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Synopsis: Bobby is a struggling boxer and bodyguard for his stripper girlfriend. But he hates his work and wants to move up. So he agrees to go to New York City for his boss to help in the delivery for a money laundering scheme. His partner in crime is his best friend Ricky, an obnoxious loudmouth who has seen one too many mafia movies. Bobby tries to keep it cool and get the job done, but Ricky's antics threaten to blow the entire situation.
Genre: Comedy, Crime, Drama
Director(s): Jon Favreau
Production: Artisan Entertainment
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
6.4
Metacritic:
62
Rotten Tomatoes:
71%
R
Year:
2001
95 min
£3,673,981
Website
922 Views


RICKY:

I call 'em wiggers.

JIMMY:

Different.

BOBBY:

This Ruiz guy, what's his deal?

JIMMY:

Don't know much. I hear he runs a

tight ship.

BOBBY:

Yeah?

JIMMY:

Understand me?

BOBBY:

Yeah.

RICKY:

(quiet)

So is this the drop?

BOBBY:

Like I said, I don't know.

RICKY:

He woulda told us right?

BOBBY:

You would think.

EXT. SPA - 13TH STREET - NIGHT

A horrifying line has formed as New York's best and beautiful

primp and peck their way to the door. The rope is three-deep

and three DOORMEN coordinate the traffic patterns. The limo

settles in and a HOMELESS MAN opens the door in hope of a

tip. Jimmy steps in his way as Bobby and Ricky, in tattered

clothes, move toward a big white DOORMAN in an oversized

hat. They fight their way past the other people who are

fighting their way past the line.

RICKY:

(responding to

irritated looks)

Watch out, man. Sorry. I'm on the

list, man.

(to the doorman)

Hey, bro.

DOORMAN:

The line's over there.

RICKY:

Yeah, but, we're good. You know what

I mean?

DOORMAN:

How is it you're good? You on a list?

RICKY:

Yeah. Ricky Slade.

DOORMAN:

(to doorman with

clipboard)

You see a Ricky Slade?

The doorman with a clipboard checks and shakes his head.

RICKY:

Cardiff Giant?

DOORMAN:

What?

RICKY:

Cardiff Giant. Just check.

DOORMAN:

Maybe you wanna try the China Club.

RICKY:

Again with the f***ing China Club!

What do I look like a f***ing Persian

to you?

DOORMAN:

(firm)

Hey. I'm half Lebanese.

BOBBY:

We're with Ruiz.

DOORMAN:

Ruiz isn't here.

BOBBY:

We're supposed to meet him here. Is

Ruiz on the list?

DOORMAN:

Ruiz is always on the list. He just

ain't here, though.

BOBBY:

Can you check?

DOORMAN:

He's not here.

While they're waiting, the actor who played SCREECH on 'Saved

By the Bell', now in his twenties, walks by and is let through

the rope with a handshake.

DOORMAN:

What's up, man.

SCREECH:

S'up.

DOORMAN:

You look big, man. Diesel. You been

lifting?

SCREECH:

A little.

DOORMAN:

You look good, man.

SCREECH:

Cool. See you later.

DOORMAN:

Cool.

Ricky can't believe his eyes.

RICKY:

Did you see that sh*t? Motherf***er.

(to doorman)

You let in f***ing Screech, dude?

I'm waiting and you let in Screech?

DOORMAN:

He's on the list.

RICKY:

(hot)

Show me. Show me where it says Screech

on the f***ing list.

This altercation is cut short by the arrival of Ruiz and

Horrace. The Red Sea parts as they approach the door.

DOORMAN:

What's up, bro? You look big, man,

you been lifting?

RUIZ:

A little. How's it going tonight?

DOORMAN:

Sh*t's off the chain. These two say

they're with you.

RUIZ:

Yeah.

DOORMAN:

Alright. These two are good.

He opens the rope. Bobby shakes his hand.

DOORMAN:

Sorry, man, but...

BOBBY:

Thanks a lot. Don't worry about it.

DOORMAN:

Any time, bro.

BOBBY:

Thanks.

Ricky walks by and throws him a look like he just stuck it

in.

INT. SPA - 13TH STREET - CONTINUOUS

Bobby and Ricky are lead into the club and past a window and

another set of ropes.

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Jon Favreau

Jonathan Kolia "Jon" Favreau is an American actor, filmmaker and comedian. As an actor, he is known for roles in films such as Rudy, Swingers, Very Bad Things, The Break-Up, and Chef. more…

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