Making 'The Score' Page #3

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sort it out, put it in the basement.

- And that's what they do.

- Don't worry. Don't worry.

- Don't worry about it.

- I want to see, Danny.

- Can I see?

- No. Come on. Let's go now.

Okay. Bye-bye. Bye.

The basement

in the customshouse...

is the most secure lockup

in eastern Canada.

It was built as a bomb shelter

during the Cold War.

All their important stuff's there--

state's evidence, narcotics...

confiscated weapons.

That scepter is in a safe

somewhere in this room.

But the thing is,

there's no-- there's no cameras.

If there was, I would've seen

an angle on the video monitors.

So if we can put you inside that

room, you can work on it all night.

We'll need pictures of the safe

or a model number from their files.

Then we're gonna need plans--

infrastructure maps...

blueprints, schematics,

anything we can get our hands on.

That's all I got for now,

but give me two days.

We just gotta find a way

to get into that basement.

You gonna let it go, or are we gonna

drive around pissed all night?

Why don't you kiss my ass?

- We're about set up. You ready?

- Hold on.

- Wanna give me a mark?

- Not yet. Not yet.

How you doing?

Stay off the air

until I call.

Three-three, two-six...

two-nine, three-two.

I repeat:
33, 26, 29, 32.

Copy that. Three-three, two-six,

two-nine, three-two.

Make a right.

Proceed east about 20 yards.

You should see

the next opening.

I'm at a wall here,

a cinder block wall...

where you told me

I have to go.

Are you sure about that?

It shows a straight shot on here.

It's not my imagination.

I'm right here in front of it.

You wanna come down here

and see for yourself?

Right. Okay, okay. Hold on.

All right,

just give me a second.

- Can you read me?

- Make a left. Go about 20 feet.

You should run

into a parallel tunnel.

Make a right. You'll be

right back on course.

Take the tunnel

about 150yards due west.

You'll reach a "T" junction.

Tell me when you're there.

About 300yards.

- Came to the end. Made a right.

- Head Northwest.

Northeast.

Check that. Northeast.

One second. Hold on.

- Are you with me?

- Going west. Going west.

- I'm going west. I'm in a circle.

- Make a right. Go 40yards east.

Then make a left turn.

Go about--

Make a right. Head back.

You got maybe 500 yards to go.

Straight ahead 20 feet, and you

should be dead under the room.

The tunnel will keep on going.

But look up.

You should see the access ladder.

I'm at a shaft.

I'm gonna climb up.

What are you doing?

Still climbing.

This looks like it.

I'm done.

What the hell is this?

Hey, you got a utility crew

all over the entrance.

You're gonna have to find

another way out.

Where are you?

I'm at De La Montagne

and Ottawa.

Repeat:

De La Montagne and Ottawa.

Got it. We're on our way.

This should be it,

right here.

We're here.

I'm just trying to find you.

There. He's right over there.

Okay, you're all clear.

I'm coming out.

Hello.

Anybody home?

- Champagne.

- Yeah.

- Nice touch.

- Nice dress.

You like? Thank you.

So, you asked me a question

a couple of days ago.

And you gave it

some serious thought?

Actually,

I forgot the question.

Here's my answer.

You're not holding up

your glass.

I'm sorry.

My father was a lawyer--

very smart man--

and he would always say

that a deal is only good...

if it leaves both parties feeling

as if they gave up something.

Is an answer coming soon?

'Cause the glass is getting heavy.

Okay.

I will change my life...

I will move here...

I will love you...

and believe that this is

the best decision that I've made.

But I will not move here

if it means that one day...

I might have to talk

to you through glass.

I won't move here if it means

spending my nights worrying.

So if you can promise me, as of

right now, that you're through...

then we can drink

to making changes.

I-- I said you could drink now.

I know.

I wanna do all that.

I just have to tell you

that I'm gonna do one more thing...

- and that's it.

- Oh, f***.

Everything you said is great.

It's perfect.

I just have one more thing

I have to do.

You put that out there when you

knew you couldn't follow through.

I put it out there because--

I am following through.

- This is my last one. I promise.

- Sure it is.

I promise you

it is my last one.

Then quit. Quit now.

- What does "one last one" mean?

- It means we don't need anything.

I didn't need anything before,

and I don't need anything now...

but what I wanted

was to be with you.

And what I didn't need was exactly

this kind of painful bullshit.

My life wasn't perfect before,

but at least we were clear.

Give me some--

I'll see you when I see you.

Hey, what are you doing?

Somebody put fingerprints

on my window, Danny.

- You don't need to do it.

- I like a clean window, Danny.

It's all right.

We missed you last night.

You feeling better?

- Yes, thank you.

- Sure?

Yes, I'm okay.

Thank you, Danny.

- Take your time. Okay, bye-bye.

- Bye-bye.

Bye.

That's your safe.

Traeger standing jeweler's safe,

this year's model.

If it's new, it's gonna be tough

to get the schematics.

I've got all

this year's books.

- Really?

- Yeah. What else?

Okay, the system's

Ironclad Security.

They're a big commercial

industrial outfit.

They handle a lot

of the government buildings here.

Now, this building's pretty old.

The lines are all over the place.

They're easy to find. I can cut in

three or four different places...

and let you in from there, but I

need the engineering pass codes.

I've been looking.

They don't keep them in here.

They'll be at Ironclad.

I don't know what to do.

Okay.

What, are you

calling someone now?

- What? Who is this?

- It's me. Turn down the music.

Hey, Nick, I am f***ed up.

My mother's totally

out of control.

Listen. Listen carefully.

Ironclad Security.

- Big outfit.

- Yeah.

I need engineering pass codes

for the customshouse.

I don't know, man.

my concentration's shot.

I haven't slept in, like, a month.

Wait. What customshouse?

Montreal.

You're not pissing

in our own pool, man.

You have always said you were never

gonna do a job here in Montreal.

- I know. I know. Can you do it?

- Steven!

Who are you talking to

at this hour?

I am having a f***ing conversation

with a friend of mine, Mother!

- Are you-- Are you okay?

- She is a ghoul.

Now, tell me

exactly what you want.

Just one second. Here's someone

who can tell you what we need.

Just tell him what you need.

I need separate disarm and reset

master codes for the whole system...

and I need the individual

sector bypass codes...

so I can shut down one zone without

lighting off the whole board.

- Okay?

- Yes.

- You got that?

- Got it.

Now, listen, I'm gonna

need this within 48 hours.

If you do that,

I'll double your last price.

Dude, give me a Kaypro 64

and a live dial tone...

and I can do anything.

Oh, now you are going to die.

This is someone

you work with?

And you're giving me

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