A Night at the Roxbury Page #18
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1998
- 82 min
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CRAIG:
(excited)
Grandma, you look unbelievable!
Woo!
MR. BUTABI AND STEVE AND BARBARA
Walk down the aisle. Steve is wearing a CD walkman --
Mr. Butabi notices and yanks it off. They pass a pretty
STEVE:
(to girl)
What's up? You from out of town?
Mr. Butabi pulls Steve back on course.
STEVE:
(turns back to girl)
See you at the reception.
EMILY:
and her parents walk down the aisle...
CRAIG:
Steve! Getting married! Go for
it! You are the man!
EMILY:
(yelling up to Craig)
Shut up, Craig! I'm walking down
the aisle, you dick!
Emily goes back to walking gracefully. MARCH ENDS.
FATHER WILLIAMS:
Dearly beloved, we are gathered
here today, to join together...
STEVE:
Father? Did we already start?
FATHER WILLIAMS:
Yes.
STEVE:
going to be a buzzer or whistle or
something.
FATHER WILLIAMS:
... To join together this man and
this woman in holy matrimony. If
any man can show any just cause
lawfully joined together, speak
now or forever hold his peace.
Nobody speaks. Beat.
CRAIG (O.S.)
I am having a hell of a time!
FATHER WILLIAMS:
Very good. Now I understand the
bride and groom have each prepared
something.
EMILY:
(trying to rhyme)
Dear Steve, today I wear this
wedding gown, and on my face there
is no frown. I know our lives
together will be great, just like
when we saw David Copperfield on
our first date. If you set
something free and it comes back,
you should love it forever, and
like one of your silk plants, I'll
try to stay beautiful, that is my
endeavor. Love, forever, Emily.
Steve steps forward, takes out a piece of paper, reads.
STEVE:
Emily, I used to see you outside
my father's store. And then we
went out on some dates and you let
me have sex with you.
Steve steps back. Priest looks to see if Steve's done.
STEVE:
I'm done.
FATHER:
Very nice. Steven, do you promise
to love Emily, comfort her, honor
her, in sickness and in health, as
long as you both shall live?
STEVE:
My father already paid the caterer.
FATHER WILLIAMS:
Emily, do you promise to comfort
Steve, and honor him in sickness
and health, as long as you both
shall live?
EMILY:
I do.
Mr. Butabi hands Steve the ring.
FATHER WILLIAMS:
Now, Steven, repeat after me...
STEVE:
'After me'... just kidding. I'm
nervous.
FATHER WILLIAMS:
Now repeat after me, with this
ring I thee wed...
STEVE:
With this ring, I thee wed.
Steve puts the ring on her finger.
FATHER WILLIAMS:
Now, Emily, repeat after me. With
this ring, I thee wed.
EMILY:
With This ring --
Suddenly, the ceremony is interrupted by the sound of the
GARAGE DOOR OPENING -- revealing...
DOUG:
holding a huge boom box over his head, confidently
standing in place. Emily rolls her eyes. Mr. Butabi's
angry.
STEVE:
(in shock)
Doug.
Doug hits the play button. "WHAT IS LOVE?" by Haddaway
BLASTS.
MR. BUTABI
(to organ player)
Let's just keep it going.
FATHER WILLIAMS:
Mr. Butabi, I can't --
MR. BUTABI
Just ignore him.
FATHER WILLIAMS:
(yelling)
Say 'With this ring I thee...'
EMILY:
With this ring --
Doug TURNS UP the VOLUME, drowning out Emily.
Steve starts bopping his head. Doug bops his head back.
STEVE:
Sorry, Dad.
(turns back)
Emily, I'm sorry. I'm not ready
yet. I liked your poem.
Steve starts walking towards Doug. Mr. Butabi, furious
follows him and reaches to stop him. Suddenly, a hand
pulls him on his back. We REVEAL it is...
CRAIG:
CRAIG:
I'm sorry, Mr. Butabi, but as best
man, my primary duty is to allow
the groom to beat a hasty retreat
should the occasion take a sudden
ugly turn.
Butabi tries to get around. Craig jumps in the way.
CRAIG:
Don't test me.
Steve runs up to Doug.
STEVE:
Hey.
DOUG:
Hello.
They run out of the back yard.
RICHARD GRIECO:
Puts his arm around Mr. Butabi.
RICHARD GRIECO:
Mr. Butabi, as an actor, I'm a
keen observer of human nature.
And, I can tell that neither of
your sons are anywhere near the
maturity level necessary for this
sort of commitment.
ALTAR:
Emily is furious. Craig steps in the groom's spot.
CRAIG:
Go ahead, Father.
EMILY:
What are you doing?
CRAIG:
Emily, with all due respect to
Steve, his discipline is lacking
as is his appreciation for you.
I, on the other hand, can bench
press 305 lbs. I squat a clean
525, and my body fat percentage is
less than two percent. Not only
am I a professional trainer, but I
someday hope to market my own
protein bars and produce an Iron
Buns video.
Emily considers this a moment, then puts her arm through
his.
EMILY:
... Okay... We should look into
infomercials.
CUT TO:
INT. HOLLYWOOD RESERVOIR - DAY
Steve and Doug are on the bridge tossing rocks.
DOUG:
... and I also took Craig out
clubbing.
STEVE:
Mm-hm.
DOUG:
That was alright. Plus, I rented
a lot of videos and I didn't do
much else.
STEVE:
Uh-huh.
DOUG:
Look, I, uh, I don't know... I
just... Steve?
Steve is still looking at the water.
DOUG:
Look, I'm sorry. I said a lot of
bad things before and... lately...
I don't know.
DOUG (CONT'D)
I've been thinking, you know...
You're my brother... we're
brothers and when we're together,
you know... You just...
Jerry MacGuire theme "SECRET GARDEN" by Springsteen begins.
DOUG:
(emotional)
You don't drag me down, Steve... I
drag me down, me! And you... you
complete me!
Steve walks up to Doug.
STEVE:
Shut up. Just shut up! You had
me at hello.
They hug and hold one another as the MUSIC SWELLS...
CUT TO:
The guests are gone. In the empty tent, Richard Grieco
sits alone drinking wine with Mr. Butabi.
RICHARD GRIECO:
And it seems to me that you're a
little bit harder on Doug than you
are on Steve. Isn't that true?
MR. BUTABI
You are right. It's just that
Doug is so rebellious, so hard to
control.
RICHARD GRIECO:
Rebellious? Scrappy? Dreamer,
maybe? What other young man does
that remind you of?
Mr. Butabi has an epiphany.
MR. BUTABI
... Myself.
Richard nods, knowingly.
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