All language subtitles for The Professionals - 4x10 - The Gun

Drop me off at my car, will you?

Yeah, sure. Where do you live at?

Grosvenor Square.

Did he?

Did not.

Please try and patch me through.

It's not a personal call. It's urgent.

Where have I left it? I
don't know. Do you want

me to put an APB out for it? That's it.

Patch call from Ingo North.

Dial.

Shout out to a teacher friend of yours.

Hello. Bit late for
marking homework, innit?

What are you doing up at this hour?

I'm in an all-night cath. There's this
boy who used to be in my class. He phoned.

He's in some trouble. He's on heroin.

He's been talking about some
shipment that's coming through.

I think he knows more than he'll tell me.

What, you want a bit of
the third degree, do you?

No.

He wants me to help him.

I only want you to come if you go easy.

Yeah, sure, I was only joking. Where
are you? Weren't you ever curious?

Didn't you want to know what it was like?

A little snort, a little sniff.

Maybe you were too scared.

Can I help you?

What's that you're phoning?
You don't want to help me.

You want me to help you, Paul?

Well, I can't do it all by
myself. I'm not qualified.

You turn me over to them!

Tessa!

No, Paul!

Tessa!

You're using me as an informer!

Stitches get paid!

Sophie, tell me.

Oh, Paul, sit back down there and listen.

You could be in danger
of what you told me, too.

I didn't tell you anything!

My God, I know why they
call this the graveyard shift.

If I've got any money,
I think I'll get a cab.

Bye.

Bye now.

Sorry.

He saw me on the phone. He
thought I was calling in the law.

He got angry and scared and ran off.

Well, let's run after him, eh? Yeah.

Hello, I'm Ray.

Hello. I can't. I don't
know where he's living now.

Never mind. Come on,
let's have a cup of tea.

Any teas?

Yeah, three, please. Hello.

Hello.

I'm Inga.

You're this one's partner, aren't you?

Yeah.

I've heard about you.

All bad, of course.

Of course.

Paul stole the rest of my
money. Needed a fix, I imagine.

You know, stealing's a
reflex for them, isn't it?

If he wanted it that bad,

how do you know he wasn't
spinning you a line about the shipment?

I got the impression that he'd become
involved because of his dependency.

He wanted me to try and
help him kick the habit,

not sell me information or steal from me.

He wouldn't have behaved like he did
if he wasn't on the level, would he?

You had much to do with addicts?

I'm a teacher, not a social worker.

If he is on the level,
when's the shipment due?

Friday.

Well, that's a bit
soon, innit? If his mates

find out he's unstable,
they're gonna OD him.

Saw you with Miss Northpaw.

Running to tell teacher.

A bit old for that, aren't we? I didn't.

We just talked.

I worn out, Gary.

I worn out. Yeah, I know.

Sorry it has to be me.

Just think of it as euthanasia.

Need a lift, Claudine?

No, thanks, Franco.

You don't have to
waste your dough in cabs.

First time, wasn't it?

Want to talk about it?

Why?

People die.

Any trouble?

No.

Well, I don't think so.

You don't think so?

When I caught up with him, he was
at this teacher he used to have.

He had kind of a crush on her.

But you told me he was
shacked up with the Buchanan girl.

Yeah, this is one from way back. So?

So he went to her for help.

Oh, great.

He may have told her about us.

About you?

He didn't know about me. No.

He knew there was a shipment coming
in. And he knew the day, but that's all.

Okay.

One pathetic dope addict won't make waves.

The teacher, I don't know.

If she knew him, she knew you, right?

What did he do with the gun?

How is she? Don't give it to me, sir.
Get rid of it. Throw it in the Thames.

Anything but get rid of it.

Hello.

Franco? Yeah, yeah.

It's Gary.

All clear here.

What about the gun?

It's OK for now.

This guy used to nose out of town.

I left it at his place.

You left it?

I panicked.

I could hear sirens everywhere.

Well, get it back and get rid of it.

Come on, Tony, wake up.

I'm up already.

Good morning, Tony. I'm
hungry. You're always hungry.

There's something wrong with you.

Mark, are you? Me?

What have you got for breakfast?

Anything I've got. You'll
have to make it. I've had mine.

Oh, yeah? What have you had?

Moisturizing stuff, honey, healthy things.

You haven't got any of those
lovely unhealthy things, have you?

I don't know what they're
called with the sugar coat on.

What do you think?

You never know when you'll eat
next, and school food's terrible.

Knight's Pawn to King's Pawn 4.

That move is not permitted.

Move!

Tony!

Waffles! Yeah!

What are you mixing?

What?

What are you mixing?

Carrot juice.

Good for your libido.

Oh, OK.

Didn't think I needed it.

Oh. Yeah, I see.

Tell Doyle I'll be there in ten, okay?

They found Paul.

Oh, good!

No, it isn't.

I'll check the boat.

Going to crime.

I might.

Well, because you think it's your fault.

Yeah, well, if you'd phoned me sooner,
I could have been there from the start.

Yes.

That's what I like about you.
You always say the right things.

There's no point in lying, is there?

No.

No point at all.

Get them, whoever they are.

Take me back to school.

Yes, the sports master said I've
got to take the football team.

Are you sure?

It'll do me good.

Okay.

No, the killer, presumably.

What have we got?

Well, nothing of direct use.

If there was anything,
we're probably too late.

The boat belongs to Bailey's girlfriend.

And she, you're going to love this,
she's Patricia Buchanan, daughter of...

Edward Buchanan, the
Scottish industrialist.

Ran on the last election
up there. Where is she now?

In hospital.

Just had a baby.

I wonder what brought them together.

They were both in love with heroin.

Any sign of a murder weapon yet? Nah.

I expect it's at the
bottom of the river by now.

Dad'll be back today.

Good.

I don't want to go back to the
embassy. Bring your folks over.

Call into the papers.
He's got a new girlfriend.

And Jeanette's somebody.

You can stay on, though.

Good. I don't want to
go back to the embassy.

When are your folks due
over again? Last Tuesday.

He went in here somewhere.

Hey!

Look!

Let's hold it. No.

I found it.

Bam, bam, bam, bam. Careful, it
might be loaded. No, it's broken.

The trigger doesn't pull.

Well, let's try it. No. Oh, come on.

It's all right.

Just give me the gun.

It looks like you've killed him.

Killed him?

I didn't.

It was an accident.

Just give me the gun.

Throw it.

I won't tell anyone.

Give it to me.

Aren't you at school?

Paul was bright. He was a good student.

Yeah, before the junk got to him.

Did you know his parents?

No, but he told me about them.

His father married twice.

Are these kids from a money background?

Well off to rich.

Professional people,
diplomats, even rock and roll stars.

People who can't get
their children into Eton or

Harrow or object on
social or moral grounds.

A few foreign parents wanting to give
their children a British education.

Most of these children have
virtually been abandoned.

They live in embassies or
company flats with glorified repairs.

They can have
everything they want materially.

It's short on love, eh?

And a secure family life.

Look, I've got to go and round up my team.

Mr Wendell's office is just
through there on the right.

Oh, thank you.

I want to report... What?

Ambulance service, please.

Histories, backgrounds on any
students involved over the last three years,

which is when the problem
first surfaced. A police report?

Hard drugs, yes.

Two boys were expelled. There was one
prosecution, but lack of evidence...

Marijuana? Well, how do you stop it?

Mr. Wendell, one of your old
boys has just been murdered.

Now, hauling in drug addicts is
something we leave to others, okay,

but a heroin lead in a school like this...

With diplomatic
connections does interest us.

Yes, I see.

There's been a 300% increase
in heroin entering the country.

Even this school, it would seem,

may have become some sort
of minor distribution point.

I think that's a little exaggerated.

It is regrettable that schools
should be infiltrated, but after all,

we cannot control what
happens outside school

hours. We're educators, not law enforcers.

A year back, a gram of heroin
cost £100. Now the price is falling.

About the only price it is.

£30? Yes, I should think most of your
youngsters can afford that, can't they?

Well, take these records.

Have them processed.

I think there's a link between the
killing, the street trade and the school.

Well, here's one for starters.

Three years ago, Patricia
Buchanan was also a student here.

Dr. Chives, please contact reception.

Well, Dr. Chives,
please contact reception.

This is Mr Doyle, Patricia.
Doctor, I want to hold my baby.

Can you read this card? CI5. Yes.

Kind of like MI5.

What's the difference?

Well, they invent the
problems. We have to solve them.

I want to see my baby. I want to
hold my baby. I haven't seen him.

They won't let me see him.

Has Dr Shulman told you about Paul?

Paul?

Paul's dead.

He drowned.

He had an overdose on the
boat and fell overboard.

He said we shouldn't stay
there, given what we are.

Your father's coming down to see you.

I don't want him.

Keep him away!

I want my baby.

And ask a few
questions, right? About Paul.

Get my baby for me.

Get my baby.

Get my baby. Get my baby.
Nurse. Give her the baby.

Maybe she'll talk.

Well, what's the problem? She's a
heroin addict, right? Yeah, yeah.

She has been for at least two
years, which means the baby is as well.

What?

It's come directly into the
world with heroin addiction.

We have to wean it off, or it'll be
dead in no time from the withdrawal.

Get her another baby.

Any baby, you can do it.

John, Gary, John, Bruce,
Ramesh, Tony DeBenguin.

Tony, where's Tony?

And Jerry Lee. There's Tony, miss.

Come on, Tony, you're late.

Have you seen Jerry Lee?

Hey, what's the matter?

What's wrong?

Tell me.

I can't. Are you ill? Do you want to stay
at school or go back home to the embassy?

I want to go with you. We'll have to
go, Don. We can't wait any longer.

Brodie, we've maybe got a break. Come
on. I think she needs protection, sir.

The killer may have seen her with Paul.

I'll get the local lads to
pick up the bus on the way. Okay.

A boy of 14's been shot. A boy
from this school. Son of a rock star.

Now, they beat you last time.

Are you gonna let them
beat you this time? No!

Champions!

Come on, tell me what it is.

I can't help you if you won't tell me.

Nobody can help me.

Oh, it can't be as bad
as all that, can it?

Come on.

Trust me. No.

I can't.

Plan?

No autographs, there's our love.
We're knackered after the tour. Oh, well,

maybe it's you older fans that
see me through the bad times, eh?

Oh, God, we just spent the last
hour in the Bleeding Customs.

Look, I'm clean now. A long time ago,

we knew people would make
an easy bust out of me.

Phil, maybe we'll come
back to haunt you, all right?

Engin, all surveillance
team in position. Over.

I'm sorry we're late. If you take the
first half, I'll referee the second.

Right, OK.

Now remember, make it
simple, make it quick,

make the ball do what
you want it to do. Go on.

You'll have to be the substitute.

Come and sit down here.

Okay, let's go.

And sure, some of them are on the
stuff. Have you been threatened?

By freaks and crapheads? Sure.
I've been at it a long time.

Could make quite a list.

Where's Geraldine's
mother now? In Florida.

She's living with one of my ex-road
managers. She's been a great tower of strength.

Hello, Jeremy, baby.

It's Dad. The tour went great.

We're number three in
Japan with Arrow to the Heart.

How'd this happen, then, eh?

Swedish bitch I left you
with. Where did she go to?

You should have phoned
Jackie at the office.

She did duck someone else up to live in.

You should have
someone there all the time.

Got some terrific junk I brought back.

Sinitian strip.

Home and away.

Tour de France jersey.

Some great video games.

Bullfighting.

Assassinating Hitler.

But you've got all that kind
of stuff already, haven't you?

I didn't really know
what you'd want, honest.

We should put a tail on Leslie, you know.

I thought you elder
fellows were fans of his.

It's about the only lead we've got.

He didn't sound all that
kosher with the school

coming up in the case, though, did he?

Look, I know he's a long way up the hill,

but is he gonna
jeopardize his career learning

around with a drug
ring, maybe even the mob?

Well, if the mob have got him, he
won't have much choice, will he?

Mind you, it might take us closer to him.

I don't know. Maybe he's just
a front. He travels enough.

He's got a very heavy record.

And I don't mean number
three in Japan, either.

But why they shoot his kid?

It looks like they didn't.

The local boys have built up
their report on the incident.

From the evidence they found in the
garden, yes, there was a man present.

But it seems Leslie was shot by
another boy. Have you got a name?

The housekeeper says it could be a
Spanish boy, Antonio de Menguin.

Does he go to the school too? Yeah.

I think I know where we can find him.

Can you move it? Yeah. Don't worry.

See?

It'll be all right.

Do you like telling me yet?

I want to tell you.

Would you tell your father if
he wasn't in Spain right now?

I don't know. Go on.

If you had hurt someone, but it was
an accident, are you responsible?

That would depend on
how bad the accident is.

Hey, how come you always use my motor? Oh,

of course, you've lost yours, haven't you?

I've never lost a motor.

Oh, yeah, you've had it nicked, have you?

Very embarrassing,
mate. You reported it gone.

I think his mother was
a witch. Yeah, Doyle.

Did you harass the Buchanan girl?

What? No way. Who says?

Her father. The
minister's just been on to me.

Wants me to investigate.

Ah, it's all crap.

I had a witness all the time, Dr Shulman.

That's how Buchanan knows. Says you
wanted the girl to be shown the wrong baby.

Well, she wouldn't have
known the difference, would she?

That's the
best-looking ref I've ever seen.

WHISTLE BLOWS

Johnny?

I'm going to put Tony
in. Go and get changed.

Somebody snatched one of my boys.

It's a blue car.

Let's go, quick.

Hello, Inga. Cody,
someone's taken one of my boys.

He tried to warn me. He kept
saying he was in some kind of trouble.

68 to 37.

I've got a problem. Where are you?

Junction of Alice Gardens and Bower Road.

We made a blue car passing the
playing fields, but it's not the one.

No way. All we have to do
is seal off half of London.

Why not all of it?

I wake up. I wake up, yeah?

We've got to step everything up.

The boy lives at the embassy.

His father's only a minor
official in the Standing Trade Council,

but an official is an
official. And this is a kidnapping.

But why?

The boy shoots Leslie, so
the man can identify him.

Doesn't make sense, does it? It's
got to be about the gun. I mean,

it's the man's gun.
Somehow the kid gets hold of it.

Yes.

Yes, it went off
accidentally. Maybe he ran off with it.

So this guy grabs him to get
it back, and you're right,

because Dominguin can identify him.

Wake up.

You can't be out this long.

Too much has gone
wrong. We maybe wind up with

two bodies and nobody
to point the finger at.

We've got to find the Dementor, boy.

You stupid kid!

I'm trying to help you!

You've killed that boy. But it
was an accident. I know that,

but they'll treat it as murder.

I know.

The same thing's happened to me.

You killed someone.

Yeah, the same sort of thing,
an accident, at the same age.

How old are you?

They didn't believe it was an accident.

So I went on the run.

Ten years, running and hiding.

I've had to kill others
since, just to keep myself alive.

But they haven't caught me,
because I know how to look after myself.

And I'll show you how to do the
same, because you remind me of myself.

But I thought you wanted to kill me. No.

Us outlaws have got to stick together.

What are you, Spanish?

We'll be like Vila and Zapata, huh?

You and me.

Who are they?

Never mind.

Now, we're gonna need that gun.

They're gonna be after both of us,
and we need to protect ourselves.

I've destroyed it.

Well, I'd better check
it out, just in case.

Take me there.

How'd you do it?

I'll show you.

Okay.

Come on.

We better take a look at that first.

So, how did you get rid of it?

We play a game.

You guess.

Hey.

This looks interesting.

Seven of them, eh?

Check those seven names for me on
all incoming flight lists from, say,

midnight Thursday
through to midnight Friday.

What's wrong? It's the landlord.

I'm a bit behind with the rent.

The most difficult thing
in smuggling, especially

drug smuggling, is to find a good...

What do they call the people who ferry
the stuff? Mules. To find a good mule.

Someone whose
credentials are so beyond reproach

that it's unlikely for
them ever to be searched.

Diplomats, embassy officials. Yeah,

the kind of people that send
their kids to the Lincoln School.

Bodie, your teacher friend said those
kids were underprivileged emotionally.

Suppose those parents
actually care an awful lot.

Suppose acting as mules is a price
they've got to pay to protect their kids from,

well, whatever these people may threaten.

Instead of kidnapping or extortion,

they are made to jump every
time they hear mule trade.

Well, let's go and show Buchanan what
Harrisman's really like, then, shall we?

Sorry, Doyle. You tell me
yourself. He filed a report.

Doyle.

I'm sick of waiting here.

Doyle, he's not on the list.

You haven't guessed yet. You put it
under a steamroller and flattened it. No.

Tony, you're making me very suspicious.

I can't imagine how a kid
like you can destroy a gun.

Not in the time you had.

I am very clever.

Come on. Some stuff in the bathroom.

Here you are. Put some of this on it.

Then some of this ointment.

These seven parents of Lincoln
School students all make regular

trips over here on
perfectly legitimate business.

But I believe also to bring in dope.

Each time they come in,
records show a significant

increase in the street trade afterwards.

Yeah, but can you make it fit into Friday?

How's that coming?

Do you know how many flights there are?

Even a computer needs time, you know.

Franco.

It scared me. I thought it was the law.

What in hell's going on, Gary?

Nothing.

I was trying to save our skins.
You've screwed everything up.

Silly boy.

Are you the police?

I am Tony Dominguin.

He kidnapped me.

I did not know my father was so important.

Hell, Gary.

What am I going to do with you?

It's all negative.

And none of those names is
on Friday's flight list.

Maybe they wait until the day. They
can come by boat, by train. Yeah,

that means we've got to put an
operative on every point of entry,

check every passport. And that at best
we can only hope to round up the mules.

I plan to let them through.
Till when they make the drop,

have them lead us to the top.

Cowley.

Oh, yeah.

Yes, I'm getting it.

Right, thanks.

The car. It's registered to Harry Devlin.

Take it easy. The boy may be with him.

Yeah, all right.

Harry Devlin work here.

He's up in the loading bay.

Who wants it?

Me and my friend.

Okay, we lifted a few items.

Uppers, downers,
there's enough of them about.

Work in a pencil factory
and you steal pencils.

Our place, pharmaceuticals.

Your friend's gone up in the world
since you let him have your card, Evelyn.

He's a murderer now.

And protecting him is as close as you
can get to being a killer yourself.

Killer?

He's my sister's friend. I
don't know anything about killing.

Well, that car's still
registered in your name.

If I want to, I can nail you as an
accessory in kidnapping and murder.

Damn well make it stick.

Look, I don't know anything.

His name.

Gary Benesh.

Looks like somebody's had the same idea.

So, where's the gun now?

I was trying to get it out of him.

Tricky little swine.

He said he'd destroyed it.

You are so dumb, Gary.
How could he destroy it?

You went to a lot of fool trouble,
and you've caused a lot of grief.

It just may work out for us.

Yeah?

How? Cos they're likely to
spend more time looking for

the kid than worrying
about the horse and the mules.

They may have a make on you by
now, but I'll still be clean.

But by Friday... Screw Friday.

We'll all be out of here by then.

What about the bread we're
due? We'll have that too.

But we can't get it till the mules make
the drop and the horse gets collected.

It's still that way.

Except I got the plan changed a little.

Brought it forward to
tomorrow, just in case.

Yeah?

We can still get it done and get out.

I'll get the gun too.

I shouldn't worry about any of that, Gary.

No?

Like you said, people die.

Pull over.

Better check the kid.

Hey!

Having fun, Roy? Yeah, lovely.

Any news?

Ah, just a couple of
names. Ever heard of a Franco?

Only the usual ones.

Gary?

Gary Benish?

He's a friend of Paul's. In fact, he
was a student here before your time.

His father died. Mother couldn't
afford to keep him on, you know.

And what about Tony?

I reckon Banish took him back to his
flat. He'd have been safe there for a while.

And now?

He's disappeared again.

But we'll find him.

I'm sure you will.

You've got too much faith in us, you know.

In you. For the first time, I really
believe that things could get better,

not just for the kids, but for all of us.

What, since you met Doyle and I?

Mm-hmm.

You're crazy.

We're just here to clean up the mess.

You're the one with the right ideas.

Social conscience, all
this idealism. Look at this.

You don't have to run a school play.

Do you get overtime?

Do you?

Yeah.

Danger money.

That comes with a job, doesn't it?

Anyway, what could I do where I
don't have to wear a uniform?

What's this play about, anyway?

It's Julius Caesar transposed
to Nazi Germany with music.

I'm just joking. Is that an original?

No.

Orson Welles did it in the 30s.

Come on.

Take a day off. Let's go home.

No. I'm too behind.

I've still got all these
life changes to work out.

And it helps keep other
things out of my mind.

OK.

See you later.

Yeah? Yeah, fine, thanks.

Forensica got a match on
the prince found in the boat,

in Benish's place and Devlin's
car. He's the gunman, all right.

But we're no closer to him, or the
boy, or the damned horses and mules.

I wonder if they've aborted the job.

Or advanced it.

Of those seven names you checked,

check them again against
all flight lists this week.

Yeah.

Franco Wilde, Franco Moore, Carol
Franco. Only Moore's a resident here.

And he's got a record to prove it.

Check them out.

I brought the shipment
forward to tomorrow.

Gary screwed up in a big way.

Don't get worried.

I can handle it.

You know where you can reach me, okay?

In the morning, they'll find
me floating down the river.

Damn you!

If you... If you told me where the gun
was, I might have had it when they found me.

But then I might have been dead.

True.

You know, you're a good liar.

Thanks.

So are you.

Thanks.

Great!

I kept myself rigid, made the
muscles expand when they tied me,

so that when I relax,
they are loose ropes.

My grandfather was a
patriot in the Civil War.

Here, let me work on him for you. No!

Then you'll help me. Okay.

Maybe I was lying before.

But you were lying too. You just said so.

This time, I promise I'll help you.

We'll go straight to the
Lord, tell him everything.

They can have me, just so long
as I can get them onto Franco.

You said you didn't want to use
the gun again. If you leave me here,

you'll kill me, just as
if you pulled the trigger.

I promise you.

Sure you don't need any help?

You're the watchdog, remember?

How does that look?

Damn, damn, damn.

Now, I can throttle you right here.

Now, where's the gun?

Where is it?

Present.

I know you two had bets on it while I won.

Some of those names check out
on flight lists for tomorrow.

And I'm gambling that
the boy's still safe.

Any news on the Franco character?
Doyle's checking out on him now. 4-5.

Are you on station?

Yeah, I'm there now. It's a big house.

Hang on a second.

Nick Lucas has just gone in, that guy
we nearly nailed in Operation Hamper.

Roy? Roy?

You don't know how to use that.

All right, I'm on your
side. Okay, all right.

I didn't kill him.

Okay, get a medic, quick.

I'm behind Prokof now. We've just
come out of the Heathrow Tunnel.

We don't normally let
people in here, you know.

That's our new typist.

Hello?

This is the central computer
that houses all the information.

Attorney. Er...

It's very top secret in there,
right, sir? Just between you and me.

You have to swear an oath of secrecy.

The first mules are coming in. Get going.

Keep at it. If it was
easy, everybody'd be doing it.

She's worse than him.

I don't know why you bother with him.

He's more trouble than
he's worth. Get going.

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