Top Dog Page #3

Synopsis: London bad boy Billy Evans gets in over his head when he joins a dangerous criminal gang.
Genre: Crime, Drama
Director(s): Martin Kemp
Production: Richwater Films
 
IMDB:
5.1
Year:
2014
92 min
144 Views


We could just hire people that do.

Honestly, baby, this is a no-brainer.

There's not one company around here that's

offering security for car lots. Not one.

- For crying...

- Billy's already got mates

in the trade that want to take us on.

Look, I know you might

not like the idea, right.

But in case you haven't noticed the offers

ain't exactly flooding in at the minute.

And what, with peanut due...

- Will you promise me one thing?

- What?

- This is legal, 'cause I'm...

- Totally.

I swear, I wouldn't

do it if it wasn't.

You know that, don't you? Don't you?

- Yeah.

- All right.

All right. If you think it'll be OK.

- Yeah, I do.

- Yeah? All right.

I still think Billy's an arsehole.

Come here.

- Hi, beautiful.

- Yeah.

I haven't done anything

for dinner though.

I've been stuck here all bloody day.

That's all right, don't be silly.

I'll put something in the oven.

Want a cup of tea?

Yeah, I'd love one.

Who are those flowers from?

Someone called Mickey.

They're lovely.

There's a card there.

I'll just put the kettle on.

Will you tell him I said thank you?

They're so nice...

Prick. Who does he think he is?

The f***ing Godfather?

OK, man.

Sounds like our mutual friend

needs a little reminder.

Yeah, sweet, leave it with me.

Oh, perfect timing.

- There you go.

- Oh, lovely.

Everything OK?

Yeah, that was just Hawk letting me

know he's off collecting in the morning,

so I said I'd see him at the game.

- How's he doing?

- Yeah, really good.

Better than I could

have hoped, to be fair.

It ain't been long, but he's

making us a bloody fortune.

Good. OK, I'm going to go

upstairs and check on Alfie, OK?

All right.

Yeah, I'll be up after I've had this.

So, you want us to go Old

Trafford on Saturday, yeah?

All mobbed up and put on a show?

That's exactly what I want.

Now, with Hawk's missus

due to drop any day,

he ain't gonna be there,

so I've asked PJ to step up.

Everyone sweet with that?

Quiet down, Quiet down.

Now listen up. Listen!

If we're going to do this

we're got to do it properly.

I need as many lads up there as possible,

and I want to make it a f***ing nuisance.

Now the main thing is we make a

show to try and get their top faces.

If we can get something sorted

beforehand, all the better.

Old Bill will be all over us.

F*** 'em!

Look, whatever happens, I don't want us

coming out of here looking like mugs.

So, that means avoiding the

Old Bill for as long as possible.

Right, so who else do we bump into

on the way up there, then, eh?

Well, City are away at Sunderland,

so they're out of the way.

- Rent Boys are at Villa.

- There he goes.

He loves a Rent Boy.

Brum are at home.

Millwall, Leicester.

Other than that, it's all two-bob.

Tell you what, it's all about the f***ing

Cockney Reds on the f***ing train.

F***ing bones smashing.

OK, lads, let's pull this

thing together properly,

but if anything happens to

let the Mancs claim a result,

I'll be very unhappy.

- All right?

- No worries, Bill!

I hope you f***ing know

what you're doing, Bill.

Never called it wrong before.

Right, that's what worries me.

Yeah, one more thing...

Do you remember Dan the scrappie?

Yeah, he's still got the

breakers yard in Islington?

Proper shady f***er he is, as well.

All right...

Let's have some fun with

our mate Mr James, then.

Can I get you anything

before I come to bed?

Yeah, just get this

little peanut outta me.

I feel totally useless. Poor thing.

- Yeah, well you are.

- Oh, thanks.

Christ, I've got another

week of this sh*t.

So, Little Glenn,

you better turn up tomorrow.

I'm missing United

away because of you.

We are not calling this baby

Glenn, I'm telling you now.

What's wrong with Glenn?

Well, 'cause I quite like Charlie.

- Or George or Ian.

- Oh, very funny.

You been reading up on

Arsenal have you? Yeah, yeah?

Never in a million years.

Can I say something?

Yeah, of course you can.

Well, you know I'm not

Billy's biggest fan...

That's an understatement, isn't it?

Yeah, well, since you've been working

for him, things have been good.

That's all...

What I'm trying to say...

No, no.

You ain't gotta say, I know.

You're gorgeous. You know that?

- Shut up.

- No, you are.

Shut up, I look like a whale.

It just means more of

you to cuddle, that's all.

Oh, I love it.

Oh, I could cuddle

you all night, babe.

Tell Dan I said sweet.

AC! AC! AC!

Come on!

F*** you!

Just f***ing hang on.

Jesus.

F***.

Mum. Oh...

Oh, you all right, love?

No, my back's killing me.

Why don't I make you a cup of tea

and then I'll run you a

nice hot bath. Yeah?

You like the same tea?

Right. You all right, now?

Do you feel all right to

get in the bath now? Yeah?

Yeah.

Come on then, up you get. All right.

All right.

F***! Mum!

Mum!

Hello.

Oh, you're joking.

Right, coming, right now.

I'm gonna be a dad!

Contractions? No, no,

I think the baby's on its way.

Yeah, yeah. OK,

I'll leave the door open.

- All right.

- F***!

There, the ambulance

is on its way, darling.

All right, I'm going to go

downstairs and open the door.

All right? Won't be long.

Won't be long.

Oh, where the hell is Graham?

Hello, we're here!

Yeah, hello, we're up here.

Paramedics are here, darling.

They're here, they're here.

- They're coming again!

- Just breathe. Breathe.

- Right, is this her first?

- Yeah, yeah.

It is. Right,

well she's certainly keen.

You're doing really well.

Julie, I want you to

take some big breaths.

In and out... Well done.

- Really slowly, all right.

- Where's Graham?

- Here we go, my love.

- It's about time.

Well done, there you go.

Go, go, go...

No, still no answer.

Where is he?

- Mum, ring Sam.

- OK.

Here, it's ringing.

Sam, have you heard from Graham?

It's all right,

that might be him now.

Yeah, thankfully.

Sam, she's beautiful.

Listen, I don't care

what you told my friend,

somebody has to come down here now...

That's enough!

What? My mate's in there!

Well, you're not helping him by

kicking off out here are you?

- What's his name?

- Hawkins.

How is he?

They're just moving

him to intensive care.

Intensive care?

I'm sure it's just so they

can monitor him properly.

Now, the best thing

you can do is go home.

No! I wanna see my mate!

Look!

His wife's with him. I'm sure

she'll let you know how he is.

- What's your name anyway?

- What?

I know... Hello babe. No, sorry.

I'm just with the boys.

Oh, oh, she has.

Right. Right, yeah, yeah,

I'll talk to you later.

Sam...

I'm so sorry.

How is he?

He's got a fractured skull.

Some broken bones. He's...

They think he might have

some kidney damage.

I just... I just want him

to wake up, that's all.

I knew something like

this would happen.

I knew it.

Your bloody husband.

Hang on, this hasn't got

anything to do with Billy.

Oh, come on Sam. Really?

Nothing like this would

ever have happened before.

Hang on, if anything,

they're as bad as each other.

So, what does that mean?

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Dougie Brimson

Douglas "Dougie" Brimson (born 1959 in Hemel Hempstead) is an English author and screenwriter best known for penning the multi-award-winning feature, Green Street. more…

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