Thick As Thieves Page #6

Synopsis: In New York, the experienced art thief, Keith Ripley, invites the bold thief from Miami, Gabriel Martin, to team up with him. He plans the heist of two valuable mysterious antique Faberge eggs, located in a safe, of the well protected Russian jewelry Romanov. Each egg is worth twenty million dollars on the black market, and Ripley needs his cut to free himself from his debt to a powerful mobster, known as Nicky. The reluctant Gabriel agrees to participate, after having a one night stand with Ripley's goddaughter Alexandra Karolin. Meanwhile, the persistent Lieutenant Weber, who has unsuccessfully tried to put Ripley in jail for twenty years, figures out how to anticipate the movements of the criminal in order to catch him.
Director(s): Mimi Leder
Production: First Look Studios
 
IMDB:
6.0
R
Year:
2009
104 min
267 Views


- That's him?

- What makes you think she's going anywhere?

She didn't commit any crime.

She just lied to someone

who was lying to her.

You be good.

I'll try, Uncle Keith.

Although I suspect

my legal career just ended.

Thank God.

You come in here every night

and every night I tell you...

I don't know sh*t

from this Petrovich.

This is a nightclub, my friend.

You know what I think?

I think you need to check out

the action and get your ass laid.

- Yeah.

- You know what I'm sayin', dude?

Find yourself a chick.

Vodka.

Zakuska?

Russian hors d'eurvres

to coat the stomach.

Oh.

- Will my stomach need coating?

- I hope so.

I thought you didn't drink.

You thought a lot of things,

but I believe I mentioned something

about making assumptions.

Maybe that's a concept

we should get rid of. Immediately.

My name is Gabriel Martin.

I'm from Miami.

I was actually looking for a lawyer

but the office was closed.

So...

I came here.

Okay.

My name is Alexandra Korolenko...

and I come from St. Petersburg.

By way of Little Odessa.

And...

I love to dance.

So... I came here tonight.

Do you wanna dance with me?

Yeah.

I'm willing to make a fool of myself.

Me too.

- Alex...

- Yeah?

That night when I called you

from... huh, Coney Island,

you never answered my question.

Which one?

I wanted... I want to know...

Was it all lies?

Not the part that matters.

Let's make a promlse

you and me

Let's just be honest

We're gonna run

Nothlng can stop us

That was true.

That was real.

I felt that.

That was real.

That was real. Finally.

Beyond the clouds

over the mountains

We'll run away on roads

that are empty

Lights from the airfield

shining upon you

Nothing can stop us

Not now I love you

They're not gonna get us

They're not gonna get us

Nothing can stop us

Not now I love you

They're not gonna get us

They're not gonna get us

They're not gonna get us

They're not gonna get us

They're not gonna get us

We'll run away

keep everything simple

Night wlll come down

our guardian angel

We rush ahead

the crossroads are empty

Our spirits rise

They're not gonna get us

My love for you always forever

Just you and me

All else is nothing

Not going back

Not going back there

They don't understand

They don't understand us

Not gonna get us

They're not gonna get us

Nothing can stop us

Not now I love you

They're not gonna get us

They're not gonna get us

Nothing can stop us

Not now I love you

They're not gonna get us

They're not gonna get us

They're not gonna get us

They're not gonna get us

Not gonna get us

not gonna get us

Not gonna get us

Not gonna get us

Not gonna get us

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Ted Humphrey

Ted Humphrey is an American television and film writer and producer. He has worked in both capacities on the series The Nine and The Unit and the legal dramas Shark and The Good Wife. He was nominated for a Writers Guild of America Award for best new series for The Good Wife in 2010, as well as a 2010 Emmy Award for Best Drama Series for The Good Wife. In 2011 he was nominated for a Writers Guild of America Award for Best Episodic Drama Writing for the episode. more…

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