Dog Day Afternoon Page #23
- R
- Year:
- 1975
- 125 min
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SYLVIA:
Somebody give me a cigarette.
Maria walks over to her, offering her one, then remembers:
MARIA:
Sylvia, you don't smoke.
SYLVIA:
I never smoked before in my life but
I got a right to start now if I want
to.
SAL:
You don't smoke... why do you want
to start now.
SYLVIA:
Because I'm scared, that's why.
You never smoked?
SAL:
I used to, but I stopped.
SYLVIA:
You stopped? Why?
SAL:
Because I don't want cancer.
SYLVIA:
You don't want cancer? You're about
to get your head blown off, you're
worried about cancer.
(to Maria)
Gimme the cigarette.
Maria starts to hand one to her.
SAL:
No! I'm not kidding. Don't you
understand? You're pure!
SYLVIA:
Pure?
SAL:
You shouldn't start now.
SYLVIA:
For God's sake! As soon as I'm outta
this bank robbery, I'm gonna stop...
okay?
SAL:
Go ahead. Do what you want to do.
I hate to see you break a perfect
record. You oughta take care of
your body.
SYLVIA:
My body? What for?
SAL:
Your body is the temple of the Lord.
SYLVIA:
(staring at him)
You're serious!
SAL:
You're really pure, you know? You
got a perfect record. You never
used that stuff to ruin your body,
why start now?
SYLVIA:
You know, you remind me of my 19-
year-old brother - only he's got his
hair down to his knees - he looks
like something that eats berries and
roots out of the ground. God forbid
I should say something to him like,
'Listen, if you ever smoke marijuana,
just remember that it's illegal' and
he storms outta the house. You rob
a bank, but you keep your body pure,
is that it?
SAL:
You gonna smoke the cigarette?
SYLVIA:
Yes...
Sal gets up and starts to leave the room...
SYLVIA:
(calling to him)
Sal... If I die of cancer it's going
to be half your fault.
Sylvia grabs the cigarette from Maria.
SAL:
(exiting)
No - it's because you're weak.
Sonny continues with "Manual of Arms" business with rifle.
Mulvaney is on the phone.
MULVANEY:
(overlapping Janet
into phone)
Mulvaney...
(listens)
JANET:
(into phone)
I don't know.
MULVANEY:
(to Sonny)
It's for you. Moretti.
Sonny takes the phone...
SONNY:
Yeah?
MORETTI:
We're bringing in your wife...
ON SONNY:
He comes alert, looks around at Sal, nods, and starts for
the door of the bank, turns to Sal.
SONNY:
(gives him gun)
They've got my wife. They're bringing
her in.
He exits bank. Sal walks toward the door, stops behind the
first post.
EXT. FRONT OF APARTMENT HOUSE - DAY
The fire escape with the old lady and her jigsaw puzzle, the
flak vested snipers, etc. Below in the street a police car
plows through the crowd with red lights flashing but no sirens --
or perhaps just a low growl to help move the human sea aside.
People are leaning over trying to see inside.
BARBER SHOP:
Moretti and Sheldon and staff move out into the street. The
cop car is moving through police lines, cops lifting
barricades aside to let it pass.
MOVING SHOT:
with Moretti and others as they move to intercept the police
car where it will stop on the corner. As they stop, we can
see Sonny step into the door of the bank, in the distance.
He is greeted with CHEERS from the crowd. But is intent on
the car.
We are NOW SHOOTING ACROSS THE CAR, OVER MORETTI'S BACK TOWARD
THE BANK and Sonny.
The DRIVER of the police car gets out, with a huge grin on
his face and nods to Moretti. The back door opens and another
cop gets out, also grinning. They look around toward Sonny,
as his wife gets out of the police car, on this side. She
is spectacularly good looking in a lithe cruel sort of way,
like Lauren Bacall, but right now she is a mess.
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