The Avenue Page #3
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- 2017
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a first name and a last name,
you don't want to know anything
else about this guy?
Huh? Just tell us
where to find him.
- I don't know. I don't know.
I said I don't know!
-Where the f*** is he?
- All right, all right,
uh, Margate.
Something about Margate.
Yeah, yeah.
Lucy the elephant.
I was... I was wasted, man.
-Where did you go?
Look at me.
You know I've loved you
since the minute
I laid eyes on you, right?
- I know, Eddie, you tell me
that every day.
-Because of that, I've kept
a lot of the bad things
from you to protect you.
I ain't going to do
that anymore.
I'm in the middle
of a very dangerous deal.
- You said you weren't going
to get involved
with that stuff anymore.
- I know.
I got pull...
I lied.
When it's done
in a couple days...
I'm going to make everything
beautiful for you and the baby.
Youse ain't going to have
And I'm going to be
the best father
in the world to that kid.
Come here.
I promise.
I promise you.
- I want to believe
you, Giancarlo.
I really do.
-This time you can.
- I want you to listen up,
okay, very carefully.
I've held it in my hands.
I've seen it with my own eyes,
57 magnificent carats
of uncut stone.
I swear to god, it's gorgeous.
- I don't know, sounds a bit of
a tall tale to me, my friend.
Nick, what do you think?
- I've heard about these blood
diamonds coming in from Africa,
but I don't know,
it sounds fishy.
-I'm sorry, Matey.
- Listen, there's nothing
fish about this report.
The numbers are unbelievable.
You've got to take a look.
- Sorry, we're
really not interested.
- Please, what
do you have to lose?
Take a look, I worked hard.
-All right, fair enough.
You weren't
bloody kidding, were you?
- Who loves you more
than me, huh? Nobody.
-If that thing is real...
- Then the cut stones are worth
15 million easily, maybe more.
- I'm not paying more than 10%,
15% tops.
- What he means to say is 10%
is the maximum we'll pay.
-Well, 10 seems more than fair.
-What's the catch?
- I want $100,000 up
front as a finder's fee.
There is no catch.
- I don't think so.
- Listen, everything is going
to be taken care
of by me ahead of time.
You guys have nothing to lose.
The deal goes bad, you get
your money back, guaranteed.
-Oh.
No, I don't like
- We're going to table
this discussion
until I've had a chance
-Okay, okay.
-What are you still doing here?
- I was planning
Don't... don't...
Don't smoke that in here.
She's been complaining
the last couple of days
about how smoky it is.
-Whatever you say.
Seen the news
the last couple days?
-You know I don't watch much TV.
What?
- Philly thing?
- Yeah?
- It's all over the place.
- You serious?
-Yeah.
when she comes out of there.
- She's going to find
out soon enough anyway.
Uh-oh, here comes trouble.
Hey.
Mm.
What are you hooligans
getting into today?
-Ed?
-Babe, you remember that deal
I was telling you
about the other night?
-Yeah.
What about it?
-Uh...
We had a little problem on it.
-What did you do this time?
-The end result was good.
There was some...
Complications.
-Is the one and only involved?
-Yeah.
-Damn it, you guys.
Victor?
-Him, too.
- Sounds like
a winner of a deal.
So?
What happened?
- Look, we don't want
to alarm you,
but I need you
to get this room packed up
while he and I look
for another motel.
- It's like that, Eddie?
- Yeah.
- Why do you constantly
do this stuff to me?
-There is one more thing.
-What's that?
- Once this job is through
in a day or two,
we're going to have
to get out of Atlantic city,
and we can't come back.
- You mean like
for a couple months?
A year or something?
What are you saying?
-We can't ever come back.
I was going to tell you later.
-Sure you were.
- Look, I'm going to give you
Uh...
I'll be outside.
-Meet me around back.
I was going to tell you later.
Come on.
-Don't.
-What did you find out?
-Victor works for New York.
- Do you think that's
a problem for us?
- No, my guess is he's doing
this deal on his own.
-My thoughts exactly.
-He's not stupid.
Why would he cut them
in if he doesn't have to?
- If things go the way
I think they might,
I'll net 12 million,
you'll net 2.
- Interesting math.
You sound hesitant.
-In order to do this deal,
I have to put up
everything I have liquid.
- I'll make sure
you're insulated.
You won't get hurt.
- Something goes wrong,
we're up the creek, my friend.
-We're in the driver's seat.
-Somehow I don't feel that way.
-What can I do to help you?
-I want you to search the city.
Find whoever
is holding this diamond
and take it away from them.
-And?
-Kill them quietly.
- We'll probably be
an hour or two.
Got to get some things
ironed out with Victor.
- How are you getting there?
- Cab.
Wouldn't it be better
if he came here?
- Nah, it's better
if we meet him at his place.
-Okay.
I guess.
- Listen, while we're out, can
you do me a favor and stay put?
- I was going to say
good-bye to my parents.
-Not a good idea.
-Why?
They need to know
what's going on.
-What for?
-Because they're my parents
and they're the baby's
grandparents.
-What baby?
-You didn't tell him?
-I'm going to be a daddy.
- That's great news.
- And you're going
to be his godfather.
-Or hers. And I'd be honored.
-Mm.
- Now you want explain to her,
please,
why she can't go down Wildwood?
- Look, I don't want
to get involved...
But she's kind of got
a point, Eddie.
- Oh, what do you want to go
see those losers for now, huh?
After all the sh*t they put you
through, put us through?
They don't even deserve
a good-bye!
Forget them!
-Eddie, you guys just told me
I can never seen them again
after tomorrow.
Now, I'm going to go say
good-bye to them
whether you want me to or not.
I'm not even having this
conversation with you right now.
-Let's not do this, okay?
- I've got a better idea,
how about this?
I'll go down there and I'll beat
the sh*t out of both of them.
Him for abusing you and her
for letting it go
on all of that time!
Both of them make me sick!
- I can't believe you.
I can't f***ing believe you!
-Shut up.
-Mm.
- Well, ladies, are you
enjoying your wine?
-Yes.
- You're getting
a little bit peckish?
I think we are.
-Yeah.
- Mm. Would you like something
to munch on?
Yes, yes.
- Sounds good.
And what would you like
to munch on?
to your imagination.
- Oh, let's not do imagining.
I mean, we're here.
Hello, Nicholas.
Know everybody?
-No.
Excuse me. Gordon?
Gordon?
- Mm-hmm.
-Can I have a moment?
- Yes, of course.
Ladies, will you excuse me?
So, you look a little
under the weather.
-I'm fine.
I ran around
all over town with no luck.
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