RocknRolla Page #3
Maybe.
URl:
The development has been underwayfor four years...
...and will be completed
within another two.
The area covers 12 acres...
...and it will become one
of London's premier residences.
Excuse me, gentlemen.
What is it?
Victor, Victor.
- Yo, Archy.
One Two.
Hey, I got Lenny's bit of scratch.
What, you got all of it?
Yes, it's burning a hole in the floor,
so come get it before it melts my boots.
I'll come down to Speeler.
Hold on.
Gotta go, got another call. Len?
Archy, the Russian didn't come through
with the money.
the Councillor can wait.
I got some good news for you.
One Two and Co. have
come through with the scratch.
- What, all of it?
- So they say.
Where'd they get that from, then?
No idea.
Ask no questions, you'd hear no lies.
Listen, all I gotta do now
is find your painting.
Yeah, well, make sure you do find it.
Oh, look, I've gotta go.
There's another call.
Hello?
I have all my people waiting, Lenny.
You can't let me down.
It's a delay.
That's all, Councillor, just a delay.
Well, get back to me soon.
Yeah, of course.
Wanker.
I shook your hand, I've nicked your
rings. You didn't know that, did you?
Yes, that's right.
- I can't. Tell you what I'll do, I give you 50.
Gary.
See you.
Hello, Archy.
Hello.
Come over here.
Hello, Arch.
What brings you down here?
What do you want, tickets?
I want the Tank.
Right. Well, you won't see him
on the cobbles, not this time of night.
He don't like the cold, see?
He's at the end of that street there.
Tank runs
the biggest ticket-tout organization...
...in the West End of London.
He knows more about what moves
on the streets than the rats themselves.
Tank is a fortified world
of disgusting information.
A word.
- Hello, Arch, what are you doing here?
I need a word.
Don't stand out there
on the cobbles.
Step into my world.
Well, perhaps the birds and the...
Great movie this, Arch.
They've had it redone.
Glorious picture.
And the sound, well, it's exquisite.
Could you turn it down a bit
so we could have a word?
Oh, where are my manners?
Sorry, Arch.
What do you want, tickets?
Don't want tickets.
I'm looking for a painting.
A classic painting,
been nicked out of Lenny's house.
You got more feet on the street than
coppers on the beat, so I want you to help.
I'll tell you what,
I'll leave you a little livener.
Here's a couple of large
to get some tongues wagging.
- Yeah.
Master, are you Fred?
It is Fred.
For years,
there's been a well-hidden informer...
...that's sent us all down
at one point or another.
And now Bob is looking
at a five-stretch due to this grass.
So, tell me, Handsome,
your mom can't be very happy.
Not with you getting a five-stretch.
Please, Fred, please, not again, yeah?
I'm sorry, Bob.
You know I don't mean to offend.
But what makes the situation worse...
...is everybody knows this dirty f***ing rat
is still lurking somewhere among us.
Evening, gentlemen.
Oh, lovely hat, Fred, lovely.
Who gives a f*** what you think?
Okay, gentlemen, let's go.
First, my colleague Paul
will be modeling the gray wolf.
I must apologize
for my assistant's handicaps.
He has unusually long arms
and an alarmingly small neck.
I agree it doesn't seem
the right time of year...
...to be acquiring a coat
with such thermal efficiency.
It is the middle of f***ing summer.
However,
Christmas is always around the corner.
Where did you get these junkies, eh?
What's this, a f***ing double act?
Get on with it,
give us the price and then leave.
All in good time, gentlemen,
all in good time.
Next up,
we have a very much sought-after affair...
...seen in very, very glossy magazines.
Junkies, as any junkie will tell you,
are not to be trusted.
They take what doesn't belong to them,
not because they're thinking...
...but because they're junkies.
What? It's only fire.
Selling stolen fur coats
in the middle of summer...
...would not seem peculiar
The famous but rare black bear.
Found in the dark mountains
of Siberian Calcutta.
Get an eyeful of that stripe,
gentlemen, eh?
Oh, have a look,
it's a 6-foot skunk, isn't it?
And all of this could be yours
for the staggeringly low...
- Yeah, hello.
It's Archy.
- Hello, Arch, come up.
- Open up.
Come up, son.
Right, you two, out of here, live-o.
Come on, back door, f*** off.
The Wild Bunch have had to put
extra money on top...
...to ignite Lenny's contacts.
And maybe, just maybe,
Lenny's magic wand...
...can make Bob's legal paperwork
mysteriously disappear.
You all right, Fred?
Arch.
Mumbles.
Arch.
- Bob.
Yeah, Archy.
One Two.
Arch.
I see you brought
your biggest gorilla with you.
That's very unkind.
You wanna be careful, One Two.
You don't wanna catch another cold,
do you?
Speeler's a bit quiet today, Fred.
Everything all right?
It's good as gold, thanks, good as gold.
Good.
So come on, where is it?
What, can't you smell it?
No, I can't.
Look at that, we could make a team.
Oh, you'd like that, wouldn't you, Arch?
Oh, by the way, this is for you.
You buy yourself a new pair
of football boots or something.
Really?
You ain't half a funny bastard, ain't you?
Good night, ladies.
URl:
They say there are only two daysyou enjoy a boat.
The day you buy it
and the day you sell it.
According to my figures,
What are you gonna do?
Beauty is a cruel mistress.
I must remember that line.
Be my guest.
- Can I pour you a glass?
- No.
Thank you.
You know, I like you.
I like the way you are.
Always thinking about business,
very professional.
Well, that's what you pay me to be,
isn't it?
Tell me about your husband.
My husband is a lawyer.
I hear he's very good at what he does.
Maybe we can have some work for him.
Tell me, what do you do for fun?
Have I offended you in some way?
As you said, I'm a professional,
you're my employer.
So as long as it stays that way,
why would I be offended?
You see, Victor?
This is what I am talking about.
This is what I like about this country.
They understand hierarchy.
You do your job, I do mine,
and everyone gets along.
Now, back to business.
We have had security problems.
And to cut a long story short...
...I need another 7 million euros
lost in the books.
Mr. Omovich, I'm the best at what I do.
some of that money...
Tsk, tsk, tsk.
...but even I can't hide 7 million
from the tax man.
But if you are so good...
You devil.
There are some options
Thank you.
- Come on, Bobby boy, cheer up.
- What have I got to cheer up about?
I'll be locked up in an 8-by-10
tomorrow night.
Bob, that's tomorrow night, okay?
And we have got a party
planned for you, my man.
We got a couple of grams of hurry up
and four Jack the Rippers.
We've got the Harris twins.
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