Cat People Page #14
- R
- Year:
- 1982
- 118 min
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JUDD'S VOICE
(over EFFECT SHOT)
Go loose evil upon the world -- a
psychic necessity � a desire for
death-- to loose evil --a desire
for death -- to loose evil � a
desire for death ---
We LAP DISSOLVE BACK to Irena's face in such a manner that it
seems this enormous key were pressing down upon her in her
sleep. .
DISSOLVE:
EXT. PANTHER CAGE - PARK - DAY
A light rain is falling. Once more the keeper is singing to
himself in his nasal voice as he pushes chunks of meat in for
the beast. He looks up to see Irena standing at the guard
rail and smiles at her.
KEEPER:
Good afternoon, ma'am.
IRENA:
The animals must love you. You feed
them so promptly...the same time
every day. One could set one's
watch by you.
KEEPER:
Thank you, ma'am. It ain't that
the animals like me, though. I
tell you, they'd just as leave have
me for their dinner, even if they
was to get everlastin1 dyspepsia.
IRENA (LAUGHING)
I don't think they'd find you
indigestible.
This strikes the keeper as being very amusing. He chuckles
to himself and absent-mindedly moves on to the next cage.
Irena looks at the door Of the panther's cage.
THE KEY to the panther's cage has been left in the lock
again by the keeper.
BACK TO SCENE, Irena looks around her, making sure that no
one is near enough to see her. Very quietly she opens the
little gate, takes out the key and slips it in her purse. She
steps back onto the promenade, closing the gate behind her.
The keeper looks up; he is still chuckling. Irena smiles and
looks toward the black panther.
CLOSEUP of the black panther's face as the beast stares at
her.
DISSOLVE:
INT. FLECKER MUSEUM - MODEL SHIP EXHIBIT - NIGHT
CLOSEUP of a grinning cat's face which adorns the bowhead,
the end of the timber projecting at right angles from the bow
of a model ship.
CAMERA DRAWS BACK for CLOSE SHOT of Irena looking at the ship
model. It is the "Royal Harry,11 progenitor of the mighty
British fleet. But what obviously holds Irena's interest is
the cat's face. She is fascinated.
THREE SHOT - Alice and Oliver in the f.g.and Irena in the
b.g. Alice and Oliver are engrossed in their examination of a
frame model of the privateer, "Swallow". They move over to
the next, model, which brings them beside Irena. Alice stops
and looks at Oliver.
ALICE:
I'm afraid this is dull for Irena.
Irena, aroused from her absorption in the quaint cat face on
the "Royal Harry," comes to herself with a start. Oliver
takes her elbow.
OLIVER:
Look, darling, there are some
beautiful moderns upstairs. Why
don't you take a look at them?
IRENA:
I like these little boats. I
want to be with you.
(looking up at Oliver; pouting)
Don't send me away.
OLIVER:
(gently and lightly)
We're not sending you away. We
just don't want you to be bored.
Irena looks at him. Her mood changes, as she feels that
perhaps they do want to be rid of her. She walks off.
OLIVER (cont'd)
(calling after her)
We'll meet you in the main lobby
in an hour.
Alice's attention is attracted by a set of line drawings.
She turns to them.
ALICE:
Ollie, look! Line drawings of
the "America!"
They begin to examine the drawings,
INT. MUSEUM CORRIDOR - EGYPTIAN ROOM - NIGHT
Irena paces the museum corridors. She walks alone, the
CAMERA TRACKING with her. A sullen look is on her face and
her lips are heavy with sulkiness. She passes a showcase
filled with terra cotta figurines of the cat-headed
goddess, Bubastis. She only glances at them as she passes.
Her stride lengthens with her growing anger. At the end of
the aisle she stops still and looks up.
As SHOT from Irene's VIEWPOINT, looking up, we see a
towering effigy of the goddess Bubastis, carved into a
black basalt caryatid. The huge cat head is supported by a
lovely, slim, women's neck, rising from rounded, feminine
shoulders. The goddess gazes down at Irena from blind,
enigmatic, cat's eyes.
Irena, as she looks up at this dread goddess of the noonday
sun, seems to reach a resolve. Her expression grows grim,
resolute. She turns, and walks quickly away.
INT. MAIN LOBBY - MUSEUM - NIGHT
Irena walks through the main lobby toward the exit door.
She pauses for a moment beside a greet bronze statue of a
puma leaping on a frightened horse, and looks toward the
ship exhibit room.
INT. MODEL SHIP EXHIBIT ROOM'- MUSEUM - NIGHT
As SHOT from the lobby, from Irena's VIEWPOINT, with the
bronze statue of the puma and the horse in the f.g.
We can see Alice and Oliver within the exhibit room, with
their backs turned, closely Inspecting a ship model.
INT. MAIN LOBBY - MUSEUM - NIGHT
SHOOTING through the intricacies of the puma-and-horse
statue at Irena, who looks a moment at Alice and Oliver,
then turns, and walks out of the building.
DISSOLVE:
EXT. ALICE'S HOTEL - NIGHT
A cab drives up in front of the hotel and Alice gets out.
She waves good-bye to Oliver, and the cab drives off with
him. She turns and enters the hotel. The streets are still
wet. Just as Alice is passing through the door, another
cab drives up. Irena gets out. She pays the driver, and
the cab moves off. Irena stands for a moment irresolutely
under the marquee.
INT. ALICE'S HOTEL, - LOBBY - NIGHT
Alice, striding cheerfully across the lobby, stops at the
desk, where a young blonde desk attendant is stationed.
ALICE:
Could I have the key to the
swimming pool? .
BLONDE:
Of course, dearie.
The attendant gives Alice the key. A little black kitten
suddenly jumps up onto the desk top. Alice picks it up and
holds it against her cheek.
ALICE:
What a darling kitten!
BLONDE:
Yeah. It's one of four. Minou had
Alice laughs and putting the kitten down on top of the desk,
starts toward a stairs where there is a placard marked "TO
THE SWIMMING POOL" the kitten jumps down from the desk top
and starts after Alice. The blonde leans over the desk.
BLONDE (cont'd)
(calling out)
Qh, dearie! When you get through,
don't forgot to turn off the light,
will ya?
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