The first 187 lines.
Go, go, go, go, go, go!
This is bigger than we think.
If we want to be in the big time,
then we've gotta stop letting them treat us
like baggage handlers.
You seemed pretty happy coming down the street then.
What was that for?
I felt like it.
Tell me what the fuck's going on.
Who are we really working for?
When Dominic McGraw took over my operation,
it was Eton who shut me down.
The McGraws have guaranteed safety.
Hi.
Hi.
Pack a suitcase.
Tomorrow you will have all your answers.
Nah this one, me mother's mother used to make.
East End delicacy.
It's one of the things I miss about home.
It won't be too long.
There's a lot riding on those two boys, Ted.
They've passed muster.
So far.
We have to be tight.
When the time comes, McGraw's coming for us
with everything he's got.
The McGraws are quite preoccupied at the moment.
Argh!
He won't see it coming.
I never saw it coming.
Your boys better be up to it, Teddy.
I'm ready to go home.
Gal.
Gal.
Hey, what's going on with ya?
Just thinking.
There's a waterfall in the bathroom.
A waterfall.
I had me a piss in the waterfall.
You believe that?
Gal.
Ah.
Cheers.
You all right, Gal?
Of course.
You got that same look the whole flight.
You stared off into space.
I'm loving the sun, Don.
Ted didn't say nothing else?
Nothing at all?
I told you everything.
He promised he'd let us in on the plan.
There he is.
Bloody hell, that's him, all right.
Fuck me.
Gentlemen, let me introduce Roger Riley.
I know you must be wondering what all this is about.
In fact, it's my understanding
that you've been demanding answers.
Well, I figured you'd have done the same thing.
I might have handled it a bit differently.
You got balls, though.
I'll give you that.
So listen, boys.
Me and Roger, we got some business.
Why don't you two go and check out the town,
have a drink or two?
I'll see you back here half past six--
dinner fit for a king.
All will be revealed.
This is your moment, boys.
The big time.
Don't fuck it up.
I've told you about Teddy.
I've told ya. - You were right.
You were right. How many times I got to say it?
You were right. - Yeah, you happy now?
You happy? - I'm happy. I'm happy.
- Yeah. Cheers. - Cheers.
Fuck's sake.
Yeah. - Yeah.
You know that they say
Roger murdered Clayton Meed in the '80s?
Hmm.
Cut him in half with a Samurai sword.
Yeah, and I've heard a lot worse.
You think he's gonna tell us what job?
Maybe like the Brink's-Mat robbery or bigger--
much, much bigger.
Well, whatever it is, you can bet
there'll be a lot of planning.
Preparation, preparation, preparation.
That's how we stay out of prison.
It's quite nice, isn't it?
What, her bum?
No, this, right?
This place.
Yeah, sure, I suppose, for what it is--
foreign.
They speak funny.
Well, I could get used to this.
I can see myself living here.
Oh, yeah, yeah, right, sure.
We can walk to town in our Speedos.
We'll get a flat with matching sinks
like a couple of poofs on holiday.
We'll hold hands.
Maybe we should share a watermelon salad.
Fuck off.
Fuck's sake.
Let's go have a look around.
Spanish fucking--
Spanish this, Spanish that.
- Look at this place. - Fucking music!
It's amazing.
It's not like the East End fucking place--
grimy, gray, sooty.
Where's this coming from?
It's fa--look at this guy. Look at this guy.
Right, mate.
Do you--would you--
could you play, uh-- could you play "La Bamba"?
Play "La Bamba." You play that one?
Oh, I love this one.
Wait. Can I have it? El hato. El hato.
I--oh.
Don't wear his fucking hat.
You don't know where he's been.
I feel sick.
Put it on, mate. Put it on. Put it on.
Fucking don't put it on me, you cunt! Fucking stinks.
Oh, come on, cheer up.
It's too small for you.
Perfect.
What?
It's just that's the second time you said that.
- What? - About leaving Britain.
You're not a fucking Spaniard.
You don't kid yourself.
You look like a silly ponce. - Mate, what?
Come on.
Hey! - Give him it back.
That's his hat!
Disrespectful.
Sorry, mate.
Sorry.
Thank--gracias.
Thank you.
What you think we're gonna do,
get our house in Rotherhithe,
build a garden together-- together? That's you!
There's something going on in that head of yours.
Not this again, Don.
Not what again?
Oh.
Do you think that one night can change your whole life?
Is this about the job?
No.
No?
Then what? What?
Tell me. - Nothing. Nothing. Calm down.
I've been thinking about this.
Mate, what?
If you had nothing to hide,
you'd just say, "Fuck off, Don."
Okay, fuck off, Don.
No, you didn't do that, no.
You just give me that stupid face
that you do, like the time you and Aitch left me in Dover.
What are you talking about?
You're hiding something, and you're hiding something now.
Me and Aitch just met some girls.
- Ah, no. - There was two of them, mate.
Now the truth comes out. I knew it.
I knew it. I knew it!
Stop it! - Oi, watch.
Just quiet down.
I will not be quiet.
You are driving me crazy.
I'm driving you crazy?
No, you're driving me crazy, Gal.
No problemo. No problemo, señor.
No, there is a very big problem, Gal.
A ver--don't fucking touch me.
Stop it. I'm putting it down.
If someone's driving someone crazy,
No comments yet. Be the first to leave one.