Name: Never Too Late
Released: 2020-08-22
Duration: 1 h 38 min
Cast: Jacki Weaver, James Cromwell, Dennis Waterman

Words to remember

Nouns

1) bollock

Then why make up all that bollock about Nguyen Tan?
2) rissole

The key to a good rissole
3) hellhole

I'm the only one to break out of this hellhole
4) swagger

four young lads full of guts and swagger,
5) hearse

Well, there's the hearse. Who's driving it?
6) maggot

Hey, maggot, why don't you read the AFL rulebook,
7) smuggler

even if the Navy thinks you're a people smuggler,
8) bugger

Now, I won't have you or any other silly bugger
9) undertaker

Well, let's see. We've assaulted two undertaker,
10) catwalk

and get on the catwalk, prancing around like that,
11) fella

Look, fella, I'd do it myself if I could,
12) whack

If we don't get 'em down with the first whack,
13) bloke

We're not those bloke anymore!
14) slipper

Nice slipper. They come in men's sizes?
15) sweetie

Here you are, sweetie. No worries.
16) broom

Grab the broom!
17) blouse

of big girls' blouse like you get near me, eh?
18) tram

Then we hop on a tram, over to the jetty,
19) unicorn

A magical unicorn cake!
20) menace

Oh, a bloody menace he was.
21) sweetheart

Oh, you wanna dance with me, sweetheart?
22) bullshit

Oh, that's bullshit!
23) lad

four young lad full of guts and swagger,
24) pact

50 years ago, the four of us made a pact.
25) reflex

quick reflex, lots of grit.
26) crate

out of this crate?
27) rag

I took all you guys from rag to ribbons.
28) dementia

She's in the early stages of dementia.

Verbs

1) overcomplicate

You always overcomplicate things.
2) pinhead

instead of a comic book, you pinhead?
3) smuggle

Smuggled it in.
4) frighten

Who'd be frighten of a senior citizen with a gun?
5) bugger

You bugger!
6) kidnap

What, so you kidnap me?
7) reunite

But we weren't reunite right away.
8) itch

Get it off! It itch!
9) presume

"presume dead.
10) sneak

Damn! It must have snuck in.
11) apologize

I apologize for the hassle.
12) threaten

and you faked a stroke, threaten our staff,
13) suspend

And I was suspend.
14) retire

and, well, when I retire, I bought Daphne.
15) regret

And I've regret it every minute since.
16) spill

"Don't cry over spilt milk."
17) bother

Beat it, kid. You bother me.
18) freeze

We both just kinda froze.
19) steal

Last time he escaped, the Rabbit stole a car.
20) hack

I just hack the system.
21) deserve

Don't we deserve a happy ending, Bronson?
22) smell

He certainly smell like it to me.
23) trap

Last week Angus got trap in a toilet cubicle.
24) swap

You swap the contents of that bottle,
25) execute

He was execute.
26) relax

nice and relax like you're visiting your mother
27) belong

We'll find out where you belong.
28) assault

Well, let's see. We've assault two undertakers,

Adverbs

1) someplace

What does it matter whether it's in here or someplace else?
2) alright

- Is he alright now? - Yeah.
3) steady

Oh, whoa-whoa! Steady on. I got ya.
4) aside

opened the gates, stepped aside and...
5) somewhere

We've got to find somewhere to hide.
6) apparently

Apparently, they're all out of teabags.
7) eventually

Eventually, we came here and life went on, but...
8) twice

"I cannot and will not lose you twice."
9) absolutely

There is absolutely nothing bloody wrong
10) properly

I've wanted to sail, you know, sail properly,
11) certainly

He certainly smells like it to me.
12) nearly

She wrote me every week for nearly 50 years.
13) exactly

This little trip of yours isn't exactly above board,
14) earlier

Norma was transferred out of here earlier today.
15) alone

- He's scared of being alone. - Really?
16) sometimes

Sometimes it takes a long time
17) finally

You'll finally get a chance to see it in the flesh.
18) otherwise

telling me otherwise.
19) instead

instead of hanging around here with a bunch of old farts...
20) late

in the cells late at night?
21) actually

Nine banks, actually.
22) inside

It's bad luck to open an umbrella inside.
23) across

I'm across from the nursing home in Linwood Street,
24) soon

You won't be leaving here anytime soon.
25) enough

He may be old enough to take care of himself after school,
26) later

Couple months later, I get this package.
27) currently

the situation you currently find yourself in now?
28) though

Doesn't really sound like her though.

Adjectives

1) legless

Oh, shut up, you legless pussy.
2) gutless

Pack of gutless pussies.
3) sentimental

"I'm not sentimental.
4) sober

He's been sober for 43 years.
5) infamous

"from the infamous Ninh Hoa prison.
6) bastard

171, and then some bastard playing for Carlton
7) alright

It's alright. I got it up here.
8) rude

Isn't this a rude turn of events.
9) persistent

Lin beefed up the security, but the Rabbit was persistent,
10) fabulous

Fabulous. Absolutely fabulous.
11) nervous

She is making me nervous.
12) desperate

"The romantic person has a desperate confidence
13) surprised

I don't know who was more surprised, him or us.
14) presidential

from the presidential palace in Saigon,
15) drunk

And I was a drunk.
16) damn

We're gonna finish this damn mission.
17) weird

There's a weird old lady in a red jacket
18) loose

I know every single back door, loose window
19) elite

a secret elite squad
20) romantic

"I'm as romantic as you are.
21) weak

and weak spot in this place.
22) tough

Who's the tough son of a bitch you've ever known,
23) stupid

Ugh, I didn't want your stupid letters.
24) proud

"I'm not proud of the..."
25) experimental

She's participating in an experimental trial
26) dear

"My dear son, Bruce,
27) famous

"Made famous for leading the daring escape
28) secret

a secret elite squad

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