Dog Day Afternoon Page #20
- R
- Year:
- 1975
- 125 min
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SONNY:
Yeah...
SAL:
I never been up in a plane before.
SONNY:
It's nothing - it just goes up -
it's the safest thing in the world.
Safer than a car. Don't worry about
it, Sal - it'll be all right...
they're great...
And Sonny and Mulvaney exit toward rear of bank.
INT. BANK - BACK DOOR AREA - LATE AFTERNOON (APPROX. 5 PM)
Sonny and Mulvaney move toward the back door and stop under
a trap door in the ceiling. Mulvaney looks up at it.
MULVANEY:
It's gonna be up there.
As Sonny is staring up at the trap door, thinking about what
to do, he hears a tiny scratching SOUND.
SONNY:
What's that?
Sonny, tensing like an animal, peers around wildly to locate
the source of the little scratching SOUND: like mice at a
steel door.
ON SONNY:
who quickly runs back toward the desk area.
ON GROUP - DESKS' AREA
Sonny races back in, grabs the gun from atop Mulvaney's desk,
and with the cartridge in the other hand, runs back toward
the back door again, jamming cartridge into rifle.
At this point, Sal runs in from the Conference room, covering
everyone point-blank again, yelling for Edna to join the
rest of the group.
SONNY:
(whispering)
They're trying to come through the
door!
SAL:
(to Edna)
Everybody! Back here!
Edna quickly obeys, moving quickly to the rest of the group.
as Sonny races toward Mulvaney and back door with gun.
ANGLE ON MULVANEY
Somebody or something is working on the other side of the
door!
as he moves back from the door, turns and levels the rifle
on the back door...
MULVANEY:
Sonny, if you shoot, shoot high...
my car's parked out there.
ON SONNY:
staring at the door. He hears the continued scratching noise
and might even see the door knob move.
Abruptly he swings the rifle up so the bullet going through
will clearly go over the head of any man, out through the
transom.
He FIRES.
ANGLE ON INSIDE - SAL AND GROUP
They all scream, some of them falling to the floor, huddling
together in terror.
SONNY - AND GROUP
Sonny races back into main area where Sal covers group.
SAL:
(to group)
Get over here! Get over here!
EXT. BANK - REAR DOOR - LATE DAY
A knot of half a dozen police are working at the door. Two
were trying to work tubes under it to pump in gas, others
were trying a nylon line to the doorknob, the idea being
that if Sonny came out that way, the moment he began to open
the door the cops would yank it open, exposing him completely
and gun him down. The cops SCREAM as the SHOT comes through
the door, showering them with brick fragments. They scramble
over cars, over each other, over fences, running into other
cops, who also, not knowing what's happening, turn and flee,
running into the crowd, which panics.
VARIOUS ANGLES:
on men, women, children, cops, detectives, dogs, cats,
reporters, all in the area of the rear of the bank fleeing
in waves over fences, cars, etc. A flood of people like
lemmings. This is INTERCUT BY:
INT. BANK
1) MARGARET fainting.
2) SAL herds group into vault area.
3) SONNY dashing back and forth into rear bank area.
Moretti, Sheldon, others come charging out, wondering what
the hell, pulling guns out.
BACK OF BANK:
The cops, safely distanced and back in cover, peek out at:
BANK DOOR:
It is okay.
RADIO NETWORK (V.O.)
What's happening? He shot through
the door. Is he coming out? Can
you see in...
(Etc., etc.)
ON MORETTI:
reaches out his hand for a bullhorn that is thrust into it
immediately.
MORETTI:
(on bullhorn)
Sonny!
A few louts in the crowd yell out in imitation:
LOUTS:
Sonny!
MORETTI:
Sonny!
CROWD:
(echoing)
Sonny!
Moretti shrugs off his irritation and raises the bullhorn
one more time:
the crowd is ready and SCREAMS in unison asMoretti says:
MORETTI & CROWD
Sonny!
You could hear it for a half a mile!
Sonny starts to yell at Moretti.
SONNY:
(inside bank)
What the hell you doin' back there?
MORETTI:
Sonny, come on out!
Sonny walks over to Sal, gives him the rifle.
SONNY:
Sal, watch 'em... I'm goin' out.
ANGLE ON BANK:
SONNY:
What the f*** do you want?
MORETTI:
They were...
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