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( muffled shouting ) ♪ i'm not the man ♪ ♪ i used to be ♪ ♪ and what you see ♪ ♪ is not what it seems ♪ ♪ i traveled through space ♪ ♪ to be with you here ♪ ♪ what you don't know ♪ ♪ you should not fear ♪
♪ you won't see me coming ♪ ♪ till i strike. ♪ ( siren blaring ) man on tv: toe to toe for two full rounds, neither giving an inch. oh look, a beautiful combination... - well, how do i look?- the business. but you haven'teven clocked me. you've only got one suit.you always look good.
you're not lying. i've got a good feelingabout tonight. this new boy is gonnabe our ticket. - is this new guy good?- he's les couilles du chien, mate. - he's a what?- the dog's bollocks. cool. we're gonna be players,me old son. - ( grunting )- ( crowd shouting ) man:charlie, over here.
come on, people. i'll give you three to one.any takers? ( crowd cheering ) man:so, ladies and gentlemen,you know the rules. the winner stays ontill the challengers have gone. anybody else want to takeon mr. maitland's boy? come on.come on. come on, somebodytake him on. i need a fighter,not a "big issue" seller.
money talks, right? apparently so. ladies and gentlemen,we've got us a fight. come on. hello. now i might be wrong, but i'm betting you knowsomething they don't. i have a monkeyon the pikey. - i'll take those odds.- five beers for a quid.
whatever you do, don't getdrawn into a brawl. old hulky hogan over there is too big, man. so keep your jabs in his face,loads of elbows. knees, yeah?bob and weave,bob and weave. lateral movement, yeah?good man. is that what you told him? - how is he?- he'll be all right. - you sure?- hopefully. you ready?you ready?
do it. come on, son. three to one, any takers? come on, you're not gonna get this at paddy power, i can tell you. come on! come on. - you owe me money.- where you from, son? - out of town.- me too. - listen, if you're one--- my money.
okay. could be plenty morewhere that came from. right, that's usall square, vic. and a week early too. and with my new findthe sky is the limit. we're going places. well, he's certainly going. hey, wait! what's the rush?we made a great teamback there.
- i'm not a team player.- we cleaned house tonight. and with my connectionsi could take you tothe top of this game. hey. look, why don't you justlet me take you to dinner?we can just talk. hear me out.if you don't likewhat i'm saying, we go our separate ways. the worst thing that canhappen is you get a free meal. what do you reckon,mr.... - buchinsky.- buchinsky?
- what sort of name is that?- what's yours? ray-- ray davidson. but most peoplecall me harley. - you know, as in harley davidson.- the motorbikes. - vroom vroom.- yeah, i got it. so what do you reckon,buchinsky? - okay.- yes! so what are your plans? make some money.tie up a few loose ends.
the loose endsare your business. but i can arrange the matches,handle the finances, - provide medical cover.- medical cover? yeah, weed hereused to be at med school. he's the best cuts manin the business. i was the cleaner. what i meant to saywas he worked at med school. he was taking more medicationthan the patients. you a junkie?
let's just say he'schemically propelled. yeah,i'm chemically propelled.i like that. so what are you saying, butch? i'll sleep on it. - you got somewhere to stay?- not yet. you can kip here.give 'em my name and you'll be well lookedafter, my son. ( chuckles )you'll be all right. ( both laugh )
( siren wailing ) ( knocks ) i need a room. i was given this address. - who gave you that?- harley. - harley davidson.- better come in then. ( knock on door ) woman:so you're a friendof harley's? i told you already,an acquaintance.
either way, i wantthe rent upfront, cash. or we could cometo a more... comfortable arrangement. ( gasping, panting ) ( radio playing ) good sleeplast night, butch? it was okay. - did ya?- yeah.
- i'll bet you did.- ( laughs ) and what do you want? toast?full english? - water.- water? - hot.- hot water? - that's it.- fine. hold up, what's the matterwith her? she's got a facelike a slapped ass. yeah, you sorted outyour old bill?
- cash.- cash? - cash.- cash? they normally rumpthe arsenal off of her. have you thought any moreabout my proposition? 60-40 split in my favor. - what?- and i manage my own finances. 50-50 equal partnershipor no deal. i'm the one takingall the risks here. i'm providing the contacts,capital outlay,
good will, medical cover,marketing. i'm the one that bleeds. 60-40. i bet your friend maitlandknows a good dealwhen he sees one. you fight dirty,you know that, butch? and that's another thing.you call me butch one moretime the deal's off. what are we supposedto call you then? charles.
you drivea hard bargain, chaz. - ( laughs )- now what? i arrange an appointmentwith mr. maitland and startthe ball rolling. weed:he always try to getone over on that guy. yeah, but this time i'm holdingthe trump card, mate. you. - i'll pick you up at 8:00.- okay. oh, and chaz, try and smartenyourself up a bit.
i've got a reputationto maintain. yeah. come on, let's go. oi, you haven't paidfor your breakfast. put it on my boy's room. - you're having a laugh.- look, don't worry. he'll come around. he likes you. - did he say that?- yes.
( laughs ) lovely. mutton. - ( horn honks )- come on, jump in. let's go. ♪ yeah, you don't want to see none of the team move ♪ ♪ hit with a mean move, hit with a mean move ♪ ♪ you hold fast trying to make cream move ♪ ♪ we move ♪
♪ in the dream move... ♪ knock him out. that's why i have himas my second man. hey, i've seen this film. it's the "midnight pajamaparty murders," isn't it? part 7. - is this crackhead for real?- you've got a lot of anger in you. you should have a wordwith my old therapist. maybe i should take outmy aggression on yourscrawny little ass.
hey, let's all just calm downand talk business, eh? you'd better be quick. 'cause my boy herehas got business of his ownto take care of. yeah, and when i'm finished, maybe i'll doyour bitch for free. well, that's whywe're here-- to set it upbetween you and chaz. you never ceaseto amuse me, harley. your boy beats an average mug
and you want me to match himup with a champion - who's been unbeaten for three years?- yup. now listen to me,you little shit. no, better still, follow me. let's see howwe do business. time to go to work. tonight's the night, vic. nice title for a song, stan.
- ( laughing )- smug bastard. ready, prick? ( crowd shouting ) is that all you've got? come on, is thatall you've got? ( muffled voice ) come on, get up, you piece of shit. hey, wanker, get up.get up. creel: come on, let me finish him. come on, let mejust finish him.
come on, i'm gonnado him now. let me finish him. ( fingers snapping ) i said he's good,isn't he? - yeah.- but you can beat him, right? everybody loses. hey, where you going?come on, i'll giveyou a lift. - no, i'd rather walk.- it's the car, isn't it? it's only a hire.
i'm waiting for a new mercto be delivered. got a new car, harley? yeah, i'll see you tomorrow. so still wantto fight my boy? why not? i haven't seen nothingto worry us. well, if you want to makean ass of yourself, come and see me. ray.
what? - when i finish with your boy...- him? yeah, you.i'm coming for you. - me?- yeah, you. dream on, hong kong phooey. too much sunon that bald head.you're delusional. - yeah?- yeah. ♪ different shapes and sizes ♪ ♪ some big breasts and some big thighs ♪
♪ some stupid, some be wise... ♪ that's it, girls. same thing but harder. now bring it up. all right, girls,that's it. she'll never sink,will she? i haven't seen that muchfanny since we went downto peppermint hippo. what a night that was. listen, make it quick.
i'm busy. what, another hard dayat the office, vic? - ( laughs )- think that's funny? - well, your boy against--- charles: hey. i've got a name--buchinsky. sorry. didn't meanto be disrespectful. anyway, your boy, big jim,thursday night,
three grand each. winner takes all. big jim? that's a tall order. listen, you're inthe big league now. - if you don't want--- no no no, we'll take it. it's just that, um, i'm gonna have totap you up, vic. how much?
three grand. you've got some balls,i'll give you that. - see dennis on your way out.- ( laughs ) - but if you lose--- we won't. if you lose, two weeks. understood? understood. hey, ladies, if you everget tired of rug munching, why don't you look upme and slick willy here?
buchinsky. i look forwardto seeing you work. harley: come on, babe. we're gonna be late. ( tv playing ) ( sighs ) about time. don't rush me,ray davidson. you don't take meanywhere anymore and i'm gonna makethe most of this.
- i'm sorry, babe.- so? so what? - how do i look?- oh, yeah yeah. oh, lovely.can we go now, please? i don't know why i bother. you don't give a craphow i look. - of course i do.- yeah. and i suppose we're gonna bea threesome again tonight too. look, i'm mixing businesswith pleasure tonightand i need him there.
when's it gonna bejust pleasure? - looks like you've had that already.- shut up. look, i told you,when the businessmakes enough money, i promise youit'll be all pleasure. ( laughs )now go on. get your fat assin the car, eh? go on. weed! ( turns tv off )
well, hello. yeah, hi. uh, mandy, chaz;chaz, mandy. mandy's my, you know. i'm ray's fiancã©e. so you must be the newmeal ticket then. - mandy.- what? like it's not true?if you don't want meto complain, how about you get a real joband make an honest living?
can we talk about this later?i've got business to sortout, all right? ( grunting ) all right, chesty? i didn't know youwere still fighting. of course i am.you got that 50you still owe me? i'll tell you what,i'll see you in the barafterwards, yeah? all right. absolute nutter. all right, babes?
oh, great. you really do take meto the best places, don't you? i did tell youit was business. i'm gonna go find the barand get very very drunk. don't be like that. all right, big jim? where is he? - hurry up with that, will ya?- all right. who does he think he is?
( gasps ) yeah, about time. for a minute therei thought you dida no-show on us. and what's all thistwo fighters sharingthe same dressing room? forget it.what time are we on? - on where?- out there. - we're headlining, ain't we?- headlining? - did you honestly think i'd put you on the card?- yeah. why the hell would i wantto use one of your corpses
- on a meaty show like this?- why not? with your track recordi'd be a laughingstock. this is a private wager. - so where we fighting then?- here. - here?- good. that's settled then.jim. what?hey! harley:come on, chaz.he's only a little runt. ( groans )
hey, where's he going? harley: stop playing around with these boys. - there you go.- you fuck. fuck. you stupidlittle fucking cunt. harley:i think he's had it. so i'll get to keepthe three grand then. oh dear. whatever he's paying you, i could piss all over it.
yeah, i'll bet you could. well, my dooris always open. you ain't gonna gowith him, chaz, are you? you know it's gonna breakharley's heart if you do. look, where i come froma handshake is as goodas a contract. oh my god, chaz,you were amazing. i think you've reallyfound one this time, baby. didn't i tell youhe was the business? - you so did.- let's go celebrate.
hey, chaz, you coming? no, not tonight, mate.i just want to have a bath. a bath? look, a performance likethat deserves a night outon the town. loosen up the oldgladys knights. yeah, i'm sure.but not tonight, mate. suit yourself.but remember, we're chasing thatpot of gold tomorrow. i'll see you at breakfast.
- at breakfast?- fuel. weed, come on. and as for you...( laughs ) see ya. your friends seem happy.you're not going? - not my style.- don't remember me, do you? maitland's office. you were... you were working.
i'm flattered. so if you're not partyingtonight, what are you doing? just want to havea hot bath. in that case,why don't you come backto my place? i've got a really big bathyou can sink into. i'll even scrub your back if you're lucky. are you alwaysthis forward? when i see something i want,i'm gonna get it. you coming?
( pop music playing throughout ) ♪ musica musica musica. ♪ do you still hurt? a bit. you really are the strongsilent type, aren't you? look, i am what i am. don't get defensive. i like a bitof mystery. you're gonna fight creel,aren't you?
- that's what i do.- and you know what i do. - that's your business.- don't worry, tough guy. not looking for mr. right.just mr. right now. - these are good.- melanie: thank you. - are they yours?- yeah. i took thema long time ago. they really are good. we're not allbrainless bimbos. - so why the--- the films?
sometimes it's not aboutwhat you want to do. it's aboutwhat you have to do. ( doorbell rings ) oh, it's you, chaz.come in, mate. i didn't knowit was you. me head-- pwah.had a good nightlast night. you all right? excuse the mess.we're just decorating. ( exhales )
come on, mate. here, sit yourself down. make yourself comfortable. so where is he? - who?- harley. oh, he's in bed.he hasn't got up yet.he's in bed. we had a good nightlast night, mate. it was good. - well?- well what?
are you gonna get him? harley! me head. is he coming? harley, it's chaz. whatever. all right? - what time is it?- late. we've got an appointmentwith maitland.
oh christ, i forgot. and she ain'tdone your hair.the state of it. mandy, i need me hair doing. get out of bed, woman.i've got business to attend to. mandy: i'm pregnant, remember? yeah, how could i forget? no. protein. yeah, protein.good for you.
i want to talkabout my ideas. you said i could directthe next one, remember? - ideas?- yeah. we're making fuck movies. sounds good, vic. you just keep thattight little ass in shape and that pussy shaved,all right? so we on then? you're like a dog that'scome back for the bone.
nah, we've cometo give the dog a bone. so 20 grandand you're on. how much?you know i ain't gotthat sort of money. big time means big money. now it's time to play or go away, barrow boy. we'll be there. the monkey controllingthe organ-grinder now, eh?
we're partners. nah, in fact, we're friends. and like he says,we'll be there. i look forward to it. but nowif you'll excuse us, melanie's got work to do. we'll see who'sin the big time. ( radio tuning )
big bad station raw heat f.m.yeah! mmm. what were you thinking of back there? we ain't gotthat kind of dough. you made a killingon that last fight. between us we must haveat least seven grand. just get me anotherfight anywhere. yeah yeah yeah, i knowwhat you're saying. but it ain't that simple.
firstly, you haven't gotany overheads eating intoyour earnings, have you? and secondly, not onlydid you do a number on big jim,but you've donehis brother as well. no one gonna bet against you in this town. how much money you got left? three grand? two? you ain't gonna wastethem sausages, are you? - they're brain food.- fish.
- what?- fish is brain food. i don't like fish. just get mea fight anywhere. i'll get on the blower right now and sort it out, yeah? i've left it in the motor. see you later,mr. buchinsky. ( speaking tagalog ) excuse me, sir.you haven't paid yet. here is the bill.
weed: look at that, harley. a flock of cows. - mandy: oh god.- harley: herd. - weed: heard what?- harley: peasant. - what a dump.- oh, come on, babe. i told you,this is business, yeah? look, why don't you takeweed, have a look around and get yourselfsomething nice, eh?come on, chaz. don't think thismakes up for younot buying me flowers. how's business,you old tinker?
can't complain.loads of funerals recently. - i'm pleased for you.- this your boy? yup. don't look much. let me have him. careful, sonny.looks are deceiving. yeah, we'll see.we'll see. yeah, we will. jonno: danno!
- danno.- what? what have i told you abouteating before a fight? what are you talking about?i'm at lunch, ain't i? look at him.it ain't gonnatake a minute. yeah, let's justget it on, eh? ( men shouting ) - come on, danno.- i can't believe it. i've been done up. what's going on?no one's ever tookmy brother out that fast.
it's a tough game, mate.you never know when you're gonna gofrom eating chicken to beingstuffed like one. - you trying to be funny?- no. i'm just trying to say there'sno guarantees in the fight game. you're right there.i ain't paying you nothing. come down here, you big cityscammer bringing a ringer to take decent money offdecent hard-working folk. now listen here, i told you my man was good.what's the problem? the problem is--the problem is he's a ringer
as plain as the holein his ass. - now listen here.- not now, harley. - time you were out of here.- i trusted you. carpetbaggers. - get out.- just go. - mugs.- mugs. come on, honey.we're leaving. give me a second.i haven't paid yet. - oh, here.- oh god, what happened this time?
old twinkletoes therelet some two-bit double-crossing tinker shaft us withoutlifting a finger. - what's that?- it's a plant. not that.that. - that's a chimenea.- come again? it's a barbecue. put your bit of coalin there, bit a food on it,light it and that's it. we live ina first floor flat, mate.
- open the windows.- just get in the car! - just calm down.- i ain't talking to you. let's get some foodand have a little drivein the countryside. harley:where's the motor? weed: it's been towed away. - mandy: oh, great.- harley: why didn't you stop 'em? - weed: who?- harley: what do you mean who? charles: look, let's just get something to eat and we can collect the car in the morning.
harley: what with? shirt buttons? you let those tinkers shaft us, remember? ( dog barking ) ( chatting ) - go on now. go on there.- go on, son. who the fuck is that? i think we gotcompany, boys. what the fuckis going on? ( grunts )
( screams ) where you going? didn't thinki'd see you again,you ringer. - you owe me money.- you want your money? easy.easy, lad, easy. - easy. easy!- i want my money. okay. okay, i'll giveyou money. i'll give you the money. okay, money.
okay, fuck.here. oh, typical, isn't it? reminds me of the old days. so you ain't gotyour car back then? no, i can't afford it,can i? can't believe you let themshaggies mug us off like that. - i've got it.- what? don't worry, i've got it. - so we're made up then.- still 10 grand down.
10 grand?is that all? you leave that to me. hey, wait up. ( rock music playing throughout ) ( growls ) ( barking ) i told you to fuck off! ( metal screeches ) what was that noise?
oh, nothing.i just run over a squirrel. - a squirrel?- yeah, a squirrel. it's all right.it's gone now. - baby.- yeah, baby? how longyou gonna be, baby?i'm lonely upstairs. look, baby, just take the car and go do some shopping. oh, hi, harley. all right, char?still on the circuit?
look, get to stepping. what are youdoing here, harley? um... i was justpassing through. just wondering, - i couldn't get a sub, could i?- a sub? - yeah.- how much. 10 grand? no chance.i'm still reeling
from that last fighteryou laid on me.that turkey. - yeah, but he had flu.- he had flu. nearly lost my damn house. - five grand?- what about five knuckles, harley? now, from one jerkto another, take your skinny assand that piece of junk and get the helloff my property. - what about a grand?- get to stepping. - what's up?- everything cool, man.
but keep an eye on him. make sure himdon't steal nothing, the little blood clot. mr. harriman in? harley, sweetheart.long time no see. news.mr. harriman. harriman: so you've finally decided to go back to the barrows, just like your old man, eh, son? those days are long gone.
it's the other side of yourbusiness i'm here for today. yeah, news told meyou have another hitter. he's good too. he'll take creel. i'm staking everythingi've got on him. and i assumethat's not enough. otherwise you wouldn'tbe here, right? i'm 10 down.but it's a sure-fire thing. harley, how many times hasmaitland cleaned you out?
three. and how many timeshas mr. harriman herebailed you out? two. mr. harrimanlikes you, harley. liked your old man too.but three strikesand you're out. - you with me?- loud and clear. there's 9,900 there. the deal was for 10. 100 arrangement feeand 100 a day until return.
that's the deal. i'll see you around,mr. harriman. - harley.- hmm? apple's on the house,sweetheart. wanker. ladies and gentlemen, please welcometo cage rage one of the leading patronsof the fighting arts, mr. victor maitland.
( cheering ) - ( crowd cheering )- ( bell ringing ) cheers. you're really seriousabout this, aren't you? that's the understatementof the year, mate. has history not taughtyou nothing? only that you can't keep a good man down. you're gonna put the cheeseon my cracker, vic. i'll get it sorted.
one of your mugs? so it's on then?you and creel? why do you do it? i could ask youthe same question. - money's good.- there's your answer. yeah, but what i dodoesn't hurt anybody. look, i don't hurt anybodywho isn't gonna hurt me. it doesn't haveto be this way. victor's a verygenerous man.
this one goes his way,money won't be a problemfor you. and he won'tget in our way. so he wants meto throw this fight? and uses a whore as bait? i'm not a whore. the whore is honestabout what she does. sorry love,not tonight. hey hey hey hey. we're the main attraction,monkey boy,
and you won't find a classierbit of skirt in there tonight. - sorry, mr. davidson.- not to me, to her. - sorry, love.- whatever. - watch your ass.- yeah. what are you tryingto pull, vic? we're here for a fight,not a game of charades. a champagne nightfor a champagne fight. yeah well, you'd betterget your fill now 'cause you ain't gonnahave nothing to celebratelater, mate.
don't talk yourselfinto something you can'tget yourself out of. that'll be the day. take mr. davidsonand his entourage totheir designated suite. - this way, sir.- creel: ray. - what?- i'll be seeing you. i doubt it.the only thing you'regonna be seeing is the insideof your eyelids. honey, go and keepmaitland company whilewe get chaz ready, yeah? - oh, baby, no.- please?
( sighs )okay. oh, there.you all right? yeah.i'll see you later. slow down, harley. you're making me headspinning, mate. i can't help it. i've been waiting for thismoment all my life. why so desperateto stick it to maitland? it's what that toeragmaitland did to his dad,
who was a lovelylovely man. daddy was a barrow boy.worked the markets. hard living,hard drinking, hard gambling man. then one drunken night he bet his barrowand his business. he didn't knowwhat he was doing. but maitlandstill held him to it. some people sayit was the boozethat did it to the old man.
but it was maitland. and he's gonna pay. - how's that?- good. we're ready. let's do this. this is your momentin the sun. enjoy it while you can. you've been intoo many cages. you got bird flu.
and he's got mad cow. - mad fucking cow?- hey hey. get him, chaz.get him. go on, have him. yeah, that's right. go on.go on. - ( cracks )- man: oh, his legs. man:oh, it's broke.it's broke. get up.creel, come on,get up.
get up!get up, creel! - come on, creel!- come on! we won.we won. finish him. yes! uh, yeah. well, looks like i don'towe you any money, vic. you owe me. i'm good for it.well done.
best man won. have a good night. well, i'm feelinglucky tonight. who's for a gameof cards then? oh yes. - poker?- cool. fancy a coffee? no thanks. i understand.
green tea maybe. where'd you get to, baby? leave me alone, love. what's going on, ray? get out. please tell me youhaven't done this again. get out! ( sobbing ) ♪ i know life can bring you down ♪
♪ all you got to do is ♪ ♪ turn your life around... ♪ right, there'syour problem. no oil in the motor.well done. remarkable.end of problem. - bingo.- well, fucking break something. ( car door slams ) - harley.- del. come here. - you all right?- yeah, not bad, mate.
- what can i do for you?- i've got to get rid of this, mate. - what do you want for it?- a long'un. ( laughs )a fucking long'un? - are you sure?- yeah. - are you all right?- i could be better. tell you what i'll do, i'll give you a mcgarrettfor the coat, how's that? five-o?i bought it off youfor a ton. yes, but that was10 years ago.
come on, mate.i'm desperate. rodders, take a lookat that piece of shit. - come on. come with me.- mind that. - pop the hood.- what? pop the hood. i ain't got no hood.i've only got a collar. listen, i reallyappreciate it. okay then. i'll call you straight back.and thanks again.
ta-tah. right, you'll neverguess who that was. - who?- the fucking ayatollah. - no.- my life. - only because it's me...- yeah? ...what he's gonna dois send the boys around, pick the car up.they're gonna take it away, chop it in half,set it alight. you claim on the insurance,we have a carve up.
- how's that sound?- cream. i ain't got any insurance. - all right, harley?- trim, what are you doing here? someone wantsa word with you. - who?- come on. get in. what about me pizza? don't worry about that.it won't go to waste. in.
oh, we're having a knock. oh, dearie me.thank god for that. i thought i was bangin trouble there. hey, nice bit of gear this. hey, ain't that supposedto go forwards? you're absolutelypriceless, harley. so what do you reckon?a pony a hole? fore... skin. fuck.
harley: looks like i'm on the green. you know what's gonnahappen next, don't you? no, but what should happen,i should be stood on your chest teeing a ball up from thatbig fat mouth of yours. this ain't one of them plasticgangster movies, harley. this is the real deal. and if you embarrass mefor one second in front of mr. o'keefeover there i'm gonna put this one woodright over your nut.
right right.i'm all ears.i'm all ears. - mr. harriman might like you...- ooh! ...but i'll gut you likea fish and forget about you before you'refinished leaking. get mr. harriman his money or else you'll end upburied over here like oneof lord brockett's ferraris. all right, all right.all right. i ain't got time for this. get him his money.
how am i supposedto get back? - what's going on, ray?- what do you mean, what's going on? i told you i went for a meetingand a round of golf. - what?- you'd better call chaz. i don't need him. i've got other waysof making money. harley: all right, vic? yeah, it's harley. look, mate,i've reconsidered, yeah. look, you can haveme boy's contract
as longas the price is right. vic: what does our man buchinsky say about that? don't worry about him.just make sure me money's there. - it will be.- cheers. bye. - ( groans ) oh dear.- ( plops ) i still don't knowwhy you agreed tothis meeting, harley. you knowi don't trust him. ( horns honking ) ( woman moaning )
guys, glad youcould make it. i'm just checking outone of melanie's oscar-winning performances. ( loud moaning ) - boy, that girl can...- what do you want, vic? i like to mix businesswith pleasure. and one of my pleasuresin business is having the hardesthitter in town. that was thenand this is now. exactly.and i want to rectifythat situation.
i want to make youmy hitter, mr. buchinsky. name your price. i've retired. shame. i was thinking of somethingin the region of â£100,000. see you later, harley. maybe you were a bithasty in there. i've told you,i'm not doing businesswith that man. oh, that's easyfor you to say.
your life's a lotsimpler than mine. life's as simpleas you want to make it. look, i don't need no fortunecookie philosophy, right? i need money. i owe harrimanand i can't pay. do you know whathappens to people whodon't pay harriman? you earned outof this just like me. well, some of us ain'tmonks just like you. we're real people
with faultsand weaknesses. oh, you're a grown man,harley. come on, chaz.it's a good deal. look, let's think thisthrough for a minute, yeah? what harm can it do? you were in on it,weren't you? - what?- you knew! what difference it makewho you fight for? it certainly don't make nodifference to that poor sap
whose brainsyou're beating out. that's just the way it isfor the likes of you. you're a damn fool,harley. that's right, mr. perfect. go! i don't need you! harley: i don't need anybody. ( crackling, exploding ) charles:you're just gonnahave to trust me.
news: we hardly know you. yeah, but you knowwhat i can do. and the boss knows maitland is trying to muscle in on him. this could solveall our problems. but it's stilla big risk. yeah, but an evenbigger reward. are we on? okay, let's getthe ball rolling. charles:you sure maitland'sgonna take the bait?
news: trust me, by the time that meeting's over the boss will have convinced vic he thought of it all himself. do we have a deal? ♪ i know killers, gorillas, white gangsters that own villas ♪ ♪ a couple drug dealers that don't give a four letters ♪ ♪ all living in addresses that don't get letters ♪ ♪ and they're all court case winners... ♪ - oi!- maitland wants to see you. - can i finish me game?- no.
- i've got 50 quid on this.- now. all right, harley? tell biggie smallsto sit his fat ass down or be dying all over again. is he having a bubble? - unfortunately no.- oh. are we going home? we are,but you ain't. join me.
i don't do rings, man. oi, look--oh fuck. - seen mr. buchinsky lately?- no. we ain't talking. well, you'd better kissand make up because if he'snot fighting for me, he's fighting against me. he's alreadybeaten your man. not creel. an associate of mine.
a well-oiled fighting machinefrom up north. look, he's retired,all right? nothing i can sayis gonna make himchange his mind. well, you'd better finda way, motor mouth. because as from today, i own your debt. i own you. mr. harrimanwouldn't do that. - he--- he likes you?
- yeah.- listen to yourself. you're pathetic. you now owe mea lot of money. and believe mewhen i tell you, i'm not as patientas old man harriman. what do you want? i want you to findour man buchinsky. and you'd bettermake him fight. 'cause if you don't,
you're going to be creel's christmas and birthday present all in one. lovely.hook on the end. great.nice speed.i like it. and again. good good good. - good trip?- northern fucking rail. what do you think? i wired you enoughfor first-class airfare. old habits die hard, mate.who's the mark? a hitter named buchinsky.
you've heard of him? - doesn't ring any bells.- he's good. so what am i,chopped liver? what the fuckare you looking at? did i tell you to stop? do you want me to puthim in there with you? carry on. ( phone rings ) - yes?- chaz.
maitland's offered us the big one, mate. look, i've already told youi've retired. you're having a laugh.he ain't gonna go for that. will you for oncein your life just shut up for a minuteand listen to me. get mandy, get weedand get out of town. look, i can't promise youanything, all right? promise me, harley. ( phone beeps )
i hope you knowwhat you're doing. so do i. ( video games beeping ) thought you didn't drink. you assumed.do you want one? - sure.- okay. - yes, mate?- same again, please. maitland's hired a hitter. he wants anothershot at you.
i thought as much. must have hurt his prideas much as his pocket. are you gonna fight? i don't thinkhe's gonna see it that way. he can getreally vicious. - listen, about the other day.- darts? - excuse me?- do you want to play some darts? you're a strange man.you know that? - weed!- mandy: ray.
it's really seriousthis time, isn't it? no, of course it ain't. it's just that it'd be niceto get away for a little while. and god knowsi need a break. and what have i told youabout these? - ray.- ( woman moaning on tv ) weed, what are you doing? - where'd you get that from?- one of maitland's. you're supposed to begetting ready, mate.
oh, all right. we have some unfinishedbusiness, mr. buchinsky. mr. coburn here would very muchlike to test your mettle. and i would very muchlike to see that. well, unless it's dartsyou're talking about, i'm afraid you'revery much out of luck. oh, a sense of humor. we learn something newabout you every time we meet. nice bag.
kind of suits you. oh, aye. now look, we both know thisis inevitable, eh? we'll even kick offright here. right now. your go. you should thinkof your friends. you will fight my man.
if you don't whatever happens to themis on your conscience 'cause i don't have one. going somewhere, ray? oh. chaz.( groans ) - what happened?- ( groans ) maitland sent meto tell you this ain't nothingto what he's gonna doto harley and mandy
if you don't turn up. - let me get you cleaned up.- ( coughing ) i really thinkhe's gonna hurt 'em, chaz,if you don't turn up. ( door opens ) - you all right?- my ribs. sorry, mate. - so you're back.- loose ends. maitland: sorry to break up your little reunion, but we have business to attend to.
it must be such a big rush to bet everythingyou've ever worked for on one moment in time. takes more gutsthan you'll ever have. you show me some respect. i'll match any bet any manin this town could ever make. then let's make itfor your business. we're talking figuresa drifter like you couldonly ever dream of. - i've got a backer.- backer?
maitland: now wait a second. all right, vic? we know aboutyour plans to sideline us. we thought this would bethe gentlemanly way ofsorting out things. our cash, your business. winner takes all. - news: well?- okay. - let's do it.- charles: not him. this is bullshit.
coburn: hey look, i don't know what's going on here, but i came hereto get it on. fight or no fight,i want me money. well? we can go downwhatever road you want. we ain't got timefor all this. just give himhis money. see you around, big fella. you're gonna live to regret this.
but you're not. you think you're hard? you're not hard. i'm hard. ( breathing heavily ) harley: watch him, chaz. - ( grunts )- ( choking ) harley: get up, chaz. ( groaning )
stay down, chaz.stay down. it's over. look, you can do whatyou want to me, but it'sfinished, all right? charles: no. sorry, mate. no. no. you ain't hard. no? ( blows )
- ( grunts )- ( gags ) - ( shouts )- ( groans ) ( breathing heavily ) news: hello, boss. yeah, it's over. no, it's definitely over. i'd have paid to see that. mind you, we almost did. i'll see you soon.
take care. vic. vic.look at me, big man. vic, look at me. i'll be around first thingin the morning to sort outthe business, yeah? give me a nod, vic. see you in the morning. you're leaving,ain't you? loose ends.
it's finished. but we made a good team. you've gota good team, harley. you take care of 'em. go on, piss off. it's bringing backold memories. happier days here. trying to get me laughing. harley: everything all right, mr. harriman?
harriman:all right? we're all squared, right? that's one wayof putting it. no disrespect, mr. harriman, but you've lost me. it's unbelievable.he hasn't told you? who hasn't told me what? your friend buchinskyis a dark horse. when he came to uswith a proposition, he made it quite clearthat if he lost, we wereto cancel your debt.
but if he won,which we know he has, you get everything. what? his money, maitland's business--the lot. you're a rich man,mr. davidson. - no.- even after our cut. you're having me on. ( laughs ) ( camera clicking )
( rock music playing ) ♪ i've been beaten ♪ ♪ around my head ♪ ♪ nearly dead ♪ ♪ beaten until they thought they had me ♪ ♪ broken ♪ ♪ i've been shamed before my peers ♪ ♪ i've been old before my years ♪ ♪ even been confused about my orientation ♪
♪ you can try, you can try to make me cry ♪ ♪ you can try,you can try to make me die... ♪ ( music fades )
