Koos. - Dennis.
Central cashier's office.
Good morning. Dennis. Grading department.
Keys please. Thank you.
Well, pleased to meet you. Dennis Poltzer.
All my life I've been in the diamond business.
Most valuable thing on earth. Diamonds.
I know everything about colour, clarity, carat, cost, and cut.
I can read every stone. The same with people.
I know at first glance who I can sell to.
So last year I decided to try my luck and started my own business.
But I had a little bit of bad luck...
...in the casino. And well then you go broke.
So now I work on the grading department of Globos Diamonds...
...the biggest diamond dealer in Europe.
And for the time being I'm staying with my parents again.
That's fine by me, mind you.
It's all temporarily, until I've settled my debts.
My devise: Dare to dream and make your dreams come true.
If you really want something, you'll get it sooner or later.
And hey, when you're in the gutter, at least you can look at the stars.
This is a true story
I'm amazed to find that you've found a new job at such short notice, mister Poltzer.
Yes well, I like to be up and doing.
And diamonds again, I understand. - That's what I'm good at.
Your creditors will be pleased.
Globos diamonds didn't disapprove of your present situation?
Why should they?
I take it you informed your new employers about your past.
Sure.
And you're back with your parents? - Till I find something else.
Very well, I'll fix your allowance at 250 Euros a month.
I know it isn't much but you should be able to get by on it.
And if you make sure you keep your job, and don't do anything silly...
...you'll be out of this in just under seven years.
Hello, Dennis speaking.
Hello, this is Natasja of 'Single Luck dating' mister Poltser.
You will be able to recognize miss van Wageningen...
...by a blue scarf and a red purse.
You've made it clear that you will cover all the expenses.
Yes, certainly.
Then 'Single Luck dating' wishes you the best of dating luck.
Can I count you in for a fruit basket for Corry? - Yes, sure.
Oh, I've forgotten my wallet.
Can you lend me some? - How much?
Two hundred Euro.
Hey, you'll get it back tomorrow.
Hey Dennis, do you know what gravity...
...and a penalty kick by Clarence Seedorf have in common?
They both let you down.
Well, those are rather nice stones. - South African...
...a hundred and seventy-five points all together. And flawless.
With a price tag of ten thousand but you can have them for half as much.
I can give you three.
Good evening.
Where are we going?
Full house.
Come in.
Hi, I'm Tiffany.
Hi, I'm Dennis, wanna fuck?
Fucking is good.
No, I was only kidding you.
Just hit.
I've never seen you here before.
True, I'm abroad most of the time. Diamonds.
This is cute.
Let's just sit down for a bit.
You must take a shower first, before we can fuck.
Fuck...
You know, because of my job I never had a steady relationship.
It's great of course to travel all over the world...
...but when I'm back in Holland I find myself more in need...
...of a little chat rather than a shag.
I'm sorry, I really like you, you know.
Now what?
Just nice.
Give me your hand, Tiffany.
Shall we take that shower now?
One last dance.
Had a good time, Donny? - Yes, great fun.
Oh yes, sure.
See you next time then? - Yes, though I'm not sure...
Hi, you're up already?
Dad drove to the station three times for nothing last night.
I told you I had to work overtime, didn't I? Hi.
And after that I stopped for a drink with some colleagues.
A drink with some colleagues? And then you come home at seven in the morning?
All right, if you really want to know.
Dad, Mum...
...I was with my girlfriend.
What's her name? - Tiffany.
Tiffany who? - Ter horst.
So you're dating a girl and you don't even know her second name?
I told you: It's Ter horst.
Don't be so greedy! Think of your stomach collar.
As long as you haven't paid me back it's mine and you will be careful with it.
Hi, would you mind frying me an egg?
With or without bacon? - With bacon.
There you are. - Thank you.
It's a shame you wound up in the diamond business.
All the cooking never got you anywhere.
I did what I could do and enjoyed it. I'm proud of that.
And forty years later you're driving a battered Honda instead of a Mercedes.
I'm satisfied with the Honda, my daddy used to ride a bike.
And you have to go by train for the time being.
Shouldn't a doctor see to that?
Diabetes. I already know.
Tell me more about that girlfriend of yours.
OK.
We met in a cafe some time ago...
...and she was dancing and I just thought jeez now there's a looker.
And that's just about how it happened.
Hey Dicky! You're early. - It's Dennis.
Dennis, sure.
Nice. Fakes I bet. - Not!
Wow... have you fallen in love with me?
No, of course not.
Hold on, that's tickly.
OK, I have very sensitive reflexes.
No, please stop! I didn't come for that.
What are you doing? It all gets much too complicated.
No, Tiffany. I gave that to you. It's yours.
This is a sex club, and here we fuck.
And if you just want to talk to a girl you better go to a restaurant.
OK. You want to come to a restaurant with me?
Not with me, stupid.
But I'll pay you. - To go out for dinner?
Yes, or maybe for a drink or go dancing somewhere.
I'll double the pay!
I don't know... when it's outside the club it's like we're going steady.
Well see it like an escort service.
I have to take business contacts out to diner a lot...
...and it simply looks good if I come with a beautiful woman, know what I mean?
Nothing up your sleeves, no? - Strictly business.
And you pay. - Anything you want.
Well.
They've been at it for the whole weekend.
They've turned the whole place upside down, copied all the last year's files.
But why? - Beats me.
But what could be wrong? We check everything twice every day.
Dennis...
Mr. Globos wants to see you. - Oh.
Dennis, this is Mr. de Vries from the security department.
He would like to ask you a few questions.
Dennis, we hope that you could tell us some more about these items, please.
I don't see anything unusual about them...
...nice stones...
...good setting...
Still there's something remarkable about them.
These items were photographed for insurance purposes...
...but they are no longer in the inventory.
And according to last year's inventory list...
...they were at the grading department.
Well...
There's things missing all the time.
Because they're not booked properly, for instance.
But then that's usually corrected in an extra counting...
...and then they always turn up again.
Why? You think I?
No no no, nobody's accusing you of anything, Dennis.
Mr. de Winter has convinced me that the perpetrator probably works here much longer.
Whoever he or them may be, he or she knows the security system inside out...
...otherwise we would have discovered this a lot sooner.
Dennis, you're the newcomer in this team...
...and that's why I ask you to be the eyes and ears of the management.
I'm not sure if I want this.
No no I'm not asking you to betray your colleagues, Dennis.
I'm asking you to protect their jobs. - Oh.
You do this for us and I promise you a very fine career.
Morning. - Morning.
Good day madam. - Hello.
Are those for me? - Dennis Poltser, is Tiffany in?
Just a minute.
Nice car, is it yours?
Yes, but I'm still a not sure about the upholstery...
...actually I asked for calfskin.
Oh, you must be Tiffany's father? - Her guardian, actually.
In that case: there you are.
Well, well.
Hi, almost ready. - Great!
That's really a fine car. - Yes, cute isn't it?
Sugar and milk? - Black please.
Tif, not with a customer! You're new on the job!
Just as soon as they find out they'll throw you out.
Mum, nobody has to know about this. He's sweet, he's filthy rich...
...and we have a very smart understanding.
How do I look? - How am I to know I can trust you?
Nothing personal of course, but you could be some sort of psycho.
You can't tell them by appearances, can you?
Tif, you're my daughter and I want to know who's taking you on a trip abroad.
We'lljust shuttle back and forth to Brussels, we'll be back tonight, won't we?
Well that's to say... I booked us a small hotel, to be sure.
See!
But that's just in case...
And of course I'll pay for every minute. Know what? I'll pay you up front.
Then that's settled.
Tif, we'll see how things go.
We'll do some shopping, have dinner, maybe a drink or two...
...maybe a little dancing and then we'll decide if we want to stay.
I'll decide for myself. - Yes, exactly!
Just as long as you stay. - Freek, you say something.
That car can really burn some rubber! - Well what do I know?
And these.
Let's go.
Madam, I promise you, I will take good care of your daughter.
Just make sure she gets her medicine on time. She tends to forget.
Hey hey, take it easy, man! What a jerk!
Jesus! Dennis!
Yes, I couldn't find anything better on such short notice. It'll have to do.
Votre Nom. - Ah yes, Dennis Poltser.
How do you wish to pay, Mr. Poltser? - Come again?
'ow do you wish to pay Mr. Poltser? Visa; American Express; Eurocart?
Just cash?
Rather with a card, if it's all the same to you.
I don't have them on me, right now. - The lady maybe?
Hey, I got the dough you know! I pay!
Or is plain cash below your standards in this sleazy joint of yours?
I could go somewhere else you know! Just say it!
If you insist. - Take your pick.
Leon.
Dennis Poltser. - The man!
Damn, it must be ages.
I've got something for you.
You're coming?
You pay everything cash, don't you? You can also pay by switch card, you know.
But then the taxman will be watching, won't he?
What are cockerels anyway?
It's 'coquilles'... In fact it's like mussels but much nicer.
They are a lot bigger and they come from a beautiful shell.
And you have to catch them by hand...
...not with a fish net because then they get all sandy...
...and you'll be grinding your teeth all the time, which is not very pleasant.
I like to prepare them in a small frying pan in butter with a little pepper and salt...
...one minute for each side and then serve them with a mild Gorgonzola sauce.
Yummy.
Just taste them.
Yuck!
She doesn't like them.
The Bisque d'Homard avec les crevettes fraises is very special.
Do you know what he's on about? - Our chef prepares them froid.
Something else maybe.
The 'huîtres' perhaps? Does the lady fancy oysters?
No.
Chipolata de jambon du la sure; delicatesse.
No, yuck!
Frankfurters maybe? Of course we have a children's menu.
Ah! The children's menu.
Are you making fun of me? - Ahhh Tif!
Don't Tif me! I can see you're both making fun of me!
Madame. - I can see through that shit head of yours!
Well Tif, you imagining things.
Now it's me that's crazy! - No, of course not. Calm down.
Madame s'il vous plait. - Shut up! Stupid fuck!
You're laughing behind my back all the time! What?
Monsieur, I have to ask you to leave, and take the lady with you.
I don't care, then I'll leave! - What do you mean?
Just a dick head and with a bad breath too, stupid son of a bitch.
I'm sorry about what happened, but I'm going home.
What do you mean? - This is not for me.
Why not?
It's especially for you, Tif, all up for grabs if only you want it!
I don't believe in fairy tales.
OK, tell me what's your dearest wish.
You do have a dream, don't you? - It will never come true.
They do! Look, you have to live your dreams. Just do it.
You have to want something! Aim for something!
And if you aim for it well enough, you'll reach for it sooner or later.
That's my philosophy. - Nice and easy.
Yes, look where we are now! It's what I wanted! Didn't I?
Tell me what you really want. No matter what.
Well? Tell me.
To Mexico. - Mexico?
Yes.
What's with Mexico?
Everything! Sun, sand, sea!
You've been there before? - Yes.
What do you want to do over there? - Something with horses or so.
Cute.
I've worked there, in a riding school, on the beach.
Well... that's my dream. - So what's keeping you?
It's easy enough for you to say. You're rich!
Have you got any idea how often I would have to lie on my back...
...to fuck that amount together? How many pricks I would have to jerk off?
How many dirty bastards I would have to have on top of me?
You haven't got a clue! Not even the faintest idea!
Now you got me crying again.
OK.
So you want to go to Mexico.
Then we'll go to Mexico.
You shouldn't say things, if you don't mean them.
But I mean it, I really do!
We'll go to a travelling agency, buy ourselves two tickets,
get our asses on the plane and fly to Mexico.
We just do it!
Dennis.
Yes...
Yes, yes. No, I'm on my way now.
I have been warning him for the last fifteen years, and now it's come to this.
They took it off.
Madame, the doctor can see you now.
And you stay with daddy!
Does it hurt?
They've cut my leg off, but apart from that...
Shall I get you something from the canteen?
Hi.
Hang on dad, I'll be back in a sec.
How's your father?
He'll pull through, I'll go with you.
Dennis!
You left daddy alone?! - Yes.
Hello.
Mother, this is Tiffany. I was just taking her downstairs.
I'm so sorry about you husband.
Why didn't you tell me you had company?
I was with Dennis when you called...
...and then it was a two hours drive from Brussels and I fell asleep in the car.
Brussels? I thought you had to work overtime.
Yes, I'll explain later, I'll see Tiffany gets a cab first.
A taxi? That's too expensive! The bus stops right across the street!
And what were you doing in Brussels anyway? - Mother!
And the suit! And the watch!
Did you give that to him? - Me?
I'll be back.
My mother is a little confused. Must be the shock.
There's plenty cabs right in front of the door.
You are not rich at all, are you?
You shouldn't pay attention to my mother. She's saying things, sometimes.
I'm no fool.
Well.
What? - Are you rich or what?
OK, maybe I'm not that rich. - Don't lie to me now!
OK.
I'm not rich at all!
No money at all?
Then what are you paying all this from?
Who cares where I got it from, the point is that I can get it!
And I believed you!
Hey!
I believed you!
What is this?
You know what it is.
Where did you get this, there's something fishy about this.
Well it seems you already know where I got it from.
A money envelope in your laundry, what am I supposed to think?
Well I must have stolen it then, or what? - I didn't say that!
Well mother, if you really want to know, it's from my work.
I had to sell something for my boss.
If only you'd take me serious, it would be easier for you to trust me.
I'm sorry son. It's just that we don't understand what you're up to, sometimes.
But one thing Dennis... one thing I do understand:
It's better to regret the things you have done...
...than it is to regret the things you haven't done.
It's your life, son. Grab it while you can, promise me that.
Koos. - Hi Dennis, are you moving?
No, it's a micro wave, a present for my mother...
...but I thought it was a bit too heavy to take by train.
So tomorrow I'll come by car and I'll take it again.
OK? - Yes.
Hi Tif, are you alright? - Yes.
Shall I walk you to your car? - No, it's alright.
Sure? - Yes.
I'll see you tomorrow. - Bye.
Hi, listen, can I take you some place for a drink?
Bugger off, man!
Hi Tif, listen...
I have hacked the entire security system...
...and now I can take whatever I want and I outsmarted them all.
You thought you outsmarted me too, Dennis? - No of course not.
I'm sorry I lied to you, Tif, but I could hardly have said:
Hi I'm Dennis and I nick diamonds for a living.
What do you care where the money comes from, anyway?
You didn't do anything wrong.
I take you to Mexico, I'll take care of you...
...l'll buy you a horse ranch, horses, the whole lot.
Whatever you want.
You're just an ordinary shoplifter, they'll get you in the end.
Not if I take it all in one big haul.
There's more then 10 million worth in there.
Dream on Dennis.
It's me. - Els where are you?
I'm in the Wibautstraat, why?
I forgot my wallet in the first class restaurant...
...and there's quite a lot in it because I wanted to pay you back.
Fortunately they've found it...
...would you be so kind as to stop by the trainstation for me?
I'll be too late for work! - I'll do three of your shifts.
OK. - Thank you.
Come on ladies.
Good morning, central cashier's office.
Ho wait! Hang on!
It's not necessary, it was done yesterday...
Go clean someplace else, some other room.
Yes, thank you! Bye.
Good morning, central cashier's office.
Good morning, this is Dennis of the grading department.
The keys. Thank you.
The keys.
Els. - Yes, what?!
A very good morning.
What do you think you're playing at?
I drove all the way to the station for nothing.
What do you mean?
They knew nothing about a wallet. I made a complete fool of myself.
At the first counter, they didn't?
First counter? First Class restaurant you said!
No I said first counter, you didn't take it then?
No...
You have to pick it up yourself, when you go home. - Yes.
How did you get in here anyway. - Well I just thought I'd better start.
But where did you get the codes? - From you.
Impossible. You're not supposed to know them.
Well, you didn't really keep them a secret.
Come on, open the door. Let's get started...
...we're late, already.
What's the matter?
Karin of the canteen says she had to store twice as much meals for tomorrow.
That means working overtime. - A general recount.
Tomorrow? That's impossible! Martin's grandma will be 80 tomorrow.
It seems that stones have disappeared.
Do you know anything about this Dennis?
No.
Yes, I couldn't understand why you where searching the stock data all the time.
What do you mean?
On this department, there's two people who can get into the safe...
...and have access to the stock data. And I know it wasn't me!
But I really don't understand what you're saying, Els.
We'll see about it tomorrow, Dennis.
Yes.
Shit...
Shit! Shit!
Come on girls.
Central cashier's Office. - Grading room, Dennis, hey listen...
...we have forgotten something and I need the keys of the safe again for a minute.
They've been put away. - Give it to me.
Yes. - We need the keys back for a sec.
I don't think so.
But there's items worth a capital standing outside the safe.
Upstairs they're not going to like it. - So?
OK very well, I'll leave it where it is, but you will have to take the risk for this.
God damn it! They're coming. Keys!
Dennis, we want to compare some files and...
...we need your password, please.
Sure, that's big bert and small bert written in one word.
Big bert and small bert, one word.
Dennis.
Are you through with those keys damn it, I want to go home.
Just one minute - I want those keys now!
Or I'll come and get them.
Dennis, what's keeping you?
I'm locking up now.
Don't strain yourself. See you tomorrow.
Dennis!
So good to see your still here.
Dennis, it's much worse than we thought.
It's not just about a couple of items.
I have to go to the police tomorrow, I have to, it can't be helped.
Dennis, I want to make a deal with you:
We never talked about you being 'the eyes and eares'.
If the police finds out that we knew for quite some time already...
...the insurance... you understand.
Yes, that's fine.
That's a relief. I knew you'd understand.
That's a microwave for my mother.
I'm late already so I'd better be on my way.
Thank you
And thank you for your help.
Mama!
I need to talk to you. Have you got any idea what you have done?
Yeah, yeah.
Tiffany has been in bed for three days, crying all the time!
You drove her nuts with your bullshitting.
Bullshit? Oh, bullshit.
Freek! Freek!
Careful, don't do it! - Bullshit?
You didn't think I could do it, did you.
Fat Dennis from Zwolle.
Jesus Christ!
Dennis!
Just take your pick, take whatever you like.
Wait...
The curtains...
What's it worth?
Well you can buy a nice house for that one.
Freek, two of these, Mercedes 500 SLR.
It can't be true!
Well now I really look like Mariah. - I told you, didn't I Tif?
Can I have that one too? - Yes.
Lady Di.
Tiffany...
Are you coming for Mexico? There's a plane flying at half past seven.
There's enough here to make all your dreams come true.
You're not going anywhere. What have you got to lose, Tif.
The worst thing that can happen is that it will be disappointing.
Then you get on a plane again and ten hours later you're back home.
They'll be looking for the both of you, won't they?
They'll come looking for me, not Tiffany.
They don't know of Tiffany's existence.
And anyway she hasn't done anything wrong.
I can't just let such an opportunity go by.
Freek, you say something. - Well, I would know.
I'll go and pack then.
Tell me Dennis, all this together?
I'd say ten million or something.
Ten million Euro, boy!
Two hundred stones, about a hundred carats, that should do us for a while.
And what about the rest? Where are you going to leave all that?
Hide it. Bury it. - When?
I don't know. - Where?
Somewhere on the way to the airport.
You can't just bury it somewhere. What if someone finds it?
Not very likely, is it?
Hey Dennis, let us hide it for you.
Think man!
Within a couple of hours your face will be plastered all over every telex in Europe.
You have to go as soon as possible.
Henny and I will take a day off tomorrow...
...and then we'll find a real good place to stash it.
Impossible, I have to be in fitness class.
Then I'll do it alone, yes?!
And you will stay in charge while you're in Mexico...
...and you'll let us know what to sell, to whom and when.
Hang on a minute.
But Dennis, it's a brilliant plan because if anything goes wrong...
...and they would catch you...
...you still couldn't tell them where the stones are because you wouldn't know!
Come on folks.
Overbooked?! What do mean: overbooked?
It means the plane is full, sir.
But that's impossible, I have tickets!
The first flight I can put you on is due to fly this afternoon at five o'clock.
But that's much too late.
Can't we travel via some other city in South America?
I just want to go to Mexico, otherwise I won't go at all.
Yes, we'll go to Mexico, but we can also get there from Venezuela or Brazil?
I'm sorry sir, but all our transatlantic flights are fully booked at this moment.
If you want I can get you on a plane to London. From there you might...
Thanks, have a nice day. Come on, Tif.
London, do it, London. - England?
I'm not going to England! That's an island.
When my face is on the telex I may not be able to get out of there again.
Shit, one hour and they will open that safe!
What do we do now? I want to go to Mexico.
But you can go to Mexico just the same. Just catch that 5 o'clock flight.
On my own? - Yes.
I can't do that! - Of course you can!
I have to go now! Yes?!
Dennis, I could take you to Aachen.
Brussels, take me to Brussels.
I know this guy there who can get me a new passport.
What's the name of that village, Freek?
Yes, Jesus, darling... I wouldn't know... - Fuck!
I have to go! Now! - OK.
Vincent, St. Vincenten, Villa... Villo Bianco! Blanco
I'll find it. Will this do? - So what do I do now?
You're going to pier three, gate fifteen, at 5 o'clock.
Where is that? - Just ask someone in a uniform.
I can't do that! - Tif, look at me.
Pier three, gate fifteen at seven... ehh five o'clock.
Calm down now.
Thanks for everything.
You'll take care of the little girl, won't you?
Yes.
I told you: St. Vincente.
Hey, keep your hands off, man!
Girl! Hollandaise.
Six? O gracias!
Dennis?
Thank you.
This is Coco Loco.
OK.
Here's looking at you.
What's 'cheers' in Mexican? - Salute.
You're the smartest of them all, Dennis.
Do you know what this one's called? - No.
Sex On The Beach.
Great! Coquilles with Gorgonzola sauce. You remembered!
You're so sweet.
Shall we go for a walk?
Wanna fuck?
OK.
I'm out, see you later this afternoon.
Make it a lot.
What the f...
What is this? - Dennis...
Can't you just knock? - Who is this then?
This is Mauricio.
I don't know if you're aware of this, but he's a cop.
Mexican cop. He doesn't care what you did.
But Tiffany, you don't have to work here. I pay you, remember?
Of course not darling.
This is Mauricio, he's my boyfriend.
I wanted to introduce you this afternoon, but something came up.
Your boyfriend?
Don't worry, I told him everything and to him it's no problem at all.
What's no problem? - Our business agreement.
"I'll double your fee."
"I don't know... when it's outside the club it's like we're going steady."
"Well see it like an escort service."
"Nothing up your sleeves, no?" - "Strictly business."
You're asleep? - No.
Let's have a nice fuck.
I'm sorry Tif, but I'm knackered.
"And you pay." - "Whatever you want."
Sleep tight.
Dennis, you were right...
You can get everything, if only you want it hard enough.
Hi mum, this is Dennis.
Mother listen, I can't speak too long...
...but let me talk to daddy, please.
Calm down, mum...
...and give daddy a big hug, alright?
I didn't order champagne, did I? - Mauricio is treating us today.
What's he on about?
He has been waiting for me.
What's this all about?
I think he's going to ask me to marry him.
Si...
Tif!
Darling where have you been?
I've been looking for you everywhere.
Come with me, I want to show you something.
Well?
Nice house.
I've deposited one down payment already, and it's all yours.
You're kidding me!
Dennis!
You're crazy!
It's on one condition.
And that is?
That you'll marry me.
That can't be! I'm getting married already.
But I've loved you from the moment I saw you.
What do you mean? Back in the club?
Jesus, that's sad.
Now what?
I love you, and I want you to love me.
Let go of me! - Marry me.
I can't breathe!
I love you too...
...but I'm not in love with you.
I'm in love with Mauricio.
Love? You couldn't tell love if it's right in front of you.
Look here! One hundred and forty kilos of love and you can't see it.
I can see it, but I'm in love with Mauricio.
Mauricio! He's only in it for your money!
You have only just met and now he wants to marry you.
How stupid are you, Tiffany?
You are being stupid. I have known him for years!
That's why I'm here!
God damn it! That fucking son of a bitch!
That dirty fucking dick head!
Dennis, we have a business agreement, it's alright as it is, isn't it?
What are you doing?
OK...
How much will I owe you to have you all to myself, seven days a week?
Shut up. - One million?
Two million? - No.
Three million then? Four million? - Don't do this Dennis.
No 5 million? Six, seven, no eight million.
Is that what you need to forget that fucking Mauricio?
Nine million! But then I want to fuck you in the ass, god damn it!
Well?
Alright! Ten million!
Everything I've got, all yours.
You have to be really stupid if you don't want this, Tiffany!
OK.
Come again?
Ten million.
Hand it over.
I don't have that on me, remember?
Then where is it? - You know.
Yes, I know, but what about you?
You think I am stupid, no? You don't even know where it's stashed.
So who's stupid? Who's fucking stupid?
I'm sorry, Tif.
Mauricio! This will be the death of him.
Here you are Dennis, it says where the diamonds are stashed.
Thanks...
...for everything.
Wanna fuck?
Yes, alright.
Passport.
Mister Hut? - Hot.
What is the purpose of your visit to Holland?
Business.
Thank you, Tiffany.
Hi mum...
Say something.
How is daddy?
He was so tired.
Is he worse then?
They came to his rescue promptly
but there was nothing they could do.
Did daddy say anything about me, before he...
Get off it...
If I wouldn't know any better I'd think that he was proud of you.
There you are.
What's that?
So you don't have to worry about money. There's more to come.
I don't want this! Make your whore happy with that.
I found out that she worked in a sex club, and for her you left daddy and me...
Tiffany is no whore! - No?
Then what would you call a girl that goes to bed with men for money!
It wasn't like that. - You're still a dreamer.
So you won't be coming to the funeral tomorrow.
Of course not. The place will be swarmed with police.
There you are, daddy wanted me to give this to you.
Take care of yourself.
"I did what I could do and enjoyed it and I'm proud of that."
"And forty years later you're driving a battered Honda instead of a Mercedes."
"I'm satisfied with the Honda, my daddy used to ride a bike."
Alright, dare to dream and go after them...
...but remember that they might not come true...
...and that you can't get everything, no matter how hard you try.
But like my father said it's better to feel sorry for what you've done...
...than it is to feel sorry for what you haven't done.
And by the way I'm the biggest diamond robber there ever was.
And that's something you can't say.
Dennis P was sentenced to prison for two and a half years.
He was granted an early release for good behaviour.
His biography was published and a film was made.
Tiffany en Mauricio have a daughter.
At this moment Tiffany and her daughter are living in the Netherlands.
Tiffany's mother and her friend were given a suspended sentence...
...for being accessories to the handling of stolen goods.
Globos Diamonds paid Dennis P. his salaries for another six months...
...before the automatic transfer was stopped and his access card was blocked.