
Bottle Rocket Page #10
- R
- Year:
- 1996
- 91 min
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BOB:
(pause)
Well, obviously, we got to go back.
DIGNAN:
Bob, that makes no sense.
BOB:
Dignan, he's my brother. I can't
just leave him there.
DIGNAN:
This could be a trap.
. BOB
Come on, Dignan.
DIGNAN:
Don't "Come on, Dignan" me.
BOB:
I'm going back.
DIGNAN:
(louder)
Not in that car you're not.
BOB:
Watch me.
DIGNAN:
Good luck, since I got the keys.
Bob glares at Dignan. Dignan shrugs. The waitress brings
over some glasses of water, ice clinking. Nobody says
anything while she sets them down. She walks away.
BOB:
Give me the keys, Dignan.
DIGNAN:
I can't do that, Bob.
BOB:
Dignan. You're going to give me
those keys or you're going to get
hurt.
DIGNAN:
Don't threaten me, Bob.
BOB:
Goddammit, Dignan! It's my car! If
you don't give me my keys, I swear
to God --
EXT. STREET. DAY
Dignan drives the car slowly alongside: Bob walking down the
sidewalk, staring straight ahead. Dignan's, got his window
down.
DIGNAN:
Look, Bob. I understand your
loyalty. You're a good person. But
right now you're not using your
best judgement.
Bob keeps walking.
DIGNAN:
Future Man would not want you to go
to jail I promise you. Just get in
the car and we'll talk about it.
No reaction. Bob keeps walking straight ahead.
DIGNAN:
Future Man would never go to jail
for you, I'll tell you that.
BOB:
His name's not Future Man, Dignan.
DIGNAN:
I know it's not.
BOB:
You don't even know his name.
DIGNAN:
Yes, I do.
BOB:
What is it?
DIGNAN:
Just get in the car, Bob.
BOB:
What's his name?
DIGNAN:
OK, Bob. I don't know his name. You
know why? Because I don't care.
He's Future Man. But I care about
you. And to me it doesn't make
sense to go back to the scene of a
crime. Will you get in the car, Bob?
This is stupid.
Bob stops walking.
BOB:
It's not your decision and he's not
your brother, Dignan.
DIGNAN:
That's right. I only have one vote.
We'll go talk with Anthony and
figure it out.
Pause. Bob gets into the backseat. Dignan looks back at him
for a minute.
DIGNAN:
You're going to ride in the back?
Bob nods and looks out the window.
DIGNAN:
Come on, Bob. Get in front.
Bob exhales and gets out. He gets in up front. Dignan looks
at him for a minute.
DIGNAN:
You've got a beautiful walk, Bob.
BOB:
Let's go.
INT. MOTEL ROOM. NIGHT
Dignan and Bob open the door and go in. Inside: Inez and two
other Hispanic MAIDS are sitting at the table by the window.
One's about seventeen and a little heavy, the other's in her
mid-thitties. There's a bunch of glasses and a bottle of rum
on the table. One of the maids is cutting up a banana. Inez
smiles at Dignan. Dignan looks puzzled.
DIGNAN:
Hi. How's it going.
Suddenly there's a loud crunching, grinding sound. Dignan
and Bob are startled. They look around the room. The sound
stops.
Anthony comes out of the bathroom carrying the pitcher from
a blender. It's full to the top with yellow liquid. He sees
Dignan and Bob and stops. Pause.
ANTHONY:
I thought you guys went to get your
hair cut.
DIGNAN:
No. We didn't.
Silence.
ANTHONY:
Anthony holds up the pitcher. Dignan looks at it. Nods. Pause.
ANTHONY:
This is Inez. Carmen. Anita.
DIGNAN:
Hi.
ANTHONY:
Inez, this is --
DIGNAN:
Jerry.
(pointing to Bob)
And this is my associate Cornelius.
A strange expression crosses Bob's face.
DIGNAN:
May I have a word with you, please?
ANTHONY:
Sure.
EXT. MOTEL HALLWAY. NIGHT
Outside the room. Dignan closes the door. There's three
housekeeping carts in the hall.
DIGNAN:
What the f*** is going on here?
ANTHONY:
What. What's the matter?
DIGNAN:
Anthony, we're on the run from the
law here. Did you tell these people
your real name?
ANTHONY:
No. I didn't. Dignan, they don't
speak English.
DIGNAN:
They don't?
ANTHONY:
No. Not really. Inez speaks a little.
DIGNAN:
Which one was that?
ANTHONY:
On the left.
Dignan cracks open the door and looks inside.
ANTHONY:
She's from Cuba.
DIGNAN:
No kidding.
BOB:
Dignan.
DIGNAN:
(closes the door)
Anthony. Bad news.
EXT. MOTEL POOL. DAY
They walk around the motel.
ANTHONY:
How long are they going to hold him?
BOB:
I don't know. I don't know anything.
Except Phil says they got him. And
he's in jail.
DIGNAN:
He needs to hire an attorney.
ANTHONY:
No, no. Look. OK. Let's stay here
until we find out what's going on.
BOB:
Anthony, I --
ANTHONY:
And if Future Man doesn't get let
out of jail in 48 hours, then we go
back. All right?
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