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Yardie

 
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"Intent 2"
Ext. Establishing Shot of 02
Black screen "In this War"
Establishing shot of London
Shot of man coming out of car
Shot of crew leaving a shop
Black screen "Deception"
Shot of money in duffel bag and cocking back of guns
Black screen "knows no boundaries"
Shot of woman pouring alcohol
Character 2: Beverly has been running East London for a long time, your gonna get rid of her for me"
Shot of Character 1 Smiling
Character 1: "Your a funny guy"
Shot of Character 2 smiling
Establishing shot of London
Character 3: You lot still gettin food from the yardies yeah?
Characte 4: Some 90s ting
Beverly: I got a solution for our drought, I want you boys to go to Jamaica
Establishing shot of Jamaica
Character 4: Im feeling like its a setup




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