
Coco Page #22
- PG
- Year:
- 2017
- 105 min
- $208,487,719
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DE LA CRUZ:
My great-great grandson!
CUT TO:
In the parlor:
DE LA CRUZ:
He's alive! And a musician to
boot!
CUT TO:
Miguel chats away with de la Cruz and guests.
MIGUEL:
Dimple. No dimple. Dimple. No
dimple.
De la Cruz laughs, delighted.
DE LA CRUZ:
No dimple!
CUT TO:
A film clip is projected in the main hall.
ON SCREEN:
Don Hidalgo turns raising two glasses. Miguelacts along with the clip.
DON HIDALGO (FILM CLIP)
To our friendship!...
DON HIDALGO (FILM CLIP) MIGUEL
...I would move Heaven and ...I would move Heaven and
Earth for you, mi amigo. Earth for you, mi amigo.
Salud! Salud!
In the clip Don Hidalgo and de la Cruz drink. De la Cruz
spits.
MIGUEL DE LA CRUZ (FILM CLIP)
Poison! Poison!
88.
Miguel and de la Cruz gleefully act out the ensuing fist
fight.
DE LA CRUZ:
You know, I did all my own stunts.
CUT TO:
A small crowd sways, arms around shoulders, as Miguel and
Ernesto lead them in a chorus of "Remember Me."
INT. DE LA CRUZ'S OFRENDA ROOM
De la Cruz gestures to the massive piles of gifts from his
fans:
bread, fruits, flowers, instruments, etc. All piled upto the ceiling.
DE LA CRUZ:
All of this came from my amazing
fans in the Land of the Living!
They leave me more offerings than I
know what to do with!
Miguel takes in the room, it's almost too much to absorb.
Something seems to be on the boy's mind.
DE LA CRUZ:
Hey, what's wrong? Is it too much?
You look overwhelmed...
MIGUEL:
No -- it's all great.
DE LA CRUZ:
But...?
MIGUEL:
It's just -- I've been looking up
to you my whole life. You're the
guy who actually did it! But...
(beat)
Did you ever regret it? Choosing
music over... everything else.
De la Cruz kneels down and looks into Miguel's eyes.
DE LA CRUZ:
It was hard. Saying goodbye to my
hometown. Heading off on my own...
MIGUEL:
Leaving your family?
89.
DE LA CRUZ:
Sí. But I could not have done it
differently.
(beat)
One cannot deny who one is meant to
be. And you, my great-great
grandson, are meant to be a
musician!
Miguel smiles, chest swelling. He feels validated for the
first time in his life.
DE LA CRUZ (CONT'D)
You and I, we are artists, Miguel!
We cannot belong to one family.
The world is our family!
De la Cruz gestures to the sparkling city beyond his hilltop
estate. Fireworks go off on the veranda.
DE LA CRUZ (CONT'D)
Ooo, the fireworks have begun!
CUT TO:
EXT. VERANDA
The party guests move outside to watch the light show.
INT. DE LA CRUZ'S MANSION
The hall has emptied, the lights are turned down. Bursts of
color from outside flash across the walls. The only light
coming from inside the hall are de la Cruz's film clips that
continue to play on the walls.
De la Cruz and Miguel descend the staircase into the empty
hall.
DE LA CRUZ:
Soon, the party will move across
town for my "Sunrise Spectacular!"
(beat)
Miguel, you must come to the show!
You will be my guest of honor!
Miguel's eyes light up.
MIGUEL:
You mean it?!
90.
DE LA CRUZ:
Of course, my boy!
Miguel's chest swells. Then deflates. He lifts his shirt,
revealing the skeletal transition partway up his torso.
MIGUEL:
I can't... I have to get home
before sunrise.
DE LA CRUZ:
Oh, I really do need to get you
home.
De la Cruz plucks a marigold petal from a vase.
DE LA CRUZ (CONT'D)
It has been an honor. I am sorry
to see you go, Miguel. I hope you
die very soon.
(beat)
You know what I mean.
(beat)
Miguel. I give you my bles--
HÉCTOR (O.S.)
We had a deal, chamaco!
They are startled.
DE LA CRUZ:
Who are you? What is the meaning
of this?
From the shadows, Héctor, dressed as Frida, steps into the
light.
DE LA CRUZ (CONT'D)
Oh, Frida! I thought you couldn't
make it.
Héctor takes off the wig and throws his outfit off.
HÉCTOR
You said you'd take back my photo.
You promised, Miguel.
Miguel turns, backing into de la Cruz's arms. De la Cruz
rises to his feet, hands defensively on Miguel's shoulders.
DE LA CRUZ:
(to Miguel)
You know this, uh... man?
91.
MIGUEL:
I just met him tonight. He told me
he knew you--
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