Cellular Page #16
THEO:
At least one.
LENORE:
Plus they'll remember you going
after his daughter at school.
THEO:
You timed that beautifully.
LENORE:
They always pick Rachel up early
on Thursday.
THEO:
I got what I f***ing deserved. I
had it all. I could've kept
going!
LENORE:
As they say -- no good deed goes
unpunished.
THEO:
And all that crap about your
driver being murdered by a cop --
LENORE:
I thought it was inspired.
THEO:
There was no cop involved. Oh
sh*t! F***!
He realizes he assaulted a real L.A. cop on the job. Maybe
that cop is awake in the trunk and can hear what's going on.
But she doesn't know that.
LENORE:
Sit completely still with both
hands on the wheel -- until they
get here.
THEO:
Why pick me to be your "mark?"
LENORE:
Nobody's easier to con than a con
man.
THEO:
You knew about me.
Suddenly there's a violent thumping inside the car. The
vehicle is shaking. Lenore has no idea what it is. Theo
knows immediately.
It's the cop locked up in the trunk. He's conscious and
trying to bust his way out.
The distraction causes Lenore to glance toward the rear of
the vehicle -- and it gives Theo the chance to clip her
across the jaw. With the other hand he twists the gun out
of her hand -- even as she is able to fire off one shot. It
singes Theo's hair leaving a powder burn across his scalp
and shatters the side window.
The van has pulled to a stop six feet ahead of Theo's car.
Two men inside are halfway out. A large powerful linebacker
and a Haitian with braided hair.
Before they can completely emerge, Theo's foot hits the gas.
His car plows straight into the van stunning both me.
Lenore has slumped to the floor of the car as Theo struggles
to back up. He's hooked onto part of the torn wreckage of
the van.
The larger man inside the van recovers and tries to fire --
but the clip jams. By the time he slams the clip straight
Theo is backing away into a hairpin turn.
Several shots are now fired at the departing Chrysler.
TIGHT INSERT SHOT - TWO BULLETS PUNCTURE THE TRUNK -- which
holds the unfortunate cop. There's a SCREAM!
WIDER SHOT - Theo smashes through a low barricade and plows
down a hillside onto the beach. In a moment he's driving up
the Temescal beach -- a totally illegal route -- but the
quickest getaway path. An old man flying a kite dashes out
of his way.
There's a ramp up ahead down which beach cleaning equipment
may gain access. One such large orange vehicle is just
accessing the beach.
Theo leans on his horn. The sanitation dept. vehicle pulls
up short just avoiding a head-on smashup with Theo who
speeds by and up the ramp -- heading back toward the Pacific
Coast Highway.
INT. THEO'S CAR
Lenore still lies on the floorboard along with some of the
bonds and the money.
Theo has the gun in his right hand as he steers with his
left. The cell phone is on the seat.
The thumping from the trunk continues.
LENORE:
Who's in back?
THEO:
L.A.P.D.
LENORE:
Sh*t. You couldn't be in much
worse shape.
ANGLE ON VAN:
Battered but fully operable -- in pursuit.
INT. THEO'S CAR - DAY
The phone conversation between Theo and those in the van
remains open. Theo's hands are occupied with the wheel and
the gun which he holds on Lenore in an effort to make her
behave.
THEO:
Your friends are probably still on
the line. Pick it up and say
hello.
LENORE:
There's no way out for you. You
have to deal with us.
THEO:
Assure them that you're being well
treated.
Lenore finally lifts the cellular and speaks.
LENORE:
Nels, are you there? Hello, is
anybody there?
The thick voice we've become accustomed to hearing comes on
the line. (Now we'll call him by his actual name: NELSON.)
NELSON:
I thought you said you could
handle him.
LENORE:
deal.
THEO:
Tell them I'm keeping what's left.
I earned it. I probably killed
some poor bastard for it.
LENORE:
He seems to think he's entitled to
it all.
THEO:
Not all. They already have a
third. The question is how much
of that are they willing to give
to get you back?
LENORE:
You won't shoot me. That's not
your style.
THEO:
We might hit a bump and the gun
might go off. Ever see that
Tarantino movie -- where Travolta
blew that guy away in the back
seat -- purely by accident?
LENORE:
Do you have to point that?
THEO:
Absolutely. And Topanga Canyon
has a hell of a lot of potholes if
I recall.
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