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[film projector clicking]
[newscaster] Judge Giannini's sentence climaxes a story of extremes,
the maximum penalty and the longest criminal trial in Rhode Island history
for the second largest robbery in US history.
All of which will be fodder for conversation for some time to come,
as will the question, "Whatever happened to most of the loot?"
Michael Owens, News Watch.
[woman] Well, the Bonded Vault situation was a...
more of a safety deposit box type of thing.
And when people put their items in the vault,
they didn't mark them, and there was no way of telling
to whom a particular bag of coins would belong.
These are nice. These are real nice gifts.
Are they silver? Are they silver, Al?
Yes, yes, they are. Silver medallions.
[man] Well, I can't, at this time, disclose their names.
That will come out in evidence...
- Are they local people? - No.
They are not local people. I can tell you
the majority of them come from the southern part of this country.
[music playing]
You ready?
Let's boogie.
- Forgot your mask. - I don't need one. Let's go.
Hold on, hold on. You're really not gonna wear a mask?
There ain't no point in wearing that mask.
When we walk in there and you stick a gun in someone's face,
they piss their pants, they don't remember details.
But I'm hearing about banks out in California, right?
They're startin' to use cameras to monitor the buildings. They are.
They're startin' to do that now.
I just wish... you know?
First of all, this ain't California.
Second, when we walk in there,
all they're thinking is, "Please, God,
I ain't never taken the kids to Niagara Falls."
They ain't gonna remember the shape of your nose
or the color of your fuckin' curly hair.
Okay?
You have a point.
I know I do. That's why I said it.
Wait.
So now I got a mask on and you don't.
[sighs]
Chucky...
I been robbing a long time.
You been robbing a long time.
I ain't never worn a fuckin' mask.
I ain't gonna wear one today.
But if you wanna wear that mask,
please... go right the fuck ahead.
Nah.
[inhaling and exhaling deeply]
Now you can breathe better, you can see all around you.
And when we step out of this car,
you're not some fuckin' lunatic with a ski mask on
in broad daylight.
Yeah.
Can we go?
'Course we can.
Fuck you waiting for?
Chucky and I met when I was... when I was 15.
Been fuckin' thick as thieves since.
He got in some fuckin' fight,
and people got impressed by it.
To be honest, we didn't really know what we were getting into.
- After you, sir. - Thank you, sir.
Stay still! Don't even think about it.
- You hear me? Don't move a fucking inch. - Let's remain calm, please.
No need to take this to a violent place.
No, no, no.
We know all about the safe in the back of this establishment.
We'll open it up, take a peek inside.
Capisce?
This will all be over quick, ladies and germs.
Get this over your head, darlin'.
You, put this on.
- You... - Is that loaded?
- Are you a comedian? - Do what they say, Karyn. Let's get 'em out.
It's no problem, just as long as he gets that piece out of my face.
I don't need to get killed if this fool gets scared.
[laughs]
Oh, I'm scared?
That's what you're worried about?
You seem jumpy.
[exhales]
Are you happy now?
Sit on the floor.
Oh, my God!
Here, put this pillowcase on.
Jesus.
Be right back.
There she is. Come on. Combination.
Uhh!
You oughta be careful with that attitude of yours, you know.
Anybody ever tell you that?
Walking around like that,
you're gonna mouth off to the wrong person one of these days.
Are you the wrong person?
See, that's exactly what I'm talking about.
Shit like that is provocative to a guy like me in a situation like this.
What kind of situation is this?
This... This is a tense... situation.
- It is? - All right.
[Chucky] Purses and wallets!
Hurry up.
Give me your purse.
No.
I got exactly enough money in this purse for my bus fare home.
- So what? - So I don't give a shit
if you rob that sweaty old white man's safe and his whole store.
But if you think you can come in here, take all that,
and get my bus fare today,
then you'd better plan on returning to the scene of the crime at 6:00
and giving me a ride home, because it is certainly too far to walk in these shoes.
Okay.
- Okay? - Okay.
- Time to say good-bye, friends. - I'll see you at 6:00.
That's what time you get off, right?
No, thank you. I have a boyfriend.
He ain't invited.
Sorry.
Here's the deal, ladies and germs.
We're gonna walk out that door now while counting to 100.
And while we count, we're gonna have our guns trained
- on the windows of this establish... - [gunshot]
- [screaming] - Fuck.
- You shot him? - You shot him?
It's not like I meant to do it.
Fuck that, let's go!
[screaming]
[door buzzes]
Pasquale. Hey, Pasquale, what are you doing with this bread, huh?
What are you doing with the bread?
Huh?
Let's see what Gerry Ouimette has to say.
Padrino...
Raymond.
I've earned with the family for... many, many years.
I treat your family like it's my family.
You know I've been loyal to you.
Some say loyalty is all we ever had.
With that I agree.
You and I,
we live by the same code,
one I respect with my life.
Nixon was obsessed with loyalty, you know.
He learned that from us.
Quaker shit-for-brains.
Thought he could cover his ass with a pledge like a fucking Boy Scout.
Fuck Nixon.
[chuckles]
I respect you, Raymond.
I respect the family and what you've built.
And after all these many years,
I'm thinkin' maybe it's time...
I got some respect, too.
Respect. What kind of respect are you talking about?
Huh?
I wanna be made.
I know I'm not Italian,
but I want you to accept me into your family.
I've been loyal.
I've done...
things.
I want a claim to what I've earned
that cannot be challenged and is understood.
You see this mouse here?
Heh.
He comes here every day.
I give him some bread.
I trained him, you know.
He thinks we're friends.
His name is Pasquale.
Pasquale.
Do you think Gerry Ouimette is one of us?
[squeaking]
[laughs] Oh, wow.
Pasquale agrees with you.
He says you're one of us.
But Pasquale is wrong.
[crunch]
You got as much chance of being one of us as this little mouse right here.
You keep pissing and moaning, you're gonna end up just like him.
I'll break your fuckin' back and never blink an eye.
Okay, Frenchman?
[laughing]
[laughter continues]
[car tires screech]
May I offer you a ride?
Do you really have a boyfriend?
You know, you really shouldn't be walkin' home in those shoes.
Speaking of shoes...
I came across a purse today that matches 'em perfectly. You wanna see it?
- Wanna go for a ride? - You know, I should call the police
and report your plates, dummy.
Wanna come home and meet my mother?
She's making meatloaf, and she does a really good job with it.
- I'm Deuce. - Yeah, I know that,
because your partner yelled it at you and everyone
during the robbery you committed today,
Deuce.
We gotta stop doing that.
Seriously, though...
my mother's meatloaf is somethin' special.
And if you miss out on it, you're gonna be makin' a really, really big mistake.
You're lucky I'm hungry...
'cause I couldn't buy lunch.
And in all of my years of public life,
I have never obstructed justice...
They don't think he knew.
He knew. He fuckin' knew everything.
...whether or not their president is a crook.
- Well, I'm not a crook. - Who the hell is even runnin' the government?
Hmm? Is crime even illegal?
- I don't even wanna hear this. - There you go.
There's your law and order candidate, Deloris.
They're nothing but hypocrites. Hmm?
Robbin' their way to power,
and then they wanna lock everybody else up.
You know, Tommy...
that might just be...
the smartest thing you ever said.
- [laughs] You feelin' okay? - Get out of here!
- Come on! - No, I want... Get out. Get out of here.
There she is.
- Ma. How are you? - Ha ha! Hey.
Ohh. Mm.
Ma...
this is Karyn.
Karyn, this is Ma.
That's the mayor over there, my Aunt Connie.
- Ha ha! - Hi.
- Hi. It's really nice to meet you. - You, too, honey. Welcome.
You look tired. They workin' you too hard down there?
- Long hours, Ma. Long hours, you know. - And you two meet at work?
Yeah, something like that.
- Thank you. - Well, help yourself. My home is your home.
Deuce, make her a plate before those animals get in here.
I'm actually gonna go take her,
introduce her to those animals quick before we start eating.
- Come on. - Oh, okay.
- You ready? - Yeah.
Yeah, let's go meet the animals.
- Ohh! - Hey.
Everyone. This is Dorothy.
That's little Paulie.
This bright ball of sunshine is my sister Danielle.
You don't need to bother with her.
That's Debbie.
That's my degenerate brother Tommy.
That's Chucky. You met him earlier.
And I have no idea who this kid is. Come on, let's sit down.
[Nixon] Let me point out, it was voluntary on my part,
and deliberately so,
- to avoid a precedent... - [oven dings]
...that might destroy the principle of confidentiality for future presidents...
Turn that thing off! Come eat!
[announcer chattering]
- [Chucky] Doin' anything Friday night? - [Debbie] I'm busy.
- How about Saturday? - Got plans.
You know what? This might change your mind.
Yeah.
I got you something.
What are you doing? Get off me! What are you doing?
- This is for you. - What is this?
Chucky!
- Where did you get this? - Look at that.
- Those are real diamonds in there. - They are?
Bet that sheep fucker from Milford never got you something like that.
Stop that!
Chucky!
Help me put it on, will you?
Oh, come on.
[newscaster] An unsolved murder in Providence
could have been ordered by Raymond Patriarca from behind bars.
[reporter] And you said that your... Your proof is...
Yeah, just a minute.
- Where you gettin' all that cash? - Here.
- Okay. - I love you.
I love you, too. Thank you.
...come to the attention of the authorities long before...
Hey.
- [Deuce] This is you? - [Karyn] Yep, this is me.
Is this a good place to live?
I guess I wish you could see the stars
when you looked up at the sky.
I'd like to just live somewhere where you could see the stars.
Yeah.
I heard about that.
Light pollution.
Serious problem.
- Wish me luck. - Why should I do that?
'Cause I got another thing with Chucky next week.
Okay, well, you should try not to shoot anyone.
You know what? No one was jumpy until you said we were jumpy.
It's whatever you say it is.
Oh, yeah?
Well, here's what I say it is.
Maybe once this thing is done, we both quit our shitty jobs,
find a good place to live where we can see some stars together.
But this is our first date.
- So you admit it's a date. - Oh, come on.
You are really something else.
But I'm gonna keep my job.
I know for a fact that your boss ain't gonna make payroll this week.
Look, you know, you should wear a mask or something.
I mean, when you walked in there today, I could see everything, your whole face.
Maybe I'll pick you up again tomorrow at work.
Pick me up at the bus stop.
Hey, Deuce, you...
Goddamn, everybody, you are doing great!
Hey, you keep your goddamn eyes on the floor
or I'll paint it with your fucking skull!
You understand me, sir?
[dispatcher] All units advised to be on the lookout for a dark 1970 Ford Thunderbird
which may be attempting to commit multiple robberies.
You look up at me again, you find out what happens.
Come on! Look at me again.
- How we doin', partner? - Right on time, partner.
[Chucky] Hoo hoo ha ha ha!
Six minutes to midnight, my man.
Get your hands over your head! I will waste a motherfucker for fun! I swear to God!
[officer] Unit 219 coming up on Douglas Avenue. Be there in 15.
- God! - Roger, 372. I've got multiple units inbound.
I'm sorry, Deuce, and I'm sorry, Chuck.
Pleasure doing business with you.
[laughing]
- Comin' through. - Good day!
- [alarm bell ringing] - [sirens blaring]
Let's go, Tommy boy! We're fuckin' legendary!
Two in one, they said it couldn't be done.
Let's get the fuck out of here!
- Where's Tommy? - Where the fuck is Tommy?
We gotta go. We gotta go now!
Fuck me. Get up there, drive!
- [alarm bell ringing] - [police radio chattering]
[door buzzing]
[chuckles]
Hey, Bill, how you doin'?
What do you think they got the goat for?
[Chucky] I don't know.
It belongs to Joey Bruno.
- You think he milks it? - I think he fucks it.
Germy bastards, those Italians.
You see the old geezer over there, on the bench?
That's Il Padrino right there.
That's Raymond.
[Deuce] That's Raymond?
That's the fucking guy I've been hearing so much about?
Guys I talk to says no one breaks a window in Providence without Raymond's say-so.
Whole town's crooked, so people talk about him like he's the fuckin' mayor.
Even the Five Families in New York come to him
when they need out-of-town workers or to settle a dispute.
Guy in the kitchen says Raymond's got Whitey and them in Boston forever,
after Joey Barboza done 40 Irish all by himself.
[laughter]
I heard some shit, too.
Cat Angelo down in laundry
swears he's the goddamn devil walkin' the earth.
[speaking Italian]
Angelo said bodies been popping up fuckin' everywhere for years.
Anybody crosses Raymond gets fuckin' buried.
With brutality.
No exceptions.
[man] Il Padrone, please.
I ask for what I ask.
Your son cost me a lot.
Your family cost me a lot.
Look, they seemed like a nice family.
They'd walk in and out of the house, they'd always say "hello."
He's the real power in Rhode Island.
Doesn't look like much.
How come the guards don't make him wear this prison shit?
They can wear whatever the fuck they want.
I ain't scared of those pricks.
[scoffs]
[men cheering]
Come on, you big guinea!
Think I'm afraid of you?
You ever been to Lowell, you friggin' porchetta?
You don't know what that means!
Hey. This was fuckin' dumb, Chuck.
What you talkin' about? I got two packs of cigarettes
says this fat fuck can't catch me.
Come on!
Too much fuckin' tortellini!
[indistinct shouting]
[men cheering]
[echoing scream]
[indistinct shouting]
You're a fuckin' maniac. You're a fuckin' maniac!
Three times Golden Glove champion, Lowell!
[man] Deuce? Deuce, come on, get up!
Let's go, let's go.
On your feet.
Gerry Ouimette wants to see you.
- Who the hell's Gerry Ouimette? - Oh, shut the fuck up.
Okay. First cell on your right.
That's the opposite of your left.
Hello, boys.
Nice to meet you.
Scotch okay?
Yeah, thanks.
Gerry Ouimette. You can call me Gerry.
This part of prison is much nicer over here.
Yeah, no shit.
[chuckles]
That was impressive what you done out there today.
Let me ask you somethin'. Is it true that you two tried to hit two banks
in the same city on the same day?
We sure did.
I won't recommend you try it.
[laughs]
Yeah, mistakes happen.
Ballsy.
You're thinkin' big.
That's good for young guys.
Yeah, we try and stay hip up in Lowell.
It's a smaller time thing than you guys got going on down here, though.
Yeah, well...
I run with these Italians.
Make 'em a lot of money.
They appreciate my talent.
Like I appreciate yours.
So they put me in the nicest part of their goddamn jail.
[chuckles]
I got certain agreements with these Italians.
- But lately, they've been getting so fuckin' greedy. - Yeah.
I always get the short end of the deal, 'cause I'm not Italian. I'm French.
That's a shame.
Yeah.
I'm gonna need protection,
but I'm gonna stand up to 'em if they try and shake me down.
What you done today to Jimmy the Butcher, that's gonna count.
You be my guys on the inside.
Gerry Ouimette owes you a favor in the world.
Help you get on your feet.
You understand the offer?
- Yeah, we'll go back and talk about... - No problem.
Anyone got a fucking beef,
you tell 'em come see Chucky and Deuce.
[Gerry] You make a good decision quick.
That's good.
You're with the Frenchman now.
Chuck, Deuce, you're gonna be out in no time.
Thanks.
[door buzzes]
[man speaking over PA]
- Hi. - Hey there, darlin'.
Ha ha!
[Karyn laughs]
You look skinny.
I'm at my fighting weight, baby.
- Your ma's excited to see you. - I'm excited to see your foxy ass.
How's the family? How's my sister?
Her burn-out ex-husband stopped sending money.
He's the kinda guy you just gotta stab.
Okay, see, that's what I'm talkin' about, Deuce.
What?
Can we unpack your bags? Can we eat dinner?
Yeah, let's eat dinner.
No.
Can we leave the parking lot of the prison
without you threatening to stab somebody?
I'm not saying me.
I'm saying that somebody should stab the fuckin' guy.
[newscaster] Then there was the airlift of refugees from Southeast Asia.
50,000 of them came out of Saigon on MAC aircraft
as the enemy closed in on the stricken city.
Another 70,000 escaped by sea,
later to be picked up by our planes and our contract carriers...
[knock on door]
Who the hell drank all the 'Gansetts?
Oh, my goodness. Chucky.
Oh, that's so sweet. Mwah.
I missed you.
[sighs]
Welcome home, Deuce.
Welcome home, Chucky.
Yeah, listen, let's go for a ride later.
- Got a thing to show you. - Yeah, all right.
[Chucky] Hey, girls?
Here, from the week.
All right, Frank. Well...
I don't even have to open this, because...
I could tell you what's not in here.
And that's 20 large.
I'll shank him right now.
It's all right.
[chuckles]
You know, Frank, we've been friends a long time, right?
Um... We grew up together as kids.
Your father knew my father.
And sometimes I feel, because of that,
I'm here with these four walls around me,
and you're out there, and you feel that maybe you could take advantage of me.
- Raymond, listen to me... - No, no, let me finish.
Next time you bring me an envelope,
it better be right.
Or next time you see me,
you won't see me.
[Chucky] Et voilà.
What are you, Joe Namath? You want a fuckin' fur coat?
The fuck we doin' out here?
This is Gerry's thing.
That business card he gave us.
I called it when I got out.
This is it. This is the job.
Furs? That's what the Frenchman's got for us?
The Frenchman don't give a fuck about the furs.
That's the job. Bonded Vault.
- The fur place has a bonded vault? - Forget the fucking furs.
Everyone thinks this is just a fur place.
It isn't.
These two Jew brothers, the Levines,
they own both companies.
Hudson Furs and Bonded Vault.
Bonded Vault is a whole other business.
Only a select group of people know that.
Abe. Let's go.
They got an actual steel vault in there
full of safety deposit boxes.
Big deposit boxes.
They're used by a very certain underworld clientele.
Right here in Providence.
Employees don't even know what's back there.
These boxes, there were things you wouldn't wanna take to the bank.
Who do you think uses those deposit boxes?
We're in fuckin' Providence!
Look, Gerry might have a fuckin' death wish, but I don't.
You remember Raymond?
Listen, fuck that old man.
This mob shit ain't like it used to be.
Raymond has been locked up for years.
No one's watching the store.
Let's get the fuck out of Providence, Chuck, all right?
Tell Gerry, "Thanks, but no, thanks" on this one. Let's go.
Deucey, what is it about Gerry Ouimette
gave you the impression that would be okay? Hmm?
Just so we understand each other here, Chuck,
you're talking about robbing the central bank of La Cosa Nostra.
I'm talking about how legends get made, Deuce.
Raymond was a young man once.
I bet he had to shoot his fuckin' shot to get to the money, too.
Gerry's offering 70 stacks each.
Are you fucking kidding me?
This is the retirement plan, pal.
70,000? Each?
I got him to repeat it twice, too.
He needs us.
Plus...
no one we hit can tell the cops what we took.
I ain't worried about the cops.
If there's as much shit in there as you're sayin',
- we're gonna need more guys than just us. - Taken care of.
Frenchie's got the whole crew ready to go.
What crew?
All right, boys,
the name of the game is seven-card stud.
Come on in, come on.
Let me introduce you around.
Hey, everybody! This is Buddy Lowell.
Hey, how you doin', Buddy?
I had this idea, right? Remember when we hit that pawn shop
and I accidentally yelled your name when the gun went off?
- Yeah, I remember that. - I found a way to fix that.
Gerry put all these guys together,
so nobody knows anybody's real name.
We keep it that way. Everyone's just calling each other Buddy.
Your name's Buddy, plus the town you're from, dig?
So you're Buddy Lowell.
That sounds really confusing, Chucky.
Nah. Trust me, you'll get used to it.
Don't call me Chuck. Call me Buddy Manchester.
What are you doin'?
You got no business being in this game. What are you doin'?
Buddy Providence.
This here is my friend Buddy Lowell.
Hey, Buddy, how's it going? Huh?
We're gonna have a good time with this thing, huh?
Gonna make a few fazools, right?
It's your bet. If I were you...
Easily distracted?
Buddy Cranston.
Meet my partner Buddy Lowell.
- How youse doin'? - Jesus Christ!
He's fucking huge.
Grow 'em big in Cranston.
Hi there. I'm Skip... Uh, Buddy. From Barrington.
Buddy Barrington.
Okay.
Take a look at the board.
- You're drawing dead, Buddy. - That's Buddy Barrington.
Cranston thinks he's a country club hustler got in over his head.
You think that's a good idea to have him in the crew, Chuck?
Buddy.
- Huh? - Huh?
I meant... Not you.
Here, I call you.
Who's the old man, Chuck?
[speaks French]
That's Buddy Woonsocket. I was just gonna tell you.
We might have an issue with him.
Read 'em and weep, you snail-eatin' motherfucker.
Huh?
[Woonsocket speaking French]
Fixed!
I will show you how to use it.
Ha! It's supposed to be a friendly game.
I told you you had a crappy hand.
- You fuck with me. - Damn, man!
- Just settle down, man! - You fuck with me.
- It's just a game. - That's Buddy Roxbury.
Him and Woonsocket know each other somehow.
Also, pretty sure they're both mildly retarded.
It's your deal.
Back it up. Come on.
Is this the best crew Gerry can get?
They're enough.
Don't complain. You still got some money left.
[laughing]
Maybe we should do this ourselves instead of with these guys.
- And this whole Buddy thing... - Hey, easy.
You just relax, all right?
[Karyn] Hey, you.
- Hey. - Where have you been?
Danielle said you haven't been home. Nobody has heard from you.
- Just been busy. - Yeah, I bet you have.
How's things with Gerry Ouimette?
- You don't need to know that name. - No, apparently I do,
because you've been out of jail a week
and you're in Providence tryin' to get yourself killed. You must be crazy.
Listen to me. We have no choice.
If I can find out, you don't think anyone else can?
[sighs]
How many guys you got on this job?
Me, Chucky, plus five.
You trust them?
Yeah. Most of them seem okay.
One guy could be a problem.
- Okay, you should make him the driver. - Make him the driver.
Yeah, convince him that's the most important thing,
and you need him to be responsible for staying with the vehicle.
Just keep him out of your way during the job.
Maybe I should just hire you.
Unfortunately, I am not a damn fool.
You keep following me around, so you can't be too smart.
How big is this thing?
Really big.
We can get out of here, you know.
You do not have to do this. We still have time.
You do not...
- Baby, I don't need your mo... - Just listen.
Give it to my ma.
You keep a hundred.
I just gotta lay low for a few weeks,
and then I'll be in touch.
There's nothing I can say?
I should get goin'.
Be safe, okay?
Call me when you can.
Come on. Say something.
What do we have for vehicles?
Barrington is gonna pick up the second car in the alley over there.
That's the pick-up. Just pull right up front.
Vault opens at 10:00 a.m. We need to make sure Abraham's in,
'cause he's the one who has the combo to the safe.
They usually have two employees up front.
The girl, Jeanie, is the receptionist, but we're going right past her.
When we walk in, right away we are looking for Abraham.
Myself and Buddy Lowell go in first to lock down the situation.
Nobody move! I wanna talk to Abraham.
A couple of minutes later, Buddy Roxbury and Buddy Providence follow.
Tape up the employees, crack the vault, grab whatever's inside
and we get the hell out.
While we're in this van, you're in charge.
Till the Buddies come out with the bags, what do you do?
[Woonsocket] I wait, I watch.
- I listen. - That's right.
You wait, you watch, and you...
I listen! [speaks French]
Our main concern here is making sure
nobody walks in when we're hitting the place.
Or any customers.
Oh! Who the fuck are you?
[gunshots]
Fuckin' pieces of shit.
Look at these two fuckin' assholes.
So we go early. First thing.
Buddy Barrington watches the door.
Police detail combs the block around 10:00 a.m.
So we need to be in exactly 9:15 to be out by then.
Settle down, all right?
- Cool heads here. - I got it.
- Cool heads. - Got it.
How'd he do?
Better.
Is everybody clear?
Do we need to talk through it again?
We don't need to talk about nothin'.
Let's crack this motherfucker.
I'll see you in 30 seconds.
After you, sir.
Thank you, sir.
Excuse me, sir. We're closed.
Jerome Geller?
Uh, Phil Defonte.
Nickie Carducci.
My friend Buddy asked me to come in here and look at some accounts.
Some boxes I need access to.
[laughs] I don't even know if I'm saying these names right.
Let me take a look here. Looks like a shopping list.
Sir, we're closed right now.
That's all right, Jeanie. I can help him. Uh...
These Italian names, you know? They got so many vowels.
Jesus, how do you... how do you say that one?
Hello, sir.
Is that your van in the parking lot?
Don't think about the alarm.
If you touch it,
I'm gonna blow your fuckin' head off, okay?
- Okay. - Do you understand?
You can't do this... here.
Do you know where you are? You have come to the wrong place.
You're telling that to the wrong man.
Now, where is your alarm?
[groans]
That's not a very good alarm.
- How many other people you have in the office? - Four, five.
We've never really needed an alarm to be protected... here.
- We're friends of Raymond. - Four?
Or five?
Five. Including me.
Good. I want you to call them up here right now.
Every one of them. Right now!
Sam, Hyman, Rosalind, everybody, I need everyone in the showroom right now!
Good.
Now, keep movin'.
Let's go. You, too, sweetheart.
Everything will be okay.
[knock on door]
[knocks on table] Hello there.
My name is Buddy.
This man is my associate. His name is also Buddy.
Buddy and I are here today...
to rob you.
So please put these pillowcases on your pretty little heads,
and this will all be over relatively soon.
Let's do what we came here to do.
- Go. - Come on.
Up against the wall.
March! Up against the wall! Let's go.
Come on, doll.
Thirty minutes. Get a move on, Buddies.
We got our shit together, Buddy.
[sniffing]
We're good. Everything's good.
[sniffs]
[drill whirring]
Buddy, look!
How you doin' there, sweetheart?
- Are you fuckin' kiddin' me? - What?
- What's your problem? - My problem.
[indistinct chatter]
Ain't gotta work no more!
Yeah, baby! Keep it comin'.
[muttering]
Buddy.
Buddy?
- Little busy here, Buddy. - I want to take...
- Buddy? - ...the pillowcase off my head.
- What? - I want to take the pillowcase off my head.
I can't.. I can't breathe. I can't breathe.
- All right. - [gasping]
- Sorry, gentlemen. - Why? They open?
Uh, a high-security client.
- Come back in an hour, please. - Are you fuckin' shitting me?
Come on, this is fuckin' bullshit is what it is. Jesus.
That's all right. We'll get somethin' to eat and come back later.
- You're buyin'. - Fuck you! I bought last time!
What'd you throw for a fuckin' small coffee, a buck, you cheap cocksucker?
Let's go!
[drill whirring]
We got 14 minutes.
Here we go.
It's so fuckin' hot in here.
- Is that everything? - Got it all, baby.
All right. Get in the van!
Come on.
All right, we're gonna count to a hundred.
Time's up, let's go.
[alarm bell ringing]
[police siren blaring]
[music playing, no dialogue]
[police siren blaring]
[indistinct chatter]
[grunts]
That's when he took out the pillowcases. But initially...
- What pillowcases? - He had pillowcases for everyone.
To put over our heads. Initially, he came over here.
[clears throat]
Are you fuckin' kidding me?
I'm with The Providence Journal, and I'm wondering,
did you have any valuables inside Hudson Furs?
We're looking to speak with customers of the establishment.
Huh?
Were you a customer of Hudson Furs?
Am I a customer?
Yeah. Yeah, I'm a customer.
Okay, great. Can I please have your name?
Yeah, Benjamin.
Benjamin. And your last name, please?
Benjamin.
Your name is Benjamin Benjamin?
If you don't mind me asking, Mr. Benjamin,
what were you storing inside the vault?
My coin collection.
And I had a coin collection in there, too.
And I wanna know what the fuck is goin' on.
I heard 'em say everything's on the floor in there!
How they gonna know whose shit is whose?
So, you're all coin collectors?
Sorry. Can I get your name, please?
Yeah, we're all coin collectors!
It's a fuckin' convention, you fuckin' Irish freckled fuck!
You motherfucker!
[grunting and shouting]
[music playing]
[indistinct chatter]
[man] Get going there, buds.
[doors slamming]
[elevator dings]
Hey!
Ha!
Come on, Sox, here we go!
- Sox, let's go. - Come on!
[sportscaster] Retired once on a bouncing ball to center.
What have we got here? What's happening?
- What's goin' on? - Pitcher deals, and here's a ball.
It makes me happy to see Chucky let loose a little bit.
[sniffs]
There it goes, a long drive.
They both bet ten grand on the Sox.
[sportscaster] A home run! The Red Sox win it!
When Chucky told me, I could've killed him.
Well, whatever gets them off, I guess.
[laughs]
Yes!
It's nice to see Chucky less stressed, though,
especially since we heard about Roxbury.
What? What happened in Roxbury?
Deuce didn't tell me anything.
The guy from the job.
They called him Buddy Roxbury.
No one's seen or heard from him in two weeks.
And he's still owed 40 grand from the fence.
I don't know about you, but it sounds kinda fishy.
Oh, you brought the money, though, right?
I got the money, but if the shit looks stepped on,
I'm out, you dig?
Hey, how you doin', Tony?
How's it goin', fellas?
Got us a little somethin' to eat.
Here you go. Sausage and pepper for the big man.
Peppers and eggs for me.
And for you, I got a nice big stromboli.
[silenced gunshots]
Clean this up. Throw him in the wood chipper.
I didn't mean to make you nervous. Everything's fine.
- You look real pretty, by the way. - Thank you.
Cheers for Carlton Fisk, I guess, right?
[Deuce] I'll deal with him myself.
For now, give Danielle 300.
There she is.
- Come here. - Come here? You come here.
- Look, I gotta go to bed. - Oh, no, no, no. You gotta stay a little while,
because it's Edie and Chucky's last night before they go back east.
Come on, Karyn. We're gonna miss you!
How about we all just do one more?
- One more. - One fuckin' more.
One more.
This is to Carlton fuckin' Fisk!
To Carlton fuckin' Fisk!
- Ahh. - Ahh.
[laughter]
[chuckles]
[sighs, sniffs]
Oh.
[sighs]
[chuckles]
[click]
[Karyn] When do you think we can go home?
[Deuce] I don't know.
I'm not gettin' done like Roxbury.
You oughta slow down.
[sniffing]
Don't be mad at me, baby.
You know I hate it when you're mad at me.
You're gettin' messy out here.
And I don't wanna have to keep moving around like this.
I'm serious.
I'm sorry.
Hey.
I love you.
Hey.
I really do.
I love you.
I ain't never said that to a woman before.
That's something special, you know?
Well, I'm somethin' special.
You owe me your life.
[laughs]
- Oh, yeah? - Yeah.
I told you to make that old man the getaway driver.
Because of me, you are here. I am your everything.
[both laugh]
There's that fuckin' mouth of yours.
Or is tonight the night it gets me in trouble with the wrong guy?
Maybe.
Baby.
Look at the stars.
You got us those.
And I love you.
[sighs]
Look at the stars.
[moans]
[unzips pants]
[laughs]
[Karyn, echoing] Deuce. There's a car in the parking lot.
Deuce?
What?
There's a car in the parking lot.
[moans]
What does it look like?
You told me to tell you if there's another car out there,
and there's another car out there.
[Deuce] What's it fuckin' look like?
[indistinct chatter]
Put that fuckin' back. Let go of it.
Fuck.
[groans]
[coins rattle]
[groaning]
[bell dings]
[telephone ringing]
- Hello? - How's it goin', buddy?
Not bad.
How's it goin' with you?
You know, uh, looking back and forth
between a shitty motel parking lot and the TV.
Just gettin' a little agitated out here.
Listen to me.
Some of those guys were never cut out for this.
We said that the night we met 'em.
So he's pointing a salad fork at me...
[Chucky] Cranston said he was a gambler.
[screaming]
Oh, my God!
Gamblers owe debts. Gerry don't think it has nothin' to do with us.
I fuckin' hope not, Chuck.
I'm startin' to see some characters around me.
Well, you're on that shit, Deucey.
I bet you're seein' all kinds of things.
- Be cool. - Is there a problem with the fucking fence, Chuck?
Gerry owes me some money, you know?
There's no problem.
Just taking a little longer than we thought.
This, uh, Barrington thing's got the Frenchman laying low.
That ain't got shit to do with me, Chuck, respectfully.
We were promised what we was promised.
- Call me next week. - I'm sorry, Chuck.
I'm sorry. I...
Karyn's driving me fuckin' nuts.
She's gettin' antsy. I don't know.
No problem.
- You sit tight, call me next week. - Chuck.
Give Ma my best, huh?
[busy signal beeping]
Fuck.
Karyn?
[indistinct chatter]
- [Karyn] It should be! - [man] Yeah. We're gonna see the Statue of Liberty.
We're going to see the White House.
I got a long way to go, statue.
[laughing]
- Get back to your room. - What, Deuce?
- Right now, get back to your room. - Hey, man, what are you doin'?
- Mind your business, fuck face! - What are you fuckin' doin'?
- Deuce! Come on, get the gun out of his... - That's right.
Will you let go of me!
What is wrong with you? What's your problem?
What's my problem? What's your problem? You out of your fuckin' mind?
- What the fuck? - What do you think "stay here" means?
- Get the fuck in there. - Just get the fuck off of me!
Fuck you, Deuce!
[door slams]
[dramatic music playing on television]
[narrator] Some people have a deep, abiding respect
for the natural beauty that was once this country.
And some people don't.
People start pollution. People can stop it.
[knock on door]
[commercials playing on TV]
[knock on door]
Who is it?
[Chucky] Your mother!
- Hey, Chuck. - You look like shit.
Whiskey and women.
Karyn around?
No. No, uh...
she left a week ago.
Everything got all...
fucked up out here between us, you know?
Come on.
Put some pants on. Let's go for a ride.
[Deuce] You still seeing that Edie girl? The teacher?
Yeah, I still see her. I also started seein' her sister.
Funnily enough, her sister's been the one who's been gettin' all...
possessive.
- Deuce. - Tell me I'm wrong.
Tell me that ain't why they sent you out here.
You ain't supposed to be out here for another month.
All of a sudden, you call me out of nowhere and you say you gotta see me right away.
Tell me I'm fuckin' wrong. Tell me I'm wrong.
Tell me I'm wrong!
Okay, listen to me.
You been makin' a lot of noise out here.
People hear things.
Are you here to kill me or not, Chuck?
A newspaper in Providence been reportin' you're willing to testify for 10,000.
That doesn't even make any fucking sense!
Show me the gun.
Show me the gun!
[sighs]
After all we've been through, Chuck?
You're the one that dragged me into this.
If you didn't fight Jimmy the Butcher, none of this would've happened.
Do you ever think about that?
[stammering]
And you're gonna come down here, and you're gonna kill me
and leave me like a fuckin' rat in the desert to die?
Easy, now.
Let's just fuckin'... think for a minute here.
After everything we been through, Chucky Flynn.
My brother, huh?
I don't wanna fucking kill you, Chuck.
I mean, Jesus Christ, I don't wanna die,
but I don't wanna fuckin' kill you, either.
Fuck.
I don't wanna kill you, either, Deucey. Jesus Christ.
I'm sorry.
I mean, I was supposed to kill you,
but I couldn't kill you, Deucey. I love you.
How about...
Well, how about, um...
How about fuck 'em, then?
How about fuck 'em?
You don't do it then.
You don't do it. You don't kill me, and I don't kill you.
Jesus, stop fuckin' crying on yourself, you germy bastard.
You've been fuckin' cryin'.
Don't make a fuckin' big deal.
Jesus Christ.
What are we supposed to do now?
We're supposed to hug or somethin'?
Go fuck yourself.
[laughs]
[Chucky] Roxbury.
Barrington.
I told you...
Got Woonsocket, too.
[singing in Italian]
[screams]
You don't see what this is, Chuck?
Huh? They're doin' us one by one.
Meanwhile nobody's gettin' paid out.
Gerry keeps sayin' it's too hot to move the shit.
It's bullshit is what it is. Think about it!
Right? They promised us 70k apiece for seven guys,
but we didn't fuckin' see any of that,
except for what we skimmed when we were in there.
No. I heard on a news report the other day
that we took out an estimated four million dollars from that job.
Who's got the money, Chuck? Huh?
We brought it to Gerry, who was supposed to bring it to the fence.
And Gerry's keeping it
to get back at those fuckin' greasy Italians.
Meanwhile, we're strung up here like fuckin' bait for Raymond.
No. No. You gotta talk to Gerry.
You talk to Gerry, or we move on him, if that's what it takes.
All right.
I'll talk to Gerry one last time.
If that don't work, you're right.
We'll do it your way.
- I'll make a move on it. - Yeah.
Hey.
Let me fix this.
'Cause if not, I'm fucking killin' him.
We did our part, Gerry. Okay? We did our part,
and now you're sittin' on the payoff while we're out here naked.
[panting] In the meantime, bodies popping up on the news.
It's startin' to feel a lot like old times in Providence.
We gotta get paid and get out.
[hangs up phone]
[breathing rapidly]
Hey.
[clears throat]
You look nice.
[sniffing, breathing heavily]
They sent Chucky Flynn down here to kill me.
My best friend since I was 15 years old.
It's over, Deuce.
It sure is.
I don't know why things got all fucked up out here between us.
I feel like I'm goin' crazy.
Where the fuck you been? Where'd you go?
I made a mistake.
Gettin' away with it, that... that...
that was the worst thing that ever happened to us.
- We should've never got away with that. - Calm down, calm down.
Lower your voice. Please.
All that money was evil, and it poisoned us.
It poisoned us the same way it did them, all those Italians.
It's bloody money, you know.
I sold all that jewelry that you gave me.
I couldn't stand thinking about whose wife or mother it came from
or who had to get hurt or die for me to have it.
It destroys people.
That's why everyone keeps turning up dead.
And you're gonna turn up dead, too, Deuce.
Yeah.
[sniffs] Here's the last drop of your poisoned money.
[car pulls up]
There's a plane ticket in there and $300.
- Go home, Karyn. - [car doors shut]
I'm sorry it's over, Deuce.
I'm so sorry it's over.
Stop saying that it's over, okay? I'm saying to you...
- [door opens] - ...take this and go home.
Deuce, you gotta listen to them, okay?
You just listen to whatever they say.
- What's wrong with you? - You gotta take the deal.
You gotta just listen to them, okay?
Just try... Just listen to what they have to say, please.
- Listen to who? - That's the only way it's gonna work out.
Okay, baby? You just gotta listen to them, Deuce.
- Just listen to them. - [man] Robert Dussault?
You're under arrest for suspicion of armed robbery.
[sobbing] I'm so sorry.
Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law.
[Karyn] I'm sorry.
If you cannot afford an attorney...
- Deuce. - ...we will provide one.
[sobbing]
Do you understand these rights that I've read to you?
Yeah.
[man] You're gonna tell me everything you know about the Bonded Vault heist.
And that's the only way you're gonna get out of this mess alive, Deuce.
Trust me on that one.
There's a lot of angry guineas in this town.
Word around the campfire is that the price on your head
is at an all-time high.
I wanna talk to a lawyer.
Go ahead.
Chucky Flynn's guy's available, now that he's down a client.
You didn't know that, Deuce?
- What? - Yesterday morning, they pulled him out of the river.
- In what was it, Centerdale? - Yeah.
What the fuck are you talkin' about?
He disobeyed a direct order.
There's no second chances with these guys you're dealing with.
Chucky took that bullet for you.
But I'd bet you my last dollar there's another one right behind it.
And probably one for your girl Karyn as well.
They got $10,000 on your fucking head.
Nationwide.
Lucky for you, you're a candidate for the Witness Protection Program,
if you've got a story to tell.
If Chucky's dead, it doesn't matter.
What do you wanna know?
Chucky and I met when I was 15.
Uh...
been fuckin' thick as thieves since.
Chucky and I were in ACI.
He got in some fuckin' fight, and people got impressed by it.
This guy Gerry Ouimette called us down to his cell,
and, you know, things fuckin' happened.
To be honest, we didn't really know what we were gettin' into.
We were going to this bonded vault which was behind a furrier.
And, uh, we went in.
And we had a team with us, bunch of guys.
The others went by Buddy Roxbury,
Buddy Cranston.
It was some fuckin' thing he came up with.
We loaded up as many bags as possible.
Everybody carried them out.
And then after everything got on...
we just left like nothing happened.
Heard about it on the news a lot.
And then I knew that maybe this was a bigger deal than I thought.
Chucky had a fuckin' great time, too. Heh.
Never got paid, and people started disappearing.
And that's how I knew that it probably was the worst thing we ever did.
The Bonded Vault robbery
was coordinated by myself
and Chucky Flynn.
And the job was contracted by Gerry Ouimette.
[click]
Chucky?
You're alive?
Sit down, Deuce.
[music playing, no dialogue]
I'm a diabetic and I got a bad memory, you know.
But if you want me to come back after my trial,
I'll be glad to tell America what's really going on.
No, no, they asked me to talk, so I'm gonna talk.
I mean, let's all be honest here.
You could make a pretty good movie about my life, too,
all things you made up about me.
My name has been dragged through the mud for the past 30 years
under the myth of organized crime.
And you want to know why?
Because I'm a successful Italian-American businessman.
That's my only crime here.
You people act like Italians brought all the crime on the boat with us.
But you're a smart man, Senator,
and you ought to know
America is a criminal enterprise.
It's been that way when we got here,
it'll be that way when I'm dead and buried.
So do what you gotta do.
[sighs]
This shit is out of hand, Gerry.
We came through on our end.
You don't understand a fuckin' thing, do you, Chucky Flynn?
Why don't you make me understand now, Gerry? Come on, please.
Please, make me understand.
I get 70,000, too.
I'm still waiting on my end, just like you.
You were the one who gave us the job, Gerry.
If you ain't got the money,
who the fuck we been working for this whole time?
I already told you, Chucky.
In Providence, there's only one man you can work for.
[Raymond] Heh. Gerry, Gerry, come on. Don't look so sad.
A man can still make his luck in America.
But it's not like it used to be. Nah.
This thing of ours, it's over.
But no one will admit it.
I want what's mine.
I want all of it.