PEAKY BLINDERS II Page #10
Season #3 Episode #18- Year:
- 2013
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Word of unease has spread from the suspicious doorman and we
see it reaching a good looking guy in his thirties behind the
bar (MARIO) who we will learn runs the Eden Club on behalf of
organized criminals we will meet in time.
Through smoke we see him getting a whispered message as
Tommy, John and Arthur take in the place for a moment and
then walk down the steps to the dining tables.
Arthur is terrified of the noise coming from the jazz band
and clutches Tommy’s arm....
ARTHUR:
What the bloody hell is that row?
Tommy is heading for an empty table.
TOMMY:
It’s what they call music these
days.
As Tommy makes his way toward the table, we see people
recognizing him and the brothers and reacting instantly.
Arthur and John are unsure but also appear to be recognizing
faces all around. Tommy sits and gestures to a waiter and
calls out loudly...
TOMMY (CONT’D)
Irish whisky. Bottle.
It is plain (not least to Arthur and John) that they are now
getting evil looks from many sources around the room, all of
them hard men. Word is going round fast beneath the drum of
the jazz.
Tommy appears oblivious (he’s not) and his loud order of
drinks causes more reaction. Their bottle arrives. John and
Arthur look around as Tommy pours...
JOHN:
F***, half the Titanic are in here.
ARTHUR:
That’s Darby Sabini’s cousins.
(CONT'D)
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38 CONT'D:
38JOHN:
Jesus Tommy, everybody in here is
somebody...
TOMMY:
Just the lieutenants. Not the
officers....
In the background we see Mario and a big bouncer pushing
through the crowds toward Tommy and Arthur, being given angry
messages as they walk. Arthur has understood what is going on
before us. Tommy swigs down his whisky and prepares.
Mario and the bouncer arrive at the table...
MARIO:
Gentlemen, there has been a
mistake. I am afraid you will have
to leave.
JOHN:
We just bought a f***ing bottle...
MARIO:
Some of the men here say they
recognize you. From the racetracks
in the north.
Tommy drinks his drink in one...
MARIO (CONT’D)
They say you have no business
coming south of the line without
prior agreement...
TOMMY:
And what line would that be?
A pause. Mario looks around in fear...
MARIO:
They say this is provocation.
TOMMY:
Tell them we’re on holiday.
Mario hesitates then comes close to Tommy’s ear...
MARIO:
They say you are breaking the
rules.
A pause. Tommy and Arthur lock eyes, knowing it is all about
to kick off. Mario hisses...
MARIO (CONT’D)
They say you are the Peaky
Blinders...
(CONT'D)
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38 CONT'D:
38As the words ‘Peaky Blinders’ are spoken, a full red wine
bottle comes spinning toward Tommy’s head (in slow motion).
He ducks out of the way and there is chaos.
Arthur is on his feet and Tommy and John join him. They have
been searched but their caps weren’t taken so they are the
only men in the place with weapons (as Tommy knew they would
be).
Hard men come for Tommy and Arthur with bottles and glasses,
but Arthur accesses an incredible strength and power which he
has worked up over the past couple of years.
Tommy and John hold their own but Arthur puts on a display of
snarling fighting fury which clears a space and scatters the
jazz band.
Before the fight can continue, Mario has pulled a gun and
fires a single shot. Everyone freezes.
MARIO (CONT’D)
Stop! Step back.
Tommy, John and Arthur are in a clear space beside the dance
floor. The mob of hard men are staring murder. There is blood
and two men have been cut.
Mario points his gun at Tommy.
MARIO (CONT’D)
Get out.
Tommy snatches the bottle he bought and swigs from it. Then
he, John and Arthur walk toward the door as people make way.
There is furious silence and gestures of revenge. Tommy
stops at the top of the stairs and calls out...
TOMMY:
We came down here not to make
enemies but to make new friends.
TOMMY (CONT’D)
Those of you who are last will soon
be first. Those who are
downtrodden will rise up. You know
where to find us.
As Tommy and the boys leave there are looks across the
scattered tables...
39 EXT. GAS LIT BACK STREET, LONDON WEST END - NIGHT 2 39
In a dark alley we see long shadows from a gas light then
Tommy, John and Arthur turn a corner. Arthur doubles up and
splutters out some blood...
(CONT'D)
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39 CONT'D:
39ARTHUR:
I’ve lost another tooth Tommy. I’m
going to have none left.
He grabs the bottle of whisky to wash out his mouth...
ARTHUR (CONT’D)
Some f***ing holiday this is.
John hoots with laughter and Tommy finally laughs too. The
three brothers lean against a wall under the gas light. Tommy
slaps Arthur on the shoulders and he stands to attention.
TOMMY:
So. Are you alright without your
f***ing medicine Arthur?
Arthur grins and nods firmly.
TOMMY (CONT’D)
John? You alright? Or should I be
asking that question to your wife?
Arthur hoots and grabs John. John laughs...
TOMMY (CONT’D)
No more talk of keeping chickens,
alright?
John and Arthur laugh and Tommy walks away. He calls back...
TOMMY (CONT’D)
I’ve got fifty quid here.
Tommy walks...
TOMMY (CONT’D)
Let’s go and paint the town.
Tommy walks away into the gas light. Arthur straightens his
hat on his head. John straightens his collar and whoops as
the brothers become silhouettes disappearing into the
night...
40 EXT. TERRACED HOUSE - NIGHT 2 40
A different silhouette walks under different gas lamps
through swirling mist.
We are in front of a line of terraced houses. The figure is a
woman in a broad brimmed hat. She approaches a sickly yellow
light which burns behind a net curtain. The woman in the
broad brimmed hat approaches the front door. We sense this is
a place she doesn’t want to be seen.
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41 INT. TERRACED HOUSE, LIVING ROOM/SEANCE - NIGHT 2 41
The room has been set up for a Seance.
There is a round table with hand-written letters spread
around it in alphabetical order and there is an upturned
glass. In the center of the table a paraffin lamp burns.
There are statues and paintings of Christ all around and
candles drip.
A woman in her fifties (the MEDIUM) presides. The clients are
mostly women in their early thirties (widows of soldiers),
all dressed in black, with one man in his fifties in a smart
suit and tie among them.
The woman in the broad brimmed hat sits and removes the hat.
We see it is Aunt Polly.
She perches half in and half out of the circle, not sure she
should have even come here at all.
MEDIUM:
Let’s begin. Hands on the table.
Everyone places both hands palm down on the table. Aunt
Polly watches and follows suit. The medium peers through the
lamp light...
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