Money Movers

Morning, gentlemen.

If I'm wanted, I'll be down in the counting house.

You still think I'm the sexiest beast since Errol Flynn?

Who's Errol Flynn?

"Who's Errol Flynn?" Shit!

New batch for the branches!

Over here, mate.

Yes?

Conway.

All right, I think these are clear right now.

G'day, fellas.

- G'day, Robbie. - G'day, Robbie.

You happy?

Yeah.

VH-2DA, Car 22 to base.

Come in, 22.

Listen, Eric, we're leaving the Central Bank now.

Arrival should be schedule minus five, okay?

Right.

Attention, counting house dispatch,

convoy has left the Central Bank five minutes early.

First van should arrive at 12:25 hours.

What's the intake?

Only about six million.

Relax. Lionel Darcy reckons the security here is tighter

than a fish's bum.

- See ya. - Yeah, right.

22 to base.

Come in, 22.

Approaching counting house now, base.

Roger, 22.

Help me out, Gloria, will you?

Hello.

Morning, ladies.

G'day, Cullen.

Don't let any bloke see my machine guns.

- G'day. - How are you?

Okay, here's the first one.

Press the hatch button.

Jesus, five minutes early!

That's a bit of a change for you buggers.

Yeah?

It's all right for you fucking armchair drivers.

Seen any bunny rabbits lately, mate?

Just the one.

Look out, mate.

Halfway through the bank run.

Location as usual.

Yeah, righty-oh.

Jesus, hot as buggery in there.

I could do with a drink.

Tell me something new.

Thought you were chatting up the barmaid in this place.

Get in her purse, you reckon?

Yeah, found out her husband's

been passing the bottle about.

- Oh, g'day, Nacker. - Hey.

You still pinching meat?

Come on, Dick, the job's gotta have a few perks.

Got a nice big leg of lamb here, Dick.

Just the feel of it will make any bugger randy.

I'm getting a bit sick of lamb, Nacker.

Haven't you got any steak?

I've got a nice sirloin from a two-year-old Hereford.

Lovely.

You could've eaten him out of the paddock.

Give me 10 minutes, mate.

I'm concerned, Connor,

concerned about powder-puff penalties.

There's far too much talk these days

about the rights of criminals, stop.

What about the rights of security patrolman

who are mugged after dark, semi-colon,

no make that a question mark.

Come in!

And what about armored-car drivers-

- Sorry to interrupt, but I thought-

Yes, all right.

Thank you very much, Maureen. Thank you.

Security patrolman who are mugged

after dark, semi-colon, no make that a question mark.

Come in!

And what about the rights armored-car drivers...

Did you hear about the Irish astronauts

who decided to go to the sun instead of the moon?

No.

Well, they decided to go to the sun instead of the moon.

You can't go to the sun. You'd just burn up.

They said, "That's all right. We'll go at night."

Inside! Quick, quick!

Okay, get inside!

Get in quick!

Go on then, in the box!

Inside!

Enough!

Hurry up now, guys.

Hello, girls!

Come on, come on.

Hey, Dick, hey, Dick!

I've got...

Stay within the speed limits.

Sure.

Take your mask off!

Darcy's Control, Eric Jackson.

Service 10, Control.

Service 10, go.

David, one of the vans has been hit.

Tell Mr. Darcy, he's on the firing range.

Right.

Get right back there.

Right back.

Who is he, Sergeant?

No idea, I'm afraid.

Any witnesses?

I don't think so.

This lot arrived as they drove off.

They had a cream Holden station waggon.

No one got the number.

See if Darcy's got a key to this thing.

Your motto has to be "eternal vigilance."

Constant suspicion.

That big bloke at the factory entrance,

wasn't he there yesterday?

That grey car.

Where have I seen that before?

Ask yourself these questions every...

A hundred and fifty grand, eh, Ben?

Oh, 150 each!

Not bad for five minutes work.

- 10, mate, 10! - Okay, ten!

Dino!

Yes, very good, Dino.

Clothes, passport, first-class air ticket to Tehran.

Here's some cash in US dollars to go on with.

Your share of today is 40%.

Mr. Henderson said it'll be forwarded to you

in Iranian rials in about a week.

The cost of all this stuff will be deducted

from your percentage.

Good businessman, Mr. Henderson.

Yes, that's right.

Strictly a businessman.

Jesus, Dick Martin.

Give these fellas a hand.

- Here you go. - Good.

Give us a hand with it, come on.

Take it easy. Come on.

You get a look on him, Dick?

Will you get those people back?

Will you get those people back there?

The driver, as you can see,

there's quite a lot of blood on his head, there.

Looks like they hit him.

Patrol to nine, one, two, and three.

Location...

Thank you, Mrs. Campbell.

Gentlemen.

For what we are about to receive,

the Lord make us truly thankful, Amen.

Amen.

Right, do you know what happens now?

Legal and United are gonna put our insurance premiums up.

One more little robbery like today's

and we're going to be out of business.

Come on, it's the lunch break.

He's right, Mr. Darcy.

If the men are on the road after 12:00,

the unions insist on a lunch break.

Then ram this robbery down the union's throat.

After today's little farce,

they're gonna have to make a deal.

Yeah, but what about this?

Oh, some kid watching too much TV.

Check it out as much as you can, will you?

And listen, you remember that cashier we had for 10 years?

Started shoving $50 bills in his boot.

And that's not where the lady cashiers used to put them.

Jackson, that fellow that got trussed up with

a leg of lamb today.

Dick Martin, you know him?

Only been with the armoured cars a few months,

but seemed okay.

Most of these old ex-coppers

aren't worth feeding, frankly.

Listen, why don't we get some of the younger blokes,

ex-Vietnam boys?

I don't know, sir, the police take the view

they're trigger happy.

Another problem there too.

They, um, they wouldn't pass the CPI test.

Huh, what the hell is that?

Oh, you've authorised it, sir.

The American system I instituted.

You see, we grade them one to five,

on the basis of 400 questions.

Now grades one and two are reject.

They're too intelligent, they get bored of the job.

See, you got to fail the entry exam

to be able to work here.

Yes.