Walk Like a Panther Page #8
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- 2018
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be all right, Dad?
TREVOR:
They'll be fine, son.
Those Dixon Brothers
might be gentle giants,
but they'll have Popsy's back.
I hope you're right, Dad.
- Oh, my God.
- TREVOR:
What is it?- They've killed a copper.
- TREVOR:
What?Two sugars.
One.
None in that one.
Thanks, Mr Beck. And sorry about the...
you know.
It just... It just
came out of nowhere.
Yeah, we're sorry
about that.
Not "that." Or "it."
She.
Belinda.
A beautiful sow.
No prizewinner,
but those magnificent teats
have suckled a few.
I hope I'm right in thinking
you didn't drive out here
all purposeful
to murder a pig?
- No.
- No. No.
So why are you here?
Well...
(INDISTINCT CHATTERING)
CLIFF:
Hold on, Dawn.Watch me personal space.
Cliff. Just...
I'm trying to,
but something's gonna give.
It's gonna go.
Wait a minute, will you?
Boo!
Lesley Beck.
- I'm Mark...
- BECK:
Mark Bolton.We met, lad, many times.
Yea high,
last time I saw you.
Always trying to get your moves
seen by your dad over there.
firmly under Ginger's wing.
He saw you.
He were a good man.
God rest his soul.
Is that the original?
Aye. Only ever
had the one.
Witnessed
40 years of terror,
through these eyelets.
(CHUCKLING)
- Boo!
- (WHIMPERS)
Around 27 pubs a week
with that number set to rise.
Some, however, will not go
without a fight.
Quite literally in the case of The
Half Nelson in West Yorkshire.
A group of ex-wrestlers
known as the Panthers
are staging
a battle royale
in an attempt to save their
pub from being demolished.
dust off their moves
has gone viral.
The clip captured
the imagination of millions
and inspired the promoter,
Popsy Wilson,
to put on the fund-raiser dubbed the
"Ginger Storm." The wrestlers...
Who signed off on closing
The Half Nelson?
CHAUFFEUR:
That'll bePaul Peterson, Miss Winters.
What a surprise.
CHAUFFEUR:
- What would?
- CHAUFFEUR:
To lose The Nelson.Set up a meeting
with the board.
And get me four tickets
to the Ginger Storm.
- CHAUFFEUR:
The wrestling?- Yes! The bloody wrestling.
Snap-snap, it's all over.
Look. Good lad.
Keep your eyes
on our friend here.
All right, he's...
Lesley, this is
Terry, Terry.
- I can't.
- Shake the man's hand. What's up with you?
- TREVOR:
Come on, son.- Come on, Mark.
Come on, come on.
- (GROANING)
- TREVOR:
Son. All right.(LAUGHS)
- TREVOR:
Come on.- LARA:
Let him go.TREVOR:
That's all right, son.Come on.
It's all right, Mark.
- Just relax. You'll get it.
- You can do it, man.
How... How do you do the grab?
How'd you get the grab?
So you get the head
under there like that...
- Yeah?
- ...and then you interlock the hands.
And then you sit up proud
and show him off. Look at that!
Look what I've got. Easy.
Sorry, son.
LARA:
Come on, Mark.Just relax. Relax.
(CHATTERING)
(SHOUTS)
LARA:
That's it.
(SHOUTING ENCOURAGEMENTS)
- (LAUGHS) Ah yes!
- No! No!
Easy! Easy!
TREVOR:
Easy on him, Cliff.Easy on him.
It's okay, son.
No, you were right, Dad.
You were right not to put me
in the ring.
You know, I can't do it.
I'm an embarrassment.
To all of you.
I'm no Panther.
- Mark!
- BECK:
Let the lad go.All right, knobhead?
Piss off.
What's up with you?
I've heard you're a
right little grappler.
You heard wrong.
No, seriously,
what's up with you?
The whole town's buzzing
about this wrestling malarkey.
Even I am
a little tiny bit.
Well, you can take
my place, then.
Probably even better than me
with that foot.
Yeah, I probably am.
Why don't I help you?
Keep you focused.
I know a bit of oregano. Get you
ready for the canvas and that.
How do I turn that frown
upside down?
I just...
can't bring back
the old school.
Do you know
what I mean?
Just can't summon it.
You can't summon it?
Oh, right, then we're
bollocksed then, aren't we?
Look, forget about
the old school.
Get up off your arse and
welcome to the new school,
of Ricky "Bastard" Rickson.
Follow me.
Push me a minute.
There you are. There you go.
Limber, limber!
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Big boy squat.
Big boy squat.
- (GRUNTING)
- Right then.
- That's it, that's it.
- Now can we go?
Whoa, whoa, whoa!
Okay, Mark!
- One!
- Two!
Two!
Go on.
Usain Bolton.
Let's do this!
Down the slide.
That rope, right up.
Ah, that's it, that's it.
There you are.
- You got it, man.
- (PANTS)
You gotta get yourself into them
little tight spots. You've got it.
ALL (SINGING ALONG):
Standing so tall
You are gold
(EXCLAIMS)
Always believe
in your soul
You've got
the power to know
You're indestructible
Always believing
'Cause you are gold
I'm glad that you're
bound to return
Something I could
have learned
You're indestructible
Always believing...
- (BONES CRACKING)
- Ooh.
- Shh, shh, shh, shh.
- After the rush has gone
I hope you find
a little more time...
Bloody hell.
It's only two years ago
The man with the suit
and the face
- (PANTHER GROWLS)
- You knew he was there on the case...
- Oh, my God!
- What?
Tickets have sold out!
- (COOS)
- (COOING)
standing so tall...
(ALL ROAR)
GLORIA:
Woo-hoo, Tony!
You are gold
Always believe
in your soul
You've got
the power to know...
And... there we go!
Always believing,
'cause you are gold...
and I've got you some bananas
for your strength.
ALL (CHANTING):
Panthers! Panthers! Panthers!
Always believing...
(GRUNTING)
I can hold you.
(PEOPLE CHEERING)
Got you.
RICKY:
Hurry up, lad,I'm getting older!
Come on,
you got this.
Keep up!
Get up, Mark.
(MARK EXHALES DEEPLY)
- Come past.
- I can't. I can't. I can't.
My love is like
a high prison wall
standing so tall...
Nearly got you there, lad.
A half nelson.
A full nelson.
Come on, Rickson! I'll smash
the granny out of you!
You've got
the power to know
You're indestructible
You've got it, mate!
You've got it!
'Cause you are gold
I'm glad that
you're bound to return...
My best mate, he is.
Back in a blur
You're indestructible
It's all all right.
The pub is safe. We're fine.
Machine. Shaneequa.
(CHEERING)
Ginger Storm! Ginger Storm!
Ginger Storm! Ginger Storm!
RICKY:
He's done it!He's only gone and done it!
(BOTH CHEERING)
RICKY:
He's gone and done it!He's only gone and done it!
I did it,
I did it, I did it!
(CHEERING)
- I knew you'd do it.
- Thanks, lad. Thanks.
It's time.
(DOOR OPENS)
LARA:
It might makeyou a bit gassy.
Jesus. I bet
they're dreaming.
TREVOR:
Are you sureabout this, son?
Oh, he's got it.
- (MARK GRUNTS)
- (RING THUDS)
(THUDDING)
Yes, you little toe-rag.
I do believe he has.
- (MARK GRUNTS)
- Whoa!
(ROCK MUSIC PLAYS)
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