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Blade Runner Page #6
- R
- Year:
- 1982
- 117 min
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Gaff is pop-eyed with instant fury. He hits the spinner
lights and flashes them.
CUT TO:
The Ferrari Spinner zips right around a huge smokestack
and shoots insolently off into the distance.
CUT TO:
INT. SPINNER - MORNING
Gaff sputters and fumes as he guides the spinner around
the same stack.
Deckard looks at Gaff. It's too early in the morning
for all this energy.
CUT TO:
EXT. SPINNER - MORNING
The Spinner makes a sharp bank, drops into a steep
curve and slides toward the vast plain of industrializa-
tion, the menacing shapes on the horizon, stacks
of belching flames five hundred feet into the sky the
color of cigar ash, towards a large pyramid shaped
building.
CUT TO:
The spinner is in a holding pattern.
CUT TO:
INT. SPINNER - MORNING
Traffic control purrs its SOFT ELECTRONIC INSTRUCTION
into the cockpit as the spinner rocks gently lower,
spiralling into the vortex.
[page 22 missing from script]
CONTINUED:
Now we see for the first time, Rachael, a beautiful
woman in her late twenties dressed with taste and
dignity.
DECKARD:
Replicants are like any other
machine. They can be a benefit
or a hazard. If it's a benefit,
it's not my problem.
RACHAEL:
May I ask a personal question?
DECKARD:
Go ahead.
RACHAEL:
Have you ever retired a human by
mistake ?
Deckard blinks... hesitates before answering the
question.
DECKARD:
No.
RACHAEL:
But in your position that is a risk.
An OWL flaps around the huge marble office.
TYRELL (os)
Is this to be an empathy test?
Capillary dilation of the so-called
blush response.. fluctuation of the
pupil involuntary dilation of
the iris......
DECKARD:
We call it Voight Kampff for short.
Deckard turns to see an older man, very distinguished
very well tailored has entered the huge marble office.
TYRELL!
RACHAEL:
Mr. Deckard. Dr. Eldon Tyrell.
Tyrell has extended his hand to Deckard. Deckard shakes.
TYRELL:
Demonstrate it. I want to see it
work.
DECKARD:
Where's the prototype ?
TYRELL:
I want to see it work on a person.
I want to see a negative before I
provide you with a positive.
DECKARD:
What's that gonna prove?
TYRELL:
Indulge me.
DECKARD:
On you?
Tyrell indicates Rachael.
TYRELL:
Try her.
Deckard looks at Rachael. She's a beauty alright. He
shrugs.
DECKARD:
It's too bright in here.
Tyrell hits a button.
The windows darken, a polaroid effect that seems to
give Tyrell the power to turn off the sun.
Deckard is placing the Voight Kampff case on the table.
The Voight Kampff opens like a butterfly as the room
darkens.
INT. TYRELL'S OFFICE - A LITTLE LATER
Rachael's eye fills the screen, the iris brilliant,
shot with light, the pupil contracting. We hear
Deckard's voice and we have the impression the test
has been going on for a while.
DECKARD (O.S.)
You are given a calfskin wallet
for your birthday...
Tyrell stands silhouetted behind Deckard, who sits in
front of Rachael.
The needles in both gauges swing violently past green
to red, then subside.
RACHAEL:
I wouldn't accept it, also I'd
report the person who gave it to me
to the police.
DECKARD:
You have a little boy. He shows
you his butterfly collection, plus
the killing jar.
Again the gauges register, but not so far.
RACHAEL:
I'd take him to the doctor.
DECKARD:
You're watching TV and suddenly
your wrist.
RACHAEL:
I'd kill it.
Both needles go red. Deckard makes a note, takes a
sip of coffee and continues.
DECKARD:
In a magazine you come across a
full-page photo of a nude girl.
RACHAEL:
replicant or a lesbian?
DECKARD:
You show the pciture to your
husband. He likes it and hangs
it on the wall. The girl is lying
on a bearskin rug.
RACHAEL:
I wouldn't let him.
DECKARD:
Why not?
RACHAEL:
Deckard frowns, then smiles. His smile looks a little
like a grimace or the other way around.
DECKARD:
Last question. You're watching
an old movie. It shows a banquet
in progress, the guests are enjoying
raw oysters.
RACHAEL:
Ugh.
DECKARD:
dog stuffed with rice.
Needles move less.
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