to get away from his life as an assassin and vows to rescue Rhiannon. He burns the list of "cake" orders in front of the townsfolk, explaining that "everyone deserves a second chance". Milo confronts Bjorn, who reveals that his hatred of Milo stems from him rejecting Bjorn's desire to run away together with him, which Milo reminds him, not for the first time, "is not possible for so many reasons." Milo challenges Bjorn to fight "properly" rather than just killing Rhiannon; the two duel with foils, which seems to reach a climax until they discover the weapons are safety-tipped and unable to wound. They then switch to staves, which quickly break, then hand-to-hand, where Milo bests Bjorn. As Milo goes to free Rhiannon, Bjorn pulls a gun, but stops when the townsfolk appear and surround him, demanding he release "our baker". After some talking Bjorn finally decides to leave Milo be in the hope that Rhiannon will break his heart, whereupon Eggs knocks him out with a shovel. Some time later Milo is preparing a cake at the bakery, assisted by Eggs who has developed skills as a pastrycook, eclipsing Milo's own. Leo arrives while Milo is alone in the kitchen; he explains that he used Milo's exile as an opportunity to stage a "hostile takeover" of the company, and as he is now in charge Milo is free to return to work without fear of being killed. To Leo's surprise Milo turns him down, saying he intends to remain a baker and will pay him a fair price for the shop. Leo is confused until he sees Rhiannon enter the shop, and leaves silently when Milo steps away to greet her. The two then go out to greet the entire village, there to enjoy the grand opening of Milo's bakery, "Shakespeare's Cake". Partial cast Damian Lewis - Milo 'The Baker' Shakespeare Kate Ashfield - Rhiannon Nikolaj Coster-Waldau - Bjorn Dyfan Dwyfor - Eggs Anthony O'Donnell - Rhys Edwards Steve Speirs - Bryn Brian Hibbard - Bob William Thomas - Alun Thomas Michael Gambon - Leo Nicholas Rowe - Businessman Simon Winkler - Bodyguard Robert Page - Stan Adrian Sturges - Clerk Annette Badland - Martha Edwards Philip Howe - Gareth Llewellyn Dyfed Thomas - Huw Edwards Dorien Thomas - Old Williams References External links British comedy thriller films 2000s comedy thriller films 2007 comedy films 2007 films Films