Lock Stock And Two Smoking Barrels Quiz

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Longtime pals and minor offenders Eddie, Tom, Soap, and Bacon pool their money in London to the tune of £100,000 so that Eddie, a brilliant card player, can enter one of “Hatchet” Harry Lonsdale’s high-stakes three-card brag games. The game is fixed, and the pals owe Harry £500,000 as a result. Then Harry dispatches Big Chris, his debt collector, to make sure the quartet pays the debt within a week. Harry hires two thieves, Gary and Dean, to take two pricey antique Holland & Holland shotguns from a bankrupt lord because he is also interested in them. Barry “the Baptist,” Harry’s enforcer, is hired to do this. The two show themselves to be utterly inept and unintentionally sell the firearms to Nick “the Greek,” a nearby fence. Barry intimidates the two into returning the firearms. When Eddie gets home one day, he hears his neighbors—a gang of robbers headed by a vicious man named “Dog”—talking about robbing some marijuana growers who are carrying money and drugs. Eddie tells the group about this with the intention that they will steal the neighbors when they get back from their heist. Tom goes to Nick the Greek to purchase weapons for the robbery and ends up purchasing the two old shotguns.

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The neighborhood watchmen start their heist, but it fails despite a gang member being slain by his own Bren gun and an embarrassing run-in with a traffic warden. They return home with a duffel bag full of cash and a van full of bags of marijuana. As planned, Eddie and his pals ambush them, and then they escape in the neighbors’ van while the traffic warden and cannabis are still inside. They load the stolen goods into their own vehicle, leave the traffic warden for dead by the road, and head home. Nick is then instructed to deliver the drugs to the dangerous gangster Rory Breaker. Rory agrees to purchase the marijuana for half off, but when two of his men go to the growers’ home, they find that they’ve been robbed and that the marijuana Rory just bought was actually stolen from his own growers. Nick is coerced by Rory into providing him Eddie’s address, and he assigns Winston, one of the growers, to track down the robbers. But you shouldn’t waste any more time and start this Lock Stock And Two Smoking Barrels quiz. At his father JD’s bar, Eddie enjoys a party with his pals. Accidentally discovering that their neighbors had robbed them and set up an ambush in Eddie’s apartment, Dog’s gang. Instead, Rory and his gang show up, and in the subsequent shoot-out, everyone but Dog and Winston is killed. Dog flees with the money and the two firearms while Winston flees with the drugs, but Big Chris knocks Dog out and steals everything. Gary and Dean, who now know who purchased the firearms, accompany Chris to Harry’s house without knowing the nature of their friendship.

Lock Stock And Two Smoking Barrels Quiz

When Chris returns to his vehicle after handing Harry the money and the weapons, Dog is holding his son Little Chris at knifepoint and demanding the money be given back to him. Chris agrees and pushes the vehicle starter. Harry and Barry are killed in the altercation that follows Gary and Dean breaking into Harry’s workplace. Eddie and his pals go to Harry’s after returning to find their apartment in ruins and their loot missing, but when they arrive, they find Harry dead, so they take the money for themselves. Chris hits their car, disables Dog, and then uses his car door to bludgeon him to death before they can escape. After a short standoff in Harry’s office, he then takes the debt money from the unconscious friends but permits Tom to leave with the vintage shotguns. Also, you will find out which character are you in this Lock Stock And Two Smoking Barrels quiz. Following the traffic warden’s identification of Dog and his gang as the offenders, the companions are initially detained but quickly released. They send Tom back to the bar to get rid of the old firearms because that is the only thing left that connects them to the case. Chris then shows up to return the duffel bag, which now includes a list of antiquated weapons and from which he had taken all the money for himself and his son. The friends read the catalog and discover that the shotguns are actually quite valuable (worth between £250,000 and £300,000), so they contact Tom right away to ask him not to get rid of the weapons. The movie concludes with Tom getting ready to throw the shotguns into the River Thames while leaning over a bridge with his phone in his mouth and it ringing.

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