After a grisly shootout, the only two men left alive in the warehouse are Harvey Keitel's Mr. White and Tim Roth's bloodied Mr. Orange. Orange then tells White that he was, in fact, the undercover cop, much to White's disgust and anger. White points his gun at Orange's head, but before he can blow him away, the cops storm the warehouse and order him to drop the gun or risk being shot to pieces. We then hear heavy gunfire as it's implied that White shoots Orange, then rolls out of the frame and we cut to black, suggesting that he too was killed. The final close in on Keitel's face surrenders his complete frustration and anger at having been duped by Orange and having to kill several of his own kind. In a film with so many lovable rogues, Mr. White gets the final curtain call as he gets backed into a corner without any real possibility of escape.
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