A Night at the Roxbury Page #6
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1998
- 82 min
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DOUG:
(exploding)
That's right. And is that all you
want to do with your life? Is
that all you think we're capable
of doing --
Two hot bikini babes walk past them. Guys immediately
stop arguing and turn. We --
CUT TO:
SAME SCENE - WIDE ANGLE
-- to see the guys full body, for the first time.
They're wearing black Gucci G-string bathing suits. They
flex and hold uncomfortable body positions to show off
their muscles.
DOUG:
What's up?
STEVE:
Want to go for a swim or what?
DOUG:
(strangled, twisting
arm unnaturally)
... about quarter after... five
The girls walk away. The guys stop flexing and resume
their argument.
DOUG:
lives!
STEVE:
Hey, Doug, why are you Mt. St.
Helensing on me?
DOUG:
Because I want more for you. I
care about you.
STEVE:
That is so sweet of you.
DOUG:
I know. And you deserve better.
You deserve to get into the
Roxbury.
STEVE:
Doug, there's a list. You have to
be like a Richard Grieco type guy.
DOUG:
Steve, we are the Richard Grieco type
guys. We should be on that list.
We're 'A' club people leading a
'B' club life.
STEVE:
We've been going to 'B' Clubs?
Why didn't you ever tell me this?
DOUG:
I didn't want to hurt your feelings.
I know how sensitive you are.
DOUG:
'Cause we settle. 'Cause we keep
going to all those 'B' clubs ever
night They can smell 'B' club on us
like barf in a bathroom. From now
on, the only club we go to is the
Roxbury.
STEVE:
But, how --
DOUG:
But, nothing.
STEVE:
We can't --
DOUG:
We can. And we will. Because no
matter how many lists and roped
off areas the big bouncer in the
sky throws in front of us, we will
get through. You know why?
STEVE:
We're good-looking?
DOUG:
Very good-looking. You especially.
Now, repeat after me.
STEVE:
'After me.' Sorry. I'm just
kidding.
DOUG:
(completely serious)
And it was hysterical. I'm just not
laughing to preserve the drama of the
previous moment.
STEVE:
Understood. Continue.
DOUG:
Repeat after me. We can get in the
Roxbury.
STEVE:
We can get into the Roxbury.
STEVE/DOUG
Roxbury! Roxbury! Roxbury!
They leap up and down. Two girls walk by. They
immediately stop.
DOUG/STEVE
What's up?
CUT TO:
INT. BUTABI LIVING ROOM - NIGHT
Mr. Butabi, Mrs. Butabi, Fred Anderson, MABEL ANDERSON,
Fred's middle America wife, and Emily are having coffee
in the living room. Emily is obviously dressed up to
attract Steve.
MR. BUTABI
(mid-conversation)
... And then, and I swear this is
true, someone came into the store
today and thought it was a real
plant store.
MABEL:
No?
MR. BUTABI
Doug and Steve burst in, still in their black Gucci G-
strings, head up the stairs.
MR. BUTABI
Hello?
Doug and Steve turn.
DOUG:
Hey.
STEVE:
What's up?
MR. BUTABI
The Andersons here. Get dressed
and come join us.
STEVE:
Okay.
DOUG:
Steve! Sorry, Dad, we're busy
tonight.
EMILY:
I like your bathing suit, Steve.
STEVE:
Thanks Emily.
DOUG:
Steve, again!
STEVE:
I mean, whatever, Emily.
DOUG:
Nice to see you, folks.
The guys rush upstairs. Suddenly, we hear MUSIC pounding
from their room.
MR. BUTABI
Excuse me a minute.
Mr. Butabi goes upstairs.
INT. DOUG AND STEVE'S ROOM - NIGHT
The guys are picking out their clothes in the closet
Mr. Butabi enters and shuts off the MUSIC.
MR. BUTABI
If I tell you to do something, you
do it. And what is this business
of coming in naked. Put on your
pants and come down.
DOUG:
Ain't on our 'Things to do' list.
Daddy-o. Steve and I have
something extremely important to
do tonight.
MR. BUTABI
Yes, to come downstairs.
DOUG:
Dad!
Doug goes in their bathroom and slams the door.
MR. BUTABI
Why can I not get through to him?
STEVE:
Dad, Doug is like a fax machine.
You just keep putting things in,
face down, and you need to have a
cover page, because if you don't
-- people don't know where it's
coming from and sometimes you
don't get through on the first
call. That's why you got a redial
button and a memory button
because... you know... actually, I
never use those buttons. I always
screw it up. I don't know.
Doug opens the bathroom door.
DOUG:
(to Steve)
Don't try to explain it to him.
He'll never understand.
MR. BUTABI
Oh, I understand. You are going
out tonight.
DOUG:
That's right.
MR. BUTABI
I just don't understand what
you're driving.
Mr. Butabi takes their keys off the dresser and grabs
their cell phones and starts to exit.
DOUG/STEVE
Hey! Dad! What are you doing!
Mr. Butabi exits.
Emily is standing, singing "Memories" from Cats.
Everyone is listening.
EMILY:
'Memories, all alone in the
moonlight...'
Fred nods "isn't she good" to Kamehl, who agrees.
Steve and Doug, dressed to kill, stomp down the stairs.
Doug turns to Mr. Butabi.
DOUG:
You can take away our phones. You
can take away our keys. But, you
can't take away our dreams!
STEVE:
That's right. 'Cause we're like
sleeping when we have them.
DOUG:
Later much.
The guys exit. Steve pauses a moment.
STEVE:
Emily, nice voice.
DOUG (O.S.)
Steve!
Steve exits.
CUT TO:
EXT. BUTABI HOUSE - CONTINOUS ACTION
Mrs. Butabi runs after them, holding old brick-sized
cell phones.
MRS. BUTABI
Boys! Boys!
The guys stop.
MRS. BUTABI
I don't like you going out without
a phone. What if something
happens?
She hands them the cell phones.
DOUG:
Ma, these are embarrassing.
MRS. BUTABI
Take it in case of emergency.
She kisses them and walks back in.
DOUG:
Did Ma get lipstick on me?
STEVE:
Yeah, but it looks like you were
making out.
DOUG:
Oh, good.
In b.g., Mom gets knocked over by Great Danes. No one
notices.
CUT TO:
EXT. SUNSET BLVD. - LATER
We see the van driving down the street.
INT. SILK GARDEN VAN - CONTINUOUS ACTION
Doug Pulls down sun visor, checks his hair. Tries rear-
view mirror -- still good. Then leans across Steve,
who's driving, and looks in the driver's side
view mirror -- still good.
DOUG:
Steve, how's my hair?
STEVE:
Looks good.
DOUG:
Roxbury good?
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