Art Thief

Welcome to the Gardener.

Just one? Okay. Thank you. Enjoy your visit.

Excuse me.

Front desk. I need security.

Excuse me sir,

you're too close to the painting.

Ah, sorry. Sorry.

Just-it's amazing work.

Ever since I was a little boy, I love paintings.

My mother would take me on adventures to art museums,

and we'd spend the day there talking about the work.

She'd make it live and breathe for me.

Maybe that's why, I'll always remember the last day I saw her.

We were very poor,

but my mom always found a way

of making new friends at the museum.

So we'd get in for free.

- Come on, Kevin. - Let's go see some paintings.

Did you know? My mom has shown me all the paintings in the museum,

and she'd teach me the story of every single one of them.

She'd tell me all about the paintings

and the stories of the artist who made them.

This is made by a really famous artist named Rembrandt,

who lived a long time ago,

but he started painting when he was not much older than you.

Doesn't it look like Our Saviour looking right back at us?

Do you want to see your friends?

When things got hard,

she dropped me off at the boys' home.

Oh... such a good looking boy.

She'd come back and get me after a couple

of weeks or a couple of months.

One year she didn't come back and get me all winter.

And the next year, she didn't come back at all.

I never got to tell her, that when I grew up, I wanted

to be an artist just like Rembrandt.

Hey everybody, great news.

The days of Ronald Reagan are over.

Are you all ready to help us change the

direction of this country?

How about you? Are you ready

to help get involved in changing

the direction of our country?

- No-I- - That's great. So you tip our spear.

JFK spoke to you.

He said, ask not what your country can do for you,

but what you can do for your country.

Sign up now to help raise donations for Gary Hart.

Hello, Mr. Grey, my name is Kelly

Hi, sorry. I'm Kevin Deley.

I'm head of volunteer for the Young Democrats.

- How you doing? I'm Perkins. - Hi.

So, you think you're ready for this?

Yeah. Yeah, I think so.

Okay. On this map,

I've marked all the areas you can go to.

I need you to knock on every door.

Oh, sorry. I prefer the Hingham Mary.

You're not from Hingham.

Sorry, I believe in our candidate. I believe in Mr. Hart.

I think if you send a guy like me to Hingham,

I could-you know-I could do what you want.

I could get him some votes.

You're still not from Hingham.

Sorry kid, I've been doing this a long time.

You'll blend in much better in Dorchester Heights.

Hi, I'm Kevin Deley

with the Young Democrats in Massachusetts.

Can we count on your support in the upcoming election?

- Could you read the sign? - Alright.

I'm leaving.

You're killing me here. You've got to get donations. Try harder.

- Hey. - Hey.

- What's it going? - Kimball Tyler, how are you? Good to see you.

- Good. Good to see you, Perkins. - Good. Good. Good. - Take care.

Your father told me you were coming down.

He said you were interested in

campaigning for Gary Hart this year.

Yes, sir. It'll be my pleasure.

You still at Yale?

Yeah. But I'm taking this year off to pursue some passions,

before I get serious about life.

Well, good for you. But I think you look terrific.

Hey, with a suntan like that,

people are gonna assume you're a Kennedy.

- Thanks. - You're the tip of our spear Kimball.

Why don't you head down to Hingham and start there.

- You got it. - Excellent.

I got a box of posters and

- buttons for you. - Cool.

And there's also a small gift in there,

from Gary Hart for your father.

- He's really thankful for his generosity. - Thanks, my friend.

- Okay, thanks. - All right, take care.

- Good to see you. - Good to see you. Good luck.

- Yeah, I'll have my dad come by. - Excellent. Thank you, man. Take care.

- How you doing? Good. - How's it going, man? Yeah.

Oh, we can't believe, I'm doing this, man.

My first campaign, so, I mean, you must be pretty good at it.

Oh, no. My old man, he wanted me

to spend the summer interning at his law firm in the city.

- You know how it is. - Yeah. Yeah.

You need it on your resume if you

want to go to Harvard Law.

Right. Right.

I mean, he knows they'll take me either way,

and I'm not gonna miss racing season, that's for sure.

Sorry, who are you again?

Oh, I'm Kevin. I'm sorry, you said you race?

Yeah, yeah. I did. I do.

Wait, do I know you from somewhere?

Maybe the Chatham Links?

- Or were you a caddy there? - No.

- No? - No, no, I don't think so.

But I know you. I see the front cover of the Boston Globe every year.

The racing photos.

Great. Oh, this is me.

So good luck, man. Yeah. Knock 'em dead.

They tell me we need to help these poor people.

We've been keeping 'em down.

You know, that's the whole message. Right. Get to it.

Kick ass. And just remember,

Gary's probably not gonna win anyway.

They say he is nothing but a pretty face.

- Yeah. Anyway. All right. - Yeah. I'll see you around

Kimball here.

And so, my fellow Americans, ask not

what your country can do for you.

Ask what you can do for your country.

So my fellow Americans,

ask not what your country can do for you.

Ask what you can do for your country.

My fellow citizens of the world, my fellow citizens

of the world, ask not what America can do for you,

but what together we can do, for the freedom of man,

for the-that's stupid.

Yeah. No, Kimball Tyler.

I'm a complete pleasure to meet you.

Pleasure to meet you. Kimball Tyler. Pleasure to meet you.

No. Hi, I am Kimball Tyler. Pleasure to meet you.

That's fantastic. Kimball Tyler, great to meet you.

Have you considered Gary Hart for President? Oh, you did.

You saw me on the front cover of the globe.

That's wonderful. That's wonderful.

That's really all I care about in the world.

Oh, I saw you down the Chatham Links.

You were a caddy, weren't you? A caddy? Yeah.

Poorer than me. Absolutely. No, no, no. It's fine. It's fine.

I just wanted you to know I knew.

Hi. Hi. I'm Kimball Tyler, the young Democrats of Massachusetts.

I was wondering if we could count on,

on your support in the upcoming election.

- Sure. - Oh my God, thank you so much. Oh, it's so kind of you.

Thank you. Can I have your receipt or you're fine? Okay.

A button. Oh, thank you. Thank you.

You know, it's interesting.

I'm gonna talk to you today about the common man.

I'm not one, but I've seen him around.

Normally below me, I look down on them

literally and figuratively.

But vote for Gary Hart.

Do yourself a favor, and you know, it'll make my dad happy.

And really, if daddy is happy, I'm pretty happy myself.

- Yes? - Hi, ma'am. I'm Kimball Tyler

with the Young Democrats of Massachusetts.

Can we count on your support to win back the White House for

everybody, not just the wealthy and the privileged?

Are you a member of the Kennedy family?

Oh, ma'am. I couldn't possibly say.

I think you are, and you're just not telling me.

You sound like one of them.

You know, if I were you, I'd vote for Gary Hart.

That's a man who's got a moral center.

And I should know, shouldn't I?

It's a horrible thing that happened to that boy.

My entire family was devastated by the news.

What's this country coming to?

Well, can we count on your support?

Can Gary Hart count on your

support in this next election?

Of course he can.

You wait right here for me.

I'll be right back in just one minute. So excited.

You know, you can vote for Gary Hart, or you can't.

It's really gonna be the same thing over and over again.

I'm gonna be up here

and you're gonna be down there and that's fine.

Here you go, young man.

Wow. That is so kind of you. Can I give you a receipt?

Yes, please.

- Thank you. - Here we are. Thank you.

- And would you like a button? - I would love a button.

Thank you. Gary Hart, Thanks you. I thank you.

Well, I'm looking forward to seeing you again.

See you down on the road.

How 'bout that? Something like that.

Hey, I'd like to sign up for the course on painting.

Christ, in the storm on the sea of Galilee.

A copy, of course.

A painting by Rembrandt, his only seascape.