The Making of 'The Italian Job' Page #3

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combination lock.

He wants you to test out.

He says he added

two false contact points

on the tumbler.

I'll pretend to be stumped

for a couple of seconds,

give him a thrill.

And, there's a Charlie Croker

in your office.

Says you two know each other.

Charlie Croker.

Hey, Stella.

Didn't I tell you I never

want to see you again?

I think it was when you told me

how my father died,

right in front of your eyes,

after you pulled him

in for one last job.

We found him, Stella.

He's in Los Angeles.

The gold bricks he stole from us

had a Balinese dancer

stamped on them.

I just got word,

from a contact of mine

called Skinny Pete,

that a gold dealer out in L.A.

has been buying those bricks.

Yeah?

Well, how do you know it's him?

Skinny Pete sent me this.

Steve changed his last

name to Frazelli.

Why you telling me

all of this?

Been checking out the databases

behind safe companies.

Found out Steve

had a Worthington 1000

delivered to his home office.

You don't install

a Worthington 1000

unless you've got something

really big to guard.

No, you don't.

The problem now is no one

in my crew

can handle Steve's safe.

And I need somebody

I can trust.

Look, I'm a professional

safe and vault technician.

I'm not a thief.

Hey, it's not about the gold,

Stella, okay?

John was like a father

to me, too.

Look, I'm sorry, all right?

I just can't move on until

I've set things right.

I've moved on.

Come on, Charlie.

Come on.

Hello?

I want to see the look

on that man's face

when his gold is gone.

He took my father from me;

I'm taking this.

She's in.

That's a good thing?

It's a very good thing.

She can crack a Worthington 1000

without even flinching.

I'm not sure having

a civilian on the crew's

a good idea, Charlie.

She's got the skill

and she's got the motivation.

Exactly.

She's emotional.

You know what happens

when emotion gets into it.

Look, don't kid yourself,

all right?

We're all emotional on this one.

Let's go.

Are you ready?

Of course I am.

You're not ready.

That was quick.

Where are they?

We're a little early.

I didn't expect us to get here

quite that fast.

There.

That's Lyle.

He's my computer genius.

You know, he's who really

invented Napster.

At least that's how

Lyle tells it.

Said Shawn Fanning

was his roommate in college

and stole his idea.

Think it's his first time

riding that bike, though.

Hey.

Oh...

You okay?

Yeah. Mm-hmm.

That's Left Ear.

Demolition and explosives.

When he was ten,

he put one too many M-80s

in the toilet bowl.

Fire...

Whoa.

Yeah, that was cool.

How'd you do that?

What?!

How'd you do that?

What?!

I said,

how did you do that?

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