All language subtitles for Loophole.1981.1080p.BluRay.x265-RARBG

Hello Jen, good morning.

Thank you very much.

Sorry, I am late. It's a last
bit of shopping for the kids.

I bought mine duty free
on the Concord lounge.

- Thank you.
- Thank you.

Well, are congratulations in order?

I am afraid not.

You better make the most
of it Stephen.

It's the last trip, we will
have on the company.

What do you mean?

They telephoned just
after you left.

We didn't get the contract.

I didn't want to bother about
the otherjobs, they're too small.

Sorry old chap! But we are broke.

Its time I retire anyway.
I got a house in east Princeton.

There is some money in the Geneva account
how about you?

Well, I am not ready to retire yet.

Listen Jim! I knew we were on the edge
but I thought we could hang on.

You are a bright boy Stephen.
And a damn good architect.

- You will find another partnership.
- Oh I am sure.

- Cheers?
- Cheers. - That's the way.

- Will you have some more champagne sir?
- Why not!

Don't get run in for speeding.

- Welcome home Steve.
- Oh for gods sake.

- Oh I missed you.
- Everything went all right?

Very well, love.

- What do you reckon?
- Well it doesn't look like 40 grand to me.

Maybe 20 not more.
Well, lets find out.

You're not going.

No, come on. I haven't had
a chance to tell you.

Are you sure?

Come on.

Thank god that's over.

Are you two still here?

No, I'm twisted.

Would you like some wine?

No, not for me.

Very nice party love, thank you.

Thank you. Thanks.

Steve, I have got a marvelous place. A 59
year lease in pimplico, and its so cheap.

Well comparatively. I dragged Emily
round to see it. She is mad about it.

She's finally agreed to roll
up her sleeves and start working again.

Right David? - Oh yes, right.

- Ideas unlimited. How does that sound?
- It sounds great love.

- What is it?
- It's a business.

Interior decorating. We are going to be
sort of a sister company to you.

People like you and David
will put up the glass and the concrete.

- We move in and make it beautiful.
- Oh, I see.

And where do you think they are going
to get the capital to start all this.

Oh, easy. You.

Stephen, come see it. Somebody
else is going to snap

it up fast, if we don't move in fast.
Tomorrow?

Can we talk about it later?

Due for a couple of weeks
in turmalinas I suppose.

- Drink?
- Yeah! I will have a lager.

- Marty?
- No thanks. I am all right.

How do you like to plough some of it back?

What into?

- International securities bank.
- That's like taking on fort Knox.

Well a lot of firms have thought about it.
But nobody else had a go.

Sounds like a challenge.

Well what are the expectations?

From those deposit boxes.
I am told millions.

I can get us in and I can get us out
provided we got the right team.

- How many more we need?
- Three.

- A straight man.
- Straight man?

- Specialist. Technical and very necessary.

- Don't like to work with anyone straight.
- Well we 4 were once straight Harry.

Even you.

Where do we get him? Yellow pages.

We have a shortlist from the institute
of architects. And it will be fine.

Its good bye fairbrother,
young and booker.

You mean you have been sacked?

No, not sacked. Damn it.
Will you listen to me for gods sake?

We didn't get the wiggly contract.
They gave it

to Japan and so the
partnership is dissolved.

Well darling! I am so sorry.

- Why didn't you tell me?
- I didn't want to spoil the party.

Oh love.

What are you... what
are we going to do?

I can form a new partnership
eventually I guess.

In the mean time I'll have to try
and find a job some place.

- That won't be difficult. Not for you.
- Yeah. We will see.

- Why don't you join David?
- No.

No. Listen to me... I don't want
any of my friends to know it just now.

- I need some time to sort things out.
- But you jump at it.

I will phone Emily in the morning.

- And delay on that lease.
- Delay what?

- The lease.
- What lease?

The shop. Everything that we talked about.

My poor Stephen. No wonder you
look so tired. I will phone him.

No darling. Don't call I am serious.
I want you to go ahead with your plan.

- You worked
too long and too hard.

Don't worry about it. We will
find the money some place.

- You like her?
- Very much. Is it for sale?

She's yours for 95.

- Sounds like a bargain.
- Oh it is.

She is in for a refit for the moment.

Got a lot of equipment here. Got a
reputation to keep up.

We have twin turbo. Super charged.

You can run her for a week.
Full power no trouble.

I don't swim that well. - Sorry?

That shaft it is out of line.
Anything like

full power you will tear
the backside of her.

- You know your boats then.
- I know this ones bent.

Anything else you like to see?

- My name is Daniels. Mike Daniels.
- Should I have heard about you?

- Possibly... where can we talk?
- Over here.

- Be back in five minutes cook. I am Taylor.
- I know.

Okay Sara. Give us a kiss.
Good-bye darling.

- Mommy will pick you up at four.
- Bye Sarah. See you after school.

- We have got a match on Sunday.
- Yeah! Who are you playing?

Middleton hall.

I am going to be
a wicket keeper.

Wicket keeper? Is that
anything like zookeeper?

Maybe I will get down
to see you play. How'd

that be? - - Will you?
That would be amazing.

But, are you sure you got the time? - I
am afraid I have got plenty of time son.

- Are you retired?
- Not exactly no.

Anything above would have to be special.
What have you got in your mind?

What's all this, d-day?

- Can you supply?
- Yeah! Its possible.

Breathing equipment? You after
sunken treasure.

Something like that.

Wish we could find a place for you.
We have got enough on at the moment.

But the way things are
going, business generally.

I understand.

We never recovered from the
whitley contract.

- Well I am sure there will be something.
- I hope you are right.

- I appreciate you giving me your time.
- Not at all.

- I will make a few phone calls.
- That's very kind of you.

Goodbye.

Who says he can't?

What?

Well get him to have another
go at her ladyship.

I know Wilson is no good. He can't
even read the bloody specifications.

Yes, yes.

Yes, oh yeah, right.

Later.

Ok, bye.

I am sorry about that.
Well I wish it could have

been you. I really could
do with someone like you.

These chaps in the office, they don't
know their ass from their elbow.

Now well, the decision wasn't mine.

Well, not really.

Well, you see the umm, chairman's
grooming a protege. You know what I mean?

Frankly I think it is going to last a week.
Keep in touch.

Hmm? Oh yes, yes.

Oh I don't know about 9:30.

Should book it for 4.

Yeah? Ok.

Yes, because I wanna take along that
little girl I saw the other night.

- I must say that was a delicious lunch.
- I am glad you enjoyed it.

- Have you been a member here long?
- Yes. For several years now.

I suppose you'll get more time
for golf these days.

Unfortunately I do.

Still the subscription
must be quite high.

- It is.
- I wonder if! Might have a Brandy?

Jerry! Could we get a couple of Brandy's
please? And a cigar for Mr. Godfrey.

- Oh how kind.
- Not at all.

Well now I am afraid, we must
talk business. - Of course.

Your debt to the bank is now 35000.
I thought we agreed to hold it to 30.

Yes we did. But unfortunately as you know.
I do have a lot of commitments.

- When can we expect an infusion of funds?
- I am afraid we cant.

That is to say, not until I secure another
job. - Any progress? - Well, yes and no.

Thank you very much Jerry.

I have made several applications.
I am waiting to hear mind you.

And also I had a couple of interviews...
But. Nothing so far.

I should have thought that a
man with your qualifications.

- That's the problem. It
appears I am overly qualified.

I have to start in the top and.
There aren't many positions available now.

- Have you thought of selling the house?
- I beg your pardon?

Well I know, it must have tripled in value.
You could sell it to profit.

We built that house ourselves... I mean our
whole life is there. I can never sell it.

- Well what do you propose?
- Keep on looking. I guess.

I don't know what else to say.

- Remarkable. Yes... quite remarkable.
- Thank you.

Our field is.. How can I put it?
Somewhat smaller. Less ambitious.

- Yes, I am sure I can adjust.
- I am sure you could.

But in a tiny office like this.
I am not sure how we could contain you.

- Not even on a temporary basis?
- I hardly think so.

I'm truly sorry,

- Stephen! Stephen!
- Heads up Sara. Strike 3 you are out.

That's not fair.

That's two away.

- Can I talk to you a minute?
- Hey love!

Come and join us. We need a center fielder.
Who wants momma on their side?

Alright, Sarah. You relief
pitch for dad will ya?

You got two away.

Two away and a man on first.
I'll be right back.

- You are the best pitchman.
- I will be right back.

That is not fair.

Everything is coming up to a boil. We
have found this marvelous Scottish lady..

Who does hand printed wallpaper.
There is a big sale at sotherby's tomorrow.

- Is it still okay Stephen?

- How much do you need?
- 10,000, each.

Well, can you give me some more time?
Couple of day's maybe..

Sure!

Okay! Will you call the kids?

Ok.

Your turn.

Thank you.

- Hello mr.Booker. Good to see you!
- It's nice to meet you.

- This is my partner.. Mr. Daniels.
- How do you do sir!

- Please sit down.
- Thank you.

- You are an American?
- Yes sir! I am afraid so.

- You have got a work permit. I take it.
- Of course.

You wouldn't want to do anything illegal.

Well we are not talking of building
a skyscraper or anything like that.

What we actually want is to
add 3 extra floors.

I assume you have
planning permission.

Oh yes. The freeholders, the city.
Etc.. Etc..

- Do you think it will interest you?
- Oh yes. Very much so sir.

Of course there are some other projects
I am also interested in..

And I must say I am used to ..
More creative control.

Well, the exterior would have
to harmonize with the rest of

the building that goes without saying.

Apart from those, we can promise you
a completely free hand.

- That's sounds exciting.
- We think it is.

If we are to offer you
the project, when will

you be able to have a
look at the premises.

- When ever you want.
- Fine.

Well thank you very much
for coming along.

Thank you.

Bye. Bye.

Oh, one more thing.. Should you offer me the
job and I accept. I assume there will be.

An initial payment upfront.
You know sign of good

- faith.
- It's as good as is in the bank.

- You got it?
- I got it.

Stephen.

Oh, how wonderful.

- Is it exciting?
- Its a job..

- When do you start?
- I already have.

- Is it good money?
- Well, lets say this...

It's enough for you to continue
your project. - How much?

Well I got 10 percent of the budget, plus
a big bonus if we finish on schedule.

- And this is one job I gonna finish on time.
- Stephen! I am so proud of you.

- I am proud of you.
- We are a pretty wonderful couple really.

You bet.

Typical.

- It is Saturday. Nobody wants to
work anymore. It's a British disease.

Good morning sir.

- Package for you. Sir!
- Ah! Thank you.

Plans of the building.

- Here you are sir, I'll hold the doors.
- Thank you! We won't be long.

Well here we are.
This is where we want a break through.

Open plan. Are you a devotee?

Well, you know, it all
depends on how you use it.

I couldn't agree with you more.

Actually it's the foundations
that concern us most.

- Foundations?
- Yeah! Will there be enough underpinning.

- To take the weight of the 3 extra floors.
- I don't think it will be any problem.

They usually construct these buildings
pretty well. - I'm sure you are right.

You know, I gonna have to make a
detailed study of the outside as well.

Ah yes.

Get the sun out of your eyes.

Well I think we actually got,
most of the details here.

- That's a plan for this level?
- Yes!

It's a fairly comprehensive one.

Is there anything you'd like
to see while you are here?

I don't think so.
Looks it's all here.

- What are you doing here?
- We're just finishing.

Can I help you? - Not unless you're a
fully qualified architect. Are you?

- What's it all about?
- Work my dear is what you should be doing.

This floor hasn't been touched yet.

Well give us a chance. We've
been gone all morning.

Well we won't detain you any longer.

Looks like you got your hands full.

There is a Mr. Booker, waiting for you
in the reading room, sir.

Thank you.

- How are you. Nice to see you again.
- Fine Mr. Daniels! Good to see you.

- I am sorry to bother you here.
- It's no bother. Please, please.

Well I discovered something sir. I think
you better have a look at.

- Make a decision.
- Well go ahead.

If I take it out here and
we add a line of steel

ribs both here, that
would be here and here.

It's sort of you know, a concealed
buttress. We can actually

gain an added 600 square meters
of room, both here and here.

And that would put that at an added maybe
50,000 pounds. What do you think?

Well, its good news. I always like extras.
Office space, you know that.

- I thought you would..
- Well what about the underpinning.

- Would that carry the weight?
- Oh very much so, sir!

I checked the plans Mr. Garner gave me
against the original plans of the building.

There's no problem at all.
Would you like to see the original plans?

Oh no.. It will be probably
a bit too technical.

I will leave that to
you, if you don't mind.

Well, listen, that's terrific.
Well go-ahead.

Okey doke. That's
all I wanted to hear.

And any time you want to drop in and see me
or call, I'm here after lunch most days.

So feel free.

Aha! I've been looking all over for this.

Hey! Where are you going?

I've gotta take some
measurements and see the bosses.

Bye. And don't be late.

I won't.

Or it's Chestnut.

Sort of tuscan.

Excuse me! I'd like to see Mr.
Daniels please? - Mr. Daniels?

- Yes or Mr. Garner.
- Oh well, them!

- They are not here.
- It's alright, I'll wait.

- There is no point.
- At what time will they be back?

Never.

This is their office. - Was.

- I don't follow.
- Well they only rented it didn't they?

Just for the week.

- They only rented this for one week?
- That's right! We get lots of them here.

- Thank you.
- You never know what will you get next.

- There is a gentleman wishes to see him.
- Thank you.

Excuse me sir! Would you mind?
Putting this on, please.

How nice to see you so soon.
Perhaps we better sit down. Shall we?

I am sorry I don't know
where to begin.

There is no scheme for extending that
building... and.. You don't own it.

They never even heard of you.

I would really like to know
what this is all about.

Yes, you are right.
I don't own that building.

It's the one next door that I am interested
in. The international securities bank.

I intend to Rob it.
I am going in through the sewers..

Which is why we want you.

All I need is a weekend of your time.

And it will entitle you
to 1/7th of the proceeds.

I can guarantee that your share will
not be less than half a million pounds.

Just one weekend.

That's how long I
calculated it will take.

And whatever made you think that I would
want to get involved in this.

Architect unemployed... formerly
with fairbrother, yardin and booker.

Now defunct.

2 mortgages... 2 children
in expensive private

schools. Overdraft 50,000
pounds and rising.

Living beyond your means
outgoings constant.

Income nil.

- You left one thing off your list.
- What's that?

- You are dealing with an honest man.
- Correct.

Here's the 10,000 for the work you have
already done.

You are damn right for the
work I have already done.

I have given you people weeks of my time
and I don't have a nickel to show for it.

Why didn't you tell me
all this up front god

dammit? You know I can't
touch that money now.

Well think about it. There is
always time to change your mind.

Not a chance.
Good-bye Mr. Daniels. If that's your name.

- I just need some more time.
- You've had time. What's it led to?

More expenditure as far as I can see.
Are there more of these out?

Yes, a few more.

I thought we'd agreed.

I know. But I am afraid
it couldn't be helped.

I am sorry. Won't do.
We have been very patient.

The bank can't afford to
support you any longer.

- I don't know what else I can do.
- Find some money.

- Have you got your check book with you?
- Yes!

Thank you!

But I have signed Stephen.

Well I am sorry hon, you'll
just have to withdraw.

- Don't be ridiculous how can I?
- We don't have any choice.

Stephen, the whole
thing has gone through.

Don't worry about it.

- I will call David to explain.
- Explain?

- Yes explain.
- What how do you explain?

What about the deposit?
What about the lease?

- What about all the stock I've ordered?
- Honey! I am really very sorry.

- Sorry!
- Well what else you want me to say?

You could tell me about it at least,
instead of just saying I quit.

There is nothing to tell you darling.
The job doesn't exist anymore.

What was this job anyway?
What is it?

- Did you ever actually have one?
- What do you mean?

How do I know about it? You never
tell me anything. You never showed me...

You could just be making
it up as a face saver.

Oh! For Christ's sake Diana.

What about the advance
you kept talking about?

I turned it down.

- You what?
- I turned it down.

- Stephen, are you crazy?
- I don't know, but at least I am honest.

And I have still got my integrity.

Since you don't tell me anything about it
I can't judge that.

There are bills to be paid. The school fees
that are due.

Mathews is really doing well now what I am
suppose to do about it, just take him out?

And Sara?

Stephen, I made a commitment.

Oh no. You said. Don't pull out.
I am so terribly talented.

Something will turn up.

Well it bloody well hasn't.

Stephen! I want to show you something.
Get into the car.

- Good morning! - Good morning sir!
- Do I have to sign mr. Booker in? - No sir.

Thank you.

Thank you sir.

Keeping well?

Thank you.

- How many boxes would you think there are?
- 600 to 800 I guess.

1264..

Oh excuse me I am sorry.

It's bad manners to stare.

Uncut stones, jewelry..
Money which some people

wouldn't admit having..
You know what I mean.

Stamp collections.. Deeds... securities..
Old love letters maybe.

Photographs of great great grandmother
when she was a child.

It's amazing what people treasure. This is
supposed to be the safest vault in London.

Impregnable.. Mind you I always maintain
what man can make. Man can break.

That's why I don't keep
too much here myself.

- Why are you so persistent with me?
- Because you are the man I need.

Fancy a cup of tea? Come on..

- Shout if you want more hot water.
- Thanks love.

We won't get caught...

I wonder how many times
that's been said before.

I have been planning this job for 2 years.
I won't say that there isn't any risk...

But believe me, its very
minimal. You take milk? - Yes.

Isn't there a chance that
somebody can get hurt?

I normally work with 2 people. And in a job
this size, we bring in another team.

In this case 3.
That makes 6 professionals.

Now I don't believe in violence.
I would never use guns or not shotguns.

And I would never associate myself with
anybody that did.

Thank you..

- Just one-week end?
- Yeah!

- What happens aftennards?
- No problem. The money

is laundered and it's
put wherever you want.

- No I mean between us -the partnerships
dissolved. Unless you like the work.

- You want some ginger cake?
- No, thank you.

I have got as much to loose as you have.
I intend to see my children growing up.

Do you know how many systems
they have in there?

Infrared beams... radio frequency waves...
Patrol visits day and night.

And in a month it is going to be worse,
because the whole building is being modernized.

So we don't want to hang about?

The vault door. 24 inches of
laminated cross ply steel

with a matrix, that's torch
and drill resistant.

Combination time locks..
Isolated bolt works which means.

That when the placed is locked up
for the week end.

The connection between the handle
and the bolt is broken ..

And it stays that way until the time it is
set to open up again, on the Monday morning.

- So how are you going to blow it then?
- I'm not.

Because inside the vault there is a
pressure differential alarm.

The second the air pressure changes
even with the smallest opening.

An alarm goes off in the local police
station and the police is swarming with.

Our friends in blue and private securities.

And that's precisely the reason
why no one had tried to blow it before.

- There is a loophole.
- I don't understand?

- Your turn.

This is a diagram of part of
the greater London sewer system.

In the vicinity we will be working in.
Some of these

underground tunnels are
quite large, in fact.

You can drive a truck along this one
under fleet street.

Not that any us would want to do that
I suppose. Anyway this is a...

A more detailed drawing
of the area we are most interested in.

The blue lines are the subway systems.
This is of course the bank.

This is our point of entrance... and over
here in the car park is our point of exit.

It's going to look different.
This is the immediate

sewer system of the area
we will be working.

It's called the northern low level outfall.
This now you see, is our point of entrance.

We will proceed along this tunnel west.
Then go north to this Weir.

Then we will proceed through the Weir
to a smaller tunnel here..

North again, all the way through
to this junction here.

We proceed from this junction
to this much smaller tunnel here.

This is the one we are after.
The most important one.

Because it leads to within 15 feet
of the base of the vault.

And the vault itself is situated just
20 feet below the surface of the street.

So it's theoretically possible
for us, to tunnel in from

this sewer, to an area,
directly beneath the vault.

Of course I will have to calculate yet,
precisely where that area will be.

I do have a line drawing of the vault
itself you can see here the vault rests on a

2-foot thick concrete foundation
with reinforced steel bars.

And that in turn rests on these
2 and half-foot concrete pilings.

We will have to go through this piling
here. With Jack hammers, through the Clay.

And to the base of the
concrete itself and blast

our way through the floor.
Any questions?

- You say its in here, along and out where...
- Right. - What's the difference?

What's the difference?

Well, this sewer here is far too narrow
to accommodate all of our equipment.

Okay, but why not go out the same way as
you went in? Its gotta be quicker isn't it?

This entrance is a manhole in the middle
of a public street. You didn't know that?

- Okay you think this will work?
- You bet.

- Satisfied?
- No..

You left out one important thing..
The pressure alarm inside the vault.

You say that it'll blow
the second, we enter into it.

That's right.

Then what's the point? If the police
are swarming all over the place.

There will be no sign of entry.
They will assume there's

been is a fault in the system.
It happens all the times.

There won't be a fault in the system will
it? It will be yours we'll be inside.

Exactly! That's the loophole.

Ok.

- Okay we're in.
- Any more questions?

- Why three drills?
- Three different functions.

This is for the wall of the sewer.
This is for

the floor of the vault
for placing explosives.

And this one for opening
the deposit boxes.

Okay that's this slop.
What are they for?

It's not a fire alarm.
It's a gas detector.

- Gas?
- Yeah! It stinks where we are going.

Jesus.

How do we know when it's dangerous?
It turns red.

You better check each one. It's important.

- Okay Mike. Good-bye.
- Who was it?

Daniels!

Is this the weekend
he wants you to go away?

- Yeah! I am afraid so love.
- Oh blast.

Milo will be so disappointed. He really
wanted you to watch him play.

- Yeah, I know I am disappointed too.
- Well would you phone him aftennards?

- He would like that.
- I will try.

I'm all wet.

I'll dry you.

There's your rain.
Mike took a long while choosing him.

Anyway not him that worries me.

It's those bloody rats
that I don't fancy.

Frankly I've been more
worried about the crap.

Stink.

So it's for you, twist.

Don't worry, you'll be up above.

Well you know what they say?

Cream always rises to the top.

In a matter of speaking.

We'll look after you.

I'll pay nineteens.

Well, seeing as how cliff and I
are the only ones that know how

to count up to twenty without
taking our shoes and socks off,

we'd be wasted down there, wouldn't we?

After all, we're doing the share out.

- What's the time?
- 11.30.

It's a nice looking watch.
I hope its waterproof.

Sentimental too. First wife gave me that.

Memories, memories.

- What was it the third one gave you?
- Trouble!

Bank will pay you.

Anything I can do?

Hope it keeps fine.

Are you sitting comfortably?

Coming up lads!

Bang in line.

For gods sake man..
Why the hell did you pull over?

Split my bloody rim.

Not with my governor mate.

Ugh! The stink.

Okay that's it. Everything is down now.

- You okay?
- Yeah! Sure. My boot got stuck.

- Be careful.
- Yeah!

You are not going to be here much longer...
Are you son?

Quick as you can then, alright?

Yeah, right.

Well, sir Mike.

This way..

- How much further is it?
- We are still under the main road.

The junction is up ahead beyond the detour.

- How is it going grandad?
- Ready and waiting. - Good boy.

Hold it!

Okay, wait.

- This is it!

Watch your steps.

Hey.

Cut that phone cable. Get it to clip.

- Booker. I shall need to check that map.
- All right.

This is the junction where we are
right now.

Just follow the tunnel all the way to the
Weir. Take the narrow tunnel on the right.

- It will look just like that one.
- The third man hole right?

- That's it.
- Don't forget your lamps.

Sorry Mike.

Harry?

That you cliff?

Yes Harry.

- What's it like down there?
- Lousy.. Lets have that rope.

Yeah, well you better get a move on.

It's here!

It's right here.

Go to work.

You see them. A few rats.

- I can get that other staff now.
- Why don't we give you a hand?

Come on then.

Needs more there. Go again.

- Rover to base. Testing, testing.
- Base to rover. Receiving you.

- He doesn't look too good.
- Who? - Taylor!

Claustrophobic?

- For Christ's sake. Get out of the way.
- Not my fault Matey.

Go and check the lamps on the rear,
will ya?

- Any movement?
- No. Quiet as the grave.

- It's been lonely actually.
- What a shame.

We are through to the earth.

Base to rover.. Base to rover.

- Rover, come in please.
- Rover to base. Over.

- Where the bloody heaven you have been?
- I have been having a pee.

- Don't do it again will you?
- I will try not to.

What can I do for you?

Pontoons been on.

- So is the pub still open?
- Looks like closing time.

I'll tell pontoon.

Anything else?

Mike.

Ready?

No.

Harry!

Only about 10 more feet to go.

Don't worry George.
We have got all weekend.

Gas. Gas! Put your masks on. Quick.
Quickly. Quick.

- What happened?
- He didn't get his mask on in time.

He is in bad way Mike.
We got to get him to a doctor.

All right lets call it quits
and get him out of here.

Let me take him up Mike.

- We go on.
- Oh no.

We go on.

Harry! Harry! Do we go on?

Clean him up.

Come on.

All right I will stay with him.

Okay I have got it.
Message understood.

- How is he?
- The same.

We're at the hardcore now. Concrete next.

Daniels said to get the drill ready.

- George!
- Okay! I heard you.

Tell him there is a message from rover.
The securities made their first check.

Okay.

And the weather forecast is bright.
With a possibility of occasional showers.

- Why do we want to know that for?
- For Christ's knows.

- Okay base. Understood. Any problems?
- Nah! No trouble.

Out.

- You all right?
- The drills ready.

- Mike about the tunnel.
- You don't have to go in.

- It's just that you know...
- Yeah!

- I could probably manage the vault though.
- Sure.

- Go on Sara, don't make me nag.
- It's not fair.

Oh, please mom, just half an hour more
for me. I am older than her.

Well all right. Bring your book down.
I will come up in a minute.

Okay.

You got it?

Thank you.

Here, you'll need these.

It's alright buddy.

Here, here.

Here, drink.

Okay.

Hold it tight against the
outside wall Mike. That's it.

All right that's it.
We can start up now.

Clear the tunnel now will ya?

- Everything all right?
- Yep.

We blast next time.

I wanna tell you. That's the only
thing that really scares me.

No sweat.

We have been very lucky
to have you on this, Stephen!

You know we could have gotten
somebody involved, who

would just put his chalk, Mark
up there and walked away.

By the way you got stuck
in and digging the

tunnel. It looks as if you
are enjoying yourself.

When we come through the
hole and find we are in

the cafe next door to the bank.
I won't be so pleased.

So Mike.

Why aren't you telling these guys
about the possible danger of flooding?

Well.. You have seen what Taylor's like.
Wouldn't have got him down here.

Anyway the weather forecast is good.
Probably a beautiful morning up there.

God, what's that smell?

The jet ignite.

Smells like marzipan.

And it clings.

You can't get rid of it.

So, uh.

When you get home, you better have a wash.

You want a hand?

No.

I like doing this.

It focuses the concentration.

Base to rover.

Base to rover.

- Rover to base.
- Pontoon says, how is the traffic?

- Pretty light.
- Okay. Stand by for the big one.

Good luck.

They are ready Mike.

Now I want to know as soon
as the traffic moves off.

Have you got that? Over..
Have you got that? Over.

Yeah.

- We will go for the next red.
- Green.. Still green.

Green.

- Amber.

Harry. Harry! For Christ's sake.
Shut him up. - Shut up. Shut up.

- What's happening for god's sake?
- I have no idea. Just start over again.

Jesus! Red.. Still red.

- Red and Amber.
- Red and Amber.

- Green...
- Now...

We are going in to have a look.

Come on... the worst is over.

We bloody made it.

They are here.

Search the offices. Check all the windows.
Okay, you take that side.

Come on, have a look down here.

Understood. There are
four of them inside.

Shouldn't we keep the noise down?

This vault is soundproof.

- Stephen... Stephen.. Come here.

That's for services rendered.

What's this? The order of the sewer?

- Not for you.
- It's internal.

I will see if the inspector is outdoors.

- Times running out. Are we up to schedule?
- We are doing okay.

- Hey George.. Figure this is a jockey?
- Nah! The box is too high.

The Republicans have arrived.

The sergeant tells me that, there is no
visible signs of entry.

But I will be glad if you take a look at
it. - It's all right.. That's my duty.

Thank you.

- Can this be opened easily sir?
- My dear man...

This vault is equipped with a
isolator bolt work mechanism.

The time lock is set for 9.00,
Monday morning opening.

- I supervise it myself.
- So you cant open it now.

Inspector! The only way, we can get into this
vault now, is to, if I had the authority,

which I do not, to burn our way in
with a thermic lens.

So how do you explain
the alarm going off?

I suppose there must be
a fault in the system.

- Has it happened before?
- Several times.

All right sergeant! Leave two men in the
building. Arrange a relief rotator.

We will be here till the vault is opened
nine'o clock Monday morning.

Thank you Mr. Maxwell..
Good of you to come in.

I will see you straight back to
the golf club sir.

Hold on John. Hold on John.
This ones mine.

Quicker than using the key.

Mom, don't forget this.
Oh, thanks love.

- What time are you leaving tomorrow?
- I don't know yet.

- Is dad coming?
- Yes! His case is all packed.

My god.

One hundred thousand dollars in one box.

- You look shattered. I wonder why?
- Hey Mike.. Mike .. Sewers flooding.

- How bad is it?
- It is bad.

- Hello!
- What's the weather doing?

Come on.. Out! Grab this. This is heavy.
Come on Steve. Move .. Move.

- What?

- I am not leaving Mike.
- What do you mean you are not going?

I believe it's safer right here.

So how about the water coming out
through the floor in 5 minutes.

Yeah! It will go down again.

It might not go down till Monday
morning? When they open that door.

Maybe .. But I am not leaving.

We can't wait for you. We gotta get
Harry out, you know.

Yeah.. I know. You go on.

There is a blue Ford in the car park.
Here is the keys.

- Thanks Mike.
- Good luck.

Good luck to you.

Get the bags. I'll save Harry.

Stephen! When did you get back?

Morning sir. Morning.

Morning Mr. Booker.

Morning John.

- Sir! There is a gentleman to see you.
- Who is he?

I am sorry but he wouldn't give his name.
He insists on seeing you.

Really?

- Hello Stephen. It's been a long time.
- Mike. Its good to see you.

I have got a job for you.