First, there was Johnny Worricker. Then, there was Johnny Worricker. Johnny Worricker, the MI5 whistleblower who was last seen in Page Eight, has a new job and a new life now. When he hides out in Ray-Bans on the Caribbean islands of the book's title, he eats lobster and calls himself Tom Eliot because he's a poet at heart. Christopher Walken, who plays an American who claims to know Johnny, comes into the movie and draws us into his world and his problems. When he meets them, he finds himself in the company of some American businessmen who say they're on the islands for a meeting about the global financial crisis. When one of them falls into the sea, their financial PR seems to know more than she's letting on about their business. He soon finds out how shady they are and he has to act quickly when he finds out that they have ties to British Prime Minister Alec Beasley.
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First, there was Johnny Worricker. Then, there was Johnny Worricker. Johnny Worricker, the MI5 whistleblower who was last seen in Page Eight, has a new job and a new life now. When he hides out in Ray-Bans on the Caribbean islands of the book's title, he eats lobster and calls himself Tom Eliot because he's a poet at heart. Christopher Walken, who plays an American who claims to know Johnny, comes into the movie and draws us into his world and his problems. When he meets them, he finds himself in the company of some American businessmen who say they're on the islands for a meeting about the global financial crisis. When one of them falls into the sea, their financial PR seems to know more than she's letting on about their business. He soon finds out how shady they are and he has to act quickly when he finds out that they have ties to British Prime Minister Alec Beasley.
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