JUNIOR: I am. I’m an idiot’s son. An idiot’s grandson. I’m third-generation idiot. But for once in my life I had a good idea, and I’m not giving up so easy. You are? Are you actually telling me that for the first time in your life you’re gonna throw your cards on the table and go home early? I can’t believe my eyes. (Burnham hesitates) Fourteen million dollars upstairs, Burnham. You’ll be out of the hole. Baby, you’ll be so far out of the hole you could draw bricks every night for the next twenty years and still shit green. (Burnham sways) Come on, Buddy. One more hand.
‘Panic Room’ (Junior)
‘Panic Room’ by David Koepp
From: Movie
Type: Dramatic
Character: Junior, "very high-strung, dresses like a homey, very street, but can't hide the fact that the street is Park Avenue."
Gender: Male
Age Range: 20's | 30's
Summary: When her home is invaded by three armed robbers, a divorced woman and her young daughter hide in their specially designed "panic room" but end up in a deadly cat-and-mouse game anyway.
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