Dave Page #10
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1993
- 110 min
- 1,590 Views
CUT TO:
All the reporters have gone home and the only remnants are
scattered pieces of trash that blow across the lawn.
INT. WRITE HOUSE HALLWAY - NIGHT
Duane sits poised in his chair, just outside Dave's door. He
sleeps soundly, when the door opens a crack behind him.
DAVE:
(softly)
Duane?
His eyes bolt open as he turns around slowly.
DAVE:
... Can I get a bite? I'm kinda hungry.
INT. WHITE HOUSE KITCHEN - WALK-IN REFRIGERATOR - NIGHT
It is cavernous and huge -- the size of small garage. Dave
moves delighted down the long row of food stuffs while Duane
DAVE:
(grinning)
You gotta try this. It's my special
sandwich.
Dave loads up with food and smiles at Duane.
DAVE:
Everybody loves this sandwich.
INT. KITCHEN
counter and begins to go to work when Duane appears Dave
emerges with a pile of food. He lays it on the behind him.
(BEAT) DUANE
What's in it?
DAVE:
(turning)
Oh, that's a secret.
Duane nods and averts his eyes as Dave begins to apply the
meat.
DAVE:
So, how long have they been like that - -
you know, him and the First Lady?
DUANE:
I can't say.
DAVE:
You mean you don't know or like -- you
can't say.
DUANE:
(same inflection)
I can't say.
DAVE:
Oh.
Dave pauses, then starts adding the lettuce.
DAVE:
So you just protect the President the
whole time? That's your whole job?
DUANE:
Yeah.
DAVE:
(turning)
You got a gun?
DUANE:
Of course.
Dave glances around the kitchen and lowers his voice.
AVE:
Can I See it?
DUANE:
Well, it's really not policy to...
DAVE:
(quickly)
I understand.
Dave turns back to the sandwich while Duane looks at him for
a moment. Duane rolls his eyes and unbuttons the front of
his coat revealing a fifteen round Beretta.
DAVE:
(looking at the gun)
You ever use it?
DUANE:
No.
DAVE:
Huh.
(right back to the
sandwich)
You know what I always wondered the
way they say you guys'd take a bullet
for the President.
DUANE:
What about it?
DAVE:
Well, is that really true? I mean,
would you really get killed just to
save his life.
DUANE:
Certainly.
Dave cuts the sandwich in half turning back to Duane.
DAVE:
So that means, now you'd get killed
for me too?
Duane looks at him, stunned by the realization. Dave smiles
and moves forward, extending the sandwich.
DAVE:
Here. Try this.
DAVE - Rev. 8/7/92 46.
Duane stares at it for a moment, then lifts the sandwich in a
daze.
EXT. DOWNTOWN WASHINGTON D.C. - DAY
The CAMERA begins to PUSH IN ON a small elegant restaurant.
REED:
Clean.
BOB:
What do you mean, he's clean?
INT. DUKE1S RESTAURANT - DAY
It's a Washington mecca for the power lunch. Bob and Reed
Sit in a corner booth with a manilla folder between them.
REED:
(agitated)
I mean I've checked everything.
Women. Liquor... Finances. I went
all the way back to his high school
race for student body president.
BOB:
No one gets to be Vice President by
being that clean.
REED:
The guy's a Boy Scout, Bob. He declared
frequent flyer miles on his income tax
return.
Reed twists in his chair while Bob checks out the dossier.
BOB:
What about the wife?
REED:
Clean.
BOB:
Check his kids.
REED:
Clean.
BOB:
Nobody's got clean kids.
REED:
We've got nothing, Bob. This won't
work.
BOB:
If we find nothing, we get creative.
Just make something up. Instead of a
couple weeks it'll be a couple of
months. The whole thing is under
control.
REED:
(leaning forward; tense
whisper)
You think we can keep this thing going
for a couple of months!
At that moment, a DISTINGUISHED MAN moves up the table,
clapping a hand on Reed's shoulder.
DISTINGUISHED MAN
(strong Southern accent)
Bob... Alan... Your boy sure looks
great.
(leaning closer)
I think he sounds even better'n he did
before this stroke.
He lets out a rich, throaty laugh, full of booze and
cigarettes. Bob smiles at him.
BOB:
Well, thanks very much, Judge. We'll
tell him you sent your best.
DISTINGUISHED MAN
You take care, now.
BOB:
Yeah, you, too.
The Man moves on as they look at one another...
CUT TO:
The President's private 747 soars into the wild blue yonder.
EXT. GENERAL MOTORS ASSEMBLY PLANT (DEERBORNE MICHIGAN')
- DAY The huge "GM" sign stands prominently in the f.g. Below
it their motto reads: "Mark of Excellence."
Dave is escorted through the plant by the GM PRESIDENT and a
large entourage. Bob and Reed hover a couple of steps behind
as Dave listens to the tour.
GM PRESIDENT:
Now this man is using a robotic
mechanism for picking up the engine.
The large arms that you
see duplicate all of his arm movements
exactly, so it's as if he's lifting
two thousand pounds.
They pause in front of a large assembly area.' One of the
workers stands at a machine with his arms stuck in two long
rubber sleeves. Above him, a pair of mechanical arms hoists
an engine high into the air.
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