Dog Day Afternoon Page #17
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- Year:
- 1975
- 125 min
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Edna exits ladies room as Sonny crosses back to the phone,
picks it up.
SONNY:
(into phone)
Get me Moretti.
Now Sonny turns and speaks to the group.
SONNY:
We're all gonna get outta here.
You're all gonna be all right. I'm
gonna ask for a helicopter and a
jet... and we're gonna get outta
here alive... You've all been all
right with me and as long as it stays
that way, then things are gonna be
all right - as long as you
cooperate...
(into phone)
Moretti, I want to talk to you. I'm
comin' out.
Sonny slams the phone down and walks over to Sal, rifle still
in his hands.
SONNY:
You realize, Sal, that we're gonna
get outta the country, so if you
wanna talk to somebody, do it now...
Friends?
(Sal nods no)
If we gotta be outside the country,
where do you wanna go? Any country.
Just name a country.
SAL:
Wyoming.
SONNY:
(stopped for a moment)
Wyoming... That's not out of the
country -- that's in the United
States... Look, I'll be back.
Sonny starts to walk toward the door. As he does, Sal calls
back to him.
SAL:
Sonny! Gimme the gun. You don't
need that.
Sonny realizes what he's saying and crosses back to Sal and
hands him the gun, then moves toward the front door.
EXT. BANK - DAY
Much as before. Sonny steps out. The guns start to come
up.
SONNY:
Put them down.
The Cops lower their weapons. Moretti comes out on the
sidewalk. He's eating an ice cream bar, and stands seemingly
at ease, an island of calm control in a storm of passion
about to be let loose. The Cops are always about to explode.
MORETTI:
Sonny, ya want somethin'?
Sonny is about to open his mouth when a medium-size dark-
haired Man who has been standing among people behind the
barriers puts his head down and runs at astonishing speed
right across the street towards Sonny. He catches everybody
so by surprise he is already on Sonny before anyone can do
more than start to yell at him to stop. Sonny, himself,
can't believe it! He is slammed to the ground and the Man
begins to punch him and beat him viciously. Cops charge in
and with great difficulty pull him off.
YELLING on the radio network; TV Reporters and the crowd up
and SCREAMING for blood!
CLOSE ANGLE:
as Moretti steps in. Sonny gets up, dazed. The Man goes on
kicking and fighting Cops...
MORETTI:
Who the hell is that?
Mulvaney stands in the door...
MORETTI:
(to Maria's boy friend)
Hey! What the f*** you tryin' to
do? You don't think the whole police
department can do the job?
MARIA'S BOY FRIEND
I think he's got Maria in there, and
I see blood, man! I wanta jam him
up...
MORETTI:
Jesus, the Spanish! You gotta do it
yourself, right? Eye for an eye!
Go wan get outa here, we'll take
care of her.
(turns to Sonny)
You okay, Sonny? Boy, he hung a
couple good ones on you there!
MULVANEY:
(from door; alarmed)
Sal wants to see Sonny. He says
he'll shoot unless he can see Sonny.
He means Sal. Sonny, dazed and bleeding, reels to the door
and calls in... Sal now stands alone behind 3rd pillar.
SONNY:
It's okay, Sal.
He turns back to face Moretti, Sylvia, Mulvaney.
SONNY:
(continuing; hurt,
wondering)
He wanted to kill me!
MORETTI:
It's okay, you got a lot of
protection.
CLOSE - SONNY
Looking around, bewildered, the crowd is YELLING and now it
sounds unfriendly. He is really shaken up... He shakes
himself -- stops that line and starts over in a business-
like tone.
SONNY:
I want a helicopter to get outa here!
And a jet to take us to...
(cagey)
...wherever we want to go. Outa the
country, so no little jets. A big
one with a bar and a piano lounge.
MORETTI:
I don't know, Sonny. I don't know
if the helicopters can land in here.
I'll have to check it out. I got
superiors, unnerstan? They don't
always see eye to eye with me. I'll
do what I can.
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