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to this Blackmire program,
they're gonna bury it, and us.

[dramatic music]

Jimmy: We need good
intelligence.

[dramatic hip hop music]

-Where are you goin'?

-Shh.

I'm just gonna go and get a
coffee.

You want me to bring you
somethin'?

-Can I come?

-Yeah, just give me about
five minutes, all right?

Meet me down in the bar?

-Okay.

[dramatic hip hop music]

[clearing throat]

[gasping]

-Morning.

Sorry, didn't mean to scare ya.

-Oh my God.

Sorry, I had to crash
in the dressing room.

My boyfriend kicked me out last
night.

-Oh yeah?

Okay, then that's no problem.

Everything all right?

-With the boyfriend?

Oh God, love him, hate him.

You know how it is.

-Mmm.

-We're all so happy to have
you back.

It really isn't the same here
without you.

-Glad to be back.

[chuckles]

-Jimmy: Oh.

-Buh-bye.

-Bye-bye.

-I got word Reardon's
holed up in the Chickadee

with his wife and kid.

Go check it out.

-All right.

When do you think we're
gonna take him down?

-First good opportunity.

I heard the cops up here
are gonna move on him

and hold him for
extradition sometime today.

So either he's gonna get
arrested

or disappears sometime today or
tomorrow.

We gotta grab him before that
happens.

Or we don't get paid.

-When are the boys arriving?

-Anytime now.

They came through the border an
hour ago.

You ready?

-Yeah.

I got stun gun, I got
mace, I got handcuffs.

I'm ready to rock.

-Okay.

You're on the clock.

-All right.

[door slamming]

Jimmy: Morning.

Bob: How'd you sleep?

Jimmy: Okay.

You?

-Not so good.

Little nervous about your
charges.

Jimmy: Yeah.

-When do you think we'll hear
something?

-It's still early, I don't
know.

-Want me to go get you a
coffee?

-No, I'm gonna head around
the corner with Stella.

-I got you a passport,
credit card, driver's license,

all ready to go.

Just let me know when you want
to fly.

-All right, I just got a
couple of deals to settle up.

-You know, things are
gonna change in Vancouver

when you split.

It's gonna be a power shift.

People are gonna be fightin'
to take over our turf.

Jimmy: Yeah.

Stella: I'm ready.

-Okay.

[suspenseful music]

-Okay, he's got guys on the
roof,

on the front and the back.

-Okay, keep an eye.

-How's it lookin' for ya?

-He's been holed up in
the Chickadee all night.

How many guys does he
got on the inside there?

You know?

-No idea.

You gonna try taking him out of
the club?

-If we can't get him outside,

we gotta go in after him
before you guys arrest him.

-We're arresting him?

-What I heard.

So we gotta get him as soon as
we can.

Now is it you guys that are
gonna arrest him or the Feds?

-No, that would be the Feds.

-So you won't
necessarily hear about when

they might grab him or what?

-I could look into it.

Let me know if you need anything
else.

-You know where I might need
your help?

Is when we got him and we're
going

back over the border.

I don't want to get stopped
on a traffic violation

or something stupid.

-Yeah, all right.

Just give me a call, let
me know when you got him,

and I'll give you an escort to
the border.

-Beautiful.

Rene: All right.

-Kids can be brutal.

You gotta be careful with names.

-Hey, I'm not rushin' ya.

I was just wonderin' if
you have any favorites.

-I think I might want to
meet 'em first, you know?

See what comes along.

-Right.

I agree.

Okay, babe, I gotta go to work.

You give me a shout later?

Maybe we can get dinner
somewhere.

-I was gonna take a look at
some houses

with the real estate agent.

You want me to give you a
call if we see something nice?

-Yeah, why not?

Call me.

-And we don't have to do this.

-I want to do this.

I love you.

I want to raise the kid
together.

I can stick it out.

-I hope so.

-Let me know about the houses
you see.

-Phil, it's Ron.

I gotta talk to you about my
divorce.

I gotta get started on that
pronto.

Okay.

-Hi.

-How you feelin'?

-All right, yeah.

-What's the plan?

-I'm just gonna take
Stella out for breakfast.

-You got a sec?

-Yeah.

-Excuse us, Stell.

-I'll wait for you outside.

-All right.

-You make a decision?

-Yeah, I guess I'm gonna
have to say goodbye to Canada.

-You say that like it's
forever.

-Well, it could be, yeah.

-Okay, if that's the way it's
gotta go.

-Yup.

-I need to speak to
the Attorney General.

This is Inspector Spalding
at CSIS Asia Pacific.

I understand he's on holiday

and I left two messages
on his private number,

but this is an urgent matter.

Thank you.

-Ma'am?

You've got a crown
counselor in your office.

Mary: Uh-oh.

Martin: Yeah.

-Did you speak with
Julianna about last night?

Was she successful, do we know?

-I've got a call in.

I'm expecting to hear shortly.

I did a little more digging
into this Blackmire Group biz,

and they seem to be extremely
active

in acquiring freshwater rights.

Not only here, but all over the
globe.

-I'd like to see a brief on
that

if you can get somebody started.

-Yes, ma'am.

-Crown counsel's here.

-Yeah.

Has the Attorney General called
back?

-Not yet.

-Keep trying.

Be annoying.

Mary: Good morning.

-Good morning, Inspector.

Congratulations on your new
appointment.

How's everything going so far?

-So far so good.

What can I do for you?

-I'm handling the
extradition proceedings

of Jim Reardon.

-The extradition proceedings?

You gotta be kidding me.

Is that really going ahead?

-It is.

The DEA seem to want him pretty
badly.

-Yeah, no kidding.

They botched his arrest
on their undercover

operation in Seattle
and they're embarrassed

about it so they're
fronting a bullshit case.

-Two people were killed.

-Not by Reardon.

As far as I know they dropped
the idea

of laying murder charges.

Do you know different?

-No.

They're proceeding with
trafficking and conspiracy
charges.

-Exactly, because they can't
make the murder charges stick

and they want their pound of
flesh.

-Well, nevertheless,

I'll be addressing the
extradition request

on those charges this afternoon
unless

you can give me a better reason
why not.

-I can give you any number of
reasons.

Number one, and this
cannot leave this room.

If it does I'll have your head.

-Okay.

-Mr. Reardon has been
cooperating with us

on a number or cases.

And I'd like to keep that moving
forward.

-You've cut a deal with Jim
Reardon.

-I appreciate your
help in either delaying

this extradition process or
getting it quashed altogether.

-Well, that's not gonna
happen.

Mary: Why not?

-Because some major cogs in
the machine

are rolling right now.

I've been on the phone with
Ottawa on this

for almost a week.

They've been on the phone with
Washington.

This is going forward.

-The DEA's case is built on
sand.

It wouldn't pass the charge of
prud--

Agent: I don't see it that
way.

-Then take your blinders
off and have another look.

-They've got a dozen very good
informant

statements in there.

-Oh, please.

Those statements aren't worth
the ass wipe

they're written on.

You could rip this case
apart on the investigation

methods alone, which is
nothing less than entrapment.

Plus, their evidence is based
entirely

on the testimony of a coerced
informant

who is now deceased.

If that ain't enough, you can
always argue

on the potential of the sentence
being too

harsh in comparison to Canada.

You get a serious term of
probation here

and 20 years on the same
charges in the States.

-Well, I'm not gonna get any
support

from that approach from Ottawa.

-Well, if you don't, I'll
intervene

and stall things for as long as
I have to.

I've called the Attorney
General.

If he tells me to go ahead, I'll
back off,

but not until I hear from him
personally.

-Okay.

If you want me to take it to
Ottawa

on those grounds, I will.

But I would be on the
lookout for an end run around

the both of us.

It's nice seeing you again.

-You, too.

Any word from the Attorney
General?

-I got the same story as last
time.

He's on holiday and unreachable.

-That's a load of bullshit.

We're getting railroaded on
this.

[suspenseful music]

-Hey.

So you know about my
legal problems, right?

-Uh-huh.

You have to leave the
country because the DEA

is going to try and arrest you.

-That's right.

So you got any questions about
this?

-How come they can come into
Canada?

Aren't they American?

-I don't know.

I guess they feel like they can
do

whatever they want.

-Where are you gonna live?

-Probably down south
somewhere.

Somewhere where we can be
anonymous.

-Who's we?

-Well, I was hoping after
awhile you

and your mom could come down and
join me.

-Really?

You think that's a good idea?

-Well, I was hoping it could
happen.

-Probably not very realistic.

-Maybe not.

-It wouldn't be like
a year or maybe more

until we could come join you,
would it?

-Probably not, but I don't
know, maybe.

-I wouldn't mind going to
boarding school for a year.

I could handle it.

-Really?

You've been thinking about that,
have ya?

-Yeah.

It'd be harder on you than me.

-This is your idea or your
mom's?

-Mine.

-You think you could handle
going away

to boarding school somewhere?

-Stella: Mmm-hmm.

-He's at a restaurant with
his kid having breakfast.

-Is it clear?

Are they alone?

-No, he's got a bodyguard with
him.

-Okay, stand.

-Hey, what's goin' on, Nicky?

-Any trouble crossing the
border?

-No, we breezed through.

-Okay, Reardon's
hanging close to his club.

He's got a bodyguard with him.

I got Donny watching him now.

Just waiting for an opportunity.

I want one of you guys to
go out in front of the club

and watch the front door.

Take one hour shifts.

It's one block over.

The Chickadee.

This is who you're looking for.

-Sounds good.

[knocking]

-Where are we with the
Disciples case?

-Eh, I think we got lucky
last night on the raid.

We got a lot of Dante's
paper trail on file now.

-Excellent.

-We also got confirmation that
Dante's

gonna be buying Reardon's
bank machine business.

500 machines in the Vancouver
area.

-That deal's gone ahead, has
it?

-Apparently.

-What about this offshore bank

Reardon's involved in?

You find anything about that?

-Yeah, just what I mentioned.

It's apparently the First
National Bank of Ireland,

Bahama branch.

-The Bahamas.

Ted: Any idea what Reardon is
up to?

-Well, it looks to me like
he's selling

off some of his assets and
preparing to skip the country.

Maybe the Bahamas if he wants to
keep

an eye on his money.

-If Reardon leaves town,

that's gonna have a huge
impact on the local scene.

There's gonna be a turf war over

the vacuum he leaves behind.

-Even if Dante steps
up and buys him out?

-There's still gonna be a turf
war.

It'll be the Vietnamese
going after the Disciples

for the piece of Reardon's dope
trade.

With Reardon around, there's
relative peace in the valley.

He splits, that's not
gonna be the case anymore.

-You don't think Ronnie can
take over

and maintain the balance of
power?

-Well, that only works
'cause it's a partnership.

When Reardon leaves, it
may just be game over

for their type of West Coast
rounders.

Either that or Ronnie
partners up with Dante,

and I don't see that happening.

Now when Reardon exits the
scene,

it's gonna be chaos.

-Why don't you spin
out a couple of scenarios

along those lines and fill me
in?

-Will do.

-And try and find out who
these Bahama bankers are

Reardon's involved in, yeah?

-Yes, ma'am.

-Ma'am?

I got ahold of Julianna.

Should I have her come in?

-As soon as possible, please.

-I'm offering four million
for the bank machine business.

That includes all the bank
machines

and the spots in Vancouver,
right?

-Right, but two million, four
million,

doesn't make much difference.

It's not where the money is for
us.

The money is in you guaranteeing

that you're gonna wash all your
money

through our offshore bank.

-You want me to wash all my
cash through

you now for all my operations?

-Well, I'm gonna give you a
better deal

than anybody else.

-I don't want to quibble.

I'd be happy to wash
all my cash through you,

so long as you don't start
jackin' up your rates on me.

-You're lookin' for a fixed
rate?

-Yeah.

I want a five-year deal.

-Ah.

Can't give you that.

I can give you a two-year fixed
rate

at 10 cents on the dollar

and I'll let you have the
bank machines for five mil.

-Is your weed business on the
table?

-It could be, but I'm gonna
have to talk

to the growers.

I don't know if they want
to be in business with you.

I'm gonna have to ask.

-I don't want your growers.

I got weed coming out of my
ears.

I want your eastern Canada
customers.

-That's our cash cow.

-That's why I want it.

-You're gonna have to give us
time

to talk about that.

-Sure.

And we're done with the
bank machines at five mil?

-Cash.

-Yeah, yeah, okay.

Call me on the other thing.

-Yeah.

-Jesus, is this how it's all
gonna end?

-I thought you said
you were good with it?

-We got all our eggs in one
basket

with this bank deal thing,
right?

We sell the weed business to
Dante,

what does that leave us with if
we get

problems with the bank?

-When I split town,

they're gonna be fightin'
over our customers.

There's gonna be a war.

You're gonna be smack
dab in the middle of it.

You know, why not sell out?

Get a price?

-I feel like I really
don't have a choice here.

-Ron, things are changin'.

You know, you got a kid on the
way.

[phone ringing]

Maybe it's all for the good.

Yeah.

-These DEA guys or whoever
they are,

they're lookin' to grab
you up as soon as they can.

Today or tomorrow.

-You sure about this?

-Yeah.

They must have an inside
connection somewhere

because he said there's
an extradition order

coming down on you in the next
24 hours.

It was Rene.

Says I'm gonna be extradited

and the DEA's lookin' to grab
me.

[scoffing]

-Hello.

-I just heard that
I'm gonna be extradited.

Is that true?

-I can't discuss that right
now.

Let's meet in an hour?

-Am I gonna be extradited or
not?

-Not if I can help it,

but we need to discuss the
strategy.

I need an hour.

-Ma'am.

Julianna's here.

She's had quite an evening.

-She's here?

What's the story?

-The head of the
Blackmire Group has invited

her to travel with him to Mexico
City.

But she doesn't have the proper
papers.

-That was quick.

Hello.

-Hello.

-I understand you've
been invited to travel

abroad with Mr. Browne?

-Yes, but I have no good
papers.

Can you get me Canadian
passport?

-Slow down, what's the story?

You only met Mr. Browne
last night, correct?

-Yes.

-How the hell did you
wrangle an invitation

to Mexico City?

-Well, Inspector Kiniski told
me to

appeal to him to form a
relationship,

so I gave him good story.

-It must've been.

What did you tell him?

-I told him that I was
desperate

and that this was my
first professional date

and that I was trained
secretary,

and I was only prostituting
until I could get

honest job.

-And that was it?

He went for that?

-Well, not right away,

but by the end of evening,

he was asking me to travel to
Mexico

and to be his secretary at the
meetings.

-What meetings are these?

-I am supposed to be
on the flight next week.

Can you get me the papers on
time?

-What sort of meetings?

-He's going to another
summit meeting in Mexico

and he invited me to travel with
him

so as to be his secretary.

-He's going to Mexico for the
same sort

of meeting he's having here?

-So he says.

He has more meetings

today about the water

and then tonight

he's going to have dinner

with the bankers.

-And he just freely tells you
all this?

-Yes, I am his secretary now.

I already have some of his
itinerary.

From nine o'clock until noon
today

he has a meeting at the hotel.

And then dinner with someone
from

the bank to arrange for

some money transfers.

-You wouldn't happen to
know the name of the banker?

-Yes.

Meeting a Mr. Evans.

I have question.

-Of course.

-If I get money and things
from him, I can keep it?

No problem for you?

-No problem for me.

-Okay.

-Excuse us a minute, please.

Good work so far.

Julianna: Thank you.

Mary: She's got the stuff.

-Best I've seen in a long
time.

-If we give her a passport,

we risk her never coming back.

-I doubt very much whether
Browne

will keep her around very long.

She'll come back.

And with a lot of intel
on the Blackmire Group.

-All right, go ahead
and get her that passport.

Call our men in immigration
and get it done.

-Thank you.

Come.

We need to take your passport
picture.

-Thank you.

Thank you.

[suspenseful music]

[buzzer buzzing]

-Gordon Evans, I'm with the
bank.

I have some papers for Jim to
sign.

-He's in the office.

-Right away.

I just need your signature
on the share documents.

And just where it's flagged
there.

So how's everything at your end?

Okay?

No more problems with
the authorities, I hope?

-No, no problems.

You know, I'll probably be
heading down

to the islands in the next month
or so.

Come and check everything out.

-Well, that's fantastic.

We can go sailing, huh?

I can introduce you
around to the community.

Ah, there and there as well.

Oh, by the by.

I'm having a dinner tonight with

a very interesting chap, a Mr.
Browne.

He's the director of the
Blackmire Group.

I don't know if you know them.

-Don't think so, no.

-Well, potentially very
lucrative clients.

Very interested in our offshore
services.

And regarding the
replacement for Mr. Hogarty,

I was thinking Mr. Formby might
be

a good candidate for that.

-Possibility, yeah.

-All right then.

Well, I'll arrange for
you two to have a talk.

I think that's the last one
there.

Where exactly are we with Mr.
Hogarty?

-He's agreed to take
the buyout and resign.

-Oh, that's great, yeah.

All right, well I'll set up that
meeting

with Mr. Formby and get
back to you, all right?

-Sounds good.

Gordon: Thanks, gentlemen.

-Bye.

Ooh, gotta go.

-Let me know the score.

-Yeah.

Let's go.

-See that panhandler on the
corner?

Jimmy: Yeah.

-Been there a couple hours.

-Could be one of the DEA guys.

-Yeah.

I got my eye on him.

Let's see what happens.

-They're heading your way.

-Guy's clocking you
and he's got a radio.

Bob: Okay, don't let that
panhandler out of sight.

If he leaves, follow him.

-What's he driving?

-Late model Expedition
heading down Smy Street

right at you.

Reardon's in the passenger seat.

His bodyguard's driving.

-Here he comes.

Follow him.

I'm right behind you.

-Ah, fuck.

Yup, we just picked up a tail.

-Let's see what happens when I
do this.

-Okay, pull out again.

Yup, they got two cars.

All right, forget the meeting.

Just drive around for awhile.

Try to shake 'em.

Drop me back at the club.

[phone ringing]

-Yeah.

-I can't make the meeting.

I've got DEA all over my ass
here.

They're tracking me.

-Are you sure it's the DEA?

-Hang on, I can pull over and
ask 'em.

Mary: All right, get off the
street.

[horn honking]

-Hey, what's going
on with my extradition?

-I'm trying to get it stalled.

The crown says it's gonna
happen.

Probably today or tomorrow.

-You said you were gonna
be able to swing a deal.

-It looks like I lost.

You have two choices.

Jimmy: Okay.

-One is to stay and fight the
evidence.

Jimmy: Fight the evidence?

What are my odds on that?

Not very good, right?

-You might have to stay in
jail

while this goes on, but if you
do that

and you do beat the charges,

you can at least stay in Canada.

-Big if.

-But preferable to the other
option

which is you leave the
country and hope for the best.

-What's going on?

-It's Spalding.

Anything I can do?

-I don't think so.

The argument I'm gonna make is
this.

If you get charged and convicted
here,

you get two years max.

If you get charged and
convicted in the States,

it's at least 20.

That itself should be an
argument against extradition,

but so far it's not working.

You need to give me something
big to bargain with.

-I don't have anything to give
you.

-You could give us Dante.

-No, that's never gonna
happen.

You said you could protect me
and I hung

my ass out there for you.

Now you're telling me you can't?

Is that right?

-It doesn't look like I can
stave off

the extradition, no.

-All right, the fucking gloves
are off.

I'm not letting the DEA
take me in my own country.

-Calm down.

Don't do anything stupid.

Jim.

-What's going on?

-I just lost my protection.

Is that guy still at the front
there?

-Yeah, calm down, Jim.

-Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Just take it easy.

-Get out of my way.

Bob: Jim.

-Just take it, take it easy.

Bob: Jim, calm down.

Calm down.

-Get off! Get off me!

Get off!

Ronnie: Now you do this
right.

-Get off!

-What's the matter, ma'am?

-Reardon's gone off.

I need to speak to the Inspector
General.

-What's happened?

-The DEA sent a street
crew out to kidnap Reardon.

He spotted them and is
threatening to retaliate.

-Excuse me, he's on the line.

-Hello, sir.

Sorry to bother you,

but I've got a big crisis out
here.

-Go ahead.

-I've got a rogue DEA crew in
Vancouver

hunting for one of my top
informants.

Could you please call somebody
in Ottawa

or Washington and have them call
them off

before we've got blood
in the streets out here?

-What's the informant's name?

-I can't give you his name,

but I can send you the
details of the case.

They've got nothing to
justify extradition.

-Give me a couple of hours.

I'll get back to you.

Yes, Inspector General Boudreau
of the Attorney General.

[knocking]

-Okay, I've got the names of
the board

of directors on this Bahama
bank.

Some sketchy characters
involved.

One of them is Gordon Evans.

He's been involved in money
laundering

for over 20 years,

mostly out of the island of
Jersey

where he was apparently a go-to
guy

for the Irish Republican
Army in the early '80s.

-What, what was his name?

-Gordon Evans, Irish citizen.

-What was the name
of the banker Julianna

said Browne was having dinner
with?

-I believe it was Evans.

-Come on, answer your phone.

-I'm not runnin' away with
my tail between my legs.

They got nothing on me here in
Canada.

Nothing.

I'm not leaving my family behind
'cause

the DEA wants to take
revenge for their mistakes.

-You mess around with the DEA,

you're gonna have an enemy for
life.

They're everywhere.

-Come on, Ron.

You think they're ever
gonna leave me alone?

-I'm suggesting we don't
aggravate

the situation 'cause you're
freakin'.

-And do what then?

Nothing?

Just let 'em take me down?

-Stick to the plan, get out of
town.

-I changed my mind.

I don't want to leave my family
behind.

I'm not leavin'.

-Jesus Christ.

You got the DEA trying to kidnap
you,

you got the Canadian
cops helping them out.

How you think you're gonna
survive here?

You want to hide in the basement

the rest of your life?

-If I have to.

-You're just as crazy as your
brother.

-Hey, Ron, it's not your
life on the line here.

-Oh, you don't think so?

You don't think when
they're done with you,

they're gonna come after me and
Bob?

You go down, we all go down
whether you like it or not.

All right?

So do us all a favor and get out
of town.

[phone ringing]

-Excuse me.

The Inspector General's on the
line.

Jimmy: Leave a message.
[beeping]

-Call me, it's urgent.

Hello, Daniel.

This thing is heating up.

We need to intervene on the
informant's

behalf immediately.

You've gotta get through
to the Attorney General

and tell him to call of
this extradition order.

-You have a new development?

-Yeah, it looks like there's a
possible

connection between the informant

and the Blackmire Group.

-What's the connection?

-They share a bank in common.

The informant just
bought a piece of a bank

the Blackmire Group is
using to launder money.

That puts him right in
the thick of things.

-I'll call you back as soon as

I talk with the
Attorney General.

-Get Ted and Martin in here.

-Gonna need your help.

-Okay.

-I need to nail Reardon
in the next couple hours

or you guys are gonna arrest
him.

If that happens, I won't get
paid.

-What do you mean you don't
get paid?

-I'm a freelancer.

-I thought you were DEA.

-I used to be.

Not anymore.

The deal is if I get
Reardon over the line,

I collect 200 grand.

If I don't, I'm out expenses

and I go home with a hole in my
pocket.

-What do you want me to do?

-I think I can take him in the
club.

I don't have time to bring any
of my guys

up from Seattle.

Have you got a couple local boys

maybe who can help us out?

-How many guys do you need
from me?

-Three.

-Three.

I'll need a couple hours.

Nick: Soon as you can.

-Yeah.

-Okay, gentlemen.

We have a big opportunity that's
fallen

into our laps here.

Jim Reardon is about to be
placed smack

in the center of the Blackmire
Group's banking circle.

But we need Reardon's
cooperation

to make it happen and he's not
answering my calls right now.

So I'm gonna have you arrest him

on a minor charge and hold him

so the DEA can't grab him
before we set this up.

-Perfect.

-I need half an hour to walk
Reardon

through what's happening.

I've got a judge writing the
warrant.

As soon as I've got it in hand,

I want you to go to the
Chickadee and pick him up.

Get a crew together.

I need to speak to Julianna.

Find her and bring her in.

-You've got the Attorney
General on the line.

-Hello, sir.

I take it you've spoken
with the Inspector General.

Yes, exactly.

What I need is for you
to phone crown counsel

and call off the extradition
order on Jim Reardon.

-I'm gonna have to
take a raincheck, though.

All right.

All right.

Yeah, yeah, take it easy.

-I don't know what to do.

-Suck it up.

You stick to the plan.

Leave the country, you keep
this bank thing together.

A year from now you're gonna be
settled

somewhere else with a whole new
identity

and Francine and Stella can join
you.

-You're right.

This shit is gonna come down on
you

and everybody else.

-I know.

I can handle it.

I'll stay here.

I'll keep an eye on Dante and
everything's

gonna be fine.

You keep the bank together
and the money keeps flowing.

It's gonna work out.

You just gotta tough it out.

-I guess it's the way it's
gotta be.

-Trust me, I'll look
after Francine and Stella.

-Yeah, I know you will.

-Come on.

[phone ringing]

-Yeah.

-Hey.

It's Rene.

I can't get ahold of Jim.

-What's up?

-This DEA guy isn't with the
DEA.

He's a bounty hunter.

He's comin' for Jim at the club.

-When's this happening?

- Now.

You better tell Jim to fly.

-Thank you.

Okay, we got our deal.

The Attorney General's called
off the extradition order.

It's temporary and it's
dependent

on Reardon agreeing to inform on

the workings of the Blackmire
Group.

-The crown just rang.

The judge signed your warrant.

-Okay, that's what we need.

Get the warrant, get on
over to the Chickadee,

and arrest Reardon.

-I'm gonna keep an
eye on Dante for awhile.

Make sure he sticks to the deal.

-What about this new banker?

You're not gonna have time to
meet him.

-I'll get Coombs to check him
out.

If he's good with him, I'll go
with him.

Ronnie: Hey.

-Okay, I just heard from Rene.

These DEA guys aren't DEA.

They're bounty hunters.

And they're gonna try to grab
you here

at the club tonight.

We gotta get you out of town.

Planes are waitin'.

I got your papers.

We gotta go.

-I gotta say goodbye
to Francine and Stella.

-Not now.

You bring them to the shipyard.

You can say goodbye at the dock.

I gotta get Jim out of here now.

-Take care of everybody.

-I will.

-I'm flying you over the
border.

Gonna get you down to Mexico.

From there, Costa Rica.

-James Reardon, I have
a warrant for your arrest

on charges of conspiracy to
possess

the proceeds of crime and the
possession

of proceeds of crime.

-Reardon just got
arrested by the Canucks.

-She's inside.

Mary: Thank you.

You can take the cuffs off.

-I'd like to speak with my
lawyer.

-You aren't gonna need a
lawyer.

I've managed to cut you a deal.

Thank you, Ted.

-What's the deal?

-I've managed to convince
the Attorney General

you're more valuable to us here

than rotting in an American
jail.

He's agreed to fight
the extradition charges,

as long as you continue to prove
yourself

a valuable intelligence source.

-Meaning I do what?

-You're in business with a
gentleman

by the name of Gordon Evans

in a joint venture with
the Irish National Bank,

Bahamas branch, am I right about
that?

-What if you are?

-Mr. Evans, I believe,

is having a meeting right about
now

with a director of an
organization called

the Blackmire Group.

-What if he is?

-The Blackmire Group
is about to ask Mr. Evans

to launder a great deal of
money through your bank.

We'd like you to facilitate that

and provide us with the details.

We want to know where
the money's coming from.

That is who, what
corporations and organizations

here in Canada and elsewhere in
the world.

And where the money goes
when it leaves your bank.

-Is it gonna interfere
with my own use of the bank?

-No, you'll be able to
continue

your use of the bank to do
whatever it is

you plan to do.

As long as you provide us with
the intelligence we require.

-What's the catch?

-The catch is you'll no
longer be off the books.

You'll be a registered
informant.

Your identity will remain
confidential,

but you may at some point in the
future

be required to provide court
testimony.

-If I don't agree?

-Then the Attorney
General has instructed me

to hold you here, until you're
arrested

on the extradition warrant

and immediately turned
over to the Americans.

Read this.

And if you agree to the terms,
sign it.

I'll be outside.

-Turn around.

I've gotta tuck this in.

It's already on.

You don't have to touch a thing.

When the meeting's over,

go to the washroom, remove the
camera,

stick it in your purse.

All right, done.

Now I'm gonna put this on your
lapel.

There you go.

We're gonna drop you off a
block from the restaurant.

Okay?

-Yes.

-Okay, let's go.

-Yeah, I'm on my way.

-Bob.

Bob, I need to talk to Jim.

-He can't see you right now.

He's busy.

-Okay, well you can let him
know

that I'm not happy with my deal,
okay?

I do not think I've been
treated fairly here.

-Okay, hang on.

I'll tell him.

Wait right here.

-You can let him know too that
I brought

my lawyer along just in case you
guys

thought you could fuck me over.

-Wait here.

-You hear where they're
holding Jim?

-Yeah, he's just been
released.

I gotta go pick him up.

And he says everything's okay.

Doesn't have to leave the
country.

-Wow.

Okay, go pick him up.

-Hogarty's here.

Makin' noises.

Says he wants to open up his
deal again.

Doesn't think he was treated
fairly.

Keep an eye on him.

Don't let him go.

Ronnie: All right.

-Wait here.

Jim's on his way.

-I'll be here.

-Are we hangin' around or do
you want us

to go back to Seattle?

It's your dollar.

-Let's see what this guy has
to say.

-What's happening?

-You tell me.

Reardon got arrested this
afternoon

and it wasn't the extradition
cops.

Can you find out what's goin'
on?

Is he being released or what?

-Give me an hour.

I'll make some calls.

Bob: You all right?

-Yeah.

[knocking]

-How'd it go with Julianna?

-Fantastic.

I'm just having a look at it
now.

What did Reardon have to say?

Mary: He signed the deal.

He's agreed to provide
us with anything we want.

-Julianna was perfect.

Here we go.

They don't get into the
nitty gritty until dessert.

That's the Irish Bank, Evans
there.

That's the CEO of the Blackmire
Group.

Browne on his left.

-Transfer monies from
my bank in the Bahamas

to anywhere in the world
with absolute discretion.

You don't have to worry about
it.

Man: How soon can we get
started?

-Anytime.

We can do it now.

All we need is your
instructions as to where

to wire the funds.

-We have quite a few
government officials.

Both here in Canada and
in the United States.

They are all going to
need individual accounts.

How much traffic do you
think you can handle?

-As much as you require.

I mean, we have subsidiaries
around the world.

You name it.

The Caymans, Europe, the Middle
East.

We can put the money
wherever it needs to be.

-Well, we have it.

-Fantastic.

-Mmm.

-Still got this guy up
on the corner watching us.

-Yeah, I'm gonna handle that.

Go on in. Hogarty's
waiting for you.

-Reardon's back at the club.

-Yeah, okay, it's a go then,
boys.

-Hang on. I got the
bodyguard comin' at me.

[punch smacking]

-You copy?

-Copy, who's this?

-You better come pick up your
trash

off the street here.

Next time you try anything like
this,

you'll find your guy in a
fucking morgue.

-Jim's ready to see you.

Just you.

-It's okay, wait here, all
right?

I just want a fair deal.

I hope you understand that.

-Yeah, I understand.

He's on the roof having
dinner with his wife and kid.

Show some respect.

-I will.

-Go on.

He's expecting you.

Come see me on the way out.

Let me know what the deal is,
okay?

-Yeah, okay.

[door slamming and echoes]

[Exotic music]