The Lavender Hill Mob Page #3
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- 1951
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If I had gold to deal with...
- Yes?
- Ah, an idle dream.
- Must be a big responsibility.
- No, not really.
If anyone did rob our van, well,
it's virtually impossible to dispose
of stolen bullion,
In this country, at any rate.
Yes. Oh, yes, I imagine so.
But if it could be smuggled abroad...
What a hope. Well, I wouldn't say
it's out of the question.
Saying one had the means
In the kitchen stove?
What a job.
Oh, of course not.
It would mean taking
on a partner.
Ah, Risky.
That would be essential,
in any case.
our van unaided.
You mean,
he'd need accomplices?
Precisely.
A gang.
A gang?
Not so easy to come by.
Oh, I don't know.
With gold sitting
on the continental black market...
At two and a half times
its standard price?
I mean, quite a few people
would be willing to chance an arm
for half a million.
Yes, but how...
How would you get your gold
across to the continent?
Well.
Supposing one had
the right sort of partner,
In the form of, uh, shall we say...
Eiffel Tower paperweights?
By Jove, Holland, it's a good job.
We are both honest men.
It is indeed, Pendlebury.
Come in.
Oh, there you are, Holland.
Come in and sit down.
Well, Holland, you've been quite
the subject of discussion lately.
Don't look so worried, man.
I've managed to persuade
the chief cashier to give you a leg up.
A leg up, sir? Promotion.
You're going up
to foreign exchange.
No more uncomfortable journeys
in that dreary van.
But, sir... now, now,
nonsense, nonsense, nonsense.
Don't bother to thank me, man.
I told abercrombie that you can start
with him next monday.
- But I can't, sir!
- Why not?
Because, um...
Because... I'm too old
Ah, one's never too old
to better oneself.
Think what you can do
with an extra 15 shillings a week!
But sir, I like the bullion office.
It holds all I ever wished for.
The trouble with you, Holland,
if I may speak frankly,
Is that you
haven't enough ambition.
When a good opportunity comes along,
grab it with both hands!
It may not occur again.
Very good, sir.
I'll follow your advice.
So it's now or never.
Friday's delivery. This week.
Three days to go.
Two desperadoes to find.
- Bait.
- Bait?
I said, bait. Trap 'em!
Mr. Pendlebury?
- Hello, Mr. Pendlebury!
- Hello!
Why, good evening. Ha!
By Jove, what a bit of luck!
Just the man I wanted to see.
What's the trouble? That safe in my office.
Something's gone wrong with the lock.
I'll send a man round tomorrow.
I wish you would. It worries me a little,
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