I don't remember that part of the movie. Is he talking about SAL? He had to act so convincingly that a murderous mobster who is suspicious of everybody would transport that suitcase into his super-secure vault next to his millions of dollars in cash. Then he had to convincingly have a heart attack and die in front of that mobster and his hired muscle.
The person who this really fits is the mechanic in the Italian Job. He had to park somewhere, punch a button at the right time, and pretend to be a train employee for a couple of seconds.
Yeah sure but briefcase dude had to be right next to the mark for a good period of time and could have been found out dozens of times before the dude even entered the vault.
GaryJerryGergich on September 15th, 2020 at 21:11 UTC »
I don't remember that part of the movie. Is he talking about SAL? He had to act so convincingly that a murderous mobster who is suspicious of everybody would transport that suitcase into his super-secure vault next to his millions of dollars in cash. Then he had to convincingly have a heart attack and die in front of that mobster and his hired muscle.
The person who this really fits is the mechanic in the Italian Job. He had to park somewhere, punch a button at the right time, and pretend to be a train employee for a couple of seconds.
revengeofthesmith on September 15th, 2020 at 21:12 UTC »
Yeah sure but briefcase dude had to be right next to the mark for a good period of time and could have been found out dozens of times before the dude even entered the vault.
noticeable_erection on September 15th, 2020 at 21:12 UTC »
He also would have gotten in the same amount of trouble for his simple roll if they got caught