Drive Hard
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- 2014
- 92 min
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Yeah! That's great! That's great!
Thank you! Thank you!
- Peter Roberts
- Yeah!
- Dad, wake up.
- Dad, wake up!
- What? What?
- Come on, we 'll be late
- Who is it? Who is it?
Dad, wake up!
We're going to be late!
Who disturbs my sleep?
- Morning. Good Morning! Hi...
- Hi...
Can you take Becca to school?
- I've got to be in court.
- I've got a 9 am.
- So do I.
- Sure. Yes.
- You want an orange?
- I already have an orange.
- What's for breakfast?
- You're too late.
By the way, have you called that guy
about the job?
What job?
No, not yet.
I told him you would.
It's an office job
but it pays more
than you're earning now,
and in case you didn't notice
we need the money.
I just don't feel like...
I won't be very fulfilled...
in a...
- office.
- I've got to go.
But Freddy's so close on the money.
I talked to him.
I talked to him last week.
He hasn't called me back yet,
but he's so close on the cash, man,
it's just like...
- It's just like...
- Maybe Freddy
can pay our mortgage.
Are you two going to fight again?
- Go get your bag, honey.
- Yeah, go get dressed.
Go put on a tie or something.
Look, I 'm sorry,
but using our money
to put a down payment
on that monstrosity.
It's not a monstrosity.
- What is it?
- It's a school.
It's racing school.
It's a school where people race.
And I teach them.
I teach them how to race.
Because that's what I'm good at.
It's what I do.
I'm gonna be late.
What I used to do.
Now I don't do that.
Wait, don't leave me!
Do we have to go in your car?
What does it look like?
You see any other cars around here?
Whoa, whoa whoa.
You can sit up front with me.
This is a perfectly good car, kid.
Your dad makes his living
driving this car.
Okay, speed bump.
This car, it pays for your clothes,
it pays for your food, it pays for
this incredibly expensive school
that you take for granted.
Mommy pays for most of it.
Nice.
OK Junior.
Go on.
Have fun, OK?
Love you. See you. Bye.
Y'ello.
Oh hi, yeah.
I'm just... outside.
Yes, sure, if you can give me another
couple of weeks
then I will have the money. I...
Yes, I... understand.
But we've had some...
plumbing problems lately.
And I mean wow, like... really expensive.
So, I'm a little short right now.
What?
No, no, no, I understand.
I understand completely.
Thank you. Thank you so much.
on the Gold Coast.
perfect beach conditions forecast.
...will experience a late morning change
from the west
bringing scattered showers from
the hinterland
and coastal ranges.
Monday through Saturday.
Sundays can be arranged
but at a higher cost.
I will just as soon as he walks in.
- Good morning sexy lady.
- Thank you. - Sorry.
How are we today?
- Do that great accent that you do.
- No.
- Come on, just one more time.
- No!
- Hi Mr. Roberts.
- You're back.
Again.
Um... yeah.
9 o'clock? It can't be 9 o'clock.
Ow! Jesus Christ!
- Are you alright?
- It's hot!
- Do you need help?
- Hey! Back up! Sit!
- Is she mine?
- Not today mate.
You've got a personal. A Mr. Keller?
He's waiting out the front.
So...
Mr. Keller?
Mr. Roberts.
You must be my 9 o'clock.
- Indeed I am.
- Pleasure.
Yeah.
than your usual clientele.
Oh no, we get all kinds if
you can believe it.
- I can.
- Good.
- So you're an American.
- Yeah.
- We have something in common.
- Yes, that's why
- I picked you.
- Okay.
- So you've driven before?
- Uh-huh.
Yeah, but you know, I was on
the other side of the road
OK. I think we'll probably...
- Shall we ah...
- Yeah, yeah, sure, sure.
I just need a signature.
- Okay.
- Right here.
In case anything happens...
Mental, physical incapacity, no.
- I can fill that out later.
- That's good. OK.
Yeah, thanks mister. Thank you.
OK, I don't have a current address.
I'm just here on business for the week.
- Shall we um...
- Sure, sure.
Why don't we take it on the main road,
to see where you're at.
- You've got a little experience.
- Yeah, I do.
Sure you have.
That's the windshield wipers there.
- Yeah.
- One click up.
- No, the other way. Up.
- Oh sh*t!
Up. You just want to click those up
one more time.
- I did, you see? It's not...
- One more time.
Click it up.
There you go.
Alright, why don't you back it on up.
We're going to take you out on the
main street. Oh!
- Aren't we forgetting something?
- What?
- Seat belt.
- Oh yes, of course.
You know,
I want to keep everything nice and legal.
- Yeah.
- Street legal as they say, right?
- Street legal.
- OK.
- Alright.
- Go ahead.
- Let's open this
- f***er up!
- Whoa!
Easy now. Hold on.
Ease up on the gas a little.
get up and go!
Whoa now!
Hey, slow down. Please slow down.
It's residential.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Hang on. Let this guy go around OK?
- Go where?
- Go around.
Just let him go around.
Don't pull up.
- This is the wrong side.
- Whoa!
You stay here.
- I don't know where I'm going.
- Let him go around.
- There you go.
- F***ing d*ckhead!
- Thank you.
- Perfect. Why don't you...
hang a left up here.
I lost my pen.
Yeah, I think it's down by your feet.
Alright, now really...
- we just want to take it easy.
- Yeah.
You're getting the hang of it.
Alright I want you to pause...
here at the end and then hang
a right, OK?
Make a right!
Other side! Other side!
Alright, good, good.
No, no, no! You'll have to put on your
breaks because there's a speed bump.
Speed bump!
OK.
Slow down, slow down.
What I want you to do is pause
at the roundabout.
Other way!
It's not this way.
- It's the other...
- Is it?
You liked that did you?
Want to go around again?
Do you have the time?
No, I don't.
- Yeah you do.
Please.
Can we uh... can we just stop somewhere
for a quick bite to eat?
Are you hungry? I'm a little bit
rattled.
Can we just get a bite to eat?
A cup of coffee?
Come on.
May I have the keys please?
Ouch!
You could hand them to me like a...
person.
So, Mr. Keller,
how'd you get my name?
This guy tipped me off, Bill.
Bill? Somebody I taught?
- He has brown hair.
- Brown hair.
It's not important.
You like driving that golf cart
out there?
Yeah, it's a living. Sure.
Yeah? I wouldn't think so
not after driving those V8 super cars.
Right?
Excuse me?
You were a driver.
- Yeah.
You were good.
Better than most in fact, right?
- That's what I'm told.
- Oh.
Yeah, I mean I won a few races
- that's for sure.
- Yeah.
Yeah, it was a...
- nice little run.
- Yeah.
Why'd you quit?
Oh, you know I...
I had a lot of responsibilities and a...
Come on, man.
Give up all that?
Well... You want to know the truth?
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