All language subtitles for The Professionals - 4x04 - Involvement

Okay, love, don't be
frightened. Just go back inside, please.

There he was. It's unfortunate.

I wanted him alive, I told you.

Yeah, well, that's about all you did
tell us. What were we following him for,

anyway? To observe a report. The
last thing I wanted was any shooting.

Oh, yeah? Well, why didn't you
tell him that? He had a .38 on Doyle.

What was that supposed to do?

Aye. Do you want a lift?

Hey, see you later.

Are you all right?

It's our job.

What?

You're hired to kill people?

Yeah, that's right. We get paid for
it. Look, it was him or me, you know.

I just came to see if you were all right.

Yes, I'm fine. Thank you.

No, you're not.

Have you got any drink?
Scotch, brandy, anything?

Do you make a habit of
pushing people around?

Only when necessary.

Drink it.

Drink it.

All of it.

I suggest you lie down or something.

You are capable of making
suggestions, then. Who are you, anyway?

Doyle. My name's Ray Doyle.

And you kill people, do you?

You've had a bad shock, you know. You
could start crying, shaking, anything.

No, I'm perfectly in control, thank
you. And I'm not the crying type.

No, maybe you're not.

Yeah, well, I might want to send
flowers with a card. You know,

it's not every day I kill someone
I don't know. His name was Conroy.

Walter John Conroy.

And none of this for you, I
assume, while you're on duty?

Well, actually, I could
really use a drink, thank you.

I'm never off duty.

That must be a treat for your girlfriends.

Thank you.

I'd tip that he knows a man
who's into a lot of dirty business.

Our sort of business, eh?

Maybe.

Or maybe some run-of-the-mill criminal
matter to be passed over to the boys in blue.

Now, we may never know.

I was shocked, actually.

But what else am I supposed to think?

I'm pushed back against the door, a
gun fires, and a man gets killed.

I pushed you up against the
door to save you getting hurt,

and the man got killed because he was
just about to kill. It's like they say,

pays you money, it takes your choice.

And you have. Eh? Well, CI5.

You volunteered because you wanted it.

Well, I wasn't press-ganged
into it, if that's what you mean.

Listen, thanks for the drink.

Thank you.

It's all part of the service. Ah.

I didn't get your name for my report.

Anne Holly.

Anne Holly.

What's the verdict? Conroy
was a pro. Clean as a whistle.

What, no book of matches
with nightclub name on them?

Forensics went over him with
a fine tooth comb. Yeah, and?

Not much.

Except that he must
have liked Italian food.

Traces of Italian food. Down his tie. On
his shoes. Both shoes, deep in the welts.

But he weighed it in pasta. Oh. I doubt
if you'd get that from a restroom, eh?

But you might if you were
invited into the kitchen.

Sounds like Doyle's job. Here's
the one with the Italian contacts.

Maybe you like to gamble.

Smoke.

Italian kitchen where it
all happens, you know?

When you get your shoes full of spaghetti.

Hey, you never told me how you got on.

Eh?

With that bird, the
apartment block. Ah, she's a toughy.

Oh, yeah, what do you mean?
Mind of her own, determined.

Thought it wasn't a mind
you were interested in, mate.

Just went back to see if
she was all right, all right?

Oh, yeah.

Anyway, she doesn't like the
whole sort. Sounds interesting.

Bit of a challenge, anyway.

Hey, pull over.

Hey, Tony!

I'm looking for Benny.

Yeah, well, Benny ain't here, is he?

I can see that, Tony.

You know where I can
find him. Me? How would

I know? Tony, if I say you know, you know.

Yeah, well, maybe the
Napoli, eh? The Napoli? Yeah,

the Napoli, that's where he'll be.

Tony!

Are you carrying? Me carrying?

You know me, Mr Doyle. Yeah, I know
you, Tony, so why you so nervous? Nervous?

I ain't nervous.

Why would I be nervous, eh?

Tell him.

No.

Benny had a run in at the Napoli
last year. He hasn't been there since.

Forget it! Luigi's, Chalkham Street.

Bodie!

Penny!

Comatose.

Ten percent chance.

Well, he really hurt him, didn't he? Why?

A warning would have been enough for
Benny. He was scared of his own shadow.

Why'd they have to go
and beat him to pieces?

Hey, it's just a job.

Yeah, what a job.

Come on.

You need a drink with some female company.

No, I just want to go home.

Maybe she was right about us.

Eh?

That's it.

Yeah.

Thank you.

Cheers.

Cheers.

So you just happened to be in the area?

No, I wanted to see you again.

I understand. It's a human
frailty. We all need to be loved.

Oh, you can see that I
might be human, then?

Just about, yes.

Yeah, well, I did want the
company. That part's true, anyway.

I should have thought that
was the last thing you needed.

You don't like me, do you?

I don't know you.

No, you don't. It doesn't stop
you making snap judgments, does it?

What do you mean?

Look, I understand that you're upset
by what you saw, but that's not unique,

you know. Anybody would be.

I'd like to explain how I feel about it.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

I am prepared to listen.

Great. Let's have dinner, then.

I'm hardly dressed for dinner.

Neither am I, so it'll just have to be
spaghetti back at my place, won't it?

I'll open a bottle of wine.

You're steamrollering me again.

All right, I'll rephrase that.

Would you do me the inestimable
pleasure of dining with me, please?

Yes.

I'll open a bottle of wine.

Some records in the
corner, if you want music.

I was looking at the books.

I don't see any of our titles.

I work for a publisher,
reading manuscripts, you know,

sorting the wheat from the chaff.

Oh, we've got something in common, then.

That's what I do.

Sort the wheat from the chaff, yeah.

No, there's a
difference. You destroy the chaff.

Oh, come on, let's have a truce, eh?

I mean, too much agro, you
know, it affects my cooking.

Well, sir?

Well, I'm not gonna be
the one that tells him.

I'll have Benny.

Benny? Who's Benny?

It's just a guy I know.

Did I say the wrong thing?

No, it's all right. It's a friend
of mine who got hurt this morning.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Yeah.

Was it an accident?

No, it wasn't an accident.

You did mean it, didn't
you, about needing company?

Oh, yeah, sure.

Pretty girls, always welcome here.

Is Benny a close friend?

Yeah, I like him.

I caught him stealing apples from
the Barrett when I was a copper.

He was just a kid, so
I kicked his backside,

rid him of the rye attack
and sent him on his way.

He helped me a lot after that, you
know, keeping his ear to the ground.

What, you mean as an informer?

Well, technically. I mean, he never
received or expected any kind of payment for it.

I called him my undercover man. He
loved it. He really loved that. I mean,

he thought he was some kind
of secret agent, you know.

Bit simple. I don't know,
maybe he was just an informer.

Nobody's just in anything.

So what happened to him?

I only touch more parmesan, don't you?

You're a paradox.

You're much more complex than I imagined.

I don't know. Yeah?

Yeah? Ali here.

Yeah, hang on.

My boss.

Sorry to disturb you, but can we talk?

Yes.

Excuse me.

Sorry.

I'm sorry, Doyle. I know you liked
Benny. It's all part of the job.

Anyway, he was just an
informer, wasn't he?

Yeah.

And he spoke before he died.

Dumbo. Did that mean anything?

Jumbo?

That meant something big.

Then he liked using coats.

I thought it was Dumbo.

But anyway, something big.

And he said the
Christmas man. Christmas man.

Are you sure? Yeah, of course I'm sure.

Christmas man, no. But
something big, yeah?

Oh, Benny will be
sending a wreath, of course.

Of course.

How did he take it?

He's not easy to read.

Who's the girl?

Girl?

Redhead, green eyes, petite.

Well, he's got her in there.
The crafty, randy old toad.

Oh, she sounds like the girl that he met
at the flats, you know, when I shot Conroy.

He looked pretty grim.

That mate of mine, Benny... He's dead.

I'm sorry.

Not being like this about it. I
mean, he wasn't my brother or anything.

Well, you care.

That's pretty rare these days.

Yeah, it's also pretty stupid in my job.

Hey, I know a place where we can dance
and be the best-dressed people on the floor.

You're a bit of a
paradox yourself, you know.

Cheek to cheek with a dreading fuzz.

I made a reappraisal. And?

I decided anyone who can make a
spaghetti like that can't be all bad.

Come on, you son of a... Come on, do
yourself a favour, I'll break your arm.

Oh, God, don't...

What are you doing? You've got
nothing on me! I've done nothing!

Nothing? Oh, what are you run
for? I thought you were hijackers.

Hijackers have to pass
the command, Marley, turn

round, the face, you
know my face, don't you?

Yeah, now I do show up.

I didn't recognise you, OK? I've done
nothing, I tell you, I've done nothing.

I never thought you had done nothing.

Huh?

Then what'd you break my arm for? I'm
sorry about that. I'm looking for Tony.

Tony? Yeah, Tony Arnelli. I thought you
might point me in the right direction.

That's all you wanted, Tony?

That's all I wanted,
Tony, yeah? Doyle! What?

Oh, very nice.

Did you give you anything on Tony?

No, you know, Tony's dropped out of sight.

Well, we've got all units
working on it. We'll find him.

How'd you get on last
night with your date?

Cowley's got a slack mouth.

Well, maybe you didn't
know it was a secret.

It was the girl from the
apartment block, wasn't it?

Yeah.

And?

And?

Well, how'd you get on? It was OK. That
means you didn't. It means it was OK.

Oh, come on, I know you.
When you score, you get

that little twinkle in
your eye, don't you?

Anyway, if you want some
expert advice, mate, I'm your man.

Oh, well, thanks very
much. Any time. Let me know.

Hello. Hello, Ray. Are you alone? Yeah.

Yeah, come on in.

Wow!

Will you look at that?

Eh?

I've just come round to invite you
out for a drink, mate. Oh, yeah.

But what time are you
due back in the window?

Oh, look at that tie. Will you?
Listen, mate, the place I'm going to dinner,

do you want to let you in with that one?

Don't be embarrassed. I'm not embarrassed.

Have you bought a cat?

I've just figured out
who you are. You're the

guy who murdered Vaudeville, aren't you?

Oh, it's your
aftershave? Yeah. Oh, never mind.

Ah, you look absolutely ravishing, mate.
Why don't you help yourself to a drink?

No, I'm fine.

What the hell are those?

Hey, now, look.

It's going over the top a bit, isn't it?

Listen, mate, seriously.

Doesn't she know your night runs to two
hot dogs at the back of the Odeon, eh?

I mean, flowers. I've never
had to use flowers. Oh, well,

you never met a girl
like Anne, yes, have you?

So we grabbed them, and we found out it
wasn't what they were running for at all.

The van was full of stolen furs.

You should be so lucky.

It's part of the course. You
start digging in the dirt,

you're bound to find some
worms you weren't looking for.

You're much more relaxed.

A little more relaxed.
Tell me about your day.

Oh, terrible. You know
that horror stories are in.

One I was reading today was
something very... I'm sorry, mate.

I thought you were somebody else. OK?

I'm sorry, we're looking
for somebody, and I thought

maybe... You never switch off, do you?

I do, I have, right now.

Where do you want to eat?
Chinese, Indian, Italian?

Sandwiches?

No, let's... I think let's eat.

All right.

Let's just stay here and talk.

OK. I want to dive in and wrestle a duck.

Er, listen, Ray.

Hmm?

I might be going abroad.

They've offered me a job at the New
York office, and I said I'd let them know.

When?

End of the month.

Is it what you want?

I suppose it's a marvellous opportunity.

I don't know.

I... I don't know.

Yeah?

I've been involved before, you know.

I was engaged once, and I
broke it off in the end

because I suppose I felt
he didn't really need me.

Not really.

I need you.

You've only known me a few days.

Seven days, yeah.

That means it's serious. I've got to go.
Look, take the keys to my car, will you?

No, I'll get a cab.

Please, take the keys
to my car and give me

a bag tonight, all right? I'll talk then.

Take care.

Oi!

Bad time you introduced us, isn't it?
You pulled me down here just to say that.

I'm disappointed in you, mate. I mean,
you know, team spirit, share and share alike.

Yeah, not this time.

Anyway, we found your mate, Tony. Good.

Top floor, first on your right.

All right, we'll take it from here.

It's a filthy hole. Mind
you don't tread in something.

Didn't get that from honest toil.

You gotta be joking, kid. We've got guns.

Even Bruce Lee can't deflect bullets.

Looks easier on the movies, doesn't it?

You know what I'm thinking of now?

Do you know what I can see? Benny!

He looked just like he'd
been thrown over a balcony.

No, he was only a big one. A jumbo.

A jumbo what?

I don't know.

You saw what happened, didn't you,
Bodie? Yeah. We bust in, he got scared,

and he went right over the edge.

Nothing we could do, poor fellow.

A shipment, that's all I know!

Drugs?

Yeah, maybe.

Yeah, yeah, drugs!

How's it coming in? Ship or courier?

Jumbo's got to be a plane, hasn't it?

Is it mine? Is it a plane? Yes,
yes! Good, good, good, good, good.

Come on, stand up.

Right, now try... Listen, try this one.

Christmas man.

Eh?

Christmas man.

Hey, Christmas man, who
is he? All right, mate.

He doesn't know. Let's give him a cowling.

What's got into you, Doyle?

Normally have to pull me off.

Is it this bird or something?
It's not just Benny, is it?

She's not coming across.

Knock it off.

Well, maybe she is.

Next thing you know, you'll be
telling me you're gonna marry her.

Yeah, well, I might just do that.

He isn't gonna tell us anything.

Because he doesn't know anything, right?

Yeah, that's what I figured. Small timer.

Oh, never mind. Drug drop and give
him and it to the drug squad, can't we?

No, they killed Benny.

Doyle's informant. Which makes them ours.

What have we got?

Oh, it's a big drop.

Coming in by plane.

Probably a private jet, do you reckon?
Private planes don't get past radar,

and when they land,
they have to be accounted

for. No, it'll probably
be Heathrow, Gatwick.

Yeah, well, it'll be soon. Tony, the
street lad, is getting a bit jittery.

May not know the who or the when, but
he certainly knows it's coming soon.

Aye.

Well, that's Dawes, Forty.

I'll put him out in
the streets undercover.

Yeah, you better be quick about it, sir.

He's going to stick out like a
sore thumb in his morning suit.

What's that supposed to mean?

Oh, nothing, maybe.

But I think spring's
come a bit early for him

this year. That girl?
Yeah. A bit tasty, mind.

And you think it's serious?

Mm.

Well...

No, it's just a passing
fancy, but... But what?

Well, he may not be pulling the rope,
but he's certainly hearing those bells.

Well, that's your job.

Eh?

To check her out. Oh,
come on, Doyle's girlfriend.

Would have to be checked
out if he wants to marry her.

No operative can marry
without my permission.

I didn't know that.
It's in the small print.

And anyway, it's not ever
likely to affect you, is it? Yeah.

Yeah, well, we don't know he's
going to get married yet, do we?

Well, when he does, if he does, I'll be
able to smile benevolently and say yes,

won't I? Check her out. I don't
believe you could smile benevolently.

I may get your laughing gear on now.

That looks pretty good, doesn't it? Yeah.

Is your father still alive?

Well, I think so, yes.
No-one's told me otherwise.

Do you mind?

Not at all.

What did he do?

Development of some kind.
Property, I should imagine. Let's see.

There you are.

Thank you. Thank you.

You want to know about Mr Holly? That's
right. He's been a pillar in this parish.

Absolute pillar.

Not a regular churchgoer, you
understand, but interested.

Contacts in high places.

Don't we all?

For the fete last year, he
organized a flying display.

This year, it's a mini circus.

I do hope the elephants don't.

No, I find it gratifying, Mr... Cowley.

Cowley.

I find it gratifying his good
works are not to go unnoticed.

A profile, you say?

Yes, in depth.

Well, thanks for your help.
I'll speak to Mr Holley now.

First on the left, you say?

At the bottom. You can't miss it.

Charming house. Thank you.

But he's away today.

Morning. Is Mr Holly at home? I'm
sorry, sir. Mr Holly's not at home.

Ah.

Who shall I say called?

Oh, don't bother. I'll call later. Thanks.

Come on in, darling. The door's open.

Anything you say,
sweetheart? All right, mate?

Yeah, I thought you were
Anne. She's coming to dinner.

Oi, what's all this, then?

What? You doing all the cooking now?

Yeah, I am.

I'll let you into a secret, actually.

Just go and cook.

Yeah, I know.

It's the only fault I can
find, you know, though.

Yeah, have you been? The lad said
you were on a special assignment.

Oh, it's just routine. A check-up job.

Anybody I know?

No, I don't think so. It's
good, isn't it? Yeah, it's great.

Do you want to stay to dinner?

Say no. I wouldn't if I could, mate.
I'm not a gooseberry, you know. Fine.

You know, I was thinking,
between her and her dad,

it's a bit strange not
keeping in touch, isn't it?

I think a wealthy man would
want to look after his daughter.

How do you know he's
wealthy? Property, development.

Sounds like money to me, mate.

So, she's not bitter about him, then?

Never mentions him.

It is serious between you two,
isn't it? I mean, deadly serious.

Beautifully serious.

But what do you want?

I missed you.

Every time I see that ugly face, it
makes me feel so incredibly handsome.

See you, mate.

Have a nice time. Bon appétit.

Give my love to Anne. I will.

Careful, they're still a bit tacky.

Oh, thanks.

Thanks, Kirsty.

Trust everyone, but cut the cards.

An old Chinese proverb. Hey,
they're a bit good, these, aren't they?

I ought to take you down.

Yeah, sir.

Recognise him?

Now, how can you be
involved with someone crooked?

Honest men have become
unwittingly involved with crooks before.

For God's sake, what's it going to take
to satisfy you? Just keep on looking, Bodie.

I knew it was okay when I
talked to that vicar, you know.

Never underestimate vicars.
They know what they're talking...

Seen this guy before.

See you soon.

Hello.

Well?

Shut the door.

I'm not listening to any more of this!

You.

Checking up.

Did you tail us?

Did you bug my bedroom? She
checked on her father, Charles Holly.

I don't want to know! And
you've got to hear what he found.

You've got to assess it for yourself.

Taken outside Holly's house. What's this?

I haven't seen her father for years.

How did you meet her?

You know damn well how I met her.

We were chasing Conroy and he...

Come on, that's ridiculous.

He just ducked into the
nearest cover. He was with me.

Which just happened to be the
block Anne Holly was living in.

And he just happened
to be on her floor. No.

Conroy links to Tony and Benny.

You remember Benny.

And this man links them
to her father. All tenuous

links, nothing proven, I admit that.

But would you leave it at
that, Doyle, would you?

She doesn't know anything. She's
not involved, sir. I know her.

You haven't answered my question.

What would you do? There's something else.

The Christmas man.

Holly.

No. No!

You can believe what you like.
I don't have to listen to it.

I don't have to believe it.

I resign. You can't.

You can't because you're already under
suspension. Since when? Since 30 seconds ago.

Okay.

Doyle.

I.D. and armoury.

Are you alright?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Want some?

Nuts over monkeys.

Forgive me for living.

Does David Bailey know about you?

It's Charles Holley inspecting the weeds.

The roses.

Oh, that's Charles Holley and his
secretary. Her name's Penny McCain, no record.

Ah, with ex-Chief Constable Sply.

And that's the vicar paying a call.

Ah, there's Mrs Talmadge, the local
ladies' committee for, well, you name it.

Again with group captain
Vincent, off to play golf.

See, these are the kind
of people you'd trust

with your 18-year-old
nymphomaniac sister, sir.

Put up that last one again.
What, golf with a groupie?

Now, blow it up for that section there.

More.

More.

Doyle.

The stupid... More than that.

Could be a big operation brewing
here, Bodie, if he fouls it up.

Let me talk to him, sir.

I'm a free agent.

I'm a citizen.

On suspension or not, you're still with
CI5. There's nothing free about that, mate.

You get in our way.

Well, you just won't be allowed
to get in our way, all right?

You'll see to that person here, will you?
You think I enjoyed doing what I did, eh?

You think I got a kick out of it? !

What are you supposed to be doing out
there anyway? What are you hoping to achieve?

I was nosing about. Oh, yes, Raymond
Doyle, the one-month army super cop,

gonna solve everything
where our resources failed, eh?

Just get your brains
back in your skull, mate,

and stop leaving them
where that bird's put them.

That's better. You feel
better now, don't you?

All right.

Well, I suppose one has
to make these sacrifices

for a mate now and
again. She's not involved.

I know. You never bothered
to ask me, though, did you?

Listen, Ray, I like Anne, OK?

I think she's too good for you, mate.

I'm sorry.

Don't be.

Look, do me a favour.

Start using your intelligence.

What's that supposed to mean?

Well, Anne's under suspicion.

And who's in the best
position to ferret? That's lousy.

It's realistic. I can't!

Well, you'll have to, mate.

Because sooner or later
there's going to be a warrant.

At least you're going to be kind. You're
going to be trying to prove her innocence.

He looks happy.

Perhaps he's looking forward to Christmas.

Sure you don't want to come with me?

Better learn sometime, you know.

Eggs, sugar, quiche.

What else?

Bananas.

Banana flambe without bananas. Come on.

Bananas. Two in.

I won't be long.

I forgot my purse.

Hi, how's it going?

Ah, we're very unpopular
with the airport authorities.

Checking every passenger,
every piece of baggage.

The flight delays are stacking up.

What about you?

Oh, just an ordinary average day. I
met the Spade, the black gentleman.

Barbers, two hours with a
girlfriend, betting shop.

One hour with another
girlfriend, and the tailors. Oh,

and half an hour with another girlfriend.

An ordinary average day.

Yeah, well, it must be
all this soul food, sir.

I've told you about the men before I
met you. I've told you everything.

If there's anything else you
want to know, you've only to ask.

Don't ever do that again.

This is the one you're not
supposed to see. Oh, embarrassing.

Yeah, we've changed a bit since
then, haven't you? I'm glad to say.

That's my mother.

Oh, yeah.

She's pretty, isn't she?
See where you get it from.

This is us on a beach in Majorca.

Us on another beach.

Us on another beach. Us on another beach.

Oh, this is my father. It's the
only one I've got of him, actually.

I don't know how old he is
there. In his 20s, I think.

When he was still with the RAF.
I don't know what this one is.

Yeah, lovely.

There's plenty more.

Yeah, if we look at them
all now, what are we going

to do on those long,
dark, cold winter evenings?

We'll think of something.

Yeah, I'm sure we will.

Oh, Ray, I do love you.

Think it's tonight, then?

Tonight, within the next 24 hours, yeah.

There we are, lover.

Thanks, darling.

What's all this for?

It's a map of the area
around Holly's house.

Well, have you got an idea, man?

It's just something the vicar said.

The vicar of Holly's
village, you know. What did he say?

I just remember him
telling me that Holly organized

a flying display for a fate of his.

Now, I've seen some of these
displays, sir. Oh, so have I. I know,

but correct me if I'm wrong.

Now, with radar at low level, there's a
limit, right? I mean, at the last minute,

it could actually disappear off
the screen, am I right? Mm-hmm.

And my theory is, let's say two
of these planes from the display,

both with pilots trained for it, are
flying really close together. In fact,

their wings would be
overlapping like that.

They'd probably register on radar as one
plane. That's right. At the last minute,

one of them peels off.
The one carrying the drop?

Yep. Goes right under the radar,
lands secretly, the other one carries on,

lands officially. It's
checked and found clean.

By God, Bodhi, I think you've hit it.

Well, I don't know, but look at
this. There's a couple of hills here.

That's creating a little valley.
Probably big enough for a light aircraft.

Certainly screening for the radar, anyway.

Well, stick it out. Move in our task
force and get over there ourselves.

I'm coming with you.

Hold in your Conroy.

I've just seen a photograph of
him. They were in the RAF together.

RAF?

It's morning. Thought you'd
like to know. Oh, thanks.

Morning.

Yeah, well, technically, anyway.

Well, some nightclubs are
still open at this time.

7-1 to Alpha.

Coming. I can't see anything,

but there's a car just started
up around the back of the house.

Moving away.

Your direction, I'd say. Right.

Hey, do you think that's...

That way, sir.

There's another one.

A daylight drop?

A private plane in broad daylight.

Less suspicious.

Air traffic control.

Come in.

Oh, I might have your
aircraft, Alpha Victor 999.

Course for Biggin Hill
shortly to enter our area.

I'll patch you through.

Biggin Hill, this is Alpha Victor
999 at flight level 70 heading 279.

ETA Biggin in 10 minutes.

Alpha Victor 999, Higgin Hill, we have
contact. Maintain heading and height.

They're getting damn close.

Bodhi, you were right.

Bet I'm right about
everything else as well.

All units, bandit is coming down.
Do not move. Repeat, do not move.

Let them come to us.

They're down. Yeah, and they're
not far away either. Open the doors,

unload the cargo, say what?

30 seconds. Yeah? Yeah.

Get a lot of drugs in a small suitcase.

Let one, just one, come our way. Sounds
like both of them are coming our way.

I demand to speak to my lawyer.

You can't charge me until...
We're not charging you, not just now.

We'd like to talk first.

Tell us about Anne.

Come on, what about her?

Who the hell are you
talking about? Your daughter.

You remember your daughter? Oh, yes, Anne.

Yeah, that Anne.

So how's she involved?

Involved? I haven't seen her
for years. Conroy has. Conroy.

Come on, you knew Conroy.

Of course I knew him. So
what's he doing running her

out of that apartment
block, her apartment block?

Which apartment block? Where?
Kensington, Stamford Court.

Does she still live there?

Yes, I suppose she must.

He'll have inherited it from her mother.

I bought two flats
there years ago by way of

investment. When we
split up, she kept one.

The other was sold to...
Conroy's sister, I think.

She married... I don't know her name.

That's why he was going there.

I suppose so.

Is it important?

Yeah, very important.

I thought she was listening! Bonnie!

Just leave them.

What the hell's going on here?

I had to. I had to be
sure. Do you understand that?

No, I do not understand, Ray.

I gave you my word. I thought
you trusted me and loved me.

I do.

Not enough.

I never thought you were
involved in that. Never once.

But you checked me out, didn't you?

Oh, I was foolish enough to
think that you could change.

It wouldn't work, Ray.
It could never work.

I'm one thing, and... well,
you're exactly what you are.

Bye. Bye, Ray. Moni!

Yeah, I know.

Never come between a man and his woman.

What about a man on his own
who's taken a bit of stick?

You got a proverb for that?