The Limey

Wilson, a tough Englishman, travels to Los Angeles to investigate the death of his daughter. Suspecting foul play, he discovers a trail of drugs and corruption, leading him on a mission for revenge. 'The Limey' is a neo-noir crime film filled with tension and mystery, directed by Steven Soderbergh.

• Director Steven Soderbergh's first crime film since his debut feature.
• Soderbergh edited the film himself under the pseudonym 'Mary Ann Bernard'.
• The film references 'Get Carter', another revenge-themed British crime film.
• All of Wilson's (Terence Stamp) flashbacks are from 'Poor Cow' (1967).
• Terence Stamp and Peter Fonda had never met before filming.

• Tell me, Terry, what was I supposed to do? Let him die?
• You were supposed to take care of him!
• You don't understand. You don't know. You don't know what happened.
• I'm not a violent man, but I will do violence tonight.
• You'll never understand. You're not a father.