案只是我参与的案件之一
[1:08:51]	So the bank provided the perfect undercover front.	所以银行成为了卧底行动最佳的掩护场所
[1:08:54]	We finally, uh	我们终于
[1:08:55]	shall we say, got together after all this time.	可以说 这么长时间以来终于碰面了
[1:08:58]	Yeah, after so many conversations, right?	是啊 谈了这么多次话
[1:09:01]	Can I get you a cup of coffee?	来一杯咖啡吗
[1:09:03]	At this point of the story John’s not gonna put	直到现在 约翰都没有打算
[1:09:05]	any actual money into the game.	往这里面投一分钱
[1:09:06]	He can potentially put up collateral.	但他可能会提供抵押品
[1:09:09]	Ben Tisa is the one that’s supposed to now set up	本·缇萨现在应该是那个给
[1:09:12]	an alternative situation for John.	约翰提供另一套可行方案的人
[1:09:24]	Uh, we had a particular suspect, his name was Hetrick	我们有目标嫌疑人 他叫海特里克
[1:09:28]	uh, who was a pilot who flew cocaine in from Colombia.	是一名从哥伦比亚运可卡因的飞行员
[1:09:32]	This particular individual has been very successful in his business, okay?	这个人在他的生意上非常成功
[1:09:36]	So, the idea came in.	所以 想法就是
[1:09:37]	Well, maybe the dope dealer	也许这个毒贩
[1:09:39]	would invest in John DeLorean’s company.	会投资约翰·德罗宁的公司
[1:09:41]	Uh, John DeLorean being told the money	约翰·德罗宁也会得知 这笔钱
[1:09:44]	was going to come from sale of cocaine.	来自于销售可卡因
[1:09:54]	Would it be possible, um,	有没有可能
[1:09:56]	to allow this gentleman to have, say a..	让这位先生 怎么说
[1:10:05]	I see no reason why I couldn’t do it from my private company.	我可以让我的私人公司来做这件事
[1:10:08]	Great. That’s great. That works.	好 太好了 这样也行
[1:10:11]	In John’s mind, once again	在约翰的脑海中 又一次
[1:10:13]	the genius at bending the rules	这位破坏规则
[1:10:15]	finding the little loophole.	寻找漏洞的天才
[1:10:17]	Hey, I’ll take this money	这笔钱我要了
[1:10:18]	even if it comes from drug — drug folks.	即使是来自毒品 毒贩
[1:10:22]	But it’s coming through a legitimate bank.	但是经手的是一家合法的银行
[1:10:28]	Enter Morgan Hetrick.	摩根·海特里克上场
[1:10:30]	He was somebody that was flying in hundreds	他是一个从南美往美国境内空运
[1:10:32]	and hundreds of pounds of cocaine from South America.	成百上千磅可卡因的人
[1:10:35]	So the government felt that at that point	所以政府认为当时
[1:10:38]	that was the best opportunity	就是最好的机会
[1:10:39]	to bring both John and Hetrick down	同时扳倒约翰和海特里克
[1:10:43]	is to merge the cases.	把两个案子合成一个
[1:10:45]	The government told Hetrick	政府告诉海特里克
[1:10:48]	that John had put in two million dollars	约翰投入了200万美金
[1:10:50]	and that he wanted to do this drug deal with Hetrick.	他想和海特里克做成这笔毒品交易
[1:11:02]	And he was given an opportunity	摆在他面前的是一个机会
[1:11:02]		罗伯特·派里 起诉人 美国公诉约翰·德罗宁
[1:11:04]	to stay in the deal without putting money in.	不花一分钱就能做这笔生意的机会
[1:11:08]	And, uh, uh, he took it.	然后他接受了
[1:11:28]	I — I — I think it’s a great opportunity for me from that standpoint.	站在我的立场来看这是一个很好的机会
[1:11:32]	So in terms of the drug case	就毒品案来说
[1:11:33]	you’ve got hours of phone conversations	你有几个小时的通话记录
[1:11:36]	hours of videotape showing John	几个小时的录像带 证明约翰
[1:11:39]	with these drug dealers and crooked bankers.	和那些毒品贩子和欺诈银行家有不法交易
[1:11:43]	Is the feed secure?	摄像头安好了吗
[1:11:45]	You sure he’s not gonna be able to	你确定他不会
[1:11:46]	hear anything through this wall?	透过这堵墙听到什么吗
[1:11:48]	John still hasn’t given the government anything.	约翰还没有给政府任何把柄
[1:11:50]	So they have to introduce this new character	所以他们得安排一个新角色出场
[1:11:53]	this sort of mob drug dealer guy.	一个类似黑帮的毒贩
[1:11:56]	He’s really gonna crank the pressure up on John.	他会给约翰施加更大的压力
[1:12:11]	When I meet him at the hotel room	等我出现在那个旅馆房间以后
[1:12:14]	I would be the one that would be handling the drugs.	我就会成为那个处理毒品的人
[1:12:15]		约翰·瓦莱斯特拉 卧底缉毒局探员
[1:12:19]	All Jim had to do was put it together	吉姆要做的就是帮我们牵线搭桥
[1:12:21]	get a, uh, finder’s fee whatever,	收个中间人的费用什么的
[1:12:24]	and me and my network would be going out to	而我和我的团队 会提出
[1:12:29]	quadruple the, uh, our investment.	把投资额加到四倍
[1:12:39]	I’m asking for what..	我问他
[1:12:42]	What’re you putting up?	你能出什么
[1:12:43]	There’s no more money from you.	因为你不出钱
[1:12:45]	There’s no free lunch, either.	天底下可没有免费的午餐
[1:12:55]	At this point of the story	事情到了这一步
[1:12:56]	each participant in this deal is trying to outsmart	这场交易的每一个参与者都试图智胜一筹
[1:12:59]	and outmaneuver the other person	并且智取他人
[1:13:01]	for their own gain.	来赢取自己的利益
[1:13:05]	John wants to get money to save his company.	约翰想要钱来拯救他的公司
[1:13:07]	You’ve got Jim Hoffman who’s leeching off of the government.	吉姆·霍夫曼 抱政府大腿以求自保
[1:13:10]	He begins to enjoy this lifestyle of	他也开始享受这种
[1:13:13]	working with the feds.	与联邦警探共同工作的生活方式
[1:13:16]	And then the feds, they’re trying to have that big	联邦警探也想利用这个大事件
[1:13:19]	big case for Reagan to tout his war on drugs.	来推销里根总统当前对毒品宣战的政策
[1:13:22]	So everyone is hungry for that one thing	现在所有人都渴望
[1:13:25]	that they want out of this.	从这件事情得到各自的好处
[1:13:28]	When you analyze a case like this	当你分析这样一个案例的时候
[1:13:30]	you realize, wait, the informant	你意识到 是那个线人
[1:13:33]	kind of created this with the government	和政府联手设计了这一切
[1:13:35]	working with him and it didn’t work.	但是没能得逞
[1:13:38]	So they went to a savings and loan	于是他们找到了一家借贷机构
[1:13:40]	a legitimate bank	一个合法的银行
[1:13:41]	got them to let them use the premises	让他们使用银行真实的场所
[1:13:43]	you know, like the set in a movie.	就像电影中的布景一样
[1:13:46]	Phase three, they put John	第三步 他们把约翰
[1:13:47]	together with Morgan Hetrick	和摩根·海特里克绑在一起
[1:13:49]	a legitimate, by legitimate	那可是一位公认的
[1:13:51]	I mean a real smuggler.	我指的是真正的走私犯
[1:13:53]	Then they bring in the DEA.	然后再把缉毒局的人引入局中
[1:13:57]	And John Valestra	约翰·瓦莱斯特拉 在其中扮演
[1:13:59]	becomes kind of a mafioso.	一个差不多是黑手党成员的角色
[1:14:01]	And what they finally came up with	他们最终想到的主意是
[1:14:03]	so John would get his ten	为了让约翰获利一千万
[1:14:04]	fifteen, twenty million dollars	一千五百万 甚至两千万美元
[1:14:06]	is they got him to put up stock certificates.	必须让他付出一些股权的代价
[1:14:20]	John with his lawyers, corporate lawyer, gives them	约翰和他公司的律师
[1:14:24]	worthless DeLorean stock	给了他们一些德罗宁旗下
[1:14:26]	in a defunct company	一家根本没有固定资产公司的
[1:14:28]	that had no assets.	毫无价值的股票
[1:14:30]	Worthless paper.	一些废纸而已
[1:14:33]	And the con was reversed in John’s mind.	整个骗局在约翰的幻想中被反转了
[1:14:37]	So he’s putting up zero	他打算空手套白狼
[1:14:39]	Mr. Hetrick, the smuggler	当海特里克 那个走私犯
[1:14:41]	goes and gets the cocaine.	去取可卡因的时候
[1:14:43]	And then they call DeLorean..	他们给德罗宁打电话
[1:14:45]	You’re still on the East Coast?	你还在东海岸吗
[1:14:47]	I’m on the East Coast	我在东海岸
[1:14:48]	and I can do anything you want.	有什么可以效劳的
[1:14:49]	Uh, it might be conducive, um.. .	为了整个事情能顺利进行
[1:14:53]	..to you being close by when this thing goes down..	事成的时候你最好就在附近
[1:14:57]	And they say to him, “Come to Los Angeles	他们对他说 来洛杉矶
[1:15:00]	we have ten million dollars for you.	我们给你准备了一千万美元
[1:15:02]	Come get your money.”	来拿你的钱吧
[1:15:03]	Maybe we’ll pop a, uh, a bottle of champagne someplace.	到时候我们也许会开一瓶香槟吧
[1:15:08]	That would be wonderful.	那真是太棒了
[1:15:09]	And sit back and relax.	您就请好吧
[1:15:15]	And DeLorean who can only think about	当德罗宁来到洛杉矶时
[1:15:18]	“I gotta get the money to the company,” comes to LA.	一心只想把那些钱带回公司
[1:15:23]	And the government picked him up	政府的人接到他
[1:15:26]	took him to a hotel room	把他带到宾馆的一个房间
[1:15:28]	opened a bottle of champagne, toasted to their success.	打开了一瓶香槟并举杯庆祝
[1:15:36]	And one of the agents said	其中一个特工说
[1:15:37]	“Now, John, here’s the fruits of our efforts.”	约翰来看看我们的成果吧
[1:15:40]	So John, what we’re talking about..	约翰我们说的就是
[1:15:44]	It’s gonna be, uh..	就像是
[1:15:49]	And went to the closet	他走到衣柜那里
[1:15:50]	brought out the suitcase of cocaine and opened it up.	取出一个装满可卡因的箱子打开了它
[1:15:54]	Between this and the other half..	在箱子这边和另外一边的东西
[1:15:59]	…it’s gonna generate about four and a half	能让我们挣到四百五十万
[1:16:00]	not less than four and a half mil.	不会少于四百五十万
[1:16:08]	This is better than in gold.	这可比金子好
[1:16:10]	Gold weighs more than that, for God’s sakes.	天啊 金子比这个可重多了
[1:16:14]	That’s when DeLorean said	这就是德罗宁说的
[1:16:15]	“This is like gold. This is better than gold.”	这就和金子一样 但比金子好多了
[1:16:17]	This is better than gold.	这比金子好
[1:16:19]	Gold weighs more than that, for God’s sakes.	天啊 金子比这个可重多了
[1:16:22]	Classic line on that tape.	那盘录像带的经典台词
[1:16:25]	Hi, John..	约翰 你好
[1:16:27]	Jerry West.	我是杰瑞·韦斯特
[1:16:28]	I’m with the FBI.	我是FBI的人
[1:16:30]	And — and then he was arrested.	然后 他就被逮捕了
[1:16:32]	So he wasn’t gonna take the drugs.	他既没拿毒品
[1:16:36]	He didn’t get the ten million dollars.	也没能拿到一千万美元
[1:16:37]	Will you stand up, sir?	先生 请站起来
[1:16:39]	And he never was supposed to take the drugs.	他从来不是去那里拿毒品的
[1:16:40]	He was only supposed to get the money.	他只想要去那里拿钱
[1:16:44]	So why would they bring the drugs out	那么他们为什么要把毒品拿出来
[1:16:46]	and show them to him?	然后给他看那些毒品呢
[1:16:48]	And the answer is pretty simple.	答案其实显而易见
[1:16:50]	Well, if you’re dealing with twelve laypeople in the jury box	如果你正面对着陪审团的12个陪审员
[1:16:54]	you’re gonna make them think this was all part of the deal.	你就得让他们相信这些都是交易的一部分
[1:17:03]	John DeLorean says it’s all in God’s hands.	约翰·德罗宁面对6男6女组成的陪审团
[1:17:05]	That was his reaction today when six men and six women	开始讨论他所涉案件时
[1:17:08]	began deliberating his case.	回应说 全凭上帝的旨意了
[1:17:11]	The jurors, who appeared relaxed	洛杉矶时间上午十点稍早
[1:17:12]	when they arrived for court today	陪审员们到达法庭时神情轻松
[1:17:14]	began their deliberations shortly before 10:00 a.M. Los Angeles time.	随即开始了对于本案的讨论
[1:17:18]	Outside court, John DeLorean’s attorney, Howard Weitzman	约翰·德罗宁的律师霍华德·维茨曼
[1:17:21]	expressed the mood on the defense side.	在法庭外表达了辩护方的心情
[1:17:22]	This is a very difficult time	想打赢有陪审团的案子
[1:17:24]	when a case goes to the jury	确实会是非常困难的
[1:17:26]	’cause you never really know what they’re thinking	因为你不知道他们到底是怎么想的
[1:17:29]	or what they’re interested in.	或者他们到底对什么感兴趣
[1:17:30]	These are very hard cases	这种案件确实非常棘手
[1:17:33]	and it requires a unanimous verdict.	陪审团要达成一致来决定是否有罪
[1:17:36]	If he got convicted	如果他被定罪
[1:17:37]	he would have received a pretty stiff prison sentence for sure.	他一定会受到相当严厉的入狱判决
[1:17:41]	And the government was very confident in their case.	而政府对于本案则相当自信
[1:17:45]	Throughout the case the DeLorean defense	整个案件审理期间 德罗宁的辩护律师
[1:17:47]	has hammered away at the tactics used	不断强调联邦特工在卧底调查时
[1:17:49]	by federal agents in their undercover investigation of John DeLorean.	对约翰·德罗宁使用了不当的手段
[1:17:53]	Weitzman asked for acquittal saying, “The government is	维茨曼要求无罪释放并表示
[1:17:55]	in a sense on trial here.”	在某种程度上 政府也应一道受审
[1:17:57]	We did not believe	我们根本不相信
[1:18:00]	there was an entrapment defense in this case.	律师在本案中是对钓鱼执法进行辩护
[1:18:04]	That was a throwaway defense.	那是一次孤注一掷的辩护
[1:18:06]	After the long trial	在漫长的审讯后
[1:18:07]	DeLorean’s lawyer said	德罗宁的律师说
[1:18:09]	he’ll be stunned	不管陪审团如何裁定
[1:18:10]	whichever way the jury votes.	他都会感到很惊讶
[1:18:11]	John DeLorean put it more simply.	约翰·德罗宁表达的更直白
[1:18:13]	John, how do you feel?	约翰 你感觉如何
[1:18:15]	It’s in the hands of the Lord.	全凭上帝的旨意了
[1:18:37]	In the matter of the United States versus John Z. DeLorean	关于美国公诉约翰·Z·德罗宁一案
[1:18:40]	the jury finds the defendant..	陪审团认为被告
[1:18:44]	…not guilty on all eight counts.	无罪
[1:18:49]	Praise the Lord!	赞美上帝
[1:18:54]	Howard.	霍华德
[1:18:56]	Well done, Howard. Well done. And thank you.	干得好 霍华德 干得好 谢谢你
[1:19:32]	Come on, boys.	来吧 小家伙们
[1:19:34]	Back up. Back up. We got a guest.	往后点 后退 有客人来了
[1:19:37]	Yeah!	好样的
[1:19:40]	What’s up, buddy? Ah, fucker.	怎么了 小家伙 啊 混蛋
[1:19:43]	Water everywhere.	水弄得到处都是
[1:19:44]	Sit. You guys gonna chill?	坐下 你们给我安静点
[1:19:46]	Sit.	坐下
[1:19:47]	Uh, yeah, this is my, uh..	对 这就是我的
[1:19:50]	Uh, this is where I live.	我住的地方
[1:19:51]	You know, so.	你懂得
[1:19:53]	It’s just this, uh, it’s a shitty little apartment.	只是个又小又破的公寓
[1:19:56]	You know, the paint’s fuckin’ peeling, uh..	油漆都他妈的掉了
[1:19:58]	And, if you find my housekeeper, tell her she’s fired	如果你见到我的管家 告诉她她被开了
[1:20:01]	’cause she doesn’t do a good job	因为她根本没有
[1:20:02]	of cleaning the fuckin’ place but..	好好清理这个地方
[1:20:04]	So it’s kinda, you know, like, uh..	我不知道该怎么说
[1:20:07]	I don’t, you guys, I don’t know if you’ve seen	不知道你们有没有见过
[1:20:09]	the apartment or any of that stuff	像这样的公寓或其他类似的地方
[1:20:11]	but when people know who I am and who my family is	但认得我的人 知道我家原来是什么样的
[1:20:14]	then they come over	来这之后
[1:20:16]	they’re like “What the fuck?”	都一副不敢相信的样子
[1:20:19]	You know, in, even today	你知道吗 直到今天
[1:20:21]	I’ll see the car going down the street	我还能看见有人在街上开那种车
[1:20:23]	and I’m just like, “It’s just fuckin’ weird, man.”	然后我只能说 这种感觉实在太怪了
[1:20:27]	For me there’s a lot behind the meaning of that car	那l台车对我来说意味着太多的东西
[1:20:30]	not just my family name on it	那上面不只有我家族的名字而已
[1:20:32]	but what that fuckin’	还有那种该死的车
[1:20:34]	car did to our family.	对我们一家造成的种种影响
[1:20:36]	Are you surprised that, um, a feature film hasn’t	你对于现在仍没有一部关于你父亲
[1:20:38]	been made about your, your dad and his life?	以及他的一生的电影而感到惊讶吗
[1:20:41]	Yeah. Yeah.	是的 没错
[1:20:43]	I mean	我的意思是
[1:20:43]	it’s got all the good shit in it.	他的一生充斥着各种有意思的事情
[1:20:45]	It’s got cocaine.	比如可卡因
[1:20:46]	It’s got fuckin’ hot chicks. It’s got sports cars.	漂亮的小妞儿 运动汽车
[1:20:48]	It’s got fuckin’, you know, war torn.	战争摧毁的地方
[1:20:52]	You know, bombed out buildings overseas.	海外被炸毁的建筑
[1:20:54]	It’s got fucking Margaret Thatcher,	有玛格丽特·撒切尔
[1:20:55]	Ronald Reagan	还有罗纳德·里根
[1:20:56]	the war on drugs.	对毒品宣战
[1:20:58]	You got FBI agents.	FBI特工
[1:20:59]	You got, you know, fuckin’ hardcore drug dealers	还有硬核的毒品贩子
[1:21:03]	but..	但是
[1:21:07]	…my fear with Hollywood is	我很怕好莱坞会
[1:21:11]	they’re gonna end it with him	以我父亲和克里斯蒂娜
[1:21:14]	coming out of the courthouse with Cristina.	一起从法院里出来 来结束这部影片
[1:21:17]	“Whoo-hoo, fucking acquittal!	呜呼 无罪释放
[1:21:18]	Yeah, yeah, yeah!” Fucking credits. You know?	耶耶耶 骄傲得很 你懂的吧
[1:21:21]	While that coming out of the courthouse, you know	当他们从法院走出来
[1:21:24]	ticker tape parade shit is real..	街上真的有庆祝的盛大游行
[1:21:28]	Look at what it cost him.	但你看看他都付出了些什么
[1:21:31]	The sting operation fell through. You were acquitted.	卧底行动没有成功 你被无罪释放了
[1:21:34]	Um, your wife Cristina stood by you	你的妻子克里斯蒂娜
[1:21:36]	throughout the entire trial	在整个审判期间一直支持着你
[1:21:38]	and then	然后
[1:21:40]	not but several weeks later, left you.	在仅仅几周后就离开了你
[1:21:43]	Several days later. Ah.	实际上是几天后
[1:21:45]	You claim to have been shocked that your wife Cristina	你声称当你的妻子克里斯蒂娜
[1:21:48]	announced her intentions to divorce you	在审判后声明意图与你离婚
[1:21:50]	shortly after the trial.	让你感到很震惊
[1:21:52]	She appeared on this program, spoke, uh, of you	她之前在这个节目上出镜
[1:21:55]	and, uh, most wifely of terms.	谈到了你以及作为妻子的一些想法
[1:21:58]	Here’s what she said.	以下是她所说的
[1:21:59]	Can’t make a judgment right now. It’s not fair.	我现在不能做出决定 那不公平
[1:22:02]	It’s not fair for, for John and it’s not fair for you either	不仅对于约翰不公平 对于你们也不公平
[1:22:05]	because if you were in a situation like this	如果你们或者你们所爱的人
[1:22:07]	or any one of your loved ones	身处在那种情况下
[1:22:08]	you — you will find yourself defending them	你们自己也一定会为他们辩护
[1:22:11]	as ardently as I’m doing with John.	就像我正努力为约翰辩护一样
[1:22:14]	That must make you feel at the very least mixed to see that.	看到这些 你一定感觉的五味杂陈吧
[1:22:17]	It makes you cry, does it?	这让你哭了 是吧
[1:22:18]	Yeah, it’s pretty, uh, pretty painful.	是的 我感到相当痛心
[1:22:21]	At the time, if I was my mom	当时 如果我是我妈妈
[1:22:24]	the carpet just got pulled out from underneath me.	我能知道我的事业已经被彻底毁掉了
[1:22:26]	She’s 31 years old, man.	她才只有31岁啊
[1:22:28]	She’s still got another eight, nine, ten	她还有 8 9 10
[1:22:30]	12 years of being top dog.	甚至12年可以继续火下去呢
[1:22:33]	And that whole fuckin’ career pulled out from underneath you.	但是你的整个事业已经被彻底毁掉了
[1:22:36]	Your whole career has fallen apart.	你的整个职业生涯已经支离破碎了
[1:22:38]	I was at the top of my modeling profession.	我当时正在我模特事业的最顶峰
[1:22:41]	I’ve been doing it for 20 years.	我已经干了20年了
[1:22:43]	The last 15 years I’ve been at the very top of it	至少有15年我都是最顶尖的模特
[1:22:45]	commanding top money.	赚最多的钱
[1:22:47]	And this is July and	现在已经是七月了
[1:22:48]	since January I’ve had one booking	从一月到现在我却只有一个演出预约
[1:22:51]	and I’ve made $105.	而且只挣了105美元
[1:22:53]	And no one will have anything to do with me or my name.	大家都不想和我或者我的名字扯上关系
[1:22:56]	Not at all.	一点也不想
[1:22:59]	I try not to ask my mom about my dad.	我尽量不问妈妈关于我爸爸的事儿
[1:23:02]	Not because I think that	并不是因为我认为爸爸
[1:23:04]	she doesn’t have any good memories.	根本没给她留下任何美好的回忆
[1:23:06]	More because again	更多是因为
[1:23:09]	I don’t want to	我不想让她再回想起
[1:23:11]	draw up any, any painful ones.	任何痛苦的回忆
[1:23:15]	It was terrible and tragic what she had to go through.	她已经经历过那些可怕和悲惨的事了
[1:23:18]	So, she had to do something different with her life.	所以她必须做一些完全不同的事情
[1:23:22]	She had to leave all that behind.	她必须把过去完全抛在脑后
[1:23:24]	Shortly after all of that she had her show, AM LA.	在她参加《早安洛杉矶》节目之后不久
[1:23:27]	She defined who she was.	她找回了她自己
[1:23:29]	She rebuilt her life and she rebuilt it in a fantastic way.	她以一种奇妙的方式重新塑造了她的生活
[1:23:33]	And credit to her, I get it. I understand it.	我为她骄傲 我明白也理解她
[1:23:36]	That, you know, you’re trying to keep a roof	她是努力为她的孩子
[1:23:38]	and keep a normal	而撑起一片天
[1:23:41]	stable household for your kids.	维持一个正常而稳定的家庭
[1:23:45]	Guess what? It’s fuckin’ gone.	但那早已经是不可能的了
[1:23:49]	Stability and sanity left the fuckin’ house two years ago	自从两年前他被逮捕后
[1:23:53]	when he got arrested.	这个家里就没有稳定和理智可言了
[1:23:57]	I had to do an art project for school	学校让我做一个艺术项目
[1:24:00]	and we had to do appropriation.	还要求我们必须使用挪用艺术的方式
[1:24:02]	So I appropriated this painting.	所以我配上了这幅画
[1:24:05]	On this side, there’s photographs of everything perfect.	这边是一些记录完美事物的照片
[1:24:10]	And as it goes on,	随着时间推移
[1:24:14]	I started to put in the articles	我用一些文章
[1:24:16]	from this perfect life to this destroyed life.	来体现从完美生活到悲惨生活的转变
[1:24:21]	And on the bumper, it says,	保险杠上写着”毁灭我的童年”
[1:24:22]	“Destroy my childhood” for DMC.	缩写正是DMC[德罗宁汽车]
[1:24:30]	– Alright, man. You good? – Uh, yes.	-好了 哥们 准备好了吗 -好了
[1:24:32]	– We get any last looks on Alec? – We’re ready to go.	-最后检查过亚力克了吗 -我们准备好了
[1:24:35]	That’s fine. Let’s go. Let’s shoot it.	好的 开始吧 开拍
[1:24:38]	I’d love to figure out what’s the actual turning point?	我很想知道真正的转折点在哪
[1:24:43]	When does DeLorean get to a point	德罗宁是何时到达那个
[1:24:45]	where he could have turned back.	他本可以回头的时机的
[1:24:48]	And maybe avoided everything?	或许就能避免一切发生
[1:24:50]	And whether he went on to complete the car project or not,	无论他有没有坚持完成那个汽车项目
[1:24:54]	he would have lived to fight another battle.	他本可以投身于另一场战斗
[1:24:56]	You know, and, or try another iteration of all that.	抑或是循环往复 从头再来
[1:25:00]	And probably succeeded, ’cause he’s a very clever guy.	他很可能成功了 因为他智慧超群
[1:25:03]	What’s that moment where you could sit there and go too late.	是什么时候他才意识到一切都太迟了
[1:25:07]	Is it the cocaine deal itself? Or is it before that?	是可卡因交易本身吗 还是在那之前
[1:25:10]	Is it a series of things?	是因为一系列的事件吗
[1:25:12]	Is it a period of time where he’s doing a few things?	还是他一直无所事事的那段时间
[1:25:15]	When does John	约翰是什么时候
[1:25:18]	put in all the chips on the table and he loses?	把所有筹码都放在桌子上 然后满盘皆输的
[1:25:27]	I saw the drug trial as a sideshow.	我只把毒品审讯视作附带事件
[1:25:30]	To me much more substantial	于我而言 更重要的是
[1:25:33]	was how DeLorean was handling the money	德罗宁是如何利用所得资金
[1:25:36]		席拉·勒文 德罗宁传记作家 《伟大妄想》
[1:25:37]	that he had gotten to build the car in Northern Ireland.	在北爱尔兰制造车辆的
[1:25:42]	You know, every piece of paper tells a story	每一张纸都在讲述一个故事
[1:25:44]	of what people were doing and how they were doing it.	有关人们所做所为以及他们如何为之
[1:25:46]	Well, this transaction happened before this transaction	这场交易紧接在这场交易之后
[1:25:49]	and that led to this transaction.	随之导致了这场交易
[1:25:51]	I was brought in to analyze the affairs of DeLorean Motor Company	我被调来分析德罗宁汽车公司的事务
[1:25:55]	and go deep into its affairs its activities and its transactions.	并深入调查公司的动态和交易
[1:25:56]		杰伊·亚历克斯 法庭审计员
[1:26:00]	We didn’t really understand that at first,	起初我们不太清楚
[1:26:01]	but it turned out to be the critical moment	但这正是理清约翰·德罗宁事件的
[1:26:03]	in untangling the affairs of John DeLorean.	最关键时刻
[1:26:06]	And as it became clear,	随着真相逐渐清晰
[1:26:08]	you start to see yet again another side of John.	你便会看到约翰不为人知的另一面
[1:26:12]	When the company was developing in those heady days of	当公司在约翰及其本身带来的
[1:26:15]	excitement and energy around the company around John,	振奋和活力中迅速发展之时
[1:26:18]	investors all wanted to get a piece of it.	投资者们都想从中分一杯羹
[1:26:20]	You know, in — in trying to raise all the capital,	为了试图筹集一切资本
[1:26:22]	John was really selling himself.	约翰其实是在推销自己
[1:26:24]	He was selling his image.	他在推销自己的形象
[1:26:26]	Ah, you know, the slogan “Live the Dream”	那句标语”让梦想照进现实”
[1:26:28]	that’s what people were supposedly buying into	据说是人们投资他的公司时
[1:26:31]	when they invested in his company.	所坚信的
[1:26:32]	And John sensing that interest and wanting to raise money	约翰意识到了这一点 并试图筹集资金
[1:26:35]	if it was available was able to raise seventeen and a half million dollars	他尽可能地筹集到1750万美金
[1:26:39]	for the development of the vehicle.	用于车辆的开发
[1:26:41]	But as it turns out, the British government had also put up enough money by then	然而事实上 当时的英国政府已经有足够存款
[1:26:46]	that their funds were actually being used	这些资金正好被用于
[1:26:48]	to pay for the development of the vehicle.	支付车辆开发的成本
[1:26:50]	And therefore this money wasn’t needed so much at that point.	因此那时 这笔钱的需求度就没那么高了
[1:26:53]	And John, seeing this pot of money, couldn’t resist.	而约翰看到这笔钱就忍不住了
[1:26:57]	Federal investigators and bankruptcy lawyers say	联邦调查员和破产律师说
[1:26:59]	they have uncovered another secret DeLorean deal.	他们发现了德罗宁的另一桩秘密交易
[1:27:02]	This one arranged at a hotel in Geneva, Switzerland	这桩交易发生于瑞士日内瓦的一家酒店内
[1:27:05]	long before the alleged drug deal.	早在所谓的毒品交易之前
[1:27:08]	A deal had been struck in Switzerland	他在瑞士的这场交易中
[1:27:12]	with Colin Chapman, the chairman of Lotus	与莲花汽车公司的董事长科林·查普曼
[1:27:15]	and the mysterious organization called GPD Services.	和一个叫GPD服务公司的神秘机构达成了协议
[1:27:21]	And what’s interesting	有意思的是 很明显
[1:27:22]	becomes very clear that Bill Collins was onto something	早在几年前分析德罗宁-莲花汽车协议的时候
[1:27:25]	several years earlier when he was analyzing the DeLorean-Lotus agreement.	比尔·柯林斯就察觉到了什么
[1:27:30]	When I looked at the numbers that they put together,	我看到那些他们拼凑出来的数字时
[1:27:32]	I said to John, “What’s the deal?”	我问约翰 “这是什么交易”
[1:27:35]	GPD?	GPD是什么
[1:27:36]	I’ve never even heard of it.	我从来没听说过
[1:27:37]	It just seems like you’re paying twice for the same thing, John.	似乎你为一件东西付了两次钱 约翰
[1:27:40]	Obviously looking back on it now,	现在回想起来就很明显了
[1:27:42]	there were things going on behind the scene.	幕后另有隐情
[1:27:44]	John and Chapman were trying to figure out	约翰和查普曼当时正在试图
[1:27:47]	the, uh, game they were playing with GPD	利用GPD做一些手脚
[1:27:50]	and trying to get various…uh, arrangements put together.	把各项筹划串联起来
[1:27:55]	In the scene we shot yesterday, he hangs up with Collins.	在昨天的拍摄中 他挂断了科林斯的电话
[1:27:59]	And everybody who’s good they’ve all got to go. You know?	所有优秀的人都得离开
[1:28:04]	Because their goodness becomes useless to John.	因为他们的优秀于约翰而言已经无用了
[1:28:07]	You know, they just don’t do me any good.	他们已经没有利用价值了
[1:28:09]	Apart from denying that he had any of the GPD money	除了否认持有GPD的资金
[1:28:12]	John DeLorean is reluctant to discuss GPD.	约翰·德罗宁拒绝提及GPD的事宜
[1:28:15]	Can you give that an answer now to those allegations	你现在能对失踪的1700万美金
[1:28:18]	about the missing $17 million?	这一指控给出回应吗
[1:28:24]	So now we fast forward into the investigation	因此我们加快速度 进入调查阶段
[1:28:27]	and we start peeling back the layers of GPD.	我们开始对GPD抽丝剥茧
[1:28:30]	GPD is supposedly this middleman company	据说GDP是一个提供某种
[1:28:35]	to deliver certain other engineering services.	特殊工程服务的经销公司
[1:28:40]	In truth, it had no other engineers.	实际上 这个公司没有特殊工程师
[1:28:45]	It had, it had no facilities to deliver these engineering services.	也没有设施来提供这些工程服务
[1:28:50]	GPD was a mailbox.	GPD只是个邮箱
[1:28:53]	GPD is a phony, a shell company,	GPD是一家虚假的空壳公司
[1:28:56]	nothing more than a post office box in a neighborhood branch	只不过是日内瓦邮局在某个街区分局的
[1:28:59]	of the Geneva Post Office.	一个邮政信箱
[1:29:00]	Post Office Box 33.	33号邮政信箱
[1:29:04]	It turns out, John made a deal with Colin Chapman at Lotus Cars	事实是 约翰与科林·查普曼在莲花汽车汽车公司达成了协议
[1:29:08]	that he would send the seventeen and a half million dollars from investors into GPD	他将投资者的1750万美金汇入GPD的账户
[1:29:13]	and then Colin took the money from there	接着科林取出这笔钱
[1:29:16]	funneled it into European bank accounts, split it with John.	汇入他的欧洲银行账户 再与约翰对分
[1:29:19]	John then maneuvered that money	然后约翰再将这笔钱
[1:29:21]	back to his own accounts in the United States,	转入他自己的美国账户
[1:29:24]	therefore converting the investor money into his own money.	就这样将投资者的资金变成了自己的财产
[1:29:31]	I think there’s a real fascinating allegory here.	我觉得正如那则精彩的寓言一般
[1:29:34]	You did sell your soul, John DeLorean.	你的确出卖了自己的灵魂 约翰·德罗宁
[1:29:37]	You sold it for the greater glory of John DeLorean	你为了约翰·德罗宁的无上荣光出卖了它
[1:29:40]	who was going to whip General Motors and all these	而那人本想用他自己的梦想之车
[1:29:42]	multibillion dollar, multinational companies	去鞭笞像通用汽车公司这样的
[1:29:44]	with your own dream car.	有着亿万身家的跨国公司
[1:29:46]	And in that vision, not only did you jeopardize	这么看来 你不仅毁掉了
[1:29:49]	the well-being of your family,	你家人的幸福生活
[1:29:50]	you’ve risked yourself for a jail term,	还让自己背上牢狱之灾的风险
[1:29:53]	got off because the government blew it.	因为政府做了蠢事你才侥幸逃脱
[1:29:54]	Now we have other indictments	如今我们有了其他指控
[1:29:56]	which, which indicate that it’s possible that, that	表明你很有可能
[1:30:00]	your, that your fatigue and your egomania	因为你的倦怠和利己主义
[1:30:03]	have forced you to use money for your own purpose rather than	为了一己私欲挪用了
[1:30:06]	the original intent of the investors.	违背投资者初衷的资金
[1:30:08]	That’s what seems to be most apparent to anybody	这对每个粗略审查过本案证据的人来说
[1:30:11]	who gives a cursory review of the evidence in this case.	都再明显不过了
[1:30:14]	Well, as I said early on I think that we will prove conclusively	正如我先前所说 我认为我们终将证明
[1:30:19]	that every single cent was legitimately and honestly	每一分钱的所得都是公正合法的
[1:30:22]	uh, come by and that all these charges are totally false.	所有这些指控都是凭空捏造的
[1:30:29]	So, a — as these questions are being brought up	因此 随着这些问题不断被提出
[1:30:32]	and John is preparing to have to answer these questions	约翰开始着手准备这些问题的答案
[1:30:36]	uh, he needed to show some sort of proof	他需要出示某些证据
[1:30:38]	that made the deal not look shady.	使交易看上去不那么可疑
[1:30:41]	And that proof was actually a loan letter from GPD Services	证据其实就是一封GPD服务的贷款信
[1:30:45]	and a paper trail that	还有一份纸质文件
[1:30:47]	GPD services was a loan to him	证明了GPD服务是他名下的一项贷款
[1:30:50]	and that he still had several years before he had to pay back that loan.	而且他离还款期限还有好几年
[1:30:53]	He puts together these documents	他整合了这些文件
[1:30:55]	that only he and one other person would be privy to	这些文件只有他和另一个人知情
[1:30:59]	and that being Colin Chapman from Lotus.	那就是莲花汽车的科林·查普曼
[1:31:01]	Well, several years earlier, Colin Chapman dropped dead of a heart attack.	早在几年前 科林·查普曼因为心脏病突发猝死
[1:31:06]	And the only other person in, you know,	因此这场交易中的唯一参与者
[1:31:09]	this little transaction, was John.	就只有约翰了
[1:31:12]	So while I was busy studying the records	当我忙于研究记录
[1:31:12]		杰伊·亚历克斯 法庭审计员
[1:31:13]	and looking at financial transactions,	并查看财务往来时
[1:31:15]	the lawyers were busy talking to Cristina Ferrare.	律师们正忙着和克里斯蒂娜·费拉雷谈话
[1:31:18]	Cristina testified under oath	克里斯蒂娜宣誓作证
[1:31:21]	that she saw John working in a large closet	说她曾看到约翰在一个大衣橱里工作
[1:31:26]	with latex gloves on signing documents,	戴着乳胶手套签署文件
[1:31:31]	backdating them and then aging the documents under a sun lamp.	倒填日期 然后用日光灯使文件老化
[1:31:35]	So when the documents would be forensically examined later on,	因此将来法庭在检测这些文件时
[1:31:38]	his fingerprints wouldn’t be on it.	上面不会有他的指纹
[1:31:40]	His skin oil wouldn’t be on it	也不会有他皮肤上的油脂
[1:31:42]	and of course the paper would have aged under the sun lamp.	纸张在日光灯下当然会老化
[1:31:44]	And she testified that she saw him do that.	她指证她亲眼目睹了他的行为
[1:31:46]	So, John was very busy creating a set of documents	约翰在深夜忙着伪造文件时
[1:31:50]	in the dark of night, but his wife was watching him.	他的妻子正在看着他的一举一动
[1:31:56]	After reviewing the records, there came a time	在审阅记录之后 有一段时间
[1:31:59]	when the trial started to recover this money that John had taken from the company.	审判开始追回约翰从公司挪用的这笔钱
[1:32:04]	And I started to really get a good look at John as a person	而我开始认真看待约翰这个人本身
[1:32:07]	and the true nature of his character.	他真实的本质和人格
[1:32:10]	So, he walks in court one day,	有一天他走进法庭
[1:32:11]	and then he looks at me and he says,	他看着我 然后说
[1:32:13]	“I was on the radio this morning.	“我今天早上在听广播
[1:32:14]	I was talking about you and your testimony.”	我说的是你和你的证词”
[1:32:17]	He goes, “But I’m not sure I got your name right.”	他继续说 “我不确定有没有记对你的名字”
[1:32:19]	He said, “Is there one H in Shithead or two?”	他说 “脑残这个词里有几个n来着”
[1:32:23]	And I said, “Wow.”	我说 “老天”
[1:32:26]	But by then I also realized we had him.	不过到那时我才意识到 我们击溃他了
[1:32:29]	In other words, he was acting out because we knew we had him.	换句话说 他抓狂是因为我们知道击溃他了
[1:32:32]	Between us having the financial evidence,	我们有财务证据
[1:32:34]	and Cristina would testify	而且克里斯蒂娜愿意为
[1:32:37]	that John had been forging documents and aging documents.	约翰伪造及老化文件的行为作证
[1:32:41]	John needed to settle that case actually cough up the money	想要平息案件的话 约翰就得把从
[1:32:44]	that had been stolen from the investors in the DeLorean partnership.	德罗宁合伙投资者那里偷来的钱吐出来
[1:32:48]	Would you deny therefore that you had any of that $17 million?	你否认持有那1700万美元吗
[1:32:52]	Excuse me a minute. I have to get a drink.	打断一下 我得去喝点水
[1:32:55]	John DeLorean was not prepared to answer any further questions	约翰·德罗宁没有准备好回答任何进一步的
[1:32:58]	about the missing $17.6 million.	关于失踪的1760万美金的问题
[1:33:07]	In the drug trial, John really could grasp on to that idea of	在毒品审判中 约翰熟练掌握了那套
[1:33:11]	I was the victim here, you know?	我是受害者的理论
[1:33:13]	I got sucked into a situation of overzealous people	我陷入了那种激进的人民和激进的政府
[1:33:18]	overzealous government that was trying to take me down	试图把我这个合法产业拥有者
[1:33:20]	as a legitimate business owner.	击垮的恐惧境地
[1:33:22]	In the case of the money trials,	至于财务方面的审判
[1:33:25]	it’s very hard to take the approach that he was the victim,	他就很难使用受害者的那套说辞了
[1:33:28]	because all of it was his own doing.	因为一切都是他自己做的
[1:33:31]	You start to see, you know, this real true character,	你开始看清约翰真实面目
[1:33:33]	this underlying nature of John, not the public persona that	和他隐藏着的本质 而不是那个他多年来
[1:33:37]	he had worked so hard to cultivate for years.	处心积虑塑造的公众形象
[1:33:40]	He had built this giant bubble of an image,	他塑造出一个高大伟岸的泡影
[1:33:44]	making him believe he could kind of get away with anything.	使他相信他可以为所欲为而不受法律约束
[1:33:48]	This was not the little guy fighting	这件事不是什么小家伙挑衅
[1:33:52]	the Goliath like GM.	像通用公司这样的巨人
[1:33:53]	This instead was someone in his business dealings	而是一个在其职业生涯中
[1:33:57]	who acted like the Goliath	扮演着巨人角色的人
[1:33:59]	and trampled on other people’s dreams,	他践踏别人的梦想
[1:34:02]	and really hurt some individuals very badly.	并狠狠地伤害了别人
[1:34:06]	I’m not a psychiatrist, but I think that	我不是心理医生 但我想
[1:34:09]	he was okay in the beginning	他一开始还很好
[1:34:11]	and I think he just got carried away.	我想他就是忘乎所以了
[1:34:14]	I think he could have saved it if he’d had the right attitude.	他本可以挽救它的 如果他态度端正的话
[1:34:15]		约翰·德罗宁被崇拜他的媒体和公众 赋予了天才的名声 他创造了一个创业奇迹 但是他的自负 就像神话中的蜡翼 把他拉得离太阳太近了
[1:34:18]	But I think he thought it was more important to make a buck	但我觉得他认为赚钱更重要
[1:34:20]	than to be successful.	而不是成就自己
[1:34:24]	That is part of the real tragedy	那才是真正的悲剧
[1:34:27]	in going back to the what-ifs.	回顾一下 假如
[1:34:29]	You know, what if John and Colin hadn’t embezzled that money	你想 如果约翰和科林没有盗用那笔钱会怎么样
[1:34:33]	and he had still had seventeen and	如果他那时还有
[1:34:35]	a half million dollars at the time	175万美元
[1:34:37]	when he needed desperately cash to keep the company open?	在他急需现金来维持公司运营时
[1:34:39]	We’re the FBI.	我们是联邦调查局
[1:34:40]	By stealing that money	因为偷了那笔钱
[1:34:42]	John really painted himself into a corner.	约翰真的把自己逼到了绝境
[1:34:45]	And he had to find the money somewhere else.	他必须在别的地方弄到钱
[1:34:47]	And to think if he could have only held on	想想他还能不能
[1:34:49]	for a few more years.	再坚持几年
[1:35:05]	Doc!	博士
[1:35:08]	– Marty! You made it! – Yeah.	-马蒂 你成功了 -是啊
[1:35:10]	Welcome to my latest experiment.	欢迎欣赏我的最新实验
[1:35:12]	This is the big one, the one I’ve been	这很重大 我已经
[1:35:13]	waiting for all my life.	期待了一辈子
[1:35:14]	– Wow, it’s a DeLorean. – Bear with me, Marty.	-是德罗宁 -耐心点儿 马蒂
[1:35:17]	All your questions will be answered. Roll tape.	你所有的问题都能被解答的 转胶卷
[1:35:19]	When Bob Zemeckis and I first wrote “Back To The Future”	当我和鲍勃·泽梅基斯第一次写《回到未来》的时候
[1:35:22]	the time machine was a refrigerator.	时光机是个冰箱
[1:35:25]	And Bob Zemeckis, the director, said	导演鲍勃·泽梅基斯说
[1:35:29]	“Wouldn’t it be simpler if Doc actually built	如果博士真的把时间机器
[1:35:34]	the time machine into a car?”	造成了汽车的样子会不会更简单
[1:35:35]	And then he says, “And what if the car was a DeLorean?”	然后他说 如果那辆车是德罗宁呢
[1:35:40]	You know, it wasn’t my idea	你知道 这不是我的主意
[1:35:41]	but I know damn good idea when I hear one.	但当我一听就知道这是个好主意
[1:35:43]	This was a damn good idea.	这真是个好主意
[1:35:44]	So I said, “Yeah, that’s great.”	所以我说 是啊 太棒了
[1:35:46]	When this baby hits 88 miles per hour	当这个宝贝时速达到88英里时
[1:35:50]	you’re gonna see some serious shit.	你就能看到厉害的玩意
[1:35:56]	We, I think, did a great job	我认为我们做得很好
[1:36:00]	in making the DeLorean glamorous	使德罗宁变得迷人
[1:36:02]	and endearing it to, uh, generations of	让它受到 几代人的喜爱
[1:36:06]	of movie fans and car fans.	几代电影迷和汽车迷
[1:36:09]	Eighty eight miles per hour!	每小时88英里
[1:36:12]	If only we’d stayed alive	真希望我们能一直活着
[1:36:14]	and we’d continued for another two years.	我们又能续上两年
[1:36:18]	You can’t buy that publicity now, can you?	你现在买不到宣传品了 是吗
[1:36:22]	“Back To The Future”	回到未来
[1:36:23]	makes the car	使得这台汽车
[1:36:25]	and the man truly immortal.	和那个人变得不朽
[1:36:28]	A hundred years from now	一百年后
[1:36:30]	people will watch that movie	人们还会看那部电影
[1:36:32]	And the last running DeLorean may have consumed	德罗宁最后一次飞驰可能消耗了
[1:36:36]	its last drop of fuel and eaten its last piston	最后一滴燃料和最后一个活塞
[1:36:40]	but that movie will carry on.	但那部电影会传承下去
[1:36:43]	After the movie came out, about two or three weeks later	电影上映后 大约两三周后
[1:36:46]	we got one of the best fan letters we ever got	我们收到了最好的一封粉丝来信
[1:36:49]	and it was from John DeLorean.	是约翰·德罗宁写的
[1:36:50]	He said that he’d just seen the movie	他说他刚看过那部电影
[1:36:51]		亲爱的先生们 上周我有机会在纽约观看了《回到未来》的放映 我想让你们知道我认为这部电影非常棒 我特别高兴德罗宁汽车在电影中几乎是不朽的 我想感谢所有负责人出色的工作 罗恩·库伯 安迪·普罗博 迈克·舍非和瑞文·派克 他们可以随时加入我即将复兴的设计团队 再次感谢你们以这样积极的方式继续我的梦想 约翰·德罗宁 把DMC作为未来的交通工具
[1:36:53]	he thought it was brilliant.	他认为这很精彩
[1:36:55]	Uh, and he said	他说
[1:36:57]	“Thank you for keeping my dream alive.”	谢谢你让我的梦想永存
[1:37:02]	You know, back in a time when	你知道吗 在以前
[1:37:05]	I was lead to believe films about him were	我相信关于他的电影
[1:37:10]	um, percolating	可以说是 逐渐流传开
[1:37:13]	you know, there were a couple of them	你知道 在我的记忆中
[1:37:15]	to my recollection that people were gonna make.	人们会那样
[1:37:18]	I get a phone call	我接到一个电话
[1:37:22]	and it was DeLorean.	是德罗宁
[1:37:26]	And I have to imagine he was probably	我不得不想象他可能
[1:37:29]	out of the house, the big house, and living in this apartment	走出房子 大房子 住在这间公寓里
[1:37:32]	you know, the scene that we’re gonna shoot today.	我们今天要拍摄的场地
[1:37:35]	Yeah, I was on the phone with him and he was, uh..	是的 我和他通了电话 他呢
[1:37:37]	He was like, “Alex, this is John DeLorean calling.”	他说 亚力克 我是约翰·德罗宁
[1:37:41]	He’s very old. He sounded older.	他很老了 他听起来年纪大了
[1:37:44]	He said, “I understand they’re making	他说 我知道他们在拍
[1:37:45]	“this motion picture about me	一部关于我的电影
[1:37:48]	“and, uh, I would be very flattered	而且 我会非常荣幸
[1:37:52]	if you were to portray me in the movie.”	如果你要在电影里扮演我的话
[1:37:56]	I thought, “Wow.”	我想 哇
[1:37:58]	I mean, to have the guy who’s the real guy pick you.	我是说 让真正的伟人选你
[1:38:01]	And, um, and then it went away.	然后 然后就没消息了
[1:38:05]	I never heard from him again.	我再也没有他的消息了
[1:38:07]	But, uh, I mean, to me	但是 我想 对我来说
[1:38:10]	DeLorean is a lot of things.	德罗宁意味着很多东西
[1:38:13]	Every day, you, I think about who is he..	每天 你我都在想他是谁
[1:38:15]	I have a different answer.	我有不同的答案
[1:38:17]	You know, today my attitude about DeLorean	你知道 今天我对德罗宁的态度
[1:38:20]	you watch historical footage and you get kind of inflamed	你看历史录像会有点激动
[1:38:25]	’cause you see that he did a lot of bad things to some people	因为你知道他对一些人做了很多坏事
[1:38:27]	and he hurt a lot of people and he stole from people.	他伤害了很多人 还偷了别人的东西
[1:38:32]	And at the same time, uh..	与此同时
[1:38:36]	I feel like he was somebody who..	我觉得他是个
[1:38:37]	He just, like a lot of great American stories	他就像很多伟大的美国故事
[1:38:41]	he just perverted some dream that he had.	他只是做了一些他做过的梦
[1:38:47]	– You remember the DMC, don’t you? – Yeah.	-你还记得DMC吧 -是啊
[1:38:51]	How could you forget it? It was one of a kind.	你怎么能忘记呢 独一无二
[1:38:56]	It really was one of a kind.	它真的是独一无二的
[1:38:58]	As — as full as John’s life was those first 60 years	尽管约翰的前60年生活那样充实
[1:39:02]	the last 20 years are actually more simple.	但过去的20年更简单
[1:39:06]	This is one of John’s bibles	这是约翰的圣经之一
[1:39:08]	which he actually gave to his nephew Mark.	他实际上把它给了他的侄子马克
[1:39:12]	He became a born again Christian.	他成了一个重生的基督徒
[1:39:14]	Uh, it was a very important part of his life.	那是他生命中非常重要的一部分
[1:39:17]	He dated several women throughout the years	多年来他和几个女人约会
[1:39:19]	and then ended up re-marrying late in life.	后来在晚年重新结婚
[1:39:21]	And then in 2000, had to declare bankruptcy	然后在2000年 不得不宣布破产
[1:39:24]	in which he lost his Bedminster Estate	他失去了他的贝敏斯特庄园
[1:39:26]	and lived the last five years of his life	在他生命的最后五年
[1:39:28]	in a one-bedroom apartment.	在一个只有一间卧室的公寓里
[1:39:31]	His whole fucking life, his whole dream	他的一生 他的梦想
[1:39:32]	everything that he worked for	他为之工作的一切
[1:39:34]	from the time they broke ground	从他们破土动工开始
[1:39:36]	till the time of the arrest, gone.	直到被捕的时候 全没了
[1:39:43]	Was it a blow to your pride to you trying to	对你来说这是不是打击了你的自尊心
[1:39:46]	shape your life again?	重新塑造你的生活
[1:39:47]	Well, I felt terrible about it for a long time.	好吧 我很长一段时间都觉得很糟糕
[1:39:50]	I felt terrible for my children who’ve had a..	我为我的孩子们感到难过
[1:39:53]	This has been an extremely difficult thing for them.	这对他们来说是一件非常困难的事情
[1:39:57]	But, you know, life is life. You go.. It goes on.	但是你知道 生活就是生活 你得继续
[1:40:01]	Your father is shamed and goes to jail.	你父亲很丢脸 进了监狱
[1:40:04]	Your family loses all their money.	你的家人失去了他们所有的钱
[1:40:05]	Your parents get divorced.	你父母离婚了
[1:40:07]	Everything in your world changes.	你的世界天翻地覆了
[1:40:09]	And for the next 15 years of your life	在接下来的15年里
[1:40:11]	you get chased by, “Is your father in jail?”	你会被 你父亲在监狱里
[1:40:15]	and cocaine jokes and all of these things	还有可卡因笑话之类的
[1:40:18]	that just followed along with it.	就这样被一直鄙视
[1:40:21]	My entire life, I had to live it down.	我的整个人生 我不得苟活下来
[1:40:26]	It was, it followed me for a very long time.	是的 它跟着我很长一段时间
[1:40:29]	It followed me around until I started to	它一直跟着我直到我
[1:40:33]	get involved into the DeLorean community.	加入德罗宁社区
[1:40:38]	People used to invite my dad to	以前一直有人邀请我爸爸
[1:40:40]	all these car shows all the time.	出席那些车展
[1:40:42]	And I asked him.	我让他
[1:40:44]	I said, “Dad, dad, let’s go.	我说 爸爸 爸爸 我们走
[1:40:47]	You have to experience this.”	你必须体验一下
[1:40:50]	Knowing how much he was still loved	知道他仍然被爱着
[1:40:54]	would definitely make a difference in his life.	一定会改变他的生活
[1:40:58]	Thank you. Thank you.	谢谢您 谢谢您
[1:41:00]	It was an amazing experience.	这是一次奇妙的经历
[1:41:02]	It was, it was everything	是的 那一切
[1:41:04]	I hoped it would be and then some..	是我希望的样子 然后
[1:41:06]	I just met John DeLorean for the third time.	我第三次见到约翰·德罗宁
[1:41:07]		塔米尔·阿登 德罗宁生平学家
[1:41:07]	Document that.	记录下来
[1:41:09]	The man is unbelievable.	这个人真是难以置信
[1:41:12]	He really did get to bask	他真的开始重回
[1:41:15]	in his glory a little bit again.	重回他往日的荣耀了
[1:41:23]	Do you consider the whole DeLorean dream	你认为德罗宁的整个梦想
[1:41:24]	to have been a failure?	失败了
[1:41:25]	Oh, I think that I showed a lot of people	我想我给很多人展示了
[1:41:28]	that whether, uh	不管是
[1:41:29]	you know, you survive or not	你知道 你有没有幸存
[1:41:31]	the key is, it’s like Shakespeare said	关键是 就像莎士比亚说的
[1:41:33]	“It’s better to have loved and lost	即使爱过又失去
[1:41:34]	than not to have loved at all.”	也比那些从未爱过要好的多
[1:41:36]	I gave it the best shot I had. I tried as hard as I could.	我尽力了 我尽力了
[1:41:39]	And I think that I did reasonably well.	我认为我做得相当好
[1:41:44]	I think DeLorean was very much alone.	我觉得德罗宁很孤独
[1:41:47]	Part of the fallout from compartmentalizing his life	像他那样生活被划分的
[1:41:51]	the way he did	一部分后果是
[1:41:54]	is that he really didn’t have anybody	他真的没有让任何人
[1:41:57]	who knew him through and through.	对他了如指掌
[1:42:01]	This is not a man who’s looking at his family life	他不是一个靠家庭
[1:42:04]	or his friends to qualify	或是他的朋友
[1:42:07]	his reason for living.	来活下去的人
[1:42:09]	It’s, “What have I accomplished? What have I done?	而是 我完成了什么 我做了什么
[1:42:12]	What am I doing next?”	我接下来要做什么
[1:42:14]	That in his mind, this is what really	在他看来 这才是真正的
[1:42:17]	reflects on him as a human being.	反映他生而为人的意义
[1:42:20]	When we come around here, what I’d like to do is	当我们来到这里 我想做的是
[1:42:22]	repeat this action.	重复这个操作
[1:42:23]	And just put this down here and then look up at the car.	把这个放在这里 然后抬头看车
[1:42:26]	And I wanna say something very specific to him about the car.	我想对他说一些关于这辆车的特别的事
[1:42:30]	No film can tell the definitive story of anybody’s life.	没有一部电影能完整的讲述人一生中的故事
[1:42:33]	Anyone’s life is just too vast	任何人的人生都太广阔了
[1:42:35]	and complex for one film.	对一部电影来说很复杂
[1:42:38]	But a film could certainly	但一部电影
[1:42:41]	create the legend of John DeLorean	创造约翰·德罗宁的传奇
[1:42:43]	and we print the legend.	我们把传说发表出来
[1:42:46]	The legend is what we love.	传说就是我们所爱的
[1:42:48]	That’s what we should have.	这就是我们应该有的
[1:42:53]	Let’s just hypothetically say	我们假设一下
[1:42:55]	that when he went into the hotel that night	那天晚上他进旅馆的时候
[1:42:57]	he knew he was walking out	他知道他要
[1:42:59]	with a suitcase full of cocaine.	带着装满可卡因的手提箱离开
[1:43:02]	I can’t necessarily blame him.	我不一定怪他
[1:43:05]	How far would you be willing to go	你愿意牺牲到什么程度
[1:43:08]	to save something you worked your whole life	为了拯救你毕生努力的东西
[1:43:10]	for your life’s dream?	为了你的梦想
[1:43:12]	What would you do to see that succeed no matter what?	你会做什么来确保自己无论如何都要成功
[1:43:20]	He always kept trying.	他一直在努力
[1:43:22]	He never gave up the dream.	他从未放弃梦想
[1:43:24]	He never quit believing	他从不放弃希望
[1:43:27]	that there was a potential for him to recover	他还有可能恢复如初
[1:43:29]	that he was going to invent the next great thing	他要发明下一个伟大的东西
[1:43:32]	that he was going to be able to reclaim his former glory.	他将能够重获昔日的荣耀
[1:43:35]	He was John DeLorean	他是约翰·德罗宁
[1:43:37]	and he was John DeLorean until the day he died.	直到他死的那天他还是约翰·德罗宁
[1:43:40]	You know, I think he was still trying to make fucking deals	你知道吗 我想他还是想做些交易
[1:43:42]	on that DMC-2	在那DMC-2上
[1:43:44]	when he got the heart attack.	甚至在他心脏病发作的时候
[1:43:47]	And I — I think that would be a good way to end the movie.	我 我想这是结束电影的好办法
[1:43:51]	You could have him on the phone eating some breakfast	你可以让他打电话吃早餐
[1:43:54]	um, with, an — an open notebook thing	有一个 打开的笔记本
[1:43:57]	that you’d show investors with, you know	会向投资者展示
[1:43:59]	all the nice little pictures and stuff.	所有漂亮的小照片和东西
[1:44:02]	Talking on the phone and then it just fades to black.	打电话 然后就变成黑色了
[1:44:05]	Because then that last image would just be him	因为最后一个形象就是他
[1:44:07]	working to get that deal done.	努力完成交易
[1:44:10]	And he just fuckin’..	他只是他妈的
[1:44:13]	God pulled the plug on his ass, man.	上帝拔掉了他的插头
[1:44:15]	You’re outta here, buddy. You know?	你该走了 伙计 你知道的
[1:44:18]	Then, you know, it just goes black and then	然后 你知道 它只是变黑然后
[1:44:20]	John DeLorean died in Morristown, New Jersey	约翰·德罗宁在新泽西州莫里斯敦去世
[1:44:23]	at fucking 80 years old on this date, you know?	他妈的80岁了 你知道吗
[1:44:27]	Never to have fulfilled, you know, another car company	从来没能实现 另一家汽车公司
[1:44:30]	build another car company.	再建一家汽车公司
[1:44:32]	And, you know, and I — I’d be okay with that.	而且 你知道 我 我不会介意的
[1:44:34]	And slate. That’s good.	场记板 很好
[1:44:36]	Scene 28 alpha, take two.	第28场 第二次
[1:44:45]	Action.	开拍
[1:48:50]	I mean, if we can’t get the money to distribute this movie	我是说 如果我们没钱发行这部电影
[1:48:52]	what if we sell cocaine to try to get this movie distributed?	如果我们卖可卡因来发售这部电影呢
[1:48:55]	Sure. We don’t want to lose, either.	当然 我们也不想输
[1:48:57]	No. I’m counting on you, Sheena.	不 我指望你了 席娜