Blade Runner Page #11
- R
- Year:
- 1982
- 117 min
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INT. SEBASTIAN'S LOBBY - NIGHT (SHOT)
Stacks of gaudy balconies loom into shadows above.
Overhead lights reveal a shark-like blimp cruising
above the building glowing with advertisements.
Pris stares in wonder.
PRIS:
And you live in this building all
by yourself ?
SEBASTIAN:
Yeah, I live here pretty much alone
right now....
CUT TO:
Pris and Sebastian are standing in the mesh elevator
as it grumbles noisily into the shadows above.
Pris and Sebastian are standing in the mesh elevator
as it grumbles noisily into the shadows above.
Sebastian and Pris walk down the corridor towards
his apartment .
PRIS (WILD LINE)
No housing shortage around here.
SEBASTIAN (WILD LINE)
Plenty of room for everybody... most
of the others have emigrated already.
INT. CORRIDOR - NIGHT
Sebastian is unlocking his door. He opens the door
and ushers Pris into the apartment.
INT. SEBASTIAN'S APARTMENT -NIGHT
Sebastian flicks on the light revealing the high
walls, elegant moulding and strange contents.
A three foot high Kaiser Wilhelm figure and a teddy
bear dressed as Napoleon march into view from a
doorway. An alarm sounds.
SEBASTIAN:
Yoo hoo, home again, home again!
BEAR:
Good evening J.F.
The alarm cuts out.
The Bear and Kasier Wilhelm stare woodenly at Pris
for a moment, then turn away disappearing into the gloom.
SEBASTIAN:
They're my friends... here,
can I take your things, they're soaked.
BEAR:
(muttering)
Home again, home again, jiggidy jig.
Pris is delighted. She strips off her topcoat,
revealing a shape to pop eyes.
SEBASTIAN:
(besides himself)
Where are your folks ?
PRIS:
I'm sort of an orphan.
Pris smiles.
SEBASTIAN:
What about friends?
PRIS:
I have some, but I have to find them....
I'll let them know where I am tomorrow.
SEBASTIAN:
Oh!
There is a silence. He steals a glance at her.
SEBASTIAN:
Well..... I can sleep on the couch.
PRIS:
Watch the bed bugs don't bite !
INT. DECKARD'S APARTMENT - NIGHT
A blurry photograph, unclear, FILLS THE SCREEN.
The photograph intensified. The foreground BLURS AND
SHARPENS. it's the "man" in Leon's room with the
wardrobe behind him. The head is turned away and
downward, the face unreadable.
Another change! A dramatic one. The picture is
suddenly three dimensional.
Now we see that Deckard is studying the picture in a
viewer controlling the effects with punch controls.
The ashtray next to him is full of butts. The bottle
He sucks on his cigarette and empties the vodka bottle
into his glass and goes back to peering into the
viewer.
He punches up.
A transparent grid with vectors is superimposed over
the photo.
Deckard's eyes move over it carefully.
DECKARD:
Sharpen line forty-eight between
twenty point twenty-seven.
The edge of the man sharpens.
DECKARD:
Profile trace.
Slowly the view tracks the periphery of the man's
shoulder, up and around the skull, down the other
side and as it approaches the bottom of the picture
passes a miniscule sparkle...
DECKARD:
Stop. Back up.
The line is retraced.
DECKARD:
Stop.
The faintest little sparkle. Static. Almost nothing.
Deckard leans forward.
DECKARD:
Enhance.
The view squeezes in. The "spark" seems to be coming
from about fifteen feet behind the figure -- from
within the wardrobe.
DECKARD:
Seesaw.
After a short pause, as if the command causes the
machine to strain, it emits a thin, high-pitched
FREQUENCY SOUND and the picture begins a horizontal
yawing motion. As it swings back and forth glimpses
of things previously obscured by the foreground
figure are revealed. Slightly at first, but the
opening grows as the process picks up momentum.
Deckard's right down there, hands on his knees like
a man watching his favorite team make a crucial play.
DECKARD:
Stop!
The picture freezes.
DECKARD:
Enhance.
The view pushes in to the wardrobe. In its gloomy
recesses hangs a dress.
DECKARD:
Enhance.
In closer on the dress. An exotic shimmering gown
made of sequins. Deckard ponders it, smiles slightly.
DECKARD:
I don't suppose one of those males
has a transvestite problem.
Pause.
DECKARD:
Hey!
Esper wakes up.
ESPER:
Yes?
DECKARD:
I said, I don't suppose one of
those males has a transvestite
problem.
Pause.
ESPER:
Negative.
Deckard considers the situation for a few moments,
then frowns thoughtfully and fishes his wallet out of
his pocket. He produces the flakes he found in the
hotel room.
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