A Night at the Roxbury Page #2
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1998
- 82 min
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STEVE:
(yelling over radio)
What?
She reaches in, shuts OFF RADIO -- starts filling out
ticket.
POLICE OFFICER:
This is a twenty-five mile an hour
zone.
DOUG:
Hottie cop likes you.
STEVE:
You serious?
DOUG:
You think she pulls over anybody?
Mave a move.
STEVE:
(turning to her)
What's going on?
POLICE OFFICER:
Not much, I'm just giving you an
eighty dollar ticket.
DOUG:
She is so into you.
POLICE OFFICER:
Can I see your license and
registration?
Steve pulls the documents off the sun visor, hands them
over.
STEVE:
(seductively)
I think I got what you're looking
for.
She takes it, walks back to police car. Doug adjusts the
rearview mirror.
POLICE CAR:
She's on the radio.
DOUG:
She's calling her friends.
STEVE:
Seriously?
DOUG:
Here she comes.
STEVE:
How's my hair?
She hands Steve the papers and a ticket.
POLICE OFFICER:
I want you to do me a favor.
STEVE:
Whatever you say, TJ Hooker.
POLICE OFFICER:
Please obey any and all posted
speed limit signs. Have a good
night.
STEVE:
It's already good, now that you've
served and protected me.
She laughs it off, walks away. Doug takes the ticket.
DOUG:
Way to go, my friend. You got her
badge number plus a month from now
you have a date to meet her at the
Municipal State Court. Up top!
DOUG/STEVE
Score!
They high five and PEEL OUT.
CUT TO:
EXT. FLORENTINE GARDENS DANCE CLUB - NIGHT
This is a very downscale crowd, crappy cars, surrounding a dilapidated building.
INT. FLORENTINE GARDENS CLUB - NIGHT
Completely packed. People are physically wedged up
against one another.
DOUG:
This is what it's all about.
A big SECURITY GUY plows through the area.
SECURITY GUY:
Folks, we got to keep this area
clear!
The crowd moves, sweeping the guys along. Doug and Steve
settle in a different spot.
STEVE:
There's a good feeling in here.
ANOTHER SECURITY GUY
People, there's no lingering by
the exits!
As it moves, Doug is engulfed in the crowd and
disappears.
STEVE:
Doug?... Hey, Doug!... Whoa!
Steve is shoved away as the crowd moves again.
DOUG:
jumps up and pops his head above the crowd.
DOUG:
Steve!
STEVE:
is wedged into a corner.
STEVE:
Doug!
DOUG:
pops up near the entrance to the men's room.
DOUG:
Steve!
DANCE FLOOR:
STEVE:
Doug!
CUT TO:
INT. MEN'S BATHROOM
Doug's face is wedged up against a mirror. He struggles
to pull a cellular phone put of his pocket and dial.
INTERCUT WITH:
DANCE FLOOR:
Steve is wedged against a blinking light. We hear a
cellular PHONE RING. Steve reaches in his pocket and
pulls out his phone.
STEVE:
Hello?
DOUG:
Steve, it's Doug.
STEVE:
Oh, hey, Doug. So, what's going on?
DOUG:
Not much. Where are you?
STEVE:
I don't know. Where are you?
Doug gets pushed up against a urinal.
DOUG:
There's a lot of guys pulling down
their pants, so it's either the
bathroom or the V.I.P room. Meet
me back at the bar. If I don't
make it, I'll see you tommorow at
home.
DOUG hangs up. O.S. we hear someone UNZIP.
DOUG:
(panicked)
Hey, just hold on a second.
Doug moves away.
INT. DANCE FLOOR - LATER THAT NIGHT
Two very bored club girls are standing up against a wall.
DOUG:
So, anyway, I'm standing there
waiting to use the pay phone...
STEVE:
Yeah, he was. Seriously.
DOUG:
And this guy who's on the phone
turns around and tips his hat like
this.
DOUG does a "tip your hat" motion.
STEVE:
And who do you think the guy was?
Girls still stone-faced.
DOUG:
Emilio Estevez.
STEVE:
The Mighty Duckman. Swear to God.
I was there.
DOUG:
(teasing)
Of course, you were. You're the
one who yelled the breakfast
clubber's name.
STEVE:
I was like -- 'Emilioooo!'
DOUG:
So, anyway... you guys want to
make out or what?
The girls stare at them.
CUT TO:
EXT. AM/PM MIN-MART GAS STATION - NIGHT
The guys pull up. Doug gets out and starts to pump gas.
DOUG:
Score some chippage. I'll meet
you in there.
Steve exits into the AM/PM. Doug notices a woman puttng
gas into her car. She feins a smile, looks away.
DOUG:
Hey!
Doug starts pulling the pump in and out of the gas
tank -- simulating copulation. She's repulsed.
CUT TO:
INT. AM/PM -- CONTINOUS ACTION
Steve looking at a bag of Pork Rinds. Doug comes up from
behind.
DOUG:
Hey, she's totally looking at you.
STEVE:
Who?
Doug motions toward the CASHIER. She snaps her gum and
is reading People magazine.
DOUG:
Ask her where the chips are.
STEVE:
But, I know where they are.
DOUG pushes him. Steve walks over to the Cashier.
STEVE:
Excuse me, I'm looking for the
potato chips. You know, chips
made out of potato.
CASHIER:
They're right behind you.
STEVE:
Wow, you really know what's going
on, don't you?
He turns away and pretends to look at the chips. Doug
gives him a thumbs up.
Richard Grieco enters the store and walks up to the
Cashier. She lights up, recognizing Grieco.
DOUG:
Steve, look.
Doug and Steve walk up to Grieco.
DOUG:
(trying to be cool)
Hey.
RICHARD GRIECO:
... Hey.
DOUG:
Remember us? We were at the
Roxbury.
STEVE:
(to Grieco)
We were outside?
Grieco turns to Cashier.
RICHARD GRIECO:
Could I get a pack of Marlboro
Lights and that 12-pack of
Trojans. Thanks.
Cashier rings it up, hands it to him.
CASHIER:
(obviously enamored)
Thanks.
Grieco exits, they all watch. Steve approaches Cashier.
STEVE:
Yeah, I think I'm gonna need a 12-
pack of Trojans over there.
CASHIER:
You know, they expire in two
years.
CUT TO:
EXT. GAS STATION - NIGHT
Doug and Steve watch Grieco's Ferrari drive off as they
sit on the car and eat Pork Rinds.
DOUG:
That nabob has got it going on.
STEVE:
(sadly envious)
Kickin' it at the Roxbury, rollin'
a banana Ferrari.
DOUG:
Tasty geisha by his side.
STEVE:
The man is a bag of chips.
DOUG:
(correcting him)
All that and a bag of chips.
STEVE:
Right. Well, we're doing okay. I
got a number tonight.
DOUG:
(thrilled)
Let me see it!
Steve hands him a cocktail napkin. Doug reads it.
DOUG:
555...? Steve, this isn't real.
It's one of those fake T.V.
numbers.
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