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You okay, buddy?

- Evening sir, your name?
- Sir?

This is a private function...

Are you here
to kill me, Nate?

Not tonight.

Well, in that case,
come in.

There's shrimp.

I do love shrimp.

My wing at
the museum opens this week.

A little celebration
for the fundraisers.

Yeah, blood money
buys the best art.

I heard a rumor
that you...

I'm here to sell
you something, Ian.

I don't need
anything, Nate.

You're lying.

Lying to you would not be worth my time.

Portia?

Portia, this is Nathan
Ford, he used to work for me.

This is Portia del Duccio
from The Vatican Museum.

Hello!

And where is everybody?

All right, guys,
what's going on?

Ian Blackpoole,
CEO of IYS Insurance.

Millionaire,
famous art collector.

Who two years refused the claim for
your son's treatment, leading to his...

Enough!

Oh, drunk again?

Are we still unclear that I'm a
functioning alcoholic, you know?

And the trick is not to get
hung up on the alcoholic,

but celebrate the "function"
part of the sentence.

You're getting worse.
This is messing you up, man.

We can't keep watching you
do this to yourself.

Is this my intervention?

Are my bags packed and in the
car ready to take me to rehab?

You don't need rehab, Nate.

You need revenge.

Portia here
is negotiating

for a loan for some of the
Vatican collection to my wing.

Ian has the most
wonderful collection

of Renaissance art
I've seen outside of Roma.

Well, his collection is
going to be better than Rome's

if he writes me a check.

Where's your art expert?

There is
Professor Sinclair.

I understand, yeah, you can
believe what you want but I...

- You want I call him over?
- No. No, not yet.

Come on, follow me.
My restoration vault.

Oh, what's this about?

He's found the Second David. Oh.

Michelangelo's David.

The most famous
statue in the world.

Sculpted between
1501 and 1504,

commissioned by
the city of Florence.

Like all sculptors,

Michelangelo made
small scale models,

or, well, what's commonly
known as maquettes first.

I know all this.

No, no, no. See, while you are
well versed in dead guy art,

I myself am not.

My entire
criminal career

is based on technology
built after 1981.

So, I am riveted, quite
so, please do go on.

He famously made
two models for the statue.

Clay fired, then
bronzed, identical.

Over the last 400 years,

they've been sold, lost, stolen,
rediscovered dozens of times.

Who has them now?

Well, the
Second David was stolen

from the Vatican
10 years ago,

and, well, it's
never been found.

And the First David,
well...

This way.

I'm giving you
a sneak preview.

Now,
the main attraction.

Randomized laser grid,
repeats every five minutes.

Serious security.

This is an old vault
that I converted.

Four inch steel behind
these plaster walls.

Infrared detection,
vibration detection, and...

The First David.

Man, am I glad I don't
have to break in there.

That is one sick
security system.

What? With our tools?

Give me tree days of prep,
it'd be like taking diamonds

from the French National Bank.

That's like taking
candy from a baby.

- I got it.
- A very easy thing to do.

Got it.

Oh! Look little buddy,
that's your new home.

Can you please not play with
the little naked man. Please.

I'm...

We sell Blackpoole
a fake Second David.

You know he's going
to insure it with IYS.

Then we let him put it
on display in his museum.

And when it's discovered as
a fake, his own company, IYS,

accuses Blackpoole
of fraud.

He loses his company,
he loses his money.

His reputation's ruined. Nobody
will ever work with this guy again.

Only one problem.

He is not going to
buy the fake David

until he has it
verified by an expert.

Mmm-hmm.

That's right.

By one of us.

And how do you
guarantee that?

The London Examiner
dated just three days ago.

- It looks genuine.
- Eight million.

- I don't have that much liquid.
- So sell something.

The Second David will be in the
country tomorrow and tomorrow only.

You in or out? 'Cause I
have a Canadian oil man

that wants to slap
something on his mantelpiece.

- Oil man?
- Yes.

We're talking a
missing Michelangelo.

It's practically
the Holy Grail.

- Are you in or out?
- You must return this item

to the Vatican
Museum immediately.

Listen, lady, the sheik
who owns this piece

doesn't give a damn about the
Pope, the... anything, so...

Of course, you could pay the, you
know, five times the going rate.

- Portia, let me buy it.
- There you go.

I'll buy it and then
after my death

I'll donate it
to the Vatican.

I mean, let's not give that
heathen a dime more than he needs.

I'm going to assume
that the heathen isn't me.

We have to keep this
out of the papers.

Of course.

I want our expert,

Professor Sinclair
to do the verification.

No one outside
of this room

can know we're
cutting this deal.

Agreed.

Eliot.

Eliot.

What? Give me a second,
I'm hitting it off here.

Bring her along, it'll
help sell the character.

- But now, do it now.
- Nate.

Why did you
come to me?

Well, I knew you'd
pay the best price,

Renaissance art is your
life. Guilt was a bonus.

- You hate me.
- Yeah, of course I hate you.

I mean, what, what, you
think I want to be here?

I don't have a choice.

All right?
I'm drunk, I'm broke,

I'm living out of my car,
I just want the paycheck.

And at this point I don't
care where it comes from.

Nate?

Maggie.

You guys,
you know each other?

Of course. Maggie
is Nate's ex-wife.

Oh.

What is she doing here?

Guys, guys,
stay in character.

Nate Ford.

Hi, Adam Sinclair.

Maggie here
is my ex-wife.

Yeah, I caught that.

That's a mighty fine grip
you have there, Mr. Ford.

Uh, signora Ford...

Collins, I use
my maiden name.

Scusi, you mind
if I borrow

Professor Sinclair
for a moment?

Yes, we must talk
with Mr. Blackpoole.

Of course.

- Maggie...
- Which conversation do you want to listen to?

That's what stereo
was made for.

- Why are you working for him?
- I'm not.

I'm under contract
with this museum,

I'm just helping him
set up this exhibit.

Nate, I heard what
you were saying before.

I had no idea things
were so awful for you.

Oh, no, no, it's, it...

In character, Nate,
in character.

Things got rough.
It's very hard.

You should have called me.
I would have given you money.

She's pretty.

They met while they
worked for me.

Maggie's an art expert,
helps them track down fraud.

Quite a glorious pair for
a while, very Nick and Nora.

Looks real.

There's a technique that Michelangelo
uses when he works with clay, and...

I mean, obviously I'd have
to take a closer look at it,

but, yes, sir.

- I don't need money. I...
- Nate.

Need money. I mean,
I just need this deal.

Well, then
let's go get it.

Well...

What's Nate here for? It's
an art sale. But private.

I'll verify the art.

Scusi, no, we agreed,

uh, no outside people.
- No, no, no, uh...

No, that's all right.
I've been a little hesitant.

No offense, but, uh,
I don't know you that well.

But you know me,
you know my reputation.

If my presence will help you
close the deal, then I'm in.

Agreed. My one condition,

Maggie examines the
sculpture or I walk.

Agreed.

I'll get some drinks
and we'll celebrate.

I'll help you, signor Ford.

Now, Nate, is Maggie
a very good art inspector?

Yeah, she's the best.

No, no, no,

we can't let your ex-wife
anywhere near our little naked man.

We have to show her
the real thing.

We have to steal
the First David right now,

so we can show it to Maggie
tomorrow as the Second David.

It's too risky.

And Blackpoole
knows our faces.

We're never going to get him
on the hook like this again.

You honestly think that we
can fool Maggie with a fake?

No, she's too smart,
too experienced.

When we worked together
there was nobody better.

A simple "no" without the
cheerleading would have done.

This does complicate things.

All right, well,
one crisis at a time.

- Parker get in here.
- No, no.

Nate, we, we haven't
done any prep,

we don't have our tools.

You want me to break into
a secure storage facility

with whatever I can scrounge
up at the buffet table?

Pretty much, yeah.

Cool. I think Sophie left
some dresses in here.

I'll go, too. I got a white
shirt, I can go wait staff.

I'm in.

Glass of ice, please.

I need a big roll
of aluminum foil.

You know what?
I'm going to just...

I'm going to wrap up some of
these shrimp for tomorrow,

breakfast jambalaya. You know.
- All right.

I got it, now what?

I need
dark eye shadow.

I assume
she's talking to you.

Scusi, I must go
powder my nose.

Door's got a silent
alarm. You should hide.

- We should pretend to make out.
- Hey, what?

Let's talk about,
a little bit?

You bumped the door there.
It sets the alarm off.

- You know what? We...
- Oh.

- Sorry.
- You know how it is.

Make-up.

Come on.

Can we talk about the
pretending? That was nice.

Eye shadow.

Um, can we talk about
what just happened?

- Weird, huh?
- You can say that.

Nate's ex-wife
coming out of nowhere.

Yeah, no, no, that's
not what I meant at all.

Chew some gum.

Is my breath funky?

Which one of you
did she kiss? Hmm?

T-1300 Makashita.

We've got about 10 seconds,
even in the blind spot,

before it picks up our body
heat. Stick your gum on here.

I got you. Yeah.

Can't pick up our heat
through the ice. Nice.

What...

Parker, Parker, what
are you... No, no, no.

What are you doing? The system
resets in like five minutes.

You know what?

Okay, I want you to know,
if you set off the lasers,

I'm running like a bat out of
hell. I pray you can keep up.

Just saying. What are you... Parker...

You're reflecting
the beams back, sweet.

You did not just think about
this on the way in from the van.

Some people do crosswords.

Nate,
we're almost done.

I just wish we could talk
without it being so hard.

Nate, did you hear me? I
just said we're almost done.

- Yeah, I hear you already.
- I'm sorry.

- Oh, no, no, no, I...
- I just,

I'm just trying to tell
you that I still care.

No, I wasn't...

I care what happens
to you, I mean.

I've never stopped
caring about you, Nate.

Great.

Scusi, my English is...

Great opportunities like
this, they, they, they...

They come along
very rarely.

Get it over with.

Ready.

Come on, come on.

Hey,

vibration alarm just went
off in the restoration room.

Wait, look, car alarms all
went off in the parking lot.

Little earthquakes.
Just another tremor.

Jeez.

What, you don't...
Don't throw the David.

You caught it,
didn't you?

You're crazy.

I should go.

Nate, just know that
I'm here for you.

Do you need a place
to stay, or...

- I'm okay.
- My office has a couch.

- Come on.
- Adam.

Uh, yeah?

Let me give you my number.

Great.

I'm sorry your wife
gave me her phone number.

- I don't want to talk about it.
- It was only to coordinate

where we're going to...
- Not talking about it.

We just stole an eight
million dollar statue

on, like, our day off.

Yeah, and we're
giving it back.

Technically we're
selling it back.

Doesn't it seem like that
might be a better way?

I mean, let's just
think about it, huh?

What if both of Blackpoole's
statues were fake, right?

It would be even
worse for him.

The David he's had
on display for years,

insured and verified by IYS.

Wait, every sale he's made
in the last 10 years

would have to be audited.

He wouldn't just
lose his company,

his own board of directors
would sue him.

This guy would
totally be ruined.

I'd like to have a word
with you right now.

That ain't good.

I know that voice, that's
the voice you use on a mark.

I can think of
a dozen other times

an opportunity like this
lands in our laps, we take it!

You don't con us, you
don't con your own team.

You're just
getting cold feet

because your ex-wife
could blow it for us!

No, Maggie,
Maggie wouldn't...

Maggie who works for the
man who let your son die?

She doesn't have
a problem with that.

She doesn't know!

She doesn't know that IYS

and Blackpoole
denied Sam's treatment.

How can she not know?

She doesn't know
because I never told her.

She pities me,
didn't you see that?

You're lying to her, Nate.

You're not who
she thinks you are.

She thinks I'm a drunk.
Maybe even a criminal.

You're still
an honest man, Nate,

it's the rest of the world
that's gone crooked.

Do you want
to walk away?

How many other kids died,
just like Sam,

'cause this bastard put his
profits above their treatment?

How many? It's not
just me or Sam.

I mean, that is what
I keep telling myself.

Always your fatal flaw,
you think too much.

There's that voice again.

Hardison, three minutes
before they arrive.

Got you, boss.

No, whoa. Whoa! Where in the
hell do you think you going?

I'm sorry?

You are the pilot
for this plane, right?

Yeah, uh, right.

Why don't you get back on
that bird? We got work to do.

Uh, work, what,
what are you talking about?

Spot inspection, FAA. Now look,
I want to see this plane's TCAS,

VRSM and 8.1 FM Spacing, and Operation
to make sure it's fully functional

and in compliance with
the new FAA regulations.

New regulations?

Pilot's unaware of
latest regulations.

Oh, new regulations,
of course.

Please, come this way,
I'll take you right up.

Oh, no, no, it's cool, it's
cool, I don't need to go up.

Just taxi me
around the building.

Taxi? I thought, I thought you
needed to get up in the air?

Uncomfortable with
black authority figures.

Sir, please
don't write that.

You know, I will write a letter
to your mama if I feel like it.

This way, please,
it's in order, I promise.

Uh, this way, it's okay.
FAA, he's a hard ass.

Screw the bag,
let's go.

Maggie.

Hello.

We're up.

- Hey.
- Hello.

- Adam.
- Mr. Blackpoole, how are you?

An interesting
place to meet.

Nathan Ford?

Yeah?

I've got a call here
from flight 7-Tango 82,

inbound from Dubai.

They'd like to know
if your party's here.

Yes, we're all here.
Where are they?

- They're just pulling in now.
- Okay.

I'm only cleared
for refueling.

We must resolve this
before your customs men

realize I've gotten
off the plane.

Why are you selling this?

I have certain debts my
father does not approve of.

There are very sharp card
players in London.

It's from my father's
collection,

it will not be missed.

And if it is, uh...

...my security will find
some guilty party to blame.

They are very
efficient that way.

Ian?

I say yes. I mean, there will
be other tests required, but...

Maggie?

It's a dead ringer for
the First David you own.

Cast off the same mold.

It's real.

Where'd the girl go?

Maggie, what you did
back there...

Was so much fun.

Working together again,
it was just like old times

when I'd help you
get your stolen art back.

It felt...

Familiar.

Call me.

No.

Portia.

Good news, huh?
When the Vatican learned

about your generous
offer to donate

the David
after your death,

they agreed to lend everything
you requested for your exhibition.

You won't
regret this, Portia.

With the two Davids as the
centerpiece for my exhibit,

this is going to be the finest
collection ever shown to the public.

I can honestly
say I cannot wait.

Feel better?

Actually, yeah.

Was that
absolutely necessary?

He wouldn't have
believed a hand shake.

And it felt good.
Hardison, where are you?

Halfway home already, Nate.

You got it?

I've got the money right here.

I'm going to count to three.

Nate, we're blown.

Eliot, what's...

Now that rib's broken.

He said you'd be
tougher than this.

Let's go.

- Take him.
- Huh?

That's enough of that.

What, you
getting tired, boy?

Better keep
that left up.

You know, I don't think we've
ever been properly introduced.

Hello, Parker.
Jim Sterling.

Why won't you go down?

Now that rib's broken.

Nate, we're blown,
we're blown.

Nate.

Eliot, what's going on?
Talk to me, Eliot.

Hello, Nate.

I love this technology.

What do you want, Sterling?

Well, first, let's see how
many birds we have in hand.

You know this is Parker's.
Now Alec Hardison?

Accounted for, Mr. Sterling.
And we have the cash, too.

Marvelous. Mr. Spencer?

Hey, Sterling,

I got some dental work
with your name on it.

What do you say, me and you
hook up so I can give it to you?

Seems that Mr. Quinn

was not quite as
effective as promised.

Still, two birds in the hand
are worth three in the bush.

Eliot, stay low.

Sterling,
what do you want?

I'll tell you what, why
don't you meet me in the place

where we used to go
for a drink after work?

I'll come alone,
I promise.

Do you remember
when we were friends?

After work, we used to come
up here and have a drink,

watch the sunset?

We were never
friends, Sterling.

So the answer to my
question would be no, then?

What do you want?

- Trade.
- No.

Come on, it's no big deal.
I just want the Second David.

Well, you got it.
It's on the truck.

Parker couldn't
make the switch.

Not the First David,
the Second David.

Ten years ago,
I was the investigator

when it went missing
from the Vatican.

- I want it.
- Well, I don't have it.

Of course you do. Just
ask yourself one question.

Who came up with the plan
to break in Blackpoole?

I knew you'd come after
Blackpoole eventually.

You had to.

And when you did,

I knew that the way in would
have to be the First David.

She wouldn't be able to
resist. It's how she thinks.

It's how you think.
And I know how you think.

Come on, Jenny,
make it official.

It's the name she was
using back then.

It might be her real
name for all I know.

I have no idea.

I stole the Second David
10 years ago.

I still have it.

See, there you go, it
wasn't so hard, was it?

I want the Second David here,
this spot, no tricks, end of day.

- I'll bring it.
- No.

I don't know why, but I don't
trust the two of you together.

So you will go meet
my men at your offices

where I know
you'll be safe and sound.

And Sophie will bring me
the Second David,

which I will exchange
for Parker.

After all, she stole it,

how else is she
going to learn?

How much is in here?

As much as I need.

When you found me
in Chicago I told you

I'd become
an honest citizen.

I was just
an honest citizen.

With a very good
retirement plan.

So, why the hell didn't you
say something that night?

What, when you were standing
next to your ex-wife?

You were in no condition.

Yeah, so this whole
scam to burn Ian

was basically to get your
hands on the First David.

Isn't that right, Jenny?

Don't you dare pretend this has
been a selfless crusade on your part.

It wasn't a coincidence
that you set up

our offices in the same
city as Blackpoole.

You knew one day you'd go
after him, and you'd use us.

Yes, well, I was right, wasn't I?

That is the voice
you use for a mark.

I meant it, Nate.

Going after Blackpoole,

I wanted to hurt him
for the way he'd hurt you.

But I'm a thief.

And stealing both Davids...

No one's ever done that.
Not in 400 years.

And there it was
in front of me and...

And stealing the First David
helped you, and...

It was... I don't know, it
was like it was meant to be.

We're both addicts.

We're all addicts, Nate.

We're all addicted
to our pasts.

Don't tell me
you weren't tempted,

when you were
talking to Maggie,

you wanted to feel
how it used to feel.

You still think of us
as just criminals.

There's always going to
be a part of you

that thinks you're
better than us.

Where do we go from here?

We do this.

But Sterling knows us.

He knows how we think.

So we think
like somebody else.

You said you wanted
to see it, Sterling.

Parker comes to the middle
of the roof, we circle her.

You get to the David
when I get to the door.

Parker comes to me,
and we're gone.

I'm not doing anything

until I know that Nate
Ford has turned himself in.

- We've got him.
- Boys.

Yeah, he's here.

- Put him on.
- Okay.

Tell your guys to cut
Hardison loose,

and let Sophie
and Parker go.

Of course.

Yeah?

Keep them both.

Okay.

All right,
I'm a man of my word.

Let's do this.

You go first.

You know he's got guys at the
bottom of the stairs, right?

Of course.

Careful, careful.
I can replace you.

All right, all right,
easy. Perfect.

Four guys?

Six guys?

See, he's good,
but he's not that good.

So how are you going
to get us out of this?

I had no idea how to
get us off this roof.

And then I asked myself...

What would Parker do?

Another couple of broken
ribs and a concussion,

I don't think Eliot
can take out six guys.

But then I thought,
what would Hardison do?

What's going on?

Geary, what the
hell's going on?

Sterling, I thought
you were an honorable man.

I'm catching thieves. There's
nothing more honorable.

Nate, we're done here.
Hardison.

Wait, Eliot,
Eliot, come on.

You got to be
kidding me, man.

Bring it.
Come on.

It's just weird.
I painted it.

All right, this
isn't a total loss.

Four of the best thieves
in the world just

left me a paper trail
a mile long.

Get a team up here,
pull every file.

Shouldn't we
call the police?

You're fired.

Dust the whole place
for fingerprints, okay?

I want a forensic
computer special...

Hey, Sterling.

Get out of my house.

- Run. Run!
- Move, move.

- Come on!
- Move it, come on.

Go!

Go!

Maybe he was bluffing.

My...

That's the funny thing
about con men.

They don't bluff.

Well, what do we do now?

We don't do anything.

I go and deliver unto my boss
who is a very, very rich man,

the object of his fondest
desire. Shortly thereafter,

I move into a startlingly large office.

Hey wait,
but what about Ford?

What about him? Huh?

His cover's blown,

the faces of his
people have been sent

to every law enforcement
agency in the state.

We've taken their money,
their base of operations,

and now Nate Ford will
never, ever get his revenge.

They will do the only
smart thing to do.

They'll scatter.

They're professionals.
They know when the game's up.