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ext. roadside dusk present day [frl]: i gotta go. [frl]: jogs across the road. [mrl] sees traffic coming. [mrl]: goddamnit [frl]!! pay attention!!! [frl]: ...hello? |
ext. central park day [mrl]: you know, in this day and age it's not so outrageous a request. i mean, i don't know this kid. i don't know where he's been. [frl]: you're worried about where he's been? give me a break! |
int. bathroom night [frl]: is drying her hands in the bar's bathroom, staring into the mirror. no smile now. we see into her mind for a second. [frl]: there you are. [frl]: we thought you wouldn't show. why you sitting here? [mrl]: i don't talk to a lot of people. would you...? [frl]: i didn't have a chance to thank yo... |
int. house [mrl]: what's she talking about? [ex5]: this is where other people get to call in and dump on what you said. |
ext. [frl] and [ex]'s house night [ex22]: "merry christmas!" "good luck at your dad's!" "see you at new year's!" [ex7]: approaches [mrl] in the doorway. [mrl]: have a good time at your mom's. [ex7]: thanks. and [mrl]... since you were born on christmas eve, i figure you don't get a lot of birthday presents. so, i thoug... |
ext. farmer's market later [frl]: runs through the market looking for [mrl]. [frl]: [mrl]! [ex12]: turns around and sees [frl] running. all belly and boobs bouncing towards him. her gown starting falling off. [ex12]: whoa. i've had nightmares that started like this. [frl]: [mrl]! [mrl]: turns. [mrl]: [frl]? [frl]: [mrl... |
int. hospital nurses' station night [ex10]: is helping mrs. hobbs dispense medication into paper cups when dr. hirsch approaches. he is still wearing his overcoat. [ex10]: is not sure how to answer. [frl]: has walked up and overheard the last. [frl]: it's all right, susan. yes, doctor, i have. |
int. clinic waiting room day present day [frl]: wearing scrubs, picks up the ringing phone. [frl]: mediplex... you are going to need to come in... we're going to need to see him... i can't diagnose over the phone... about 20 30 minutes... okay? ...okay, bye... [frl]: hangs up. she holds a clipboard. [frl]: [ex17]? [frl... |
int. bedroom night [frl]: what is this music? |
int. locker room dusk [ex28]: hell yeah. [ex21]: looks at [frl], standing in her shorts and sports bra. [ex21]: oh damn, mon. [frl]: what? [ex21]: i think ol' girl took out your chichis with that charge. [frl]: kiss my ass. [ex27]: i don't want to go play overseas. [ex36]: i thought you were hyped about going to portug... |
ext. snow covered forest day |
and extras. cu on the cookie plate. |
int. triple door continuous [mrl]: slowly walks up to the stage. he stands there silently, looking at the audience. then, finally... [mrl]: have you guys heard of this new drug cocktail called cheese? like that's the name of it, it's called cheese. i saw all these news reports, and they were like, there's a new drug, i... |
ext. train station evening |
int. outer office bldg. and loan day [ex7]: listening at the door. as [mrl] is about to enter his father's office, uncle billy grabs him by the arm. [mrl]: got to see [ex17], [ex7]. [ex7]: some other time, [mrl]. [mrl]: it's important. [ex7]: there's a squall in there that's shapin' up into a storm. [ex8]: [ex7]... tel... |
int. [ex2] mintzs office continuous its [mrl]s old office but you wouldnt know it from the decor...lots of country pine, a fabric sofa, and a play pen where the bar used to be. [mrl] enters, immediately struck by the difference... [ex4] [ex2], this is [mrl] ...the one i was telling you about... mintz, a confident look ... |
it is now winter. the track team jogs in formation, leaving tracks in the snow. those bastards never stop running. |
int. hallway west wing day [ex3]: he's got the whole white house press corps asking each other how to spell "erudite." [ex3]: i know. gotta rewrite the state of the union. [ex3]: goes off in one direction. a.j. heads towards the oval office. |
[frl]: watches [mrl] drive away, perturbed by the exchange. she forces a smile and goes to greet the visitors. [ex5] sets up [ex4]'s wheelchair and [ex4] climbs into it as [frl]: come to visit your truck? [ex5]: looks good. you got that dent out. [ex5]: shoots his father an irritated look, just as the police cruiser pu... |
int. reverend's office [mrl]: doesn't sit. [mrl]: i'd like to take [frl] to dinner on new year's eve. [mrl]: i'm sorry i haven't always treated [frl] the way i should have. she deserves better. [mrl]: i care for her. [mrl]: i wouldn't do that [mrl]: ever again. |
ext. day. the fields . [mrl]: she's completely different. [ex1]: how was she before? what's the story?... [mrl]: there isn't one. [ex1]: come on. [mrl]: was nothing. decade ago. just a teenage thing. |
int. kenwood house. ground floor corridors day.7 48 * [ex6] steps from the ladies' parlour [frl] from the drawing room, winded with emotion. as they fall into each other's arms, weeping... [ex6] i am sorry, [frl]. so very sorry. |
int. classroom day [frl]: sits in class. [ex2] passes a note back to her. [frl]: she wrote me a note in first period. [frl]: reads it. it says: hey girlie! you wanna hang out after school today? kisses! [ex2] [ex2]: looks back and [frl] gives her the thumbs up. |
int. [ex14]'s cab day [ex14]: if either of you two see a stranger around here, it's me. [ex14]: reaches over and hands [mrl] a bottle of champagne done up in gift wrappings. [frl]: good old [ex15]. [ex14]: by the way, where are you two going on this here now honeymoon? [mrl]: where are we going? look at this. there's t... |
int. day. hadditon the marquee. [ex6]: it all runs very smoothly. i start a book in the summer, publish it the following spring. bit of a factory, really. |
int. living room night [ex11]: hi. [mrl]: hi [ex11]. |
int. dispatch night [ex36]: sits at the mike. an air controller is standing next to him, but only his midsection is in frame. [ex36]: all right. it's obvious you remember me. [ex36]: so what do you say you and i just forget about everything except what we have to do now? [ex36]: you and i are going to bring this plane ... |
int. chicago dispatch night |
[ex2]: and [mrl] walk into the attic. [mrl]: i looked in here, but this is all your sewing shit up here, for your sewing and everything. did you put it up here? [mrl]: steps to an open closet. [ex2]: what about in your father's study? |
int. hallway continuous |
int. o'shea apartment building lobby day [mrl]: lies sleeping on a sofa in the lobby. the [ex13] taps him awake. [mrl]: what time is it? [ex13]: eight o'clock. you got to go. [mrl]: did she show up? [ex13]: nope. [mrl]: do you mind if i check upstairs? [ex13]: i can't have you do that, nor can i have you hanging around... |
int. [frl]'s room 84 where [frl] is frantically pulling the chord out of the back of her radio. [mrl] fades the phone out, the music up. [mrl] don't be too proud of your five seconds of fame. more people would hear us if we shouted out the window. [frl] my radio days are over, i'm now deaf. [mrl] didn't i tell you not ... |
ext. dancing elk school track morning [frl]: waddles toward the field. the guys on the track team, ridiculously arrayed as usual, are doing hurdler stretches. they stare at her quizzically. [mrl] spots [frl] approaching and jogs up to the chainlink fence. [mrl]: did you put like a hundred things of tic tacs in my mailb... |
intext. [mrl]'s car later [mrl]: drives in the middle of the night, empty streets. [ex5]: she's still in the er. could you just go and sit with her? i was there for as long as i could, but it's a crazy time for all of us... |
ext. street afternoon [frl]: walks down a little street in a quiet neighborhood. |
int. [mrl]'s living roomcorridor evening [mrl]: thanks for your help on the glasses thing. [ex1]: you're welcome. did you find them? [mrl]: sort of. |
int. [mrl]'s bedroom dusk [mrl]: looks at the new bottle of prescription wellbutrin. he puts a pill in his mouth and washes it down with rc cola. |
ext. sidewalk evening [frl]: walks down the street, alone. [frl]: looks over her shoulder, takes off running. [mrl] runs after her. they turn a corner. he is chasing her, a reverse of their previous runs together. he grabs her arm and she [mrl]: wait a second! [mrl]: i have one more letter for you to read, okay? [mrl]:... |
recording of him reading howl fades up and over the next |
int. [mrl]'s apartment. kreuz. day [ex29]: i have noone else to ask. if you don't take responsibility for her, then [frl] has no future at all. [mrl]: it's kind of you. thank you for letting me know. [mrl]: puts the phone down. he looks as if he has just been handed a sentence. he gets up and stares at the wall which i... |
ext. airplane night |
they exit the car and stand in the street, looking up, scanning the dark buildings but the sound is hard to track, a faint ballad on a skillful horn. [frl]: wow. [ex1]: got 'im? [frl]: look at that moon. [ex1]: full moon, man. hey! [ex5]: this guy's crazy! bat[ex14]: this asshole sideswiped me! [frl]: are you mcguire? ... |
ext. notting hill garden night [frl]: what's in there? [mrl]: gardens. [ex28] these streets round here have these mysterious communal gardens in the middle of them. they're like little villages. [frl]: let's go in. [mrl]: ah no that's the point they're private villages only the people who live round the edges are allow... |
ext. road |
ext. street dusk [frl]: dungarees. |
in the kitchen: we see 10yearold [mrl] watching his mother [ex5] and father kiss quickly, politely, and then his father leaves quickly. [ex2] remains in silhouette through the shot. different day, in [mrl]'s bedroom: [mrl] watches [ex2] and [ex5] kiss, and [ex2] leave more like a performance than anything real. differe... |
ext. street day [ex2]: don't tou... |
ext. ranch day [ex2]: waits in the truck as [mrl] leads [ex3] through the cows and cowshit, climbs up and hops over a wood fence. [ex3] follows suit not as gracefully and gets a splinter... |
int. [mrl]'s living room evening [mrl]: in a towel rushes downstairs, having just had a shower. he shoots past [ex1]. [mrl]: bollocks. this happens every time i go to the cinema. average day, my glasses are everywhere everywhere i look, glasses. but the moment i need them they disappear. it's one of life's real cruelti... |
int. showers day |
intercut between [frl] and the computer screen |
ext. pasture another day |
int. station wagon. night [ex8]: pans a spotlight back and forth in the darkness while he steers the car. the lamp has a short in it [ex13]: how can we help her? she's got so many problems. it's getting worse. [ex13]: looks strangely to [ex8]. he asks: [ex13]: whose fault is it? [ex8]: i don't know, but just for the re... |
int. cafeteria day [ex9]: you were right. she's still pissed. [ex10]: sweet love, renew thy force! [ex9]: man don't say shit like that to me. people can hear you. [ex8]: you humiliated the woman! sacrifice yourself on the altar of dignity and even the score. [ex10]: best case scenario, you're back on the payroll for aw... |
int. carter kitchen dawn [mrl]: quietly shuts the back door. exhausted. starts making coffee. [ex4] appears. [ex4]: your father called. [ex4]: [frl]'s a patient at his hospital. he's having a colleague look at her chart this morning. [ex4]: i'm sorry. i didn't know. [mrl]: i didn't know either. |
int. passenger cabin another area night [ex25]: i happened to be passing, and i thought you might like some corfee. [ex26]: that's very nice of you. thank you. [ex25]: thank you. cream? [ex25]: were you vacationing in los angeles? [ex25]: no. i'm from washington, d.c. i'm a lobbyist for the small businessmen's assocati... |
ext. mrs. porter's house day [ex3] sits in a lawn chair in the back yard wearing a large straw hat and reading a book. [mrl] and [ex1] are repairing and painting the fence. [ex3] looks up from her book: [ex3]: that board doesn't look straight, [ex1]. come on, [mrl], you've been painting the same spot for the last five ... |
int. club foyer night [ex9]: walks up to [ex22], who's frisking a badly mowhawked pierced eyebrow [ex5]. [ex22] pulls a switchblade out of the boy's inside pocket. [ex22]: next time, leave the bic at home, [ex23]. [ex23]: it's a bottle opener. [ex22]: pushes him inside the club, then sees [ex9]. [ex9]: always a pleasur... |
int. [mrl]'s living room night [frl]: the thing that's so irritating is that now i'm so totally fierce when it comes to nudity clauses. [mrl]: you actually have clauses in your contact about nudity? [frl]: definitely. 'you may show the dent at the top of the artist's buttocks but neither cheek. in the event of a stunt ... |
int. hospital corridor day [frl]: has the patient in twentyone gotten his tray yet? [ex14]: the american? yes, duck. [frl]: how did he look? [ex14]: what do you mean, `how did he look'? [frl]: you know, did he seem depressed? do you think he'll eat the food? [ex14]: i'm an orderly, not a bleeding psychiatrist! i push t... |
int. day. winnards farm [frl]'s bedroom. [ex2]: you are so fit i wanna shag you. love from [ex14] pfwoor!!! [ex5] takes another swig with a wicked grin, she sits at [frl]'s pc. we hear [ex2] knock three times on the back door. |
int. [mrl]'s bedroom continuous ...impeccably decorated and obsessively neat. close in on the bed where [mrl] , now 35, sans mustache and long hair, opens his eyes. a flash of bright morning light from the window. [mrl] shields his eyes, turning his head toward the bathroom where he sees... a woman's back...draped in a... |
int. buchanan mansion [frl]'s bedroom continuous |
ext. school parking lot same time |
int. beauty parlor later [mrl]: sits with a towel over his head as [ex6] blowdries the back of his head. his back is to the mirror, his body faces [frl]. [ex10] does her own nails as mrs. pressman scratches off lottery tickets. the dog, sprout, sits in is basket. [frl]: in another one... [mrl]: peeks out from under his... |
int. pub night |
ext. [frl]'s house day [frl]: walks [ex1] to his cruiser. he wears a dark, ill fitting funeral suit. at the car, [frl] adjusts his tie [ex1]: thanks for understanding, bells. they wanted to keep the service small. [frl]: don't worry about me. are you gonna be okay? [ex1]: yeah... but sue, and those kids leah's only a y... |
int. apartment building hallyway continuous [mrl]: so what did he say? [frl]: he's checking in again to see if you're ready to sign your divorce papers and he sounded very aggravated. do you want me to read them to you? [mrl]: seems lost in thought. we see the following images under the rest of the conversation: [mrl] ... |
int. [ex1]'s apartment bedroom night [ex2]: where is my big hairy boy? [ex1]: is alarmed. he stops breathing as his gay houseguest approaches. [ex1]: breathes again. [ex2] enters the room. [ex2]: should i get it? [ex1]: nods. [ex2] walks into the next room... several beats as he finds the phone. we hear him pick it up ... |
int. central park went apartment night |
int. convenience store night on [mrl]...crouched down in an aisle of this local convenience store...checking out the bags of rock salt... he looks at the price tag on one of the bags... [mrl] four ninety nine?! its just salt for gods sake... on the entrance to the store...the door opens, a young girl, 17, enters, an av... |
ext. texaco station that night [mrl]: pulls the plymouth up to the pumps. he's neatly dressed in a jacket and tie. [ex1] comes out of the office and leans in the car window. [mrl]: fill 'er up. [ex1]: nice tie. [mrl]: oh mind if i borrow it? [ex1]: puts the nozzle in the car as [mrl] climbs out. [ex1]: i thought you di... |
ext. cronin's grill afternoon [mrl]: gimme a second here... [ex21]... arizona contract... new glass cabinet... [ex16]: you okay? [mrl]: i'm fine. what's up? [ex16]: i came here to let you go. [mrl]: pardon me? [ex16]: came here to fire you, [mrl]. [ex16]: it's real, [mrl]. you... you should say something. [mrl]: aw shi... |
int. [mrl]'s apartment elevator late afternoon |
int. bathroom 1994 [ex2]: since the disintegration of her parents' marriage, she'd only loved two things. the first was her long blonde hair. [ex2]: the second was how easily she could cut it off... and feel nothing. |
int. hospital corridor day [frl]: rushing down hospital corridor. |
int. chinese restaurant night [mrl]: check them out. [frl]: sees. she has no reaction. [mrl]: that is hot. [frl]: keeps eating. [mrl]: i am very turned on right now. [frl]: sometimes you can be so judgmental. [mrl]: huh? [frl]: i mean, who are you? they're happy. just mind your own business. [frl]: goes back to eating.... |
int. taxi day [ex3]: why so nervous? [mrl]: i've never done this before. [ex3]: how have you dumped girls in the past? [mrl]: screening calls. any suggestions? [ex3]: i knew this guy last summer in the hamptons. he and his girlfriend at the time were madly in love with each other. but she had this huge weight problem. ... |
intercut: the phone rings, wakes up [mrl], he turns on the light, answers the phone. precancer [ex2] talks excitedly. [mrl]: hello? [ex2]: [mrl]? [mrl]: yeah. [ex2]: i'm not sorry i woke you! i went to akbar tonight. [mrl]: you did? |
ext. the stadium parking lot day [frl]: greets [ex24] they head for her volvo.. [ex13]: starts across the lot on foot, dragging his luggage, when [ex5] pulls up in her car. [ex13]: have you accepted jesus christ as your personal savior? [ex5]: no. [ex13]: can i give you my testimony? [ex5]: you can do anything you want... |
int. fossil fuel war room day [ex41]: [frl] , the political strategist who accompanied president [mrl] to last week's state dinner, reportedly spent the night at the white house as a guest of |
ext. street night |
ext. airplane |
ext. ichican sushi restaurant day [frl]: you can't get sushi anywhere in japan after 2 o'clock. did you know that? |
ext. runway night [ex11]: the forklift? it's over there by the baggage loader. |
ext. late afternoon. ewedown bus shelter. [ex5]: they should let us in free. [ex18]: too right. they come here, drink our water, use our fields, they leave all their crap in our drains [frl]'s car sweeps past with the roof down. it is closely followed by a bright yellow porsche. [ex14] is driving and his boxer dog, bos... |
ext. [mrl]'s truck traveling |
ext. suburban house late afternoon |
int. car. day. [mrl]: we got $98 and you're laughin'. |
ext. window establishing morning |
int. a taxicab [ex43]: what are you gonna do there, spit off the top? [ex5]: no. i'm gonna meet... my mother. |
int. dr. hirsch's office night [frl]: sits and dr. hirsch leans against his desk. [frl]: looks confused. dr. hirsch realizes the cause of her concern. [frl]: at my flat. i'm off at midnight and.... |
ext. [mrl]'s castle front gates day [mrl]: i had the gates brought in from a castle in normandy. [mrl]: do you like it? [frl]: i love it...! but how do you live here all alone? [mrl]: i don't. i keep it always full of interesting, celebrated people... [mrl]: my house looks well doesn't it? see how the whole front catch... |
int. the pool room night [mrl]: richard reynolds' district office. she's thinking of running his campaign. four in the corner. [mrl]: gets down over the ball [mrl]: hartford. the insurance capital of the world. have a good time, syd. [mrl]: smacks the ball, bull'seye. [mrl]: you handling me, a.j.? [mrl]: good. 14 in th... |
int. dancing elk school cafeteria day [frl]: almost eight. you wouldn't believe how weird i look naked. [ex3]: i wish my funbags would get bigger. [frl]: trust me, you don't. i actually have to wear a bra now. and i have to rub this nasty cocoa butter stuff all over myself or my skin could get stretched too far and exp... |
int. car night [mrl]: in his parked car next to a fence surrounding a drivein movie closed for the season. he weeps. the windows fog up until the outside is completely obscured. |
int. hospital patient room another afternoon [frl]: [ex15]? [ex15]: hi. [ex15]: comes in. [mrl] offers her the book. she takes it and keeps going from where [mrl] left off. stumbling but reading. [frl] grins. [frl]: who's been working with you? [ex15]: looks shyly at [mrl]. [frl] shakes her head, amazed. [mrl] nods to ... |
int. lobbyatlantic hotel day [mrl]: has checked into the atlantic hotel. the clerk, [ex18], hands him his key. [mrl] asks about room service and the restaurant. an older [ex3] asks him if he plays bridge as he goes up the stairs to his room. |
int. equinox steam room day [frl]: tonight. [ex2]: and then we'll have to do a paternity test. is it the cheese farmer or the redpubed bandit? [frl]: i'm not going to have sex with him tonight. it's too soon. i'm not a slut. [frl]: very funny. [ex2]: i'm not joking. [frl]: i'm really not a slut. |
int. cafe day [mrl]: ...so we didn't have those terrible, strained sentences, that seemed to characterized most of my relationships. and she liked me. she liked me. she liked me. [ex17]: gives [mrl] a quick kiss and keeps talking... |
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