Original subtitles

All people don't know is that the Second World War corrupted the old country.

After it finished, everybody was on the take.

Well, you had to be, didn't you, just to stay alive.

So I'll get to jump the queue.

Special circumstances.

I'll be outside.

Me and Siddy, we used to work the docks together.

We was, what, 10, 11 years old?

We'd go down there on the road.

The old black market must have come down here.

Thought you might want this.

Right from the start, I could see that Siddy was good at it.

Stephen. There and now, that bastard Stephen off you, isn't he?

I'm gonna miss you, Freddie.

No one tells it like it is quite like you.

Shake him up.

See what falls out.

Then I'll get word to you.

Bon voyage, my son.

Now you've finally hit puberty, eh Jimmy?

Better late than never, eh? Come here!

Oh,

you better have some nice treats for me in this tin wagon.

Culture club, yeah?

And who the fuck are these poofters? You need to catch up, Fred.

Get with the times.

The only catching up I'm gonna be doing is all that money I missed out on

inside.

He'll be here soon, Mags. Yeah, yeah. Don't worry, you know.

I'm wearing a bloody dress, Jay.

It's probably just round the corner. Probably ain't gonna turn up. Mum!

So I hear you're with Siddy now, yeah?

Just home car stuff. Nothing special.

Don't you worry.

I'll be taking care of things from now on.

It's just like our times, isn't it?

You dressed up like a turkey and him pissed out of his head and off with a

bit of strain. Look, why don't you go and help with the food, yeah, Mum?

We've got a lot to do. All right.

Come on. Let's leave your mum to dress up pretty, all right?

Things are going to be different, Maggie.

Freddie's different now.

He's got plans for us.

Jack, you said Ozzy's been looking out for your boy on the inside.

Grooming him for better things.

Yeah.

Well, they may sod all out of you.

Oh, my God, he's here!

Oh, my God.

I'm telling you, that's him.

Quick. Quick.

He's here.

Freddie's here.

You look excited, what's going on?

I think things are going to change for us.

How is that?

Right. You've got all the loves in the right places, mate, ain't ya?

Woo!

Yeah, he seems no different to me.

Listen to him enjoy himself tonight, Fred. He's just come home.

Let's go and shake you back in shape. There he is.

What's it like?

What's it like? It's like the second time!

This house is like shit, babe.

I'm gonna get you some new furniture.

And a move like the one you said.

Proper as with God.

Let's just hope it's a boy next time, mate.

Get us off, we're busy.

City clerk, he's here.

He's out here waiting for you.

What's going on?

It's you?

Yeah, nice one.

Jesus Christ.

All right, see if your mate has it hanging.

Shall we step outside?

Onto the balcony.

Why don't you sit down?

You must be tired after your long stretch. I've been taking the weight

off, boys.

There.

That's better, isn't it?

Ozzy tells me he's got big plans for you. He thinks you're very capable.

That is my problem, Freddy.

I run things out here.

In the real world, on the outside.

And until you earn my respect, you are just going to have to wait in line along

with everyone else.

If that's alright.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You're a good boy.

Alright boys, I think we're finished.

Thanks for the champagne, Freddie. It was very thoughtful of you.

Pink's definitely your colour.

I thought he was going to chuck you off that one.

Yeah, then why don't you fucking do something?

Eh?

Yeah, you've got a lot to fucking learn Jimmy, you've got a lot to learn.

What can that bastard do to you, eh?

It's alright, it's nothing to nothing.

It's alright,

go on fucking do it.

All this time I was inside, Jimmy, how do people treat you?

What do you mean?

People don't see how they treat you.

All right.

I guess.

Nothing special.

Yeah.

Nothing special.

Well, you are special, Jimmy.

We both are.

Get out of my...

Who lives here?

Mickey Daltrey.

My old partner.

He's going out in the world, isn't he?

Look, I know you're sore about what happened, but he's with Sidney now.

What's the matter with you, Jimmy? Just put me round for a cup of tea, mate.

Mrs. Daltrey?

Yes? These are for you. Oh, thank you.

We're old friends of Mickey's.

It was lovely to finally meet you. When you told me he was getting married

again, I've been abroad, see?

I've been in Malwa.

Oh, please, come in.

I'm Freddie. This is my cousin, Jimmy.

Mickey's just doing the lawn. I'll give him a shout.

Sorry, boys.

Do you mind your shoes? We just had this laid.

Make yourself at home, boys.

Oh,

take a look at the fucking cat.

What is that mad woman doing?

Herobics. Do what?

It's all arranged.

Keep fit.

Here they are, back from Malta.

Hi, Mickey.

How's things?

Well, good to see you, Freddie.

Why don't you go and make us all a cup of tea, eh, babe?

Do you want some biscuits, boys?

I've got some Garibaldi in.

Smashing.

Oh, I bet she keeps you fit, Mickey. She's built like a bazooka.

Well, I heard you were out.

So how are you doing?

Strange thing, Mickey.

I done four years inside.

You never once come see me. Yeah.

Sorry, Freddie. I really meant to.

You see, I thought you'd at least come once, you know, just to explain

why you didn't turn up that day.

Do you remember that day?

I was on the way there, I swear.

And by the time I got there, the filth were all over you. Yeah, then you ran

away. I heard that.

Also heard, yeah, that the Rozzers only discovered half of our zone.

Strange, isn't it?

I hear you're with Siddy now.

Yeah, that's right.

We're close.

Right.

Right, well... The way I see it is, seeing as we're all going to be working

together again soon...

We put all of that shit behind us, right?

Yeah, start again.

Yeah.

Come here, big boy. I missed you. Give us a come on.

Mate, it's so good to see you.

You done went on my money, didn't you?

What?

You done went on my fucking money!

Fred, you can't do that!

You didn't give a single penny of all this shit to my kids.

You didn't give a single penny of this to my missus. Oh, Peggy!

Peggy! You bloody animal!

Yeah, well, he always wanted to be on TV.

truth, Jax!

Mum, she really doesn't need this, okay?

No, because what she bloody needs is to get her head out of the sand and face

reality. Look at this place.

Go on then, Mum.

Spit it out.

I'm sorry, love, but are you shagging around again?

No. That's why you ain't seen Edna or Taylor, then. It's not true.

How long has it been, then? One week?

Two weeks since he was last here. Look, it's none of your bloody business.

Yeah, it is my business because you've got to start looking after them girls

proper. Not running around after him like some bloody lovesick teenager.

You're just jealous of what me and Freddie have.

Oh, yeah?

Yeah. How do you reckon that then, babe? Because you never had it with Dad.

You bloody stupid little mare. You've got no idea.

Why do you think I know what's going on here?

Look, he's not shagging around, all right?

You keep believing in him.

What good did that do?

Jackie.

Oh, Liz.

Thanks, Jane.

Thank you for having me.

How long have you been taking them?

It hasn't been easy, sis, with him inside.

There's been some long nights to get through.

Mum's wrong, you know.

It is going to work this time round.

I'm going to make it work. So where is he, Jax?

Don't you mean nothing to him?

You know, the other girls.

They're just slags.

You have to stop this with the pills.

Jackie. Doctor doesn't want to get me anymore.

Especially now.

I'm pregnant.

Bye, you're here.

That's a good thing.

He doesn't even know yet.

Listen, I... I'm gonna clean you up.

Get you ready for his mum's anniversary do, yeah?

Make you look great.

And you're gonna be strong tonight, okay?

You're not gonna let Freddie see you like this.

Okay?

Do you remember the time, right, that Jimmy ran away?

Oh, my God.

Yes! No, you are, Vince, the old man's snout. She got slapped.

And then he had done the car shoot for two days.

And how did you find him again? I really... I just can't. What? I can't.

No, well, how did you find him? I can't.

I can't. What, can't? No, me and Freddie just started going out, and that's what

we used to, you know... And then...

Honestly,

I had to explain it, though. Hell, what is she doing here?

Hang on, I'll come with you. Just look who he's

brought to you.

Come on, I'm coming with you.

On their 40th wedding anniversary, you know.

Fucking heartless puds.

Oh, Freddie.

Kitty.

You met my son, Freddie.

No, but I've heard all about you. Oh, yeah.

All good, I hope.

You remind me of an actress in a movie that I just watched. Really?

Is it Officer and the Gentleman?

People say I look like that Dipper winger.

Nah.

It's called deep throat.

Yeah, now why don't you just turn around and do one back to whatever hole it is

the wild man keeps shitting?

You can't torture her like that.

Kitty! Stop him, you! Kitty!

Get a nice one, Dad. Mum's in the box crying her eyes out because you brought

a little slut to the party.

Get it above yourself, son.

Everywhere I go, people are talking about it.

Oh, yeah, that's good. What'd I say? No one gave you permission to do that to

Mickey Daldry.

He was protected.

Oh, well, that fat little fucking good dad did, eh?

If you ever speak to Kitty like that again, I'll finish you off myself.

You all right, babe?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

You alright, Mum?

Oh, yeah.

I'll sit there, shall I?

Who's your bird, Silly?

My name's Patricia.

Patricia Reynolds?

Yes. Aussie sister.

Well, I'm pleased to meet you, Aunt Freddie.

Let's not fuck around. I haven't got the time.

Silly has been working on a job for the last year. Big job. Meant to come off

next month.

But it seems now you've turned one of his key players, Mickey Daughtry, into a

vegetable. Yeah, well, me and Mickey had some unfinished personal business.

It got a bit messy.

And who was it gave you the nod to do that?

Was it Ozzy?

No, I did it off my own back, actually.

I will buy him a new TV if you want.

This is what's going to happen, Freddie.

You step out of line again, you get no more passes.

You understand?

What Ozzy wants you to do now is take Mickey's place on the job you're going

to join Siddy's crew.

From now on, you do exactly what Siddy says.

And he gets to decide what your cut is.

Okay.

You're pushing your luck.

Yeah, but that's what I'm good at.

What do you say?

I'm going on a bank job with Siddy.

What?

Siddy just... Siddy just let you off about Mickey?

Nah, at some point I'd have won the job, but just after he's going to kill me.

I want to ask you a question, all right? I don't want you to think very seriously

about it before you give me an answer.

Because you're the only one I trust.

Do you know what's going on?

I don't care.

Stop the screen.

What's the matter?

Tell me.

I'm going on a big job.

Lots of money involved.

What kind of job?

It's a security depot.

With Siddy's crew. What?

You're doing this because of Freddie, aren't you? I mean, he's got you into

this, hasn't he?

Why do you let him use you like this? This is my decision.

Yeah, right.

What do you want from me, Mags?

Do you want me to be respraying stolen cortinas all my life?

Eh? Is that how we're going to get ahead? Is that how we're going to buy a

house?

Freddie's always looked out for me, whatever you think of him.

How dangerous is it?

I can handle myself.

Come on,

I don't want to argue.

I'm doing it for us.

Cedar? Yeah, hang on.

Freddie?

Yeah?

Hello?

Did you talk to Siddy and Pat?

Yeah. So it's all sorted?

Yeah.

Keep an eye on the gold.

Don't make it obvious.

Just keep a count on what comes back.

Hey, look, I want to take some with me, yeah?

Watch my back.

I don't trust him, I see. I'm not good at you in the river, am I? You got

someone on mind?

Yeah, my cousin Jimmy.

Okay.

I'll talk to him.

And Freddie?

Yeah?

You attacked one of my boys without permission.

me to shake things up.

Thank you, Father.

Good night.

Sweet dreams.

Daddy?

You're not gonna go away again, are you?

No, babe.

Goodnight.

Now, whenever I hold you...

I can't help but get horny these days. Look, you haven't got time, Freddie.

Have you softened on this so it shouldn't itch, all right?

Do you think he's going to be a boy?

Yeah. It feels different to the other two.

I want him to be, mate.

Listen,

I'm really worried about tonight.

No, you're silly. No.

I know you're doing this for all of us, yeah.

and for him inside me.

But I want you back safe tomorrow.

Okay?

Yes! Now I'm gonna save you, or we're gonna fucking kill you!

Stay close to me, boys.

Don't worry, babe.

You and Jimmy will be just fine. Then stay out of trouble.

Is it always like this? Oh, every bloody time.

We're gonna make you burn!

I can't remember it!

Don't do that.

I don't remember it.

Well, it's not going to bloody help him, is it?

What the fuck are you talking about?

Just give me five minutes with him, yeah?

This had better work.

It's alright.

Okay, so let's keep going through this slowly, alright?

Okay.

Last Friday you woke up and you had breakfast.

What did you have?

Rice Krispies.

I always have Rice Krispies.

And then you drove into work.

What was your weather like?

Cloudy.

Cloudy. Cloudy.

Right.

And who was the first person that you saw when you got into work?

Peter.

I had a cup of tea with Peter.

Then we spoke about football.

I thought the poor sod was going to have a bloody heart attack.

Yeah, I thought he was a golem himself.

Exactly. I thought he was going to keel over there and then. Thank God our Jimmy

took him in the bog. You sucked him off.

That's not all you had to do, though, was it, babe?

You only remember the first three numbers after I blew him.

That's worked much harder for the last time.

No wonder he's only just sat down. Here, Kelly, you got any Nivea?

Here, Jimmy, take us through it again, will you?

Fred, come here, man.

Well, let's get this.

I want you to enjoy yourself tonight.

Have a drink, have a toot.

Because after this, you and your little tit of a cousin are going home with

nothing.

Right.

How do you work that out?

Do you think I've forgotten?

What you did to Mickey, I'm keeping back your shares for his family, because

let's face it, you've been pulling my fucking dick ever since you come out

here. So you can forget about the money.

You are lucky to be going home tonight.

Course, this was back when me and Ozzy was doing the Bethnal Green one. We were

still using the fruities as a front.

I'll tell you something about Ozzy.

Here's a mate.

You never take a piss in a public toilet.

Yeah, right.

Straight up.

Buzzy says a lot, bro.

Fucking shut it!

This muppet's had his day.

What? So let him bleed.

Fuck off home. Calm down.

Your money will still be here in the morning, all right?

First time.

Right.

Yeah, well, why did my Jimmy die then?

Why did he go himself?

Because Freddie's got a record, Martin. They're hardly going to let him in

there, are they? No.

Do you want to get some food inside you, girl? Not today, Mum. All right.

You want some coffee?

Yeah, thanks.

How do you have it, Jimmy?

Black?

I always think only puffs have an opening their coffee.

Black's fine.

Good man.

Stay the fuck in your seat.

Now, talk to me about this stinking mess you and your cousin have created.

Who gave the nod to take out City?

Well, someone must have.

Because it sure as hell wasn't me.

Freddie had to do it.

Siddy was going to kill him.

Really?

Let me fill that up for you.

That's why Siddy wanted him on the job, so he could finish him off afterwards.

Back in our day, Joseph, you couldn't even look at someone without proper

permission.

Everything worked out all right.

Because we had rules.

Snotty little buggers have come after us.

They didn't want any of that.

And what's happened?

All I can say is it's been a long time coming.

Siddy was waiting for the right moment.

He told everyone. We all heard him say it. What right moment?

The right moment to take you down.

Become the boss.

What? City told everyone he was sick and tired of working for you.

That's why everybody thinks Freddie was acting for you. That's what they're all

saying out there on the street.

So if you decided to, um... ..take care...

..of me and Freddie... ..I may say we were fine.

Headless?

In the Thames? Yeah.

Well, then everyone would realise what a fucking mess this really is.

And I don't think that would be good for business.

Freddie's lucky to have someone like you.

You're clever.

You make a good team.

More coffee?

Yeah.

Hello, babe.

It's going to be okay.

It's going to be more than okay.

So?

Yeah, sorry.

Mum?

Sorry.

Yeah, great.

Mum? You're a bit late, aren't you?

It's great, thanks.

Yeah? Smells right.

Just give me some more, I guess.

You're not allowed any more of that, love. Oh, don't give me that, you bloody

slag. Just shoot me, Jackie.

Come on, come on.

I remember you from school.

You're no bloody mates then either. Now, you just stop that, Jackie.

I'm ever so sorry, love. She's not herself, you can see. And you were

covered in spots.

Now go and get me some fucking gas, spotty. Sod you, Jaxie Strummers.

I'm really sorry.

Jackie, you can't say that. I can't do this, Jax. It ain't like it's your

first, is it? Oh, you can piss off too.

Do you know what? I bloody will.

Mum! No, go on, you suit yourself. Come on.

Come on, it's alright, it's alright.

I know, I know, I know.

Where is he, Max?

Where isn't he yet?

I don't know.

Mum!

Mum?

Mum?

Why are you out the door? How come you're not dressed yet? We're supposed

to be at the hospital now.

with his little trollop.

He's taken everything.

Even the fly-mo.

Right,

um... Jimmy, will you take Mum upstairs and help her get

dressed, yeah?

Why, where are you going?

I'll meet you at lockdown hospital, yeah?

Jack's about to drop. I know, I know. I know, I know, I know, I know.

What do you want?

It's a housewarming present.

I think we got off on the wrong foot. I didn't realise it was serious between

you two.

She's made me listen to some of her music, you know. Oh, yeah?

Yeah. Just had a new Blackburn Sade.

You ever have her?

Nah.

I'm more of a Pink Floyd man myself.

Of course.

She keeps me on me toes upstairs.

You know what I mean?

She's got an ass like an apple, mate.

She's got good taste and all. I mean, she makes no gaff like somebody out of

magazines.

Or your mum.

She never understood any of that stuff.

I

don't

think I can do this.

Babe, you can do anything.

I'm not going to do it yet.

I want more than justice, alright? Yeah, I know you do.

Oh, Freddy.