1:04:04
That picture in the Post?
We planted it.
1:04:07
Strukov was getting suspicious that no body had turned up.
1:04:09
Oh. Well, what do these Russian guys do?
1:04:12
Criminals like Strukov make hundreds
of millions of illegal dollars.
1:04:15
They can't just put it in a bank.
They find a young hotshot like me.
1:04:19
They give me the money,
I buy the dresses from Antwerp.
1:04:22
Then they import them back here, and the money's clean.
1:04:24
But hundreds of millions of dollars.
They must be selling a lot of dresses.
1:04:27
But they're not.
They sell hardly any.
1:04:29
- How do they get their money back?
- I was about to find out...
1:04:31
before you showed up early and blew my cover.
1:04:34
Well, I was only early because I was so excited
about going away for the weekend with you.
1:04:41
Amanda, I'm sorry.
1:04:44
I didn't plan to meet you or to get so
involved with you or--
1:04:48
Hold on.
I think I'm getting through.
1:04:51
Hey. It looks like Halloran is actually Vadim Strukov.
He's the chairman.
1:04:55
It was under my nose the whole time.
1:04:57
He was talking about a meeting on a runway at 5:00,
but I don't know which airport.
1:05:02
Cover 'em all.
Wait. Those were bullet holes in Mr. Halloran's painting.
1:05:05
What?
What are you talking about?
1:05:08
I'm privately restoring a painting for Mr. Halloran.
That's how we met.
1:05:12
- Oh, my God, it was a Russian painting.
- He's been to your apartment?
1:05:16
Why, you think my roommates are in danger?
1:05:20
Oh, crap.
1:05:34
It's 3:00 in the afternoon.
Waiting list does not begin for another five hours.
1:05:42
Okay, maybe you can jump the list.
1:05:51
Stay here.
1:05:55
F.B.I.! Freeze!
1:05:58
Put your hands on your head.
Not you, girls. Him.