Crime Spree Page #7

Synopsis: Would-be thieves of the French underworld, Marcel (Johnny Hallyday) and Zero (Renaud) have a knack for doing everything wrong. But even their most ardent doubters could not have seen the latest disaster coming. After being handed a seemingly easy score -- robbing a Chicago house said to be full of jewels -- the crew rips off mob boss Frankie Zammeti's (Harvey Keitel) home instead. They then steal a street gang's car for their getaway, which gets them into even more hot water.
Genre: Action, Comedy, Crime
Production: Millennium Media Services
  1 win.
 
IMDB:
6.6
Rotten Tomatoes:
43%
R
Year:
2003
105 min
488 Views


ZERO:

(in French)

So, we are going to America?

DANIEL:

In English. Sami doesn't speak French.

ZERO:

Where are you from?

SAMI:

Algeria.

ZERO:

And you don't speak French?

SAMI:

Well, you know, not all Algerians speak

French. It's a matter of what school

you went too. Me I never really --

ZERO:

(overlapping)

-- Zero isn't interested in your life

story.

(to Daniel)

Who gets killed?

DANIEL:

Hopefully no one.

ZERO:

(confused)

No one? Then why is Zero here?

Sami leans over to Raymond.

SAMI:

He speaks about himself in the third

person?

RAYMOND:

Feel free to correct him if you want.

DANIEL:

(to Zero)

I just want you there in case there's

trouble.

ZERO:

And if there is, then Zero can kill

someone?

DANIEL:

We'll see.

EXT. CAFE -- DAY

Daniel and the others step out carrying their suitcases. The door

to a limousine opens and Marcel gets out. The scene is in FRENCH.

BASTALDI:

(to Daniel)

I thought I would accompany you to the

airport to say bon voyage... and tell

you that Marcel will be going with you.

DANIEL:

What?

BASTALDI:

This is a considerable move up for you,

Daniel. The temptation of having so

much money might be too much for you.

DANIEL:

You don't trust me?

BASTALDI:

I don't trust anyone. You don't get to

the top of this game by trusting people...

and after all, you are a thief. It's in

your nature to steal. I'm just protecting

my investment.

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Brad Mirman

Born June 28, 1953 in Hollywood, California. Went to Beverly Hills High school. First big break came with the sale of a spec script "Partners in Crime" to Paramount in 1989 after a bidding war. He Lived in Paris from 1999 to 2005 and currently resides in Paris and Los Angeles. Married to Delphine Wilhelem in 1996. more…

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