AUDIENCE
THE MORAL BULL SHIT THEY WANT TO HEAR!
TV Man 1: YOURE TALKING ABOUT ABANDONING EVERY HUMAN
CODE OF BEHAVIOUR, AND THERES A LOT OF US
WHO ARENT READY FOR THAT DOCTOR FOSTER...
10 A great cry of assent goes up from the studio floor. Doctor
Foster is flustered and frustrated. The stage hands and
cameramen are all screaming at him, swearing and ridiculing. We
notice Police guards, armed, at
audience.
Every time the music ends he picks up the needle and
restarts the music. He does that as many times as the
credits require.
Finally, CREDITS END. And then--a sly smile. He leans in.
DROPS HIS ACCENT and WHISPERS.
ANDY (AS REGULAR VOICE)
Okay! Just my friends are left. I
wanted to get rid of those other
people... they would have laughed in
the wrong places.
(beat)
I was only kidding abou
DOG DAY AFTERNOON
by
Frank Pierson
"DOG DAY AFTERNOON"
FADE IN:
EXT. ELECTRIC SIGN
It FILLS THE SCREEN (designed to exactly FILL THE FRAME size
of whatever ratio were shooting in). It says:
2:51
This message will be a little cryptic to the movie audience
on an essentially BLACK SCREEN. HOLD for a beat, then it
changes: the lights flash this sign, which should explain it
to everyone:
94뫉
And a s
Audience hissing)
And youre a city of snakes, I see.
(Hisses)
Everyone goes to a gig
with a snake in their bag.
No other cities have snakes
as much as you.
New York, no fucking snakes.
Paris, London, no snakes.
San Francisco,
full of fucking snakes!
(Hisses)
We did that at school.
So you can call it "the City".
The City.
OK, and you dont
tell tourists about, er..
the weather in July and August.
Y
type paper.
The frame is a polished mahogany.
He slips on the sweatshirt.
MALCOLM
How much does a fine frame like
that cost, you think?
Anna hands the backup bottle over to Malcolm.
ANNA
(smiling)
Ive never told you... but you
sound a little like Dr. Seuss when
youre drunk.
Malcolm uncorks the wine and starts pouring in the empty glass.
MALCOLM
Anna, Im serious. Serious I am,
Anna.
Anna gigg
type.
- I dont believe it.
We mustnt get discouraged.
Hannah will invite some men over
who dont look like Ichabod.
Maybe at Christmas or New Years.
If not this New Years,
maybe next New Years. Ouch!
Must be here someplace.
I love that book, The Easter Parade.
You were right.
It had meaning for me.
- Hows Frederick? He didnt come.
- One of his moods.
Although it wasnt a bad week.
He sold a picture
type it.
E-Everything will be ready today.
I promise that.
I hope so. Meanwhile,
Ill hold on to this.
Now, once and for all,
your address.
- Where do you live?
Under Yankee Stadium?
- [Both Laughing]
Im beginning to believe
that you got a wife...
- and youre hiding her from me.
- I wish I had the wife.
If you want one,
you could have one.
I picked out a fine woman for you.
You wouldnt even meet h
Audience cheer)
Shes just my clarinet teacher, right.
"Get up, youll miss the best part of the day."
And God, who was James Mason, said,
"No, I wont get out of bed, Mother,
"because I havent yet
created the best part of the day. Ah.
"Ah, cant get me on that one.
Box clever, you see."
"Oh, you wee young scallywag.
"Ill box you a bit later." So.
So then God created the world and on
the first day he
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