to Bruno. Only Leo is not dead, and he leaves a recording that Lily finds and then shows to Bruno. Leo figured out that Lily was conning him, and he confesses that he stole Bruno's money. An enraged Lily and Bruno go to find Julius and catch him as he is splitting town. But then Leo shows up wanting to kill Bruno. Bruno says that Leo cannot possibly kill him because he would have to kill his wife also. Reluctantly Leo agrees, and shoots Lily. Then he convinces Julius that the only way they can be partners is if he kills Bruno, so that they have a murder each on their hands. Julius does not mean to, but the gun goes off and Bruno is dead. During their getaway, Julius begins to feel odd. Leo confesses that he slipped a sedative into Julius' drink. He leaves a drugged Julius by the side of the road and with the con finished he makes his way to the train station where he meets up with Lily. Cast John Hannah as Leo Famke Janssen as Lily Garfield Peter Stormare as Julius Eddie Izzard as Troy Fred Ward as Elmo Brian Conley as Bruno Tom Lister Jr. as Moose Amanda Donohoe as Gloria Ian Burfield as Caspar Neil Stuke as Roscoe Michael Attwell as Magnus Jason Watkins as Dom Christopher Biggins as Arnie Hinda Hicks, had a small cameo role as Kelly, a jazz singer. Reception , the film holds a 9% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, based on eleven reviews with an average rating of 4.73/10. References External links 2000 films 2000 crime thriller films British crime thriller films British neo-noir films Films set in Brighton 2000 directorial debut films 2000s English-language films 2000s British films