Firewall Page #2
I wasn't betting. I don't gamble.
- I don't even know how.
-Well, that's obvious.
Think somebody got my information off
the bank's internal network or what?
Are you doubting yourself
in your old age?
No. More likely a dumpster diver...
...somebody sifting through your trash.
-Maybe.
A debt collector showed up
Don't worry. I'll clean it up.
It's just a pain in the ass.
Bill Cox? Guy from Atlanta.
- Supposed to have a drink.
-I can do 5:
30.I wanna get home early, pizza night.
- Good. I'll let him know.
-Okay.
[PHONE RINGS]
- Hey, you.
JACK [OVER PHONE]: Hi, hon.
Harry and I need to see a guy
for a few minutes after work.
- Okay if I'm late?
-What are you thinking?
I don't know, 45 minutes, tops.
We'll see you when we see you.
Love you.
Love you too. Bye.
I see him. My question is this:
for those Accuwest morons?
- I'll listen to what he has to say.
HARRY:
This guy could be our future.JACK:
Okay, okay.
HARRY:
Bill.-Good to see you, Harry.
- Bill Cox, Jack Stanfield.
-How are you?
I've been looking forward
to meeting you. Please, sit.
Thank you.
[DOORBELL RINGS]
Sarah, the pizza's here.
My wallet's by the door.
[DOORBELL RINGS]
WAITRESS:
Here you go.BILL:
So listen......I don't know how much
Harry's told you about what I do.
Not a lot. Just that you're in banking.
I have a company that provides
banking-support services...
...mainly in the South, but, really,
I'm an old-fashioned entrepreneur.
[YELLING OVER TV]
If that's a scary movie, turn it off.
Your brother won't sleep for a week.
BETH:
I'm so sorry to make you---Hello.
Aah!
BETH:
Sarah!-Mom.
Call 911!
There's over 200 regional banks
in the U.S. alone that have nothing...
...like the sophistication of the system
you developed for Landrock.
[SCREAMING]
BETH:
Sarah! Leave her alone!
With your system's software...
...Harry's expertise in law enforcement
and the physical security...
...you're an unbeatable team.
PIM:
Hey! Come here!
No!
- What are you doing to me? Get away!
PIM:
Shut up!You'd be your own bosses.
I'd just supply the money-
BETH:
Don't hurt my children.-Shut up!
Oh, my God, what do you want?
I have to think about
...but this sounds very attractive.
Okay, good.
[SCREAMING]
I hate to break this up.
JACK:
I gotta get home.-Family man.
No! Daddy!
So how many kids do you have?
- Two. Boy, 8. Girl, 14.
-Wow.
- Sure you don't need a ride?
-No, thanks, Harry. I'm fine.
Going back tonight?
- No, I've got some business in town.
-Well, great meeting you. Take care.
She has beautiful eyes,
your daughter.
What?
Jesus, what--?
Oh, my God. What do you want?
I wanna get you home.
It's pizza night.
Drive.
Drive.
Liam, we're on our way.
Everything all right?
Fine, the house is secure.
And we're setting up now.
I wanna talk to my wife.
You hear that, Liam?
He wants to talk to his wife.
They can't talk right now.
She's busy.
JACK:
Who are you?
What's this about?
What do you want from me?
This is your exit, Jack.
MAN [OVER TV]:
Three defenders hadthe chance to put him on the ground.
VEL:
They're here.
MAN [OVER TV]:
--as good as he'sbeen. Tremendous effort to stay alive.
- Where are they?
-Through here.
Jesus.
JACK:
What is this?ANDY:
Daddy.Why have you done this,
for God's sake?
It's okay. They're children!
I said, "if they were trouble."
Were they trouble?
- They were noisy.
-Yes, we made an executive decision.
But you're a criminal, Willy,
not an executive.
- But I thought you said--
-Shut up.
ANDY:
Daddy.-I wanna know what you want...
...and I wanna know now.
Beth...
...I'm sorry about all of this.
I am, but, well...
There we are.
Uh, I need you to talk to your husband.
He listens to you.
I need you to make him understand that
if he doesn't do exactly as I ask...
...I will kill you and your two children.
But if you can make him listen, Beth...
...if you can make him do
what I want...
...you'll all walk away from
this unpleasantness unscathed.
COX:
Not because I'm a nice man...
...simply because there'll be no reason
for me to hurt you.
Make sense?
Can I rely on your cooperation?
- Just tell him yes.
-Yes.
Sarah?
Fine.
And you, big fella?
Maybe.
BETH:
Andy.-No, it's all right. It's honest.
Do you keep a gun
in the house, Jack?
No.
- Daddy!
-I'm okay.
BETH:
It's okay.JACK:
Don't worry.-It's okay.
-I'm all right. I'm okay.
Pass me the gun.
COX:
It's empty.
You lied to me, Jack.
COX:
Don't let it happen again.
You have an excellent alarm system.
What are alarms for, Andy?
- To keep people out.
COX:
That's right.And they also keep people in.
I'll need the password, Jack.
Lark.
Lark. It's the name of our boat.
All right.
Untie them.
JACK:
Take it easy.
Daddy.
I'll be fine.
COX:
Hi, this is Jack Stanfield,account number 51216.
I need to change our alarm code
and give you a new password.
I know it's difficult for you,
but try and get some sleep.
Mom, what's going on?
- What do they want?
-I don't know, sweetheart.
Do you want something to eat, Jack?
- I'm not hungry.
-No?
Do you have any wine?
There's some in the bar.
COX:
Pim, go and get me a nice bottle of red.
I don't know sh*t about wine, man.
How do I know if it's nice?
It'll be dusty.
I didn't know he had a gun.
They hit him so hard.
He'll be fine.
It's just a little lump on the head.
- Let's think about something nice, okay?
-Okay.
I know.
We're on board the Lark.
And the sail's up.
And the sun is shining.
And it's warm.
And, Andy, you're at the wheel
with your dad.
Vel.
Get Jack a blanket.
COX:
He's got a busy day tomorrow.
She's asleep. Get some yourself.
- I'll wake you in an hour.
-Okay.
MAN [OVER TV]:
Let's take a look,show you what's going on.
Yeah, we do have a big storm,
big section of the country.
of weather...
COX:
Morning, Jack.
Time to get ready for work.
MAN [OVER TV]:
You can lookfor some snow by tomorrow...
...through the upper Great Lakes.
You have to do whatever they want.
I don't care what it is.
It may not be that easy.
We've seen their faces.
- But he said if we just cooperate--
-I know what they said, Beth.
VOICE [OVER TV]:
Did you ever noticehow big squirrels' teeth are?
Where's Andy?
Breakfast.
COX:
Count to three.ANDY:
One, two, three.- Whoa!
JACK:
Andy!Andy.
This man is not our friend. Stay away.
- But I want a pancake.
-Go see your mom.
- Want some Cheerios?
ANDY:
No.You're worried I'll give him
peanut oil, Jack.
I know about his allergy.
Don't imagine for one second...
...that I just blundered in here
out of the rain.
Don't touch him.
Don't talk to him.
And don't feed him anything.
VEL:
I'm fitting youwith two separate systems.
Audio transmitter.
We hear everything you do.
- What do I do when I get to the office?
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