I know who your parents are. And I know you'll suck a cock for a five-pound bag.
The Gentlemen
4.8s
Friend of her father's. Runs London's puff game. A big dick swinger.
The Gentlemen
5.5s
Just so we're clear, I work for a man, a powerful man.
The Gentlemen
2.1s
I know where you went to school.
The Gentlemen
1.5s
What is your name, young man?
The Gentlemen
1.6s
Now sit.
The Gentlemen
4s
A single rose in a cauldron of thorns.
The Gentlemen
10.5s
I can be dangerous if I want to be. Get the fuck out now. Sit down, Power, before you get yourself into more trouble. How d'you know my name? How the fuck does he know my name? I know all your names.
The Gentlemen
5.5s
Do your mum and dad a favor and try the impossible, make yourself happy.
The Gentlemen
2.3s
Open the curtains and let the light in?
The Gentlemen
3.4s
Apart from that little anomaly.
The Gentlemen
1.8s
Are you ready to turn the corner?
The Gentlemen
2.4s
Fucking hell. That was easy.
The Gentlemen
1.2s
[phone beeps]
The Gentlemen
12.4s
Now... if you wanna be naughty, what happened to a little smoke and a poke and a glass of wine, some Barry White, candles around the bath and put your finger in the missus?
The Gentlemen
28.7s
Dry Eye. He promised Dry Eye the job, but only if Dry Eye helped drive down the price of Mickey's business. You see, it was Matthew who told Dry Eye the location of Mickey's farm, so he could steal his white widow super cheese to cause ripples and reduce the market value. And that is why Phuc, in turn, got those juice-swilling, acne-backed muscle Marys to do the job. It was Matthew who set this whole train of events off.
The Gentlemen
3.5s
[car horn honks] I got it. Just watch the road.
The Gentlemen
3.9s
And, George, if I can get to you in your own kitchen...
