American Pie Page #3
FINCH:
Do you commonly grasp warm pieces of
stool?
STIFLER:
(momentarily puzzled)
I do when I'm throwing them at your
mom, you damn freak.
(then)
Alright then, see you guys tonight.
I'll look for you in the No F***ing
section.
The guys all take this little too seriously to have a
comeback. Stifler just LAUGHS OBNOXIOUSLY as he walks
off.
INT. KEVIN'S BEDROOM - DAY
Kevin is on the phone. Hanging near his closet is a
tuxedo. INTERCUT with KEVIN'S OLDER BROTHER -- 25, on
his cell phone, traveling down a California road.
KEVIN'S BROTHER
You called me to ask me how to get laid?
KEVIN:
What was I gonna do, call dad? I
don't even know his number.
KEVIN'S BROTHER
Just dial 976-A**hole.
KEVIN:
Yeah, well anyway...I thought you
might have some advice, brother to
brother. I mean, I think tonight she
might, we might really, there's a
chance that -- you know.
KEVIN'S BROTHER
Have you ever heard of the bible?
KEVIN:
What? Not the Bible?
KEVIN'S BROTHER
Well, that's not really the name, but
we always called it that.
KEVIN:
Does it tell me how to get laid?
KEVIN'S BROTHER
You know what, nevermind. You're not
ready.
KEVIN:
Ready for what?
KEVIN'S BROTHER
Whoop, you're fading out. Good luck
at that party.
INT. DOG DAYS - LATE AFTERNOON
A small, nostalgia-themed dive. Despite the theme,
CLASSIC ROCK plays. Kevin, Oz, Jim and Finch sit at a
table. They munch on hot dogs piled high with
condiments.
KEVIN:
You ever hear of something called The
Bible?
OZ:
Once, in church, dude.
Jim is paging through Great Falls' equivalent of the LA
Weekly.
JIM:
Ooh, here's an easy one: "Attractive
SWF, fun loving and a youthful mind
seeks outgoing companion."
Okay..."Attractive"...ugly.
OZ:
"Fun loving" -- insane.
KEVIN:
Unlisted age, plus "youthful mind,"
equals old.
JIM:
No, "Charming" is old. "Older" is
really old. "Youthful mind" is dead.
FINCH:
Perhaps you should consider actually
answering an ad.
JIM:
Finch, you can be the one to date a
nearly-dead insane chick. Eat your
damn imitation hot dog.
FINCH:
("for the hundredth time")
This is no imitation. Removing the
hot dog from the Ultradog yields a
better dog. Behold -- Ultradog, no
dog.
Finch displays the cross-section on his hot dog. It's
all condiments. The guys react with rehearsed offense.
KEVIN:
(checks his watch)
Alright...I'm shooting for a nine
o'clock ETA. Beer in hand by five
after.
JIM:
You can crash at Stifler's?
KEVIN:
It's all good.
(He pulls out some gum)
Breath check.
He hands out a stick of gum to each guy, automatically
skipping Finch, who pulls out a small, hotel-bottle of
Scope. Gargles with it. Spits it into his drink cup.
OZ:
(repulsed)
Dude, I wish you wouldn't do that.
KEVIN:
You got something up your sleeve for
tonight, Finch?
FINCH:
A foolproof plan, my friend. You
shall see.
Oz has tuned into the song in the background -- "Blinded
by the Light" [the original Springsteen version, not the
Manfred Mann remake].
OZ:
(sings along)
And little hurly-burly came by in her
curly-wurly, and asked me if I needed
I ri-hide --
KEVIN:
How the hell do you know all these
random songs?
OZ:
It's early Springsteen, dude, this is
classic. This was before the cheesy
remake.
JIM:
This was remade? Into what?
OZ:
(chiming in as the chorus hits)
Bli-hinded by the light -- cut loose
like a deuce, another runner in the
night, blinded...
KEVIN:
At least now I know what the hell
they're saying.
JIM:
So, does my hair look better --
(flips a small lock of hair
onto his forehead)
like this, or...
(flips it back up)
like this?
OZ:
Who cares?
JIM:
Nadia does, that Czechoslovakian
chick, she might be there tonight.
Now, do you think she'd prefer --
(flips hair down again)
Cool Hip Jim...
(flips it back up)
or Laid Back Jim?
KEVIN:
The difference is so phenomenal, I
can't decide.
EXT. DOG DAYS - MAGIC HOUR - CONTINUING
They exit the restaurant.
JIM:
What about you? You're the one with
the girlfriend and you're still
stranded on third base.
KEVIN:
You know, I've never got that sh*t.
What exactly constitutes third base?
OZ:
(holds up a couple fingers)
Contact, dude.
KEVIN:
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