PEAKY BLINDERS II Page #5
Season #3 Episode #18- Year:
- 2013
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She moves to the fire to throw on coal and takes a moment to
approach a bigger agenda.
AUNT POLLY (CONT’D)
Soon you’re going to have to start
being the man who gives the
answers.
She wipes her hand of coal on a spare black silk bag.
JOHN:
Why?
AUNT POLLY (INSTANTLY)
Seven.
Aunt Polly gives him a hard stare.
AUNT POLLY (CONT’D)
When London happens you’ll have to
hold up your end. Or we’ll find
somebody who can.
Aunt Polly walks.
22 INT. SPARKHILL, BLACK LION PUB - DAY 1 22
The Black Lion is an Irish pub with Irish tricolour flags and
rebel symbols adorning the walls. There is a photo of
Michael Collins above the bar (this will be important much
later).
(CONT'D)
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22 CONT'D:
22The street door opens and Tommy enters. The place instantly
falls silent. Tommy approaches the bar briskly...
TOMMY:
Irish whisky.
One of the older Irish men gets to his feet, ready to
confront Tommy, but a HEAD BARMAN shakes his head. He has
higher authority and better intelligence about the reason for
Tommy’s visit to what is apparently enemy territory. In
silhouette we see a BARMAN 2 heading into the back corridor
and picking up a phone.
Tommy gets his whisky and sips. The head barman refuses
Tommy’s money.
HEAD BARMAN:
I heard there was a bit of a bang
in your part of town.
Tommy sips his whisky.
TOMMY:
Gas and electric don’t mix. Who
thought they would?
The Barman 2 on the phone finishes his call and nods once to
the head barman to suggest a message has been sent. Tommy
sees it.
HEAD BARMAN:
And how’s business otherwise, Mr
Shelby?
Tommy peers at the faces in the mirror which are staring
murder at him. He turns back to the head barman.
TOMMY:
You know something? In these times
of hunger and hardship, business is
surprisingly good.
A boy of ten hurries into the pub. He is barefoot and ragged
and speaks with a broad Dublin accent.
BOY:
Which one of you is the Peaky
Blinder devil?
Tommy is at the bar and turns. All eyes are on him.
BOY (CONT’D)
Follow me if you can, but I’m
quick.
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23 EXT. SPARKHILL ALLEY, BACK STREET - DAY 1 23
Tommy follows the boy down a back alley. The boy trots
quickly on his bare feet and Tommy has to walk smartly. The
boy disappears around a corner beside some outhouses. Dogs
bark. Tommy turns the corner and is grabbed by two men. Tommy
was half expecting this and doesn’t struggle.
The two men blindfold him roughly and pull off his expensive
overcoat. They dump it on the ground and search his jacket.
They take his Webley revolver. Then they lead him on.
A woman in her thirties (IRENE) and a younger man (DONAL),
both Southern Irish, are sitting in hard-backed chairs in a
bare room. Irene is handsome and is in charge. Tommy is led
inside and pushed into a chair facing them. The blindfold is
taken off. The escorts walk.
Irene and Donal stare at Tommy for a while. Tommy stares only
at Irene. We might sense that Irene and Donal have planned to
toy with Tommy a little and intimidate him.
There is a loaded revolver on the desk in front of Donal
pointing in Tommy’s direction.
IRENE:
Thomas Shelby.
TOMMY (DEAD PAN)
You blew up my pub.
IRENE (TO DONAL)
Anger defeats fear. Good.
TOMMY (REPEATING FLATLY)
You blew up my pub.
Irene and Donal speak only to each other in order to belittle
Tommy...
IRENE:
Tommy has a reputation to uphold.
DONAL (AMUSED)
A reputation for not being scared
of anything.
IRENE:
In all the world, violent men are
the easiest to deal with.
TOMMY (INTERRUPTING, AMUSED)
So are you IRA or IRB? Army or
Brotherhood? Since you paddies
started fighting amongst yourselves
I get confused.
(CONT'D)
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24 CONT'D:
24Donal gets up fast, comes around the desk and puts the gun
tight to Tommy’s temple. Tommy is impassive.
IRENE:
You are one decision away from
death Mr Shelby.
Donal grins.
DONAL:
So stop f***ing smiling.
He clicks his fingers in Tommy’s face...
DONAL (CONT’D)
Better.
Donal goes back to his seat. Tommy stares at Irene. He
decides to end their game of intimidation.
TOMMY (TO IRENE)
Your name is Irene O’Donell. You
have a son at the Cherry Wood road
school in Harborne. He has irons on
his legs. His name is Sean...
Irene is shocked at Tommy’s knowledge. Donal is about to
react but Tommy ploughs on, even and deadly.
TOMMY (CONT’D)
He comes last in every race, poor
boy. Poor boy if the race was
important. Do you know what I mean
Irene O’Donell?
A silence. Donal and Irene are completely thrown by the
machine gun fast speech. Donal flickers with fury but speaks
to Irene softly, as if this were routine...
DONAL (SOFTLY)
There are other ways of carrying
out this mission. Please allow me
to put a bullet in his scum tinker
head.
IRENE (SOFTLY)
No. He researches his enemies.
That’s why he’s been chosen.
TOMMY:
I am chosen? Ok. Can the chosen one
smoke?
Tommy reaches for his cigarettes in an inside pocket. Donal
puts his hand on the revolver. Tommy takes out a cigarette
and lights it. His hand doesn’t shake.
(CONT'D)
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24 CONT'D:
24IRENE:
A vacancy has appeared and you are
going to fill it.
TOMMY:
Chosen by who?
IRENE:
By an informed consensus.
Tommy looks at Irene and his look is deadly.
TOMMY:
Look, I have things to do. Perhaps
you would tell the chosen one what
he has been chosen for.
Donal glances at the gun. He wants to shoot Tommy here and
now for his defiance but Irene is in charge. Irene speaks
softly....
IRENE:
From now on Mr Shelby you shut your
f***ing gypsy mouth and listen to
your instructions.
We see Tommy walking back between rickety wooden fences to
the place where he was ambushed and stripped of his gun.
He finds his gun on a fencepost near to his coat. There is a
hand-written sign stuck to the post which reads ‘N. tadhaill‘
(Do Not Touch) in GAELIC. His coat hangs on a nail beside it.
He retrieves his coat and begins to pull it on.
The arm is inside out and it’s awkward. As he pulls the coat
on, he gets into a tangle then a fury. He hurls the coat at
the fence and kicks the fence hard. Dogs begin to bark.
Tommy is deeply angry at whatever just transpired. He looks
thwarted, thrown off balance, in spite of his coolness in the
confrontation.
He takes a moment to gather his breath. We wait with him
while he regains his composure. He finally pulls on his coat
and uses the tugging of the sleeves and the turning down of
the collar to get himself back together.
He sets off and disappears down an alley.
26 INT. DIGBETH, SHELBY LIMITED, TOMMY’S LEGAL OFFICE - DAY 1 26
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