All language subtitles for Haywire

Shit.

What the hell are
you doing out here?

I had to drive all night.

I'm hungover as shit.

And you're really starting to
cut into my vacation time,

so can we go, please?

We'll take my car. Come on.

I don't think so.

Why you making... Why are you
gonna make this difficult?

What's difficult? He turns
himself in. Then it's easy.

Turns himself in. Why
would he do that?

What exactly did he say I did?

He didn't. He just said
to come pick you up.

Nothing else? Nothing
about Barcelona?

No.

Nothing about Dublin?
Nothing about Paul?

Hi. Can I get you something?

- Need a minute?
- You all have beer?

No, I wish.

Just a coffee. Black.

Okay, if you got something
to say, say it.

Aaron...

Have you even seen him?

No.

You're really not getting
in the car, are you?

No.

- Thank you.
- Have you got any...

You need to get in
the car, Mallory.

- You got a car? You got a car?
- What?

- Which one?
- This one.

No, no, passenger side.
Give me your keys.

- Here.
- Keys.

What's happening? Where
are you taking me?

Put your seatbelt on.

Shit.

- What's your name?
- Scott.

- I'm Mallory.
- Hi.

You're gonna fix my arm while
we drive. Okay, Scott?

Yeah.

Okay. Here. Ready?

- Okay.
- Now take two of the dry packets,

put them on the one you
already have in place.

- Yeah?
- Now take the tape,

wrap it around the gauze
so it stays on my arm.

- Tight.
- Yeah.

- Sorry.
- Couple times around.

- Watch your arm.
- Yeah.

Okay, now tape... Use
the scissors to cut it.

- Okay.
- Okay.

That should be good for now.

Jesus Christ.

- I'm hyperventilating.
- Scott.

Thank you.

Yeah, sure.

So, who...

Who was that guy?

- I mean, honestly.
- Aaron?

Someone I worked with.

- Was he your... You know.
- No.

No.

Where did you work with him?

Barcelona.

I...

I don't mean to, you
know, get personal.

- Are you in the drug business?
- No.

Are you with the government?

They contracted a
company I work for.

Private company.

Wow. That's actually real?

- Yeah.
- That makes sense.

So what do you do?
What's your job?

Barcelona. Separatists?

No, no. It's clean.

Negotiations broke down, just need
somebody to go and get the guy.

Okay, whatever.

In four points,

a better immunity language,
more access to intelligence,

this fee structure
is unacceptable.

Intelligence?

Yeah, I need parity with Rodrigo
here and all his people.

You're with State, right?

Yes.

You like it?

I like the idea of me doing my job

more than the idea of
someone else doing my job.

All right, now the immunity
language is as good as we can do.

Fee structure... A number?

Yeah, we need to adjust
the overall payment

in order that we can address
things like hazard bumps.

I'll make a list. But also how
the instalments are spaced.

Fewer steps.

Hi.

Hey.

What, am I first?

Yeah, Victor will be here at
4:30, and Jamie's running late.

There's always a
cash flow problem.

This is a short timetable,
Kenneth. Should I be nervous?

If it will make you feel better,

you can get the people that
did the Mexico job, Alex.

Look, I know it's
more efficient if

we wait for everybody to get here,

but you want to
start going through

this? I've got some ideas.

You're right. It's
more efficient if

we wait for everyone to get here.

This should be fun.

- Your kit's under your bed.
- Yours check out?

Good to go.

I'll check later then, thank you.

There's no smoking in here.

Okay.

It's a phone.

Tell me about Kenneth.

What about him?

How long have you worked together?

Three years.

Not so long.

It is in this business.

You said four points.

You have Mallory Kane as
an essential element.

Is that a problem?

Not a good precedent for
me, for my business.

Well, it doesn't work for
us if she's not involved.

She's not available.

You mind if I call
and check on that?

I didn't realise your interest
extended to personnel.

No, no. No, when somebody's
good, it comes to my attention.

It's come to my attention you're
spreading yourself a little thin.

Kenneth, I don't want your
B-team. She's value-added.

Only reason we came to you.

All right, I'll free her up.

And I'll forego the
hazard bumps if you

remove the essential
element clause.

That important, huh?

Do you want her in
Barcelona or not?

Explain it to me then.
So I can understand it.

How are we not light?

So we have a man in the car,
we got a man at the door.

Leaves you two to breach with.

You're going hot on
a hostage rescue.

There's two rooms inside.

So, the way I read it,

you're either two men
short in one room,

or you're one man
short in each room.

Anyone else think we're light?

Us?

No way.

Good to go.

Good to go.

You tracking me with the names?

Repeat them.

Mallory. Kenneth. Aaron.

Jamie. Victor. Rodrigo.

Barcelona.

Hostage name.

- Yang.
- Jiang.

Shit. Jiang. Jiang.

Don't speak. Walk in front of me.

If I touch you, drop to your
knees. Do you understand?

Done.

They all gone?

Yeah.

When that guy took off,
why'd you chase him?

We already had Jiang
in the back-seat.

I don't like loose ends.

Is this your idea of relaxing?

Wine and gun maintenance?

There's another glass
in the kitchen.

You gonna leave your name
and number afterwards?

Why? You want it?

You're gonna leave Kenneth?

I left Kenneth six months ago.

I meant the company.

You're gonna leave the company?

Company, I left an hour ago.

How come?

Because I'm not going
down with the ship.

Are you?

If he's paying, yeah, I'm staying.

If you stay...

I don't know, maybe...

Hi.

What are you doing here?

Gate key still worked.

I didn't change everyone's
locks, just mine.

Hey, I came by because
you weren't picking up.

- I just landed.
- Yeah, two hours ago.

I've been away for nine weeks.
That was my third job in a row.

Give me a break.

You wouldn't know what
to do with a break.

You think you know me?

I know you.

I bet he's just like his books.

- What?
- Your father.

I bet he's just like the
characters in his books.

How would you know?

You've never read one of his
books and you've never met him.

I'm just going off his photograph.

What do you want?

The usual. I have an assignment.

Well, your timing sucks. I
haven't even unpacked yet.

This'll take no time at all.
It's like a paid holiday.

This will take no time
at all starting when?

Well, tonight.

I mean, you would have
to leave tonight.

Well, if it is a paid holiday,
then it doesn't have to be me.

I'm overqualified.

The client has asked for you.

Mallory, it's MI6. It's a new
in for me. I can expand.

Yeah, sounds great. For you.

Let me turn the volume
up a little here.

You probably heard me
mention the name Paul.

Paul. Never, not once.

Well, Paul, he's one of
us, but he's freelance.

Actually, I was hoping you might
convince him to come aboard,

but that's secondary.

Paul has managed to get close to a
curious character named Studer,

and our client wants to
take advantage of this.

Studer is a French national
residing in Ireland.

It's tricky, they want
a light footprint.

- Well, you've got Paul.
- I've got Paul, but Paul...

Paul has presented himself as
one half of a power couple.

This is your pitch?

You want me to be eye candy?

MI6 wants me to be eye candy?

Mallory, you are the eye.

I don't even know
how to play that.

I don't wear the dress.

- Make Paul wear the dress.
- Well, I'll ask.

Look, do this and
then we'll go away

afterwards. We'll go to Majorca.

- Majorca?
- Not like before, as friends.

You can take a break.

It's literally two days.

Paul. That's Paul.

You guys would be like
the perfect couple.

So he'll know you.

I need this to happen.

- Hi.
- Hi.

My better half. You look great.

Mind if I freshen up first?

Presumably, you'll need more time.

Go ahead.

All yours.

Wow. You look fantastic.

Can you zip me?

Of course.

- I'm leaving my gun.
- Me, too.

Shall we?

Russborough. Remember Russborough.

Russborough.

Who's Russborough?

Not a who. A what. A place.

It's where we were
supposed to meet Studer.

Not your natural habitat, is it?

Wrong side of the tracks.

Kept getting into fights.

Bleak future.

Kenneth knows how to put
trouble to good use.

I'm empty.

You have family?

Both parents, still going strong.

Teachers.

Two brothers and a
rather adorable niece.

Whiskey.

- They know what you do?
- No.

I can never lie to my dad.

Then he must worry about you.

I tell him not to.

Still keeping tabs?

I hate babysitting jobs.

That guy just recognised me.

- Who?
- Grey shirt, grey tie, goatee.

- You sure?
- Yeah.

Why would he know you?

Because the last time I saw him, I
was in Baghdad in my hotel room.

All right. Here comes our friend.

Well, it's obvious
you're newly-weds.

Still talking to each other
instead of the other guests.

- I'm sorry. Are we being rude?
- No, no.

- Katie, Eric Studer.
- Hi.

Listen, I had some brainwave. What
are you two doing afterwards?

Well, I don't know.
You're jet-lagged, right?

No, I'm sorry. I mean
tomorrow, this week.

No particular plans.

- We were going back to London.
- London?

I may have better than this.

We're going to Saint Moritz.

- "We"?
- Yeah, some friends.

It'll be fun. We'll fly in,
put you up at a Suvretta.

- Well...
- Do you ski?

Snowboard.

These are the Alps,
they're pretty steep.

Like the prices. We'll discuss it.

No, no, no discussion. We go.

I'll send the itinerary
to your hotel.

Wheels up at 11:00.

Okay? Okay?

You locate Goatee.
I'll take Studer.

Myself and a few friends are
heading to a nice little village.

Maybe you could come and join us.

- Sounds good.
- Yeah?

Bet you look good in white.
Fluffy, little bunny.

I should think Sunday.

Sunday?

Maybe Saturday, if we're lucky.

Then let's be lucky.

- Mrs Hillier.
- Hi Katie.

Katie. You haven't
promised to come skiing.

I can't even find
my way around here.

Richard is in the other
room. I just left him.

Well, actually, I was
looking for the...

They're in the back
of the library.

So much wine.

- So much to look at.
- Yeah.

You've only seen the inside.
I should show you the maze.

Isn't it a little dark out there?

Perfect time.

I get claustrophobic,
even in the daytime.

No, the whole point is to
relax and lose yourself.

I'll take a rain check.

This is Ireland. Won't be long.

And to find your way back,
retrace your steps.

Fuck.

Hi.

- Where are you?
- In the bathroom.

I'm not used to drinking so much.

My friend from Baghdad has a
date. Well, a couple, actually.

I think it's the paid-for kind.

Where are you?

In the main room.

I spoke to Studer briefly
and made our apologies,

told him we'd discuss Saint
Moritz in the morning.

I think we should get back to the

hotel and talk to
Kenneth, don't you?

Thank you.

Mallory, you're in
way over your head.

Think this through.

You've been out of control
since you've arrived.

You need to call Kenneth.

Excuse me. I should take this.

Pauly?

So, is the divorce final?

Paul, are you there?

Mallory.

- Hello.
- Dad, it's Mal.

Things are kind of screwed up
here and I need to come home.

It may take me a couple of days,
depending on what happens.

Don't worry about me, you just
get here as quick as you can.

I'll try.

Keep your eyes open.

I haven't shut my eyes
since you were born.

Just be careful.

And watch your six.

I will.

I'll see you at the house.

- Can I get this cell phone?
- It's €42.50.

There you go.

Come on, let's go, let's go. Get
over there. Let's go. Come on.

Rodrigo. Hi, it's Mallory Kane.

- Mallory Kane.
- I hope it's not too late.

I just landed in New York.
Do you have a minute?

I just felt like I had to call.
I was going over my report,

and I realised I never thanked
you for all your help.

It's really not necessary.
It's not even customary.

Well, it should be.

But I just wanted to
verify one thing with

you before I actually
file my report.

Was it you or Kenneth who sold
the Barcelona job to Studer?

Rodrigo.

What are you working so late for?
It's what, past 8:00, your time?

Yeah. Listen, Mallory
Kane just called me.

I thought you should know.

- Wait, she called you at home?
- Yes.

Was that a nice conversation?

Yeah, yeah, very nice.
Brief, but very nice. Yeah.

She thanked me for my assistance.

She still in Dublin?

She said she just
landed in New York.

Good.

Good. Well, why don't you
stay off your house line,

and I wouldn't go outside
till I call you back.

Or your family.

- I see. Thank you.
- All right.

Rodrigo, you take care, all right?

Yeah, sure. Bye.

Tyler, the activity log for the
number that I just sent you,

I want you to connect me
to the last incoming call.

Who is this?

Mallory, hi. My name
is Alex Coblenz.

I was with Kenneth and Rodrigo
when the Barcelona deal went down.

Who else besides you
knows about this?

No, only the people that need
to know in order to fix it.

The people who thought
up Barcelona.

Mallory, we did not
think up Barcelona.

No, you just helped.

- Can you bring me in?
- We can, yes,

but I'd like you to keep
doing what you're doing.

We want you to bust
Kenneth's budget,

you know, see how he reacts.

Everyone he reaches out to, you
know, it's like another layer.

What do you think he's into?

Well, whatever it is,
Kenneth is not at the top.

It's just not possible.
We like Studer.

We think there's something there.

You gotta get me off
the watch list.

Mallory, I cannot do that.

You know, while Kenneth's
watching, he'll know we spoke.

I promise I'll do everything I
can to convince him to meet you.

Then you can find out what
we both want to know,

which is why this is happening.

I got a fake ID in London,
came in through Canada,

and crossed the border.

Coblenz helped me set
up a meeting with

Kenneth, but Aaron
showed up instead.

And then I met you.

There's some water in my backpack.

Have some.

Don't mind if I do. Thank you.

- You want some?
- Yeah, please.

- Help me.
- Yeah, sorry.

- Good?
- Yeah. Thanks.

What's going on here?

Random road check?

All right. Hold on.

Yep.

Jesus.

Jeez.

I just got this car,
like, a week ago.

Yeah, well...

Whoops, more LEOs.

What's a LEO?

Law enforcement officers.

Shit.

Shit. Watch the car.

That was nice. That was
nice. That was really bad.

I thought that was gonna be
really bad for a second.

I thought I was gonna have a
heart attack. Oh, my God.

Jesus Christ. You
are a great driver.

- Are you okay?
- Yeah, are you?

Yeah. Oh, my God. There's
a deer in the car.

- Jesus...
- Yeah, I know.

- Should we run?
- No. Don't.

We've done enough.

Show me your hands.

Freeze. Don't move.

You, behind the car, step forward.

Hands in the air. Turn around.

Turn around, punk.

Unit three.

Unit three.

Proceed with suspects
to 2345 Clearview.

Repeat, 2345 Clearview, and hold.

Federal agents en route.

Unit three, copy.

You must have stepped
in something.

Yeah.

Excuse me, Deputy Cross?

Deputy Cross? Hi.

You were in the Corps,
right? I was a devil dog.

Listen, this might
sound a little funny.

I'm a private contractor
on a 10-24 operation,

and these guys you're about to
meet are not federal agents.

I mean, follow your
protocol and all,

but you should really
keep your distance.

Use your radio and
your loudspeakers in

order to confirm who
these guys aren't.

Really, I'm not joking.

You can look me up, a New Mexico
licence for Mallory Kane.

I'll confirm the number.

You need to sit back.

Look, an innocent civilian will be
killed if you do not listen to me.

Hey, Wonder Woman, you said your
piece. Now sit back and shut up.

- Jesus, are you...
- Get down.

Just keep your head
down a few more

minutes and you're out of this.

Great, great. How are you gonna
get out of this, may I ask?

I'll just dump the car. I'll find
another ride. I'll catch a bus.

Great, good luck with that.

I can't wait till Coblenz
hears about this.

- What is that?
- Listen, when we split,

I'm gonna give you
a number to call.

I was supposed to be
sleeping in late today,

not getting car-jacked.

Scott, you still with me?

- Yeah, yeah. Yeah, a number.
- Just tell them everything.

Tell the police, too, tell them
everything I've told you, okay?

- Yeah, okay.
- You did great.

- You're gonna be fine.
- Yeah. Okay.

This is the trouble with the
private sector, Kenneth.

You got that macho takedown,
but where's the due diligence?

Where's the follow-through?

Now, we got ourselves
a real twizzler here.

And for eight figures, I
don't accept excuses,

explanations or rationales.

Now I don't even know why the
hell you're standing here.

You should be in her father's
living room, explaining to him,

telling him that his daughter is a
fugitive with ties to terrorists.

That she killed a
man in cold blood

in Dublin and killed four cops.

You tell him.

Show him.

He'll come at you
like he's government,

make me seem like a monster.

Play like you're shocked.

The guy with the
broken arm, Aaron,

get in his head.

Keep bringing up Barcelona.

Get him arguing with Kenneth.

Kenneth.

My fault. I should've
seen that one coming.

You did.

Hold up a sec, Mal. Let's
analyse your options.

We could leave right
now, disappear.

We could be in Buenos
Aires this time tomorrow.

I'm not gonna run any more.

Mr Kane, these were taken by the
police. They're pretty graphic.

Her prints are all over the room.

The security video
shows them coming

in together and her leaving alone.

The guest downstairs
complained about the noise.

Paul fought back,

but she obviously had the element
of surprise in her favour.

She choked him out and she
shot him in the head.

Add that to the four police, and
that is five dead in three days.

- Where was she last seen?
- Upstate New York, 36 hours ago.

- Was she alone?
- No, she was with a boy, 19.

She grabbed him at gunpoint.
Used him as a ride and a shield,

so we can add aggravated
kidnapping to the murder charges.

No, I'm sorry.

This doesn't sound
like my daughter.

She ever mention the name Kenneth?

No.

Really?

He runs the company
she worked for.

They were in a relationship
for over a year,

and yet she never
mentioned him to you?

What do you know about her?

Really, at the end of the day?

I raised her.

And denial is a very
effective parenting tool.

She was a Marine.
She does something,

there must be a reason for it.

Mr Kane, she is no longer a
Marine. She is a murderer.

She is a public threat.
She's on a killing spree.

Now, you are the only
person that she can trust.

You're gonna help bring her
in before she kills again.

Without you, she
won't survive this.

I heard from her.

Ten days ago.

She texted me, said she
was going to Barcelona.

What did she say exactly?

"Going to Barcelona.
Call you after."

Six words, that's it?

Well, it was enough for me.

And she didn't mention Dublin? She
didn't say anything about this?

No.

Who was he?

He was an agent with
British Intelligence.

Now, whether this was
a murder-for-hire

or a crime of passion,
we don't know.

Well, she would never
kill someone for money.

There must be an explanation.

Didn't this all start
after Barcelona?

Maybe that has something to
do with why she's a fugitive.

Something must have
happened there.

- Aaron.
- I'm on it.

It's overseas. Prepaid phone.
Yeah, that's gotta be her.

Wait for the track.

Go.

Talk to her.

Mallory.

Dad, don't say anything.
Give Kenneth the phone.

Just be careful.

Mallory, I hope you've
decided to turn yourself in.

You can tell me right
now why you sold me out

and what you're into with Studer,

or you can tell me in ten minutes,

when I have my hands
around your throat.

You need to think for
a minute, Mallory.

You need to stop pretending

you can achieve a desirable
outcome in this situation,

and turn yourself in.

Do it for the sake of your father.

Surrender now if you wanna live.

I'm sorry, Mallory,
that's not possible.

All right, Kenneth.
We'll do it your way.

She's...

She's here.

Here? Where?

In the house. Track says she's in
the house. Go, now. You sit down.

You knew about this?
You knew she was here?

No. I told you, I haven't heard
from her since she texted me.

Kenny.

Do we need to have a
conversation about Barcelona?

Aaron, you were in Barcelona.
You know what happened.

We rescued a man.

Did we?

Aaron, you need to
focus right now.

You were in Barcelona?

I'm confused. She works
for a private company.

Breaker box. Get on
it. Lock the doors.

- What if she's inside?
- Then we'll pressure-cook her.

We'll find her.

I don't mean to tell you your job,

but isn't there someone you
should be calling, Agent Milgrom?

Other officers of the
law, to bring help?

We can handle this.

- Go.
- I got this. Watch him.

- Did you hear that?
- Yeah.

Get on it.

Tom's down. IED in
the breaker box.

- We need to get to the car.
- I'm not sure if that'll help.

But she can't outrun a car.

She can if it's not running.

Well, then let's find out.

Be my guest. Go ahead.

You should see this.

Who did that? Her?

Yeah, probably. That's
why we're here.

Doesn't make any sense, man.

Aaron, let's not discuss
this right now.

No. We're gonna talk about it.

- Calm down.
- Don't tell me to calm down.

What did you do?

I did what I was contracted to do.

We were contracted
to rescue somebody.

It seems to me, you auctioned
him off and tried to burn her.

- That's not what happened.
- Really?

- No, I can explain.
- Then explain it,

and try really hard.

Don't give me a reason.

No, just go help her.

- Kenneth.
- He's gone.

You better run.

I'm so stupid.

Can't believe I met
you a week ago.

Eight, eight days.

We were in Barcelona
eight days ago?

I'm trying to focus
on my breathing.

Mal?

Mal?

Sweetheart?

It's okay.

In the auction business,
they have an expression

called "the halo effect."

You know what that is?

It's when an object or work
of art is more desirable

because of its prior ownership.

Very rare when it happens, you
know? Maybe once in a lifetime.

Gotta catch it when you can.

Look, I got plenty of
drama in my own office.

You were his contact.

No, I was his employer.

There's a very big
difference, trust me.

There's only one person I trust.

Your dad, yes. He okay?

He's fine. Thanks for cleaning up.

Well, I told you you
can have Kenneth

alone at the house. I
promised you that.

It should at least
make me a colleague,

if not a friend.

And if something happens to you?

Well, then you're screwed.

One friend's not a lot.

It depends on who it is.

- And the kid who helped me?
- We'll fix the ding in his car.

Okay, I will buy him a new car.

What is that, an incentive?

It could be.

You gotta admit

that this type of life appeals
to a certain kind of person.

You know? You're off the grid,
you never answer to anybody.

Always looking over your shoulder.

And you got Kenneth out there
with all his contacts.

Makes you pretty vulnerable.

Where is he?

Well, Mallory, that is a valuable
piece of information, isn't it?

We think he's crossed the border.

Possible sightings in Veracruz.

But what would be nice to know is
what he gave everything up for.

So we're back to the
government option.

Pays less, taxes are taken out.

But you get your good name back.

I'll let you know.

- When?
- When I have him.

Yes?

Kenneth.

He's not available.

I'm good.

Just going for a walk.

Fuck.

Who did I extract in Barcelona?

You mean who did you
kill in Dublin?

Tide's coming in.

It was a journalist, a dissident.

A dissident journalist, a
scientist, what does it matter?

It mattered to someone. Who?

You were excited on the
phone. What do you have?

A unique alignment of conditions.

I know this man, Jiang, has
been a problem for you,

leaking information and so forth.

Restricting your movements.

I also know this Kane girl is
about to leave her employer

and take all his
business with her.

Which he won't survive.

So when I get word that

Jiang has been staying in a
safe house in Barcelona,

I see an opportunity for everyone

to transcend their circumstances.

You mean hire the
girl to rescue Jiang?

And I deliver him to you.

The story will be that
she's gone rogue.

Sold out on the Barcelona job

and murdered a man for
money at Russborough.

Resistance?

He won't be in a position to.

Put a bullet in him,

plant the broach on
him, and then kill

her when you get
back to the hotel.

- Self-defence.
- Of course.

I'm assuming the
motive of everyone

involved is strictly professional?

Paul, the motive is money.

The motive is always money.

What about Kenneth? Can
he guarantee delivery?

It's a two-for-one deal.

You take Jiang out,

Kenneth takes the Kane girl out.

To close the loop.

With no one looking.

Yeah. You're right.

She does sound perfect.

You only have to look at her.

What about the girl?

- What about her?
- Can she handle herself?

I'm sure you'll cope.

I've never done a woman before.

You shouldn't think of
her as being a woman.

No, that would be a mistake.

What's in this for you?

Besides my money.

A new life.

And a new wife.

That's everything I know.

That's everything I
know. That's it.

Mallory.

Mallory.

Dianna.

Dianna.

Shit.