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48 THE CINEMA
Gewgaws van. More are being added to the pile. Pull back with Holland as he adds his contribution. He is hot and tired and for a moment pauses to watch his confederates at work, then he goes over to the Bullion Van where Shorty is just removing another couple of bars. There are now only ff teen bars left in the van. Holland: Right, that's enough. We'll leave the
rest. shorty : Blimey, guv' nor why? Holland: It'll help my alibi.
lackery (protesting) : Nark it, guv. there's seventyfive thousand quid there! Holland (sharply) : I said leave it. Lackery looks dangerous, then he turns away mumbling. The camera follows him. lackery: Ruddy waste! There's many a starvin' bloke'd be glad of that lot. Holland re-enters shot holding out wrists to be bound. Holland: Come along, now -fix me up and get going. Lackery takes the sticky tape out of his pocket. Shorty removes Holland's spectacles and places them carefully away. They set about blindfolding Holland and binding his wrists.
76 Long Shot in the Warehouse. As Shot 60. Camera shooting from the dark entrance of the warehouse. Two police cars come down the hill opposite and pull up near the bottom.
77 Lackery finishes binding Holland's wrists. Shorty is putting the finishing touches to the sticky tape which now covers his eyes.
lackery: There. Not too tight?
Holland : No, that's all right. Take my gun righthand pocket. Lackery takes the revolver,
lackery: I got it. Shorty, having finished, aims a pretence blow at Holland's eyes,