Torrente 3: El protector Page #5

Synopsis: The horrendous spanish detective becomes a bodyward in his new third adventure.
Genre: Comedy, Crime
Director(s): Santiago Segura
Production: Amiguetes Entertainment
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
5.6
UNRATED
Year:
2005
91 min
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Me neither!

It's like a zucchini.

That's Vinagra for you.

It's a miracle.

Hey! Hey!

Who's going to take advantage

of this now?

This surveillance is terrible.

Yes, it is.

It's duller

than alcohol-free beer.

You're right.

It's very quiet, isn't it?

How's about

we jerk each other off?

What do you mean, sir?

Do you think we're homosexuals?

Hey, have a bit of respect!

I didn't insult you!

Look,

- you're a man, right?

- Of course.

- And you beat the meat?

- Almost every day.

So a man touches your dick.

Yes.

That doesn't make you a f*ggot.

No.

That's it.

You're saying I'm right.

Come on, get it out.

You'll like it!

No, wait a minute,

don't make me do this.

- Get it out...

- No, listen!

Torrente, you owe me

6,000 pesetas for whiskey.

You owe me

6,000 pesetas for whiskey.

I don't understand it,

Mr. Maqueda.

It's very odd.

It must be a police error.

Dad, Josito is a good friend

of a secret police agent,

the best in the force.

Don't talk rubbish, love,

wait for me here.

And this is the last time

I'm going to help you

and this idiot

with all your nonsense.

Your father's a good guy,

for a judge, I mean.

It's a pity

we always meet like this.

Why are you so stupid? How

did you end up in the slammer?

Love, I'm sure it was

a misunderstanding.

Wait a minute.

I'm going to the bathroom.

The bathroom?

What for?

No, love, it's not that.

You know I've quit.

But with all the hassle

I haven't sh*t since yesterday.

We're getting too involved.

It's one thing to turn

a blind eye,

make things easier.

It's another to put a total cretin

in charge of the operation.

We could be in big trouble,

I mean it.

Take it easy.

Don't be such a chicken,

Menendez.

Tomorrow they'll kill Ricci,

and we'll arrest the culprit

immediately.

Montellini?

Hell, no!

That idiot, Torrente.

You're not serious!

- He's going to be the fall guy?

- Of course.

All the incriminating evidence

is ready.

We'll be in even bigger trouble.

We put a d*ckhead in charge

and we're going to say

he's corrupt as well.

Nothing can go wrong.

Hey,

is this where you get your I.D.?

I need your services immediately.

Right away, Mr. Montellini.

No, Araceli, not you.

Send in Chastity.

Whatever you say,

Mr. Montellini.

Very well.

I hope nothing goes wrong.

I wouldn't like to be forced

to get involved in the matter.

Very well.

Tomorrow, after the operation,

if all goes as expected,

you can pass by my office

and collect your second payment.

Very well.

Yes, that's excellent.

Yes, yes, that's fine.

Careful with the zip, dammit!

You owe me 6,000 pesetas

for whiskey and I'm angry.

I know, Antonito, but I've

changed. I'm going to pay you.

Have you got any cash?

How much is it in euros?

36 euros, and it's 6,000 pesetas

for whiskey.

You have to be serious.

I won't forget.

Money doesn't fall from the trees.

One of the clips from the rifle

they're going to use tomorrow.

Ammunition

and a telescopic lens.

And 12,000 euros.

That'll fix him.

Great! Let's go.

I'll give you a discount of 10%,

that's 8 euros,

which brings it down to 32 euros.

So you're not charging V.A.T.

- 32 euros.

- I'll write you a check.

Let's have a drink. You

have to talk these things over.

I don't want you coming home,

don't dare turn up there.

We have to warn Torrente.

He's in danger!

What are you on about?

There's a plot against him.

They want to screw him.

- We have to help him.

- He wants nothing to do with you.

You're a mug, a pushover.

How can you say that?

He's like a father for me.

He loves me.

That's him!

- Come on!

- We're in trouble!

Goodbye, Mr. Maqueda. I'm late.

Come on, love.

But...

What's going on?

Can anyone tell me

what's going on?

- Get in your father's car.

- I haven't got the keys.

No, he lent them to me

when I was saying goodbye.

Charlie 4! We've got a 3187 blue!

Giannina!

Giannina!

Come on.

Be bad.

Sir.

Sir! Don Jose Luis!

What's wrong?

It's time. We have to transfer

Miss Ricci.

Yes, of course.

I was pretending to be asleep.

It's an old surveillance trick.

I see.

Better outside,

there's more room.

- They're waiting for us.

- Let's go, that was a heavy one.

All right, everybody ready?

- Prepared?

- Yes, sir!

Where's Barragan?

He got a better job

handing out publicity.

Camunas, are we rats

or are we men?

We're men, sir.

No, we're not men.

Rats?

We're supermen.

- We're supermen!

- Yes, sir!

- We're Spaniards!

- Yes, sir!

- We're...

- Excuse me.

When you've finished with your

little "testosteroneso" routine,

can we go?

We are ready.

Listen, ma'am, who gave you

permission to be here?

Don't you see you're in danger?

- There could be snipers up on...

- Sir, that's impossible.

Tellez and I have been combing

the perimeter for two days.

Are you contradicting me

in front of this person?

Do you want me to take

disciplinary action...

Everyone get down!

You two idiots! Find out

where the shots came from!

Linares!

Come on, Linares,

for f***'s sake!

Camunas! Contreras!

They're coming from over there!

Stop touching my tits!

Ma'am, you're insulting me.

We have to get out of here!

Come on!

Come on!

Come on!

We need reinforcements!

Meanwhile, we'll go to your room.

You'll be safe there.

Let's go!

We were nearly killed, Giannina,

and the truth is

it made me think about things.

Since the first day we met,

I've been noticing things

and I want...

I want you to know

that I feel exactly the same

for "toi".

Disgust?

Don't pretend.

I know that ladies like you

like rough, virile men like me.

Yes, yes!

- But that's nonsense.

- I know, Giannina.

I know it seems crazy,

but at times, in life,

you have to let yourself

be swept along.

Sh*t!

Well done, kid.

- They were good men.

- Yes, we always lose the best.

Sir, we found these things

in the back of his car.

They're part of the weapon used.

In my car?

My God! Is this yours?

I've never seen it before.

Well, this...

No, nor this.

I'll keep it as evidence.

I have to arrest you as a suspect

in this attempted assassination.

- You're joking, right?

- I'm afraid not.

Don't try to resist.

Kid...

It's a set-up, get in!

Stop!

Halt!

Come on, let's go!

Move!

Don't shoot!

Don't lose him.

Step on it, kid! You won't lose

your license for this.

What license?

It's the SWAT team!

They must be really scared of me.

The bastards are shooting at us!

They've hit us!

Those are just warning shots!

They're shooting to kill!

F*** them!

What are you doing?

Are you crazy?

Go that way! Follow the truck!

- What are you going to do?

- You'll see, like in the Westerns.

You'll kill yourself!

Holy sh*t!

Come on.

A bit more.

Step on it!

They're pissed off.

They nearly killed us!

Doesn't the judge

have a gun in here?

Look in the glove compartment.

A fuckable doll!

Your father-in-law's a pervert.

Get out!

Sh*t!

The doll f***ed them!

Instead of them f***ing her,

she f***ed them!

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Santiago Segura

Santiago Segura Silva (born 17 July 1965 in Madrid) is a Spanish actor, screenwriter, director and producer of Spanish cinema, popular for its pentalogy film series Torrente. He also worked to a lesser extent as a TV presenter, voice actor and comic writer, as well as being an original collector. At 12, he began making films with a Super-8 camera, and, after a recommendation from Fernando Trueba, began to make films in 35 mm, funded by his appearances in TV game shows. Fame would come with his first feature, Torrente, el brazo tonto de la ley, to be followed by numerous sequels that would make it the highest grossing Spanish film series. more…

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