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Untie them.

I wanna show you more beauties.

Is that the alfa Romeo 158?

Yes, it was driven by

Juan Manuel fangio.

This car finished first in the

1950 monte Carlo grand prix?

Perceptive.

Dodge 6 with

right-handed steering?

It was altered for

al Capone himself.

Very convenient for a drive-by.

Corvette c1.

'64 Shelby cobra.

You got an Austin-healey,

a Jaguar type-e, and, a BMW 327,

and an Aston Martin!

'70? '69.

'67 mustang.

Porsche 356.

Jaguar xk120.

Exactly right.

Right.

You're... Jacomo morier.

Dear.

Yeah.

Entirety of my life has been

invested in these cars.

They're a constant reminder

of how far I've come

and how far i intend to go.

That motherless freak

panahi thieved from me,

which means you thieved from me.

Mr. morier, we had no

idea this was your car.

We just thought it was purchased at

auction and passing through Marseille.

Ignorance of a crime against a man

is no excuse for the crime itself.

Whoa! Wait, wait, wait.

Look, Mr. morier, maybe there's

something we can do for you, you know?

Garrett... Make things square.

He's gonna shoot us.

You're not helping.

Max klemp. Max klemp? Max klemp.

Look, either we cut him in,

or there's nothing to cut.

Cut me into what?

Okay. Max klemp.

Max klemp was a third-generation

heavy out of west Berlin.

Born with a silver

spoon in his mouth.

Turns out he was the

smart one in the family

because at age 15, he started his

mba at the university of Munich,

seven years younger

than any other student.

At age 20, he proved himself not

only brilliant with numbers

but capable of taking

over the family business

in his own unique way.

At age 30, his father handed

him the reins to the empire,

and to celebrate the

event, he gave him a gift.

A 1962 Ferrari 250 gto,

today worth roughly $38 million.

We were gonna steal it from

them here in Marseille.

It's our plan.

You know him?

Klemp.

I know the bastard better

than he knows himself.

He crossed me on an important

real estate deal in Berlin,

which cost me dearly.

He took Torino, Naples, Monaco,

and then he decided to take

something else from me,

something priceless.

Marseille. But

Marseille is mine.

Well, sounds as if you

don't like him very much.

So, you say you're going

to steal that '62 Ferrari

right out of his compound.

That is impossible.

You let us go,

and we can bring you Max klemp's

most prized possession.

Look, it's not just a car, Mr.

Morier.

It's his legacy.

What do you say?

You have one week.

A week? We're gonna

need longer than that.

Drop them back in Marseille.

We've never planned a job

inside a week before.

We're in Marseille. We

can't crew up that fast.

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