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Blade Runner Page #4
- R
- Year:
- 1982
- 117 min
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INT. BRYANT'S OFFICE - NIGHT
BRYANT is sitting behind his big desk, a fat man in his
fifties with grey hair, jowls and gas.
BRYANT:
Hiya, Deck!
Deckard is standing in the doorway, still in the cus-
tody of Gaff. Deckard glares at Bryant and doesn't
answer. Bryant dismisses Gaff with a head movement.
Deckard glares at Gaff who glares back as he departs.
BRYANT:
You wouldn't have come if I'd just
asked you to. Siddown, pal.
Deckard glares at Bryant without moving.
BRYANT:
Don't be an a**hole, Deckard. I
got five skin jobs walking the
streets.
Deckard smiles and sits down.
BRYANT:
They jumped a shuttle offworld.
Killed the crew and passengers.
Deckard reacts. This isn't usual.
BRYANT:
We found the shuttle floating off
the coast two weeks ago. So we
know they're around.
DECKARD:
Embarrassing.
Bryant is pouring bourbon into a thick shot glass. He
passes the amber tumbler to Deckard who takes it and
holds it to the light.
BRYANT:
No, sir! Not f***ing embarrassing
... Because nobody's ever gonna
find out they're down here because
you're gonna spot 'em an' you're
gonna air 'em out.
Deckard downs his drink and slides the empty back.
DECKARD:
Not me, Bryant. I won't work for
you anymore. Give it to Holden,
he's good.
Deckard turns to go.
BRYANT:
I did.
Deckard freezes and turns back.
DECKARD:
And?
BRYANT:
He can breathe okay... as long as
nobody unplugs him.
Deckard is impressed.
BRYANT:
Not good enough. Not as
good as you. I need ya, Deck.
This is a bad one, the worst yet.
I need the old Blade Runner, I
need your magic.
Deckard meets Bryant's pleading eyes for a beat.
DECKARD:
I was quit when I walked in
here...
(pause)
... I'm twice as quit now.
See ya, Bryant.
Deckard turns to go.
Bryant's pleading look turns abruptly cold and hard.
BRYANT:
Stop the f*** right where you are!
Deckard freezes at the hard tone.
BRYANT:
You know the score, pal. When
you're not a cop, you're little
people.
DECKARD:
Forgot there for a minute about
the little people. No choices
I guess.
BRYANT:
No choice, pal.
CUT TO:
We are looking at the bright image of a NAKED MAN in a
white tiled room with a white floor... an abbatoir
without blood. The naked man is very athletic. His
face reveals nothing as he executes one physical demon-
stration after another.... one handed pushups, gymnastic
contortions etc. An accompanying soundtrack drones
boringly and while we might pick up a few key words
such as "emigration, "incentive and "Man made
that we absorb the words.. they are the music to which
the image exercises.
After a moment a series of lines cross the screen and
the image diminishes and we realise we are looking at
a monitor.
INT. BRYANT'S OFFICE (DAY)
Deckard and Bryant are sitting in the dark looking
at a series of flickering monitors. Deckard has a
bored expression on his face.
BRYANT:
We had an escape from the Off world
colonies two weeks ago. Six repli-
cants, three male, three female.
Slaughtered twenty three people and
jumped a shuttle. An aerial patrol
found the ship in the desert. No
crew.
DECKARD:
These are old slave tapes, show me
something new.
The naked man continues to exercise as Bryant
continues.
BRYANT:
No sign of them then three nights ago
they tried to break into the Tyrell
Corporation, one got fried going through
an electro-field but we lost the others.
Going on the possibibility they might
try to infiltrate as employees, we sent
Holden in to run Voight Kampff tests on
new workers. Guess he found himself one.
The screen changes. Roy Batty in a loin cloth is battering
a metal post with his fists. The smile on his face
indicates a total lack of pain. He continues to pummel
the post mercilessly his hands becoming bloody.
The only sound is Batty humming Beethoven's 9th.
Deckard begins to look interested.
DECKARD:
Who's this ?
BRYANT:
It's a Nexus 6. Roy Batty. Incept
date 2016, combat model optimum self
sufficiency. Probably the leader.
DECKARD:
Why would they come down here ?
They coulda hid out ?
BRYANT:
You tell me pal, that's what you're
here for.
DECKARD:
They must want something pretty important
to risk coming back here. What do the
rest look like ?
Bryant pushes a button. And a series of revolving still
shots of Leon, Pris, Mary and Zhora appear on the screen.
DECKARD:
Why the Tyrell Corporation? Why would
they return to the place of their
manufacture?
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