Haywire Page #3

Synopsis: Freelance covert operative Mallory Kane is hired out by her handler to various global entities to perform jobs which governments can't authorize and heads of state would rather not know about. After a mission to rescue a hostage in Barcelona, Mallory is quickly dispatched on another mission to Dublin. When the operation goes awry and Mallory finds she has been double crossed, she needs to use all of her skills, tricks and abilities to escape an international manhunt, make it back to the United States, protect her family, and exact revenge on those that have betrayed her.
Director(s): Steven Soderbergh
Production: Relativity Media
  7 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.8
Metacritic:
67
Rotten Tomatoes:
80%
R
Year:
2011
93 min
$18,934,858
Website
1,023 Views


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.

T eachers.

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 recognized me.

- Who?

- Gray shirt, gray tie, goatee.

- You sure?

- Yeah.

Why would he know you?

'Cause 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 newlyweds.

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.

F***.

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.

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Lem Dobbs

Lem Dobbs was born on December 24, 1958 in Oxford, Oxfordshire, England as Anton Lemuel Kitaj. He is a writer and producer, known for Dark City (1998), The Limey (1999) and Haywire (2011). He has been married to Dana Kraft since 1991. more…

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