With the help of the fellow township association, Frankie lived in the house of Irish police officer Tom. Frankie is handsome and good-spoken. The Tom family likes him living here, and the children like him too. In this way, Frankie secretly used the organization to make money and equipment while working while preparing to return to China to do a big job. On the surface, he is a new immigrant who is hardworking and motivated, and Tom didn't notice any difference in him.
However, in the process of purchasing the equipment, I encountered black and black. Frankie hid a large amount of cash in Tom's house before and was searched by arms dealers. It just so happened that all of this was smashed by Tom and his wife who were ready to go home and relax. If Frankie hadn't arrived in time, the Tom and his wife might have encountered an accident.
Frankie then went to the arms dealer theory, and was surprised to learn that his comrade-in-arms had been kidnapped by him. Frankie was beaten up and put it back so that he could take the money to redeem him. At this time, relying on the police's sense of smell, Tom realized that the sofa and the mattress had been cut open. These people must be looking for something. He fumbled around in the room, found the money and passport that Frankie had hidden under the floor, and knew his identity.
After Frankie went home, he was captured by Tom. Tom felt that it was better to be in a prison in the United States than to be sent to death in Britain. Frankie escaped halfway and shot Eddie, a colleague of Tom who was about to retire, and ran away.
Frankie broke into Longtan Tiger's Lair alone to destroy the arms dealer. And Tom also contacted the FBI and British agents. He realized that the British would definitely not keep Tom alive, so he had to find Frankie first. Through the hometown association, Tom found Frankie's trace. After a trace, he boarded Tom Frankie's thief ship. On the boat, the two started hurting each other. Tom suffered a minor gunshot wound, and Frankie was shot severely, which seemed terrible. The story ended like this...
It is indeed not a wonderful story, although I am very interested in this period of history. In addition, when he went to school, he always had a bit of prejudice against Pete, thinking that his acting skills were not good enough to walk the rivers and lakes and rely on a pretty face. In fact, he could really act in a lot of wonderful films, especially in the 90s. of.
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