Blade Runner Page #14
- R
- Year:
- 1982
- 117 min
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Rachael appears on the telephone vid-screen.
RACHAEL:
Hello.
DECKARD:
People have walked out on me
before... but never when I was
being charming.
Rachael freezes when she see who it is. Says nothing.
DECKARD:
poured ya.
Rachael still says nothing.
DECKARD:
Wanna try again ?
For a long moment it seems Rachael isn't going to say
anything.
Rachael is bitter.
RACHAEL:
(on Vid-screen)
Hunting... "skin jobs "?
DECKARD:
Didn't find any.All I found was a bar.
Why waste it ?
RACHAEL:
(on vid-screen)
Not my kind of place I'm afraid.
DECKARD:
Meet me here. We'll go someplace
else. It's in the Fourth Sector....
Something on the stage catches Deckard's eye. He frowns.
On stage, a snake has emerged from the second egg.
Deckard is suddenly pre-occupied with the stage show as
he absently gives the address over the phone.
DECKARD:
...... the Fourth Sector, on the line.
Taffey Lewis' Snake Pit.
RACHAEL:
I don't think so Mr. Deckard.
As I said......
Deckard is staring at the stage show.
DECKARD:
(absently)
See ya in a half hour.
He hangs up.
On stage, the snake and Salome are into sexy stuff.
CUT TO:
You can hear applause and catcalls from the audience
as Salome flounces backstage. She starts toward the
dressing room.
Deckard emerges from the shadow.
DECKARD:
Excuse me, Miss Salome....
She turns. Deckard's posture and attitude suggest humble,
sleazy persistence. He comes closer with his sh*t-eating
grin.
DECKARD:
I'd like to have a word with you
if I could.
Salome stands almost six feet tall in her high heels and
looks down on him with haughty suspicion... a girl who
knows how to handle cheap hits.
SALOME:
Yeah ?
DECKARD:
I'm with the American Federation of
Variety Artists....
He holds up a hand as if to stop her from protesting.
DECKARD:
Don't worry, I'm not here to
make you join... that's not my department.
He glances around like a guy who's not supposed to be
there.
DECKARD:
I'm an investigator for the Confidential
Committee on Moral Abuses.
She nods, taking it a little more seriously.
DECKARD:
There's been reports of the
management taking liberties with
the artists in this place.
SALOME:
I don't know nothing about it.
DECKARD:
You haven't felt yourself to be
exploited by the management in
any way?
She's definitely puzzled.
SALOME:
How do you mean 'exploited'?
DECKARD:
Like to get this job... did you
or were you asked to do anything
lewd or unsavory or otherwise
repulsive to your person?
SALOME:
Are you for real?
DECKARD:
Oh, yeah. You'd be surprised
what goes on around here. I'd
like to check the dressing room
if I could.
SALOME:
What the f*** for?
DECKARD:
For holes.
This guy might be an a**hole, but he's funny.
SALOME:
I don't believe this.
She shrugs and they go in.
Musty, cramped. A portable shower, a dressing table
and not much else. On the dressing table lies a snake.
Deckard watches it undulate into the warmth of the
lights.
DECKARD:
Is that mother for real ?
SALOME:
Of course he's not real. You think
I'd be working here if I could afford
a real snake ?
Deckard reaches out to touch it. As his fingers make
contact, there's an electric "snap". he jerks his hand
back from the shock.
Salome is taking off her costume. There's not much to
take off.
Deckard gets a glimpse of nakedness as she slips behind
the screen and turns on the shower.
DECKARD:
How long you been doing a snake act ?
SALOME:
What is it with you... you looking for
holes or what ?
He starts pacing the room like's he's inspecting the walls.
DECKARD:
You'd be surprised - they have their ways
of doing their dirty work without the victim
His fingers are moving over her gowns. There's about six of
them, on hangers, but nothing quite like the one in Leon's
closet.
DECKARD:
You'd be surprised what a guy'll go through
to get a glimpse of a beautiful body.
SALOME:
No, I wouldn't.
DECKARD:
Little dirty holes they drill in the wall
so they can watch a lady undress.
And to his amazement, low on the wall, behind the dresses,
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