The Hatton Garden Job Page #2
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Do you trust him?
As much as they trust me, yeah.
We're gonna need the space to work with
some dust to get the ball wall in.
I got that covered.
We've got a lot to do.
Yeah.
Jesus Christ!
I need a little help here.
I thought you'd retired.
Just listen.
Hatton Gardens.
Something's going down.
Tell me what you know.
Hatton Garden?
I don't...
Think very carefully...
'bout the next words that pop
out of that mouth of yours.
Alright, alright.
Might have heard something.
But it's mental. You wouldn't
believe me if I told you anyway.
Try me.
They got a bunch of
old-timers on the go.
Proper relics...
I'm talking, "The Walking Dead".
Keep going.
I heard they drink at "The Railway".
But it's bollocks!
There's no way a bunch of old-timers
are gonna pull of something like that.
You hear of anything else...
You let me know.
Of course.
Is that it?
You can go now.
This is my car.
I know, I need to make a phone call.
I won't ask you again.
This is why you got no friends, Frank.
So, there's this bloke,
he's out for a stroll.
He's taking a walk down
a great, long pier...
And he notices that down the
end of it, there's this woman...
And she's in a wheelchair.
Well, as he gets a bit
closer he notices
she's quite a good looking bird.
But she's crying her heart out.
So he says to her:
"Oh, come on, darling,
what's the matter with you?"
"Why are you crying?"
She looks at him and she says:
"Men don't look at me".
"I'm 30 years of age, and
I've never been hugged".
Well now, I mean... this is
breaking the bloke's heart, right?
So,he leans in and he gives her
a great, big hug, yeah?
Now, this brings a smile to her face.
But straight away, she's crying again!
So he says to her: "Now, come on..."
"What's the matter with you?
What's with all these tears, huh?"
these big, sad, beautiful eyes...
And she says:
"It's just that..."
"I've never been
kissed by a man".
Well now, look, I mean, this bloke,
he's just out for a stroll, isn't he?
He's not after any romantic assignation!
he looks around, I mean...
the pier's empty,
there's no-one around.
So, he leans in and he gives
her a great, big smacker.
Kiss of her lifetime, right?
Now...
This bird should be
floating on air, right?
But no!
She's crying again.
Bingo!
Floods of it.
Now, look, the bloke's getting a bit
frustrated, now, isn't he? I mean...
He's just spent five
minutes of his life
on this which he's not
going to get back
and he still hasn't
managed to cheer her up!
I know the feeling!
So...
he asks her again:
"Now, come on, darling..."
"What's the matter with you?"
"What you crying about?"
There's a pause...
Then, she looks up
to him and she says:
"Well, I've never been f***ed".
So? What? What happened?
What does he do?
Well... beautiful night, huh?
No one around, empty pier...
What do you think he's gonna do, huh?
Yeah...
He pushes her off the
end of the pier,
she drops down into
the drip 50 foot,
he looks over there, she's bobbing up
and down in her wheelchair like a cork,
and he calls out to her: "Well, now you
are completely f***ed, aren't you?"
You are a sick man, Terry.
You've heard only half of it.
I don't get it.
Oh, Jesus!
Right, enough fun and games, time
to get down to some brass tacks...
Alright.
Are you gonna tell us
what this job is or what?
We're taking down the Hatton
Garden safe deposit vault.
The vault?
The one and only.
This is mental.
It's monumental.
It's impossible.
You'll never get past the
alarms and the doors...
let alone, get...
Sorted!
He's got access to the building,
security alarm codes...
Access to the basement?
The vault?
That's all on us.
88 and 90 Hatton Gardens
London's gold and diamond trade.
We're talking about one of the most
secure retail districts in the country.
use as their playground.
The place that holds the real glow has
no need to show off to the public.
They keep their secrets buried deep.
The only access
downstairs to the vault
is via the security
staircase which is locked
behind a coded
double-steel door.
Lift access to the vault,
security of the vault.
There are no cameras in
the basement or vault...
in order to protect the identities...
of those who use this facility.
The only way in or out,
is through the main security gate.
The vault door is as thick as it's wide.
This thing will hold back
a nuclear explosion.
Only God knows the treasures
they hold inside.
It's been a pleasure!
I hope you will be back, Mr. Beethems.
Call me John.
And...
The pleasure's all mine.
How much d'you
think is in there?
All in.
Honestly?
It's impossible to know.
I mean, the shady bastards that use the
place, hide it there for a reason.
But... rough estimate...
Anywhere between one and two hundred?
I'm not sure.
There's a lot of risk.
For at best, what?
40K each?
Million, Kenny. Between one
and two hundred million.
Jesus!
The risks don't seem quite
so bad now, do they, Kenny?
We do a tenth of that and we're talking
the biggest blingo blag in history.
You got a way in?
I got a few ideas, yeah.
And you think we're up to it?
I mean, take a look around. We're not
exactly in the prime of our lives.
OAP's Eleven.
We all play our part,
I know we can.
Where do we start?
What do you want me to do about it?
I'm on my way to work!
I wanna know everything
about that place,
What time they open,
what time they close...
Staff rotations in and out.
I want it all, that's
on you, Terry.
Danny, we're gonna need some
tools, nothing traceable...
We're talking second
hand gear all the way.
Check the markets.
It's not a bargain hunt, Danny...
But think of what you pay.
Just make sure everything works.
We don't wanna find ourselves
down there with nothing
but our limp d*cks in our hands.
Limp dick?
Speak for yourself.
Danny, transportation.
You're the white van man outside.
Where's my envelope?
Christ, it's in the post.
F***ing day.
Most of it, you know what I mean?
Saucy little prick!
Did you clock "Big and ugly"?
Yeah.
Plain clothed security.
hang around here much longer.
We'll change the sport then, aye?
Small.
Medium.
Medium.
F***ing hell, Kenny!
Why is your head so big?
Well, it's not because of the
size of his brain, is it?
The iron back gate leads
through a communal corridor.
We can access it from the inside.
Sorry about that, I had to get some...
Bloody hell!
What?
That'll sure kill you!
It's the Dickson, Kenny.
I can't stop eating them!
I'm diabetic, you silly sod!
It's four hours of work
but it's gonna be tight.
Bloody hell.
You know what? You have to start
cutting down your carbs, Brian.
butter these days, anyway.
Tasty.
Bloody hell, Ken!
Keep it down, will you?
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