Air Force One Page #17
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- Year:
- 1997
- 124 min
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I've got a satellite passing overhead in twenty minutes. We
can narrow down the landing site choices based on runway
length and any unusual activity. With luck we'll only have
to capture three or four sites.
V.P. CHANDLER
But they start executing hostages in
FORTY FIVE MINUTES. -
GENERAL NORTHWOOD
I hate to be pragmatic, but they'll
sacrifice pawns before kings. It may
take them some time to kill their
way up to senior staff.
V.P. CHANDLER
Okay. Also, I want you to put our
bases in Turkey on alert, and have
the Kitty Hawk prepare a retaliatory
air strike.
* DEAN
Madame Vice-President...
V.P. CHANDLER
I've not discounted your theory Hr.
Dean...
DEAN:
No... I got the new numbers from our
gamers. They believe that there's
only an eight percent chance that
V.P. CHANDLER
Eight percent is better than zero.
Oh sh*t... what is that?
Chandler refers to a monitor in the rear of the room.
CNN, the omnipresent player on the world political stage,
broadcasts video from Ramstein Air Base.
GENERAL GREELY:
That's trouble.
CNN REPORTER (V.0. T.V.)
*.. the Presidential Aircraft was enroute from Moscow when
it began its mayday hail. But in a startling turn of events,
the seemingly out of control plane aborted its landing and
took off again. We haven't been able to confirm its status
or whether or not the first family was onboard at the time.
V.P. CHANDLER
Would someone get the Press Secretary!
AIDE:
He's been holding on line four.
EXT. SKY - NIGHT
Air Force One, lit up by moonlight.
INT. CORRIDOR.
The fire is extinguished. Zedeck squats over Nevsky's body.
Gibbs and Serge maintain a defensive position, guns ready.
Bazylev emerges from the Senior staff Conference room. He
shakes his head "no". Korshunov nods and furrows his brow.
KORSHUNOV:
Who did this?
GIBBS:
We checked the manifest. Everyone
was accounted for.
KORSHUNOV:
A secret service agent. It must be.
Wounded but alive. Serge, Bazylev...
Find him.
Serge and Bazylev lock and load, head off in separate
directions.
KORSHUNOV:
The conference room is no longer
secure. We'll take the First Lady
and the girl up top where we can
keep a closer eye on them.
INT. MAIN CONFERENCE ROOM -
The hostages have torn up a section of carpeting. Caidwell
and Shepherd examine the floor. Smooth sheets of steel riveted
together. Pointless.
MAJOR CAL DWELL:
We're not getting out that way.
The door swings open and Gibbs and Korshunov enter. They
spots the ripped up carpeting.
KORSHUNOV:
Admirable, but you're wasting your
time.
(beat)
Mrs. Marshall, would you and your
daughter please come here.
They don't move. Korshunov raises his gun, points it a
Shepherd's head.
KORSHUNOV:
Now, or he dies, please.
ROSE:
Come on, Alice.
ALICE:
I'm scared.
Doherty steps forward. Shepherd tries to pull him back, to
no
* avail.
DOHERTY:
You've got the better part of the
White House locked in this room, you
know. If you want to negotiate, we're
the ones to do it with.
Korshunov SHOOTS Doherty through the head. Screams from some
of the hostages. Korshunov squeezes off a few shots to quiet
everyone.
KORSHUNOV:
Mrs. Marshall. Alice. If you please.
Rose turns to the other hostages.
ROSE:
It's okay. Do what you're told. It's
okay. We'll be okay.
She locks eyes with Caldwell. HKeep working.N He nods.
The President hunts through luggage. Overturned garment bags
and suitcases around him, belongings littered all over the
bulkhead. He sifts through heaps of clothing and finally
recovers what he's been looking for...
A CELLULAR PHONE...
He flips it open, starts to dial... but freezes.
MARSHALL:
Goddamnit.
He can't remember the number. He dials...
CLOSE.ON PHONE -555-1212... Information.
The phone rings...
Bazylev, moving like a commando, slowly and methodically
works his way into the lower galley.
Marshall. Finally, the phone picks up.
VOICE (O.S. PHONE)
Information. How can I assist you?
MARSHALL:
Washington D.C.?
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