Be Somebody Page #2

Synopsis: Pop superstar Jordan Jaye has a big dream - he just wants to live like a regular teenager. When he's chased down by some excited female fans, he finds a perfect hideout and a reluctant new friend from a small town, high-school art student, Emily Lowe. Despite being from different worlds, they soon discover they have way more in common than they ever imagined. Over the course of several days, the two embark on an unexpected journey of friendship, first love and self-discovery -- proving that maybe opposites really do attract.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Director(s): Joshua Caldwell
Production: Studio 71
 
IMDB:
5.8
PG
Year:
2016
88 min
285 Views


You're Jordan Jaye!

Just please don't scream, okay?

I'm, like, your biggest fan!

No, thank you, I really appreciate that.

That's awesome...

Wait, Jordan! No, wait! Come back!

Come back! No, no, no!

What the...

Help!

I'm sorry?

Wait. Do you know who I am?

- What? No. I...

- Please! Let me in!

No.

Come on, you gotta help me out.

- I don't know who you are.

- Exactly!

- That's why I need your help!

- There he is!

Please.

All right, get in.

Thank you, thank you.

Go, go, go, go, go!

Jordan! Jordan! Jordan! Jordan!

Come back, come back,

come back, come back!

Guys, we saw him! We saw him!

No, I wish he would come back.

Jordan?

Okay. Think we lost 'em.

All right, you seriously

saved my life back there.

And you have some

pretty sweet driving skills.

Oh, my God. You're Jordan Jaye.

Oh, come on.

I thought you said you didn't know me.

Well, at the time I didn't. But I know...

Look, just please don't scream, okay?

I'll give you anything you want.

Concert tickets?

Autographs, photos? Anything you want.

Just please, don't say anything.

You are unbelievable.

Dude, how conceited are you?

What?

You're just assuming I'm a fan?

Aren't you?

You know what?

I don't really care who you are.

So you can take your concert tickets and your

photos, and you can shove 'em right up...

All right, you know what? Just...

Doesn't matter. Thank you. It's...

If anyone asks, forget you even saw me.

- With pleasure.

- Fine.

- Great.

- Okay.

Whatever.

Where am I?

6th and Washington.

Right. 6th and Washington. Got it.

Is there anything else?

Yeah. Can I get back in?

Oh, God. Fine.

Yes. Thank you, thank you.

Okay, so can you give me

a ride back to the tour bus?

Do I look like a taxi service?

No, but you look like

a pizza delivery service.

So if I order pizza,

can't you just deliver me with it?

Okay.

Great.

Why don't you just call them?

Yeah.

This is so weird.

What?

This has never happened before.

What, you've never been on your own?

I mean, no, not that. I mean, just...

They probably have no idea

that I'm not on the bus.

Usually they always know where I am.

Well, congrats on having

a new life experience.

I'm sure it'll be just thrilling for you.

So are you gonna call them or not?

No. Actually, no, I'm not.

Why not?

I mean, they're already on their way

to Vegas. My mom's probably asleep.

What's the point? I can probably

just get a flight tomorrow or something.

Must be nice.

Yeah.

So what, do you want me to take you

to a hotel or something?

Hotels can be pretty tricky.

Once they know who I am,

word gets out, that's just a pain.

Plus, I don't have my security.

Right.

Yeah.

So where do you want me to take you?

Well, don't you live around here?

Yeah, why?

No!

Come on, why not?

Are you insane? I'm not gonna

bring you home with me.

Come on, I got to sleep somewhere.

I can crash on your couch.

What am I gonna tell my parents?

You don't tell your parents.

Even better.

Come on, they'd insist on

calling my mom or whatever.

It's too awkward.

And sneaking you into my bedroom

late at night isn't?

I'll pay you.

$100.

$200.

I said no!

$500. $500 cash, I'll be gone first thing.

Come on, you could obviously

use the money.

Excuse me?

You deliver pizzas.

So?

So, I assume it's not for fun.

Come on, $500 cash,

I'll be gone first thing. What do you say?

One night.

I'll be gone by morning.

And you sleep on the floor.

Perfect. So, do we have a deal?

Deal.

I'm Jordan.

Emily.

Emily.

So...

What now?

Well, my shift's almost over,

but it's gonna be hours

before my parents go to bed.

So we're gonna have to kill some time.

Okay.

So...

What do you want to do?

You tell me,

you're the one who lives here.

I don't know.

I mean, do you know any places

where I won't get recognized?

All right.

It's on like Donkey Kong.

- Okay.

- Thank you.

All right.

Why does it keep going left?

So good. It's crazy.

It's been like 10 years,

cut me some slack.

All right.

Okay. Looks like you come here often.

- I didn't see it. I didn't see it.

- Okay.

All right, all right. Round two.

- Round two, here we go.

- Let's see.

I think I'm being hustled.

So I'm guessing bowling really

isn't the popular sport around here.

Yeah, definitely not.

It's... It's why I like it.

What do you mean?

It's just nice to have someplace

to get away. You know?

Someplace that's just yours.

Don't have to deal

with people and all their stuff.

All right, I can feel that.

So, what about you?

What do you like to do for fun?

I don't know. Video games, I guess.

You know, I'm mostly working,

so I don't get to go out much.

How is that possible?

I mean, you... You're a celebrity.

So?

So I'm pretty sure that means

you can do whatever you want.

It's not as easy as it looks, trust me.

Come on. It really can't be that bad.

All right, well,

not necessarily bad, just...

I don't know, I started performing

when I was really young.

Singing, auditioning, taking classes.

I had a manager when I was eight.

So that doesn't really leave time

for me to do, you know, normal stuff.

Right.

Well, did you want to do all that,

or were you, you know,

like, forced into it?

No, I wanted it.

Like, I definitely wanted it.

And you know, my mom

was a little reluctant at first,

but I practically begged her

every single day,

and she eventually made it happen for me.

Well, that's nice.

That she cared that much.

Oh, yeah.

My career is her whole life.

So I can never really complain. You know?

I'm the kid that's gotten

everything he's ever wanted,

You know, not many people can say that.

Yeah, that's for sure.

Enough about me, though. What about you?

What about me?

I mean, all I know is that, you know,

you're in high school,

you live with your parents,

and you deliver pizzas.

Oh, don't forget about all the bowling.

Yes. Never forget about the bowling.

But seriously, what's your story?

I don't have a story.

Come on. Everybody has a story.

Not really. No.

Family?

Two parents, only child.

Friends?

Well, I'm in high school. So...

Unless I want to get wasted every weekend

and see how many guys I can hook up with,

yeah, my options are pretty limited.

Okay. Movie? Favorite movie?

I prefer reading.

Okay, favorite book?

Who can pick only one?

Oh, my God.

Now you're just being stubborn.

No, not really.

Look, not everyone started working

when they were eight.

It's... It's great that you have

it all figured out for yourself,

but don't assume everyone else does.

Nobody has it all figured out. Believe me.

Go through my window,

it's the second one. I'll let you in.

Okay.

This is awesome.

Is this yours?

Yeah.

Okay, I am impressed.

It's really not that good.

Oh, come on.

I'm still working on it.

What do you mean, you don't have a story?

I don't know. You know

what it's like to put your art out there.

I do not make art.

Let me just grab you

a blanket and a pillow.

So is this what you want to do?

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Submitted on August 05, 2018

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