Bachelor Party Page #11

Synopsis: Bachelor Party is a 1984 comedy film directed by Neal Israel, written by Israel and Pat Proft, and starring Tom Hanks, Adrian Zmed, William Tepper and Tawny Kitaen. The film chronicles a bachelor party being thrown by a group of friends for their friend Rick Gassko (Hanks) on the eve of his wedding and whether or not he can resist the temptation of being unfaithful to his fiancée Debbie (Kitaen).
Genre: Comedy
Production: Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment
 
IMDB:
6.3
Metacritic:
56
Rotten Tomatoes:
54%
R
Year:
1984
105 min
913 Views


RICK:

Now, I want you to lie down and drift

off to slumberland.

He slowly lowers her to her pillow and tucks the covers in

around her.

RICK:

(continuing)

Close your eyes... that's it...

There's nothing to worry about... I

love you... I'm a great guy...

(yawning)

In two days you're gonna be Mrs.

Great Guy.

He yawns again and turns off the light on the night table.

There is a beat of silence in the dark. We PUSH IN ON their

faces, which are faintly illuminated by a street light outside

the open window. Both of them have their eyes wide open as

they stare at the ceiling in fearful anticipation of the

next day.

INT. AIRPORT - DAY

The guys (except Gary) are walking through the busy airport.

RYKO:

You sure Gary's got this whole party

deal together?

CHULO:

Yeah, man, he's got us a great room

at the hotel and lots of chicks.

RYKO:

I hope so. Hundred bucks apiece is a

lot of dinero.

CHULO:

What time are we supposed to get to

the hotel?

O'NEILL

Don't worry, Chulo, the party's not

gonna start without you. We got plenty

of time.

STAN:

I can't wait to see old Larry...

It's been five years.

RICK:

At least.

ANGLE - THE EXIT RAMP

People are streaming out of the plane. Finally the last person

exits.

O'NEILL

Where the hell is he?

RICK:

Knowing Larry, he probably missed

the flight.

STAN:

There he is... Hey, Larry!

LARRY:

(talking very slowly)

Guys... guys... guys...

RICK:

'Ludes... 'ludes... 'ludes.

Larry floats toward them and stops in front of them. He stares

at them strangely, looking from face to face.

LARRY:

God, I love you guys.

To the guys' surprise, he goes around hugging each one of

them.

LARRY:

(continuing)

This makes me so happy.

They start walking toward the baggage claim area.

O'NEILL

So, Larry, how have you been?

LARRY:

Just in love with everybody. It's

really a beautiful planet. I love

you, Rick. I love you guys. I love

everybody.

RICK:

So how's your wife?

Larry stops walking and immediately breaks down.

LARRY:

I hate her. I hate her guts, the

b*tch.

O'NEILL

Larry, you and your wife got problems?

LARRY:

I don't want to talk about it. I

love you guys. I love my friends.

Larry reaches into his pocket, takes out a Quaalude.

LARRY:

(continuing)

You want to share it?

RICK:

Naw, two on a Quaalude... bad luck.

LARRY:

Right.

He pops it in his mouth.

EXT. TERMINAL

The guys exit the Baggage Area. Rick is pushing Larry who is

sprawled out on top of his bags in a luggage cart.

LARRY:

My marriage is the worst. All crap.

A big pile of sh*t.

RICK:

Maybe your marriage should lay off

grains for a while.

LARRY:

She hates me. It's over. You'll see,

as soon as you get married, everything

changes. You sure you want to go

through with it, man?

RICK:

(his interest peaked)

What do you mean, it changes?

Before Larry can answer they reach the bus where Debbie is

waiting for them.

DEBBIE:

(hugging Larry)

Larry, how are you?

LARRY:

Hi, Debbie, congratulations. Hey, do

you know where there's a pharmacy

around here so I can get a

prescription filled?

RICK:

Come on, get him on the bus.

As a couple of the guys pick Larry up and carry him into the

bus we

CUT TO:

INT. BUS - DUSK

Rick is driving the bus with Debbie sitting next to him in

the driver's seat. The guys sit in the row of seats behind

them.

RICK:

Well... twenty-four more hours to go

and tonight we'll share with our

friends and loved ones the joys of

those last moments of singleness.

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Neal Israel

Neal Israel is an American actor, screenwriter, film and television producer and director best known for his comedic work in the 1980s for films such as Police Academy, Real Genius, and Bachelor Party. more…

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