Wild Target

Synopsis: Victor Maynard is a middle-aged, solitary assassin, who lives to please his formidable mother, despite his own peerless reputation for lethal efficiency. His professional routine is interrupted when he finds himself drawn to one of his intended victims, Rose. He spares her life, unexpectedly acquiring in the process a young apprentice, Tony. Believing Victor to be a private detective, his two new companions tag along, while he attempts to thwart the murderous attentions of his unhappy client.
Genre: Action, Comedy, Crime
Director(s): Jonathan Lynn
Production: Freestyle Releasing
 
IMDB:
6.8
Metacritic:
41
Rotten Tomatoes:
33%
PG-13
Year:
2010
98 min
$117,190
Website
457 Views


I give, I gave, I have given.

I fly, I flew, I've flown.

Have been taken care of the matter.

Half now, the rest behind.

Why do they always do that?

What's your name?

My name is Pierre Bertrand.

I am 32 years old.

- I postman.

- Tell me the whole sentence.

My name is Victor Maynard.

I am 54 years old.

And I am a professional killer.

- I love you.

- Shut up!

- Who the hell are you?

- My name is Victor Maynard.

I am 54 years old.

And I am assassin.

Want a sip of coffee?

Victor Maynard.

I love you.

Good day.

Where should we go?

- It was not me.

- I love you, Victor Maynard.

- Victor Maynard, I love you.

- What the f*** out in...

Sheltered housing

I have read,

home to men -

- Has squiggle to

feel attracted to their mother.

- All right?

- We lived together for long.

- Yes, we did.

- Do you have the squiggle, Victor?

- I think not, mother.

- What is the problem then?

- I can not actually be.

- I got your card from Paris.

with a silencer.

Your father would have been proud.

Going international.

- I look in again soon.

- Wait. Your birthday.

It is not until...

WOMAN strangled in cinema

- It's too much.

- They are all there.

"Musicians have died."

There is room for many more.

A bit of a career.

A bit of a legacy.

You age 55, Victor.

- I know.

- Your dad's age when you were born.

I started knitting.

Blue for a boy.

- It has since allowed to hope.

- Goodbye, mother.

Someone has to continue

family business.

I also have a gift for you.

His name is Roger.

Parrot Roger.

- Wrong side of the road!

- The wrong way!

CYCLING FORBIDDEN

Restaurants

- Rose.

- Is it finished?

I'm worried.

- I do not want.

- We had an agreement.

Yes, I know.

But...?

Rose, you must swear wholeheartedly,

that nothing is for painting.

Jerry, I swear.

You make me very happy

by doing so.

And if it is not enough

so just think of money.

What are you thinking, Jerry?

How to yes.

It really is beautiful!

- Where is the copy?

- You look at it.

Here is the original.

The paint is still wet.

Get them mixed up.

Culture Minister is disappointed with sales

of Rembrandt's Self Portrait -

- to a Russian buyer. It has

been seconded to the National Gallery.

gallery managed simply not

to outbid the Russians.

We agreed on the 900th

It is in though. I keep it.

Relax.

It was just for fun.

Perfect, mr. Ferguson.

There is no shadow of doubt.

- What they told you?

- It's adorable.

- How did you nevertheless hold of it?

- It's my secret.

We may not know how,

but we know why. Money.

- We agreed on nine.

- No, eight.

- Nine.

- Eight.

Okay, so nine.

Fine, I keep it.

I just said yes to nine.

Put it back.

One million.

- You must be mad.

- Goodbye.

Stop!

I am not a gangster -

- But I was realtor

for 20 years. Nothing can stop me.

Relax.

It was just for fun.

- Do we have enough money with me?

- Yes.

So now...

... is this gem...

... the ultimate record of a

man's fearless conversation with himself -

My property.

And mr. Sakova go home

with a good forgery.

He still can not tell the difference.

But I can.

I feel for this.

You have... your...

What he waffle on?

- It is a forgery.

- Impossible.

It is a forgery!

Srme yes.

Go to the yellow color...

- She traded it for.

- You do not say.

You have a new client.

Not a scratch.

- So I can get many problems.

- Yes, so many here.

- Rose.

- What?

- Your luck runs out.

- What could be happen to me?

She is totally out of control.

I just switch.

- Do you see something you like?

- Sorry?

Something to drink?

- Goodbye, taxes.

- Goodbye.

Eventually.

- Room 27th

- Yes, I remember.

- You have no messages.

- How I prefer it.

The solitary type, eh?

There is a bell by the bed,

if you change your mind.

How much you weigh?

Yes.

No.

- You have committed the ultimate sin.

- Mom.

Regain your boss's confidence.

Your reputation depends on it.

- The family's reputation.

- Yes, mother.

He has probably found a competitor.

Someone who is better and younger.

It is probably true.

What do you think I should do?

There is only one thing you can do.

Ask the client for pardon.

Kill her,

and deliver your money back.

- You killed him.

- He was going to kill you.

- Okay, put yourself into.

- Keys.

Hurry!

- Will they really kill me?

- What am I doing?

Soon now the car.

Do not move out of the split.

Barney? Barney?

Do not say... Out. Now.

Stop!

Face to the wall.

You both.

- Oh god. What have I done?

- Who are you?

- Who are you?

- Know ye not one another?

I washed cars.

I've never touched a gun before.

You would shoot him. Him and...

- Oh god. Is she...

- She just fainted.

Have you ever fired a gun?

Just give it to me.

- Do not do it. He shoots you.

- No, I do not.

You saved my life.

Why would I shoot you?

Do not do it.

Just put it from you

before someone gets hurt.

I give it to him.

He has tie.

- And then he just looked angry at me.

- I is not mad at you. In honor.

Clever boy. It was good.

What did I do?

You shoot actually quite good

for a beginner.

- You killed him not...

- I would not either.

So, I was angry at him.

It is quite understandable.

Afterwards I took it actually quite calm.

As if I had all sorts of time.

Excuse me a moment.

- What happened?

- I shot him. He is not dead.

The kid had no choice.

We have to save him.

Turns I killed him?

I killed the second.

We would not kill him.

We have to kill him.

He has seen us.

- Can we not go to police?

- They can not protect us.

- We do it the quiet way.

- Stop!

You are right. We can easily

escape before he wakes.

Let us get away.

Do not take home.

- A place with many people.

- Who are you?

- It does not matter.

- Are you an agent?

What are you doing? I'm afraid.

Where's the kid?

He slipped away.

I do not know who you are

but can I trust you?

Rely on me?

This is not random.

His boss wants me dead.

I just hope it happens quickly.

As with him.

I would almost wish

it happened right away.

So I escaped

to speculate on when.

Oh god!

I must pee.

I just think it's nerves.

Do you have a napkin?

Silk. Lovely.

Go ahead.

It was not even a million.

It is hand ears for them.

I have not done any harm.

Why are people so gullible?

Wait. Where are you going?

I need protection.

I can pay you.

I can pay you in advance.

I have several in my purse.

- I can not help you.

- Do not just leave me.

It's nice for you to.

I implore you.

- I can not. Believe me.

- I feel safe with you.

You are clever, calm and stable. You are

as an ancient oak.

Half now, the rest behind.

- Should I run? You seem...

- I am angry.

- They are wrong.

- You stole his boots?

He must not use them more, right?

- Why do you have a gun?

- It is my job.

- What are you doing?

- I'm private detective.

You do not look like the type.

- What were you doing here?

- I watched a client's wife.

She had a cheeky agreement

with a man in a car.

A cheeky agreement?

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Lucinda Coxon

Lucinda Coxon is an award-winning writer for film, television, and stage. Her feature screenplays include The Danish Girl, starring Eddie Redmayne and Alicia Vikander, Wild Target, starring Bill Nighy, Emily Blunt, and Rupert Grint; and The Heart of Me, starring Helena Bonham Carter, Olivia Williams, and Paul Bettany. She collaborated with . more…

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