Devil in a Blue Dress Page #17
- R
- Year:
- 1995
- 102 min
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98.
107 CONTINUED:
107She moves in close, caressing.
DAPHNE:
(continuing)
Come on, you know it's the right
thing to do... You know if things
were different what would happen
between us.
EASY:
I'll tell you what can happen
between us. You get Carter to
clear me up from all this and you
can have your pictures. That's all
that could have ever happened
between us.
DAPHNE:
(genuinely hurt)
Sure, baby. Of course,
sweetheart...
The sound of the front door pushing open startles them, and
Albright knocks on his way in.
ALBRIGHT:
Well I'll be damned. You found
her.
And Manny and Shariff step in, too, carrying baseball bats.
EASY:
Wait a minute, Albright.
Daphne breaks for the back way and Easy tries to bar Shariff
EASY:
Hey!
Manny swings the baseball bat into Easy's side. and Easy
yells and plows into him, wrestling him against the wall.
Albright grabs Easy from behind and pries him free enough
for Manny to uppercut him to the chin with the fat end of
the bat.
Easy sinks to his knees seeing double.
Shariff leads Daphne back into the room, her face contorted
into tears, her arm twisted up behind her in a hammerlock.
99.
107 CONTINUED:
(2) 107ALBRIGHT:
(to Daphne)
Where are the pictures?
DAPHNE:
(terrified)
I don't know.
SMACK! He backhands her.
Easy grabs for the wall to get to his feet and Manny swings
the bat down into his kidney.
ALBRIGHT:
Where are they?
DAPHNE:
(indicating Easy)
I wouldn't tell him! And I won't
tell you!
ALBRIGHT:
Sure you will.
(to Shariff)
Let's go.
Shariff leads Daphne outside and Manny draws his forty-five
automatic and trains it on Easy, cocking the hammer.
ALBRIGHT:
What're you doin'? Who are we
gonna give 'em to cover this sh*t,
hunh?... Use your head.
He shoves Manny through the door and pushes Easy onto his
side with his foot and he's out the door.
Easy strains to get back to his knees as car doors slam and
the sound of a car engine growls to life.
He thrusts himself up from the floor and stumbles toward the
front door like a boxer who should have stayed down for the
count. He gets it open in time to see...
108 EXT. EASY'S HOUSE - NIGHT 108
The blurred white form of Albright's Caddy screaming away,
shattering the dark, shrieking in flight.
Dogs are barking and a baby is screaming somewhere in the
neighborhood while lights are going on up and down the
block.
Easy stumbles back inside and into
100.
Where he manages to dial the phone.
on the other end, and finally:
Yeah.
MOUSE'S VOICE
(groggy)
Mouse...
EASY:
Hey, Easy?
MOUSE'S VOICE
EASY:
(slurring)
Get Dupree's car. Drive it to 78th
and Central... The butcher shop.
You alright?
MOUSE'S VOICE
Hurry up.
EASY:
He puts down the receiver, missing the cradle, and staggers
out of the room.
110 INT. EASY'S CAR - NIGHT 110
Easy is ripping through the night, the streetlights flashing
by in blurs of light. The windows down, he's coming to.
EASY (V.O.)
It had come to me in less time than
it takes to think that Albright was
isolated than that office building
downtown... Someplace where there
would be no witnesses... And I was
being left alive to take the fall.
111 EXT. BUTCHER SHOP/JOPPY'S BAR - NIGHT 111
The street is still alive. A couple of late night juke
joints are coughing up the last drunken bits of the party
onto the sidewalk to straggle home. Easy's car screams
around the corner, and then skids in, sending a heavy-hipped
young sister, about to cross the street, scrambling for
cover.
He jumps out just as Mouse scorches the tires on Dupree's
101.
111 CONTINUED:
111EASY:
(to the woman)
Sorry, baby... Lemme give you
twenty bucks for them stockings you
got on.
It takes a moment to register, but when she sees him pull
a twenty from his pocket, she gets busy.
He runs back to Mouse.
EASY:
Gimme one of them guns you got.
Mouse smiles, loving this side of Easy, and trades him a set
of car keys for a .32 automatic.
EASY:
(continuing)
Start up my car. I'm comin' out
fast.
He runs back to the woman he almost hit and hands off the
twenty, grabbing one of the nylons, leaving her still
stripping as he runs into
112 INT. STAIRWAY 112
He takes the steps two at a time, pulling the stocking down
over his face as he reaches the top and bursts through the
open door leading into
113 INT. JOPPY'S BAR 113
He charges through the raucous laughter of the half-full
room right up to the bar.
Joppy nearly drops the glasses he is clearing away as he
looks down the barrel of the pistol aimed at his face.
EASY:
Come on, Joppy. Let's go!
Joppy hesitates, recognizing the voice.
EASY:
You heard me. I'll blow your head
off!
And he c*cks the hammer, causing Joppy to get a move on from
behind the bar.
Easy shoves him through the door, calling back to the
startled crowd on his way out.
102.
113 CONTINUED:
113EASY:
Don't follow me, goddammit!
And he's gone.
114 INT. JOPPY'S BAR - NIGHT 114
Easy hides the piece in his coat pocket as he bum rushes
Joppy to the car.
JOPPY:
Easy, what the hell you--
EASY:
Shut up!
And he shoves Joppy into the back seat, getting in next to
him.
EASY:
Drive this damn thing, Mouse!
Mouse pulls off, around the corner, down the street into an
alley.
A115 INT. EASY'S CAR - IN THE ALLEY A115
Mouse pulls to a stop.
EASY:
(to Joppy)
Albright's got the girl. He's
gonna kill her. Where would he
take her? And you better get it
right.
JOPPY:
Man, I don't--
EASY:
(screaming, pressing
the gun)
Don't fool with me, man!
JOPPY:
There's a cabin out in Malibu on
Route 9...
EASY:
Make a right, Mouse!
103.
The car roars down the alley and turns right onto the
street.
115 INT. CAR - INDUSTRIAL STREET - NIGHT 115
EASY:
(to Joppy)
You sure 'bout this place?
JOPPY:
I guess so. He's done this kinda
thing out there before.
MOUSE:
Easy, what's done got into you?
Thought y'all was friends.
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