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I checked.
Airport shuttle's
in 15 minutes.

I'm sorry.
Mr. Ford, sorry.
I know who you are.

I've... Excuse me.
I've read all about you.

I know, for example,
that when you found that
stolen Monet painting

in Florence, you probably
saved your insurance company,
what, $20, $25 million?

Then there was
the identity theft thing.

You saved your insurance
company I don't even know
how many millions of dollars.

But I just know that
when you needed them...

What happened to your family
is the kind of thing...

You know this part of the
conversation where I punch you
in the neck nine or 10 times,

we're coming up on
that pretty quick.

I just want to
offer you a job.

What have you got?

Do you know anything
about airplane design?

I can give it a shot. You
know, you give me a pencil and
one of those little rulers.

Somebody stole
my airplane designs.

Oh, I see.
And you'd like me
to find them, right?

No. I know
where they are.

I want you to
steal them back.

NATHAN: You're sure
Pierson stole
your designs?

Look, my engineer goes
missing. He disappears
with all my files.

And then one week later,
Pierson announces an
identical project? Come on.

I don't know,
stealing them back,
it seems like a stupid risk.

There's other ways
that you...
Listen, listen, listen to me.

At the end of this month
I have a shareholders'
meeting, Mr. Ford.

I've spent already five years,
$100 million on our idea.

I go to that meeting
with nothing to show
for it, then I am dead.

Look, I'm serious.
Look, look at the people
I've already hired.

I mean, do you recognize
any of these names?

Yeah. I've chased
all of them one time or...

Parker? You have Parker?

Is there somebody better?

No. But Parker is insane.

Which is why
I need you.

(CHUCKLING)

No. I'm not a thief.

Thieves I got. What I
need is one honest man
to watch them.

DUBENICH: Are you in?

It's not gonna work.
These people you hired,
they all have the same rep.

They work alone.
They always work alone.
There's no exceptions.

There's no way
they're gonna work
for you.

No, they will, they will.
For $300,000 each, they will.

And for you,
for running it,
it's double that.

And it's off the books,
completely off the books.

Look at me,
I'm desperate here.

That's just a salary.
There is a bonus.

Pierson is insured by IYS,
your old bosses.

It's a $50 million
intellectual property
rights policy.

Mr. Ford, how badly do you
want to screw the insurance
company that let your son die?

Okay, clear coms.

No. No, no, no, no. No.
Hell, no. This equipment
is total VH1, bra.

It's best of the '80s.
I got something nicer.

All right.
No surprises, now.

I've been doing this
since high school, bra.
I'm Captain Discipline.

They came straight
from the airport
and up to their rooms.

So you never actually
saw any of them, then.

But the credit card
numbers checked out.

Break it down!

Does that look like
Mick Jagger to you?

This is not the room
you're looking for.

It's a bone conduction
earpiece mic.

It works off the vibrations
in your jaw.

HARDISON ON EARPIECE:
You can hear everything.

You're not as useless
as you look.

I don't even know
what you do.

I'm here to collect
the merchandise.

(GUNS FIRING)

(MAN GROANS)

Can I have one?

You can have
the whole box.

What are you gonna do
when she finds out
you live with your mom?

Age of the geek, baby.
We run the world.

Hmm. You keep telling
yourself that.

(WOMAN GROANS)

You thought I
wouldn't find this?

You don't get bunny
until you do what I say.

So be a good girl.

Or, I don't know,
a better thief.

WOMAN: Bill!

Last time I used
this rig,
Paris, 2003.

Is this thing safe?

You talking about
the Caravaggio?
You stole that?

Yeah, it's completely safe.
It's just...

You know,
if you experience nausea,
weakness in your right side,

stroke, strokiness...

You're precisely
why I work alone.

Guys, listen up. We're
gonna go on my count,
not a second sooner.

Parker, no freelancing.

Hey, relax.
We know what
we're doing.

And on the count
of five, four...

Oh, he doesn't
wanna be our pal.

We're on the count.
Five, four, three...

She's gone.

Son of a...

(SCREAMING)

That's 20 pounds of crazy
in a five-pound bag.

Vibration detectors are on.

No cutting, Parker.
Use the binary.

You know, Parker, any time
you want to... Whoa!

Boys are on their way.

What are you getting
with security?
You see security?

They don't see a thing.

Door's open.

All right, guys. Showtime.
Here we go.

Here.
Got it.

Okay. You got any chatter
on their frequencies?

No. Why?

There's eight listed on the
duty roster and there's only
four at the guard post.

I can't even tell how many
guys are in the room.
How can you tell who's who?

Haircuts, Parker.
Count the haircuts.

I would have
missed that.

What?
Nothing.

Problem?

Uh... Maybe.
Run the cameras.

Ten-digit password.
I salute you, sir.

Got 'em. They're doing their
walkthrough an hour early.
Why the...

Because it's
the playoffs.

Yeah, game 5
of the playoffs.

They're doing their rounds
an hour early so they can
watch the playoffs.

All right,
where are they?

They're at the stairwell.

Okay.

Hey!
Got a security breach.

Hey, get them on the radio
upstairs. Go, go!

Okay, guys,
here's what we gotta do.
We gotta squelch them.

(FEEDBACK SCREECHING)

(CHATTERING)

Eliot, what I want you to do
is clear the zone
and use Hardison as bait.

Bait? What...
Hold up, hold up.
Wait a minute.

I know he ain't
talking about me.
I ain't nobody's bait.

Come on, baby.
Come on, work for me,
baby. Come on.

Base, come in.
Does anyone copy?

(FEEDBACK SQUEALS)

PARKER ON RADIO: Hardison,
they're almost there.

Come on, baby. Come on.
Just come on, man.

Forget it.

Hold it right there.

That's what I do.

(CHUCKLING)

Guys, guys, you gotta talk
to me, okay? Because I don't
know what's going on.

HARDISON: It's all good.
I'm stripping the drives
right now.

Come on, baby.

We got all the designs, got
all the backup. We're leaving
this cupboard bare.

Drop the spike.

ELIOT: Did you give
them a virus?

Dude, I gave them more
than one virus.

Problem. Those
guards you ganked?

They reset all
the alarms on the roof
and all the floors above us.

We can't go up.

Every man for
himself, dude.

Go ahead. I'm the one
with the merchandise.

Yeah, well, I'm
the one with an exit.

And I'm the one with a plan.
Now, I know you children
don't play well with others,

but I need you to hold it
together for exactly
seven more minutes.

Now, get to the elevator
and head down.

We're going to
the burn scam.

Going to plan B.

Technically, that
would be plan G.

How many plans do we have?
Is there, like, a plan M?

Yeah. Hardison dies
in plan M.

I like plan M.

(ELEVATOR BELL DINGS)

I thought we locked down
those elevators.

Hey, hey, stay still,
stay still. Don't move.

Nice. Why don't you
stare a little more?

Sorry.
You gotta be
kidding me.

No, Tom.
It's okay.

No, it's not.

Sorry. Sorry.
I understand.

GUARD: Oh, I'm sorry.
ELIOT: Get the door.
Come on.

(GROANING)
GUARD: Let me help you
with the door.

Uh, again,
sorry, ma'am.

Come on, come on,
this is only taking
all night. Come on.

I got a couple of Wi-Fi
networks with some
crappy bandwidth.

There you go.
The designs are sent.

All right. All right.
The money will be in all
your accounts later today.

Anybody else notice how hard
we rocked last night?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, well, one show only.
No encores.

I already forgot
your names.

It was kind of cool
being on the same side.

No, we are not
on the same side.
I am not a thief.

You are now.
Come on, Nathan.
Tell the truth.

Didn't you have a little bit
of fun playing the black king
instead of the white knight?

Just this once?

(CELL PHONE RINGING)

Yeah?

You screwed me!
The designs never
got to me.

No, I watched them go out.

I don't know what you saw,
but I received nothing.

Look, I told you,
you couldn't trust them.

It is not my job
to trust anybody.

That's what you
were here for.

I'm freezing the payments.
I'm freezing all the payments.

All right. Look, look.

I will come
over there right now,
we'll straighten this out.

No, no, no, no, no.
Do not come here.

My company has
an old aircraft facility
outside the city,

and I will text you
the address,
and you be there in one hour.

HARDISON: You want to
tell me what happened
with the designs?

ELIOT: What makes you think
I know what happened? Stupid.

Forget you, man. You did it,
okay? When we were coming
down from the elevator.

Yeah, that makes sense,
doesn't it? You had the file
every second.

Hold up, Cujo, I did my part.
I transferred the files.

You better get that
gun out of my face.
What did you do?

Hey!

Did you do it?
You're the only one that's
ever played both sides.

Yeah, you seem pretty
relaxed for a guy with
a gun pointed at him.

Safety's on.

Like I'm gonna
fall for that.

No, no, actually
he's right.
Safety is on.

Are you armed?

I don't like guns.

(GUN COCKING)

My money's not
in my account.

That makes me cry inside,
in my special angry place.

Okay, Parker?

Now did you come
here to get paid?

Hell, no.
Transfer of funds, man.
Global economy.

It was supposed to be
a walk-away. I'm never
supposed to see you again.

And the only reason you guys
are here is because
you didn't get paid.

(LAUGHING)

And you're pissed off, right?

Matter of fact, I mean, the
only way to get us all in the
same place at the same time

is to tell us that
we're not getting paid.

Come on, get up, get up.
Let's go, hustle. Go, go.

(GASPS)

(GROANING)

You don't like hospitals.

Not much.

PARKER: It's about time.

What the...

The cops and firemen got there
just as we were waking up.

Where are we?

County hospital.
Local cops, they responded
to the explosion.

Have we been processed?

They faxed our prints
to the state police.

Yo, if the staties run us,
man, we're screwed.

How long?
About 30, 35 minutes
depending on the software.

They printed us
20 minutes ago.

So unless we get out of here
in the next 10 minutes,
we all go to jail.

Yeah, yeah, yeah,
all right, I...

I can take these cops.

Don't you dare.
You kill anyone,
you screw up my getaway.

Hold up, I'm still handcuffed
here. I can't even go to
the bathroom. I gotta go.

Parker, get me a phone.

What we're gonna do is
we're gonna get out
of here together.

This was a one-time deal.

NATHAN: Look, guys,
here's your problem.
You all know what you can do,

I know what all
of you can do,

so that gives me the edge,
it gives me the plan.

I don't trust these guys.

Do you trust me?

Of course.
You're an honest man.

Parker, phone.

This is gonna suck.

(VOMITING)

Oh, hell, no.

Nausea could mean
a concussion.

If you feel any more effects
or blurred vision,
tell the policeman right away.

Mmm-hmm.

(WHISTLES)
Hey.

Nate.

I got it.

So the trick is to give them
what they want. They're
expecting a phone call, right?

There's an outside call
for you. Line 2.

Okay.

This is Deputy Burns.

ELIOT: Yeah, this is Detective
Lieutenant Cardin with
the Illinois State Police.

We got those prints
that you sent us.

The problem I have
is they're sending up
all kinds of red flags

and I've got somebody
on the phone for you
from the FBI

down there in Washington.
Can you hold, son?

Yes, sir.

Come on. Here it goes.

Deputy Burns, this is
Deputy Director McCumber, FBI.
Yes, is our man all right?

I'm sorry,
I don't follow...

Deputy, listen to me.
The man that you have inside
there is ours, actually.

He's been in deep cover
for three years.

Seriously?
That's correct.

You should be receiving
a fax any moment now,

confirming what
I'm telling you.

Most of what I have told you
is classified. I need to know
I can trust you.

Can I?

Yes, sir.

(GROWLING)
Walk it off, walk...
Get inside. Get inside.

HARDISON: Men.

It fills my heart
with tears of joy,
what you guys do.

It does.

There's a call for you.
State police.

Four first-class tickets
to anywhere but here,
coming up.

(WHISTLES)

Whose place is this?

It's mine.

I'm gonna beat Dubenich
so bad, even the people that
look like him are gonna bleed.

You won't get within a hundred
yards. He knows your face.
He knows all our faces.

He tried to kill us.

And more importantly,
he didn't pay us.

How is that more important?

I take that personally.

There's something
wrong with you.

Hey, hey.
Heads up, heads up. Look.

Dubenich's story is
90 percent true.

He is the head
of Bering Aerospace,

big rival of Pierson.

But check out what my little
web crawlers coughed up.

We've lost research
that we've been working on
for over five years.

Our servers have
been sabotaged.

Now, we're gonna
pursue these perpetrators
to the full extent of the law

and with all the resources
we have at our disposal.

Could be a cover story.

Here's the log of last night's
rip. Internal time stamps on
the project, 2003, 2004.

They're way, way down
in the code. There's no
reason to fake those, man.

So we didn't steal
the plans back?

No, we were just
stealing them.

Why would Dubenich
lie to us?

'Cause you're thieves.
If he hired you for
a straight-up crime,

you'd know he was
a bad guy like you.
You'd be suspicious.

This way you saw
just another citizen
in over his head,

and that's why you didn't see
the double-cross coming.

Then why didn't you
see it coming?

Because I'm not a thief.

You know what, maybe that
was the problem. If you...

Hey, hey. I have four tickets
to London, Rome,
Paris and to Sao Paulo,

all matching the IDs
that you gave me.

You're running.

Yes, sir.
You got a better idea?

No, no.

You're running.
Now, that was
a high-risk play.

You got your balls tied
to the stock price
like a cinderblock.

Shareholder meeting
coming up.

We can't let this guy have
any time to cool down.

You want to run a game
on this guy? You?

Yeah, I mean, how do you
think I got most of my
stolen merchandise back?

I mean, this guy, he's greedy,
thinks he's smart,
he's the best kind of mark.

He does think
he got rid of us.

Element of surprise.

What's in it for me?

Payback.
And if it goes right,
a lot of money.

What's in it for me?

A lot of money. And if
it goes right, payback.

Hardison?

I was just gonna send
a thousand porno magazines
to his office,

but, hell yeah, man,
let's kick him up.

What's in it for you?

He used my son.

All right,
let's go get Sophie.

What the hell's a Sophie?

Come, you spirits
that tend on
mortal thoughts.

Unsex me here
and fill me from
the crown to the toe.

Topful of direst...

Make thick my blood.

Stop up the access
and passage to remorse

that no...

That no...

She's very awful.

Is she injured?
In the head?

Seriously, man, this
is the worst actress
I've ever seen.

This is not her stage.

ELIOT: No. No. I vote no.

Parker's right.
Dubenich knows us.
And we need a fresh face.

I thought you were great.

My only fan.

MAN: Freeze!

(GROANS)

(GASPS)

You wanker!

I'm a citizen now. Honest.

I'm not.

You're playing my side?

I always thought
you had it in you.

Are you in?

I wouldn't miss this.

All right, let's
go break the law
just one more time.

HARDISON: Victor Dubenich,
Executive Vice President

in charge of new
technology development
over at Bering Aerospace.

Rich daddy, trust fund,
Yale MBA, blah, blah, blah.

Victor. Now, when
was the last time
you met a Victor?

Vietnam.
A town called Ban Houzai.

Chinese border.

That's an odd thing
for you to know.

That's an odd place
for you to be.

Now, Bering is in charge
of all the big fat
government contracts,

some Department
of Defense research.
Very classified stuff.

Can we use that?
No, I don't think so.

Dubenich is in charge
of their commercial
airline business.

All right, I know when you
sent Dubenich's designs,

you weren't supposed
to make any copies.

No, I promised.
And that would be
very wrong.

Show me your copies.

(CHUCKLES)

ELIOT: It's an airplane.
It's a short-haul
domestic airliner.

Yeah, usually
one-hour flights.

It's the fastest-growing
segment of the industry.

Very fuel efficient,
high tech,
very nice carbon nose.

It's got the titanium wrap,
three to one.

You know, you pick up
things here and there.

You pick up a lot of stuff.

(SCOFFS)

Now check this out.

Now, Dubenich and Pierson,
they were head to head
for five years

trying to grab the lead
in an industry that's worth
like eleventy billion dollars.

So, Pierson got there first,
Dubenich took the shortcut.

NATHAN: So he's got a rival.

He's got a rival that
pisses him off so much, he
hired us to steal his designs.

This is good.

What are you thinking, Nate?

I'm thinking Nigerians.

Yeah.

Nigerians will do nicely.

Well, he hasn't
changed a bit.

(SIGHS)

Your 9:00 is here.

My...

Mr. Dubenich.

Anna Gonstadt,
African Commercial Transport
and Trade Initiative.

Here comes
a mountain of suck.

You government?
No, no.

Private business consortium.

We are looking to encourage
infrastructure development.

And economic renewal.

I have no idea what
that means in English.
What does it mean?

We create jobs and trade
in Africa, keep the graft
and the stealing manageable.

But she's not awful.

This is her stage.

Sophie Devereaux is the finest
actress you've ever seen,
when she's breaking the law.

DUBENICH: Keep graft
and stealing
manageable in Africa.

Good luck. I don't
think I can help.

I don't think any human being
on earth can help you
with that. Sorry.

Come on.

Let's go and talk somewhere
a little less formal, eh?

(STAMMERING)
No, no, no, I...
Look, Miss...

Okay. And now.

What? No, no, no,
no, no, no.
No, no, please.

(SIGHS)

(PHONE RINGING)

Hello, IT.

Yeah, this is Victor
Dubenich's office.

My computer just
completely crashed.

Well, I'm sorry to hear
about that. Have you tried
turning it on and off again?

Yes. Nothing seems...

That's a computer thing.
I told her to say that.

Well done.

We've got someone
on your floor already.

Thank you.

Somebody call IT?

I represent a group of
investors who are looking
to start an airline

for short-haul
flights in Africa.

Out of Johannesburg?

Okay, he's testing you.
You want Bloemfontein.

Keep away from the hubs,
revitalize the regional
airports.

In South Africa,
Bloemfontein, for example.

But really, it's Nigeria
we're focused on.

Yeah, perfect.

DUBENICH: The Lagos
airport runways are a mess.

SOPHIE: I believe
new airplanes will make
people feel comfortable,

while we renew our runways.

Uh-huh, I don't recall saying
anything about new airplanes.

Victor, both you
and your chief engineer

are scheduled to speak
at your shareholders' meeting.

DUBENICH: I think you
know more about
my business than I do.

I've done my homework.
I find you fascinating.

ELIOT: That's what
I've always said.

(LAUGHING)

It's good. It's good to have
a passion, you know?

It is. Let me show you
how to reconnect
with the network.

Shouldn't I be playing
the computer guy?

No, I want you to actually
be the computer guy.

All right.

Oh, no, no.

And reboot.

Voila.

You are strong
for a computer guy.

Thank you.
I like to work out.
Try to stay big.

'Cause I love dressing up
like a Klingon and going to
all the conventions, you know.

(MIMICKING KLINGON)

Sorry.
That's okay.

(MIMICKING KLINGON)

Don't you tease me.

Oh, hold up, man,
that's not...
That is not cool.

That is not cool.
We gonna have a strong
talk when you get back.

(CHATTERING)

Uh, is it... Sorry,
is it Gunshot?
I'm sorry.

Gonstadt.
Gonstadt.

I'm really sorry.
Anna.

Anna. Thank you.
How's this?

If we announce a new product,
then you can order as many
as your little heart desires.

Okay, you know
what to do. Hit him.

We'd also like to
build the planes.

More jobs.
Build them in Africa,
fly them in Africa,

sell the rest
around the world.

That's very ambitious.
You have the manufacturing
facilities to do all that?

Ah, we can easily raise
the money to build
the facilities, if

we know for certain
we're going to get
the contracts.

Atta girl.

Anna, I'm really sorry,
but I can't help you.

That was a nice try, man.

Wait for it.

And I really do have...
I understand.

I'll take it to Pierson.

Pierson? No, Pierson's
a great company.
Sure, go ahead.

I don't think they
can help you, but...

Oh, they have a reputation
for long-term investment.
You don't.

They're innovators. Yeah.
It's probably a better fit.

I know. I'm aware that
you're manipulating me,
Anna.

I should hope so.

Hundreds of millions
of dollars in new contracts,

a lot of good press,
all at your door.

Okay, I give up.
I'll take the meeting.

I'll have my office call you.

What? Yeah.

Day after tomorrow?

Uh, yeah, sure.
Look forward to doing
business with you.

(LAUGHING)

Yo, Nate.

Got all his financials
off his hard drive.
All his passwords.

Yeah.

Your shot.

Uh, no, thanks.
Five, corner.

You look better
than when we started.

Yeah.

Yeah. And that
bothers you, huh?

Well, I mean, this isn't
supposed to feel...

Good?

It's not that hard
to figure out.

Dubenich screwed you.

He cheated by stealing
from that other company,

and your good-guy brain
sees him as the bad guy.
Your conscience is clear.

You wanna take your shot?

Listen, I'm sorry
about your kid.

You don't know
anything about that.

Everybody knows. Guy like
you goes off the street,
a lot of people notice.

And it was
a bad story, too.

How did they
justify that? Huh?

The insurance company
just not paying
for his treatment.

NURSE: BP's dropping.

They claimed
it was experimental.

You should've kept one
of those Monets you found.
Hmm? You fence that...

Eliot, you and I
are not friends.

Right. Right.

'Cause you have
so many of them.

Incoming.

Hey. Could you help me
with this earpiece?

Yeah, why don't
you ask Hardison?

Nate, come on.

There you go.
Thanks.

So,

this time you really are
inside my head.

Ooh.

Ooh.

Sophie, he's on site.

What? No, I'm not ready.

If you don't meet him
right now in the lobby,

he's gonna go to
the building directory and
look for the office number.

Guys, we are not in
the building directory.

And why aren't we
in the directory?

I don't know,
maybe because
they're fake offices.

There's no elevator.

All right, I'll distract him.
Parker, you got 10 seconds
to get Sophie to the lobby.

(WHISPERING)
Sophie.

What's going on?
Put this on.

What's it for?

Speed.

(ALARM WAILING)

(PEOPLE CLAMORING)

(GASPS)

(SOPHIE SCREAMING)

Our offices are
on the 10th floor.

Oh, you're...
You have a glow.

Just excited.
Oh.

One thing. The gentlemen
bringing you this opportunity

to work with
their government,
they'll, um...

They'll expect
some compensation.

Oh.
Not a bribe, of course.

No, no, a finder's fee.

Exactly.

I thought your job was to
eliminate graft and stealing.

No, my job is to
keep it manageable.

Good afternoon.
Hello.

Mr. Dubenich.
Yes.

We are honored
by your presence.

No, no, the honor
is entirely mine.

Getting in on the ground
floor of something like this
is a wonderful opportunity.

Nice job on the zip line.

Totally thought
she was gonna
break a leg.

(CHUCKLING) Not bad
for a first time.

DUBENICH:
So what do you think?

She's closing it up.

Yes, absolutely,
we can definitely repurpose
those factories.

Great.

I believe we will
be able to do a lot of
business together, sir.

About the...

The other matter.

Of course.

Is that agreeable?

Oh, I think we can
work something out.

Excellent.

We got him?
We own him.

Okay, gang, let's go.
We got a busy day tomorrow.

This is gonna work,
right?

I guarantee it.

This is insane.
We are risking
everything.

Quiet.
We already took a chance
by stealing the plans...

What is that?

It's a transmitter,
and they've been listening

to everything that
I've been saying.

Who are "they"?
Who do you think?

Also, I've checked.
There's no office

for the African Commercial
Trade Initiative
anywhere in the city.

They've been hustling me,
and I know exactly
what they're doing.

Tomorrow it stops.
Get the FBI on the phone.

Yes, sir.

You're sure you know
what they're doing?

Yeah, they're pissed,
I get that.
They wanna make me pay.

I mean, an opportunity
like this, the same week
as the shareholders' meeting.

The bug, the fake offices,
cash bribes.

Nigerians, for God's sake.
Nigerians, I mean...

It's like those
e-mail scams with
Nigerian bank fraud letters.

Who the hell do
they think I am?

Some dog they can
just lead around?

They're gonna find out
exactly how wrong they are!

...flying anywhere, anywhere
in the world. I want
to introduce to you...

It is more than just nuts,
bolts and scrap metal.

All I know is,
good day for you.

Well, it was a good day
for all of us.

Stock's gone up 15 points
since the announcement.

Really?
You didn't know?

No, I'll pass it around.

Well, aren't you the cat
that ate the canary?

Does it show?
Horrible poker face.

I'm guilty.

Why don't we get this done?

Now?
Yeah.

You have the whole payment?
Absolutely. I think
we should make the deal.

I want to make
the announcement,
get even bigger headlines.

I'll take them into
a conference room,
away from all this.

Go, go, go, go.
Let's do it.

I'll be right back.
Okay.

Gentlemen. Now, everybody,
come in, sit down, relax,
make yourselves comfortable.

Thank you.
Sure.

I assume we all understand
the terms of this agreement.

Well, I'll tell you.
The exact terms of
the agreement are these.

FBI. Don't move.

You all right, sir?
(SIGHS) Oh, I'm fine.

Yes, of course.

Thanks for asking.
Everything's perfect.

What... What are you...
Wait a minute,
wait a minute.

Wait a minute.
Let go of me.

Please. What are you
looking at me for?

The criminals are sitting
right over there.
Look at them.

Listen, I spoke to
Special Agent Higgins.

If you call him
on the phone...
I'm Special Agent Higgins.

Victor Dubenich,
you are under arrest
for soliciting a bribe

from these Nigerian
government officials.

(STAMMERING) No, I'm not
under... These are not
even Nigerians.

Of course we are.

No, no, no.

Your woman knew that
when she contacted
us last week.

(STAMMERING)
My woman? Anna?

Anna!

Special Agent Higgins,
Anna Gonstadt works for them.

Ridiculous!
She contacted us
on your behalf.

She told us she worked
directly under you now.

Anna Gonstadt from
Bering Aerospace.

Directly under
Victor Dubenich.

But...

She took me...
She took me to
their office.

No. We do not have
an office in this city.

Exactly.

We met her at
your other office.

Anna Gonstadt,
from Bering Aerospace.

The shareholders.
The shareholders.

(SIRENS WAILING)

What in God's name?

Hey, this is a
private party, okay?

No, no, no. No, no.
Everybody? Can I
get your attention?

It's just a...
It's a permit problem.

Victor, what's going on?

I can explain, Tom.

It's just a stupid mistake...
Anybody else here
involved in the bribe?

Bribe?
DUBENICH: There's no bribe.
No bribe.

I handed this man
an envelope containing a
cashier's check for $200,000.

No, no, no. Nobody...
I wasn't handed any...

I didn't...
Nobody handed...

This will look a lot
better for you if you did
not deposit that check.

DUBENICH: No, no.
Do you still have it?

I didn't get a check.

Sir, we got people searching
the lab, seizing the files
and computers.

Good job, Hawkins,
thank you.

Victor, news crews.
If they find out...

Higgins. Higgins, Higgins,
you can't do that.
You can't take my computer.

(SCOFFS)

This company has government
defense contracts.

There's very serious rules
concerning contact with
foreign nationals.

The PATRIOT Act
applies here,
my friend.

Sir, I can take
your underpants.

Look, look, it's getting
a little aggressive.

Yeah.
I'm sorry. Babatunde,
this is Tom Daly.

These are...
These gentlemen are
from Nigeria.

Everybody, just take it easy,
relax, I'll be back
and I'll explain everything.

TOM: Victor,
where are you going?
Victor?

Guys, we gotta get rid of
this stuff. Keep shredding,
keep shredding!

Help me!

FBI!

I came alone.

Yes, I know.
Thank you, Mr. Pierson.

Now, I understand
your research was
completely wiped out.

I have complete copies
right on these hard drives,

along with absolute proof
that they were on
Bering Aerospace computers.

That should be good for
a couple of lawsuits, right?

I drop the investigation
against all parties involved
with the original theft.

That seems fair.
You get your property back.

Agreed. No charges.

Nothing on you
or your people.

Don't you want money?

This particular project has
a different revenue strain.

In a massive sell-off
sparked by multiple
federal investigations

of Bering Aerospace,
the stock plummeted 33 percent
before trading was halted.

(CELL PHONE RINGING)

Yeah?

Yeah, you should
have just paid us.

I found the transmitter.

Oh, you found the transmitter
with the blinking light.

Yeah, we wanted you
to figure some of it out.

Then we just gave you
what you were expecting.

I am Victor Dubenich.
I am gonna beat this.

Uh, aren't you forgetting
about the bribe?

Who cares?
You can't prove anything.
I didn't get any money.

AGENT: Bingo.

Yeah, no, it doesn't
account for all of it.

Sophie kept a little to
buy a truly impressive
number of shoes.

What is it with
women and shoes?

There's something
wrong with you.

That's what I said.

See, if a company's
stock price falls
10, 15 percent in one day

and you see it coming,
you sell short,
you make a lot of money.

If it's gonna fall 30 percent,
you can make shattering
amounts of money.

Now, we didn't need the FBI
to take you to jail,

we just needed them to show up
and take boxes out of
your office. All day long.

In front of TV cameras,
scaring your investors.

You going to jail
is just a bonus.

So I wouldn't say anything
about us to the feds.

Next time we
won't be so nice.

Who was that?

(SIGHS)

Nobody.

(STAMMERS)

Job well...
Whoa!

There was an overlap
in the London stock market.

Valuation carried over
to NASDAQ, and then...

I'm just very good
at what I do.

This is the score.

The score.

Age of the geek, baby.

Somebody kiss this man
so I don't have to.

(CHUCKLES)

So, we're out, huh?
I mean, we're out,
this is retirement money.

Go-legit-and-buy-
an-island money.

Yeah. Uh, pleasure
working with you.

Yeah. One show only.
No encores.

I already forgot
your names.

You know, I never had
that cool a time on a job.

It's a walk-away.
And I got focus issues.

Brother, you kept
me right on.

I'm really good
at one thing.

Parker.
Only one thing,
that's it.

But you,
you know other things,

and then, I can't stop doing
my one thing. Can't retire.

You want to know
what I think?
Not really.

How long before
you fall apart again?

Oh, I'm touched.

Yeah, well, a guy like you
can't be out of the game,
all right?

(CELL PHONE RINGING)
That's why you were wrecked.
You need the chase.

Yeah, I'll manage.

Yeah?

(SIGHS)

You pick the jobs.

My job is helping people.
I find bad guys.

Well, go find
some bad guys.

Bad guys have money.

Black king, white knight.

(CRYING) I'm sorry.

No. No, no.

SOPHIE: Please,
take your time.

She was 17.

I know.

They killed her.

They said it was an accident,
but that company killed her.

I want them hurt.

We can't pay you.

We work on an alternative
revenue stream.

I don't understand.
The judge said that
we couldn't appeal.

What are you gonna do?

NATHAN: People like that,

corporations like that,
they have all the money,
they have all the power,

and they use it to make
people like you go away.

Right now you're suffering
under an enormous weight.

We provide leverage.