Dog Day Afternoon Page #24
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- 1975
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EXT. BANK
as Sonny sees Leon get out of the car.
SONNY:
Leon! Leon! Over here! Happy
Birthday, Leon!
ON LEON:
who doesn't hear Sonny calling, the detectives and Moretti
start to take him to the barbershop.
MORETTI:
(to cop driver)
What's that?
COP DRIVER:
We went to the hospital, where he
told us - and asked for his wife.
He...
(indicates Leon)
...says they got married in a church.
MORETTI:
Jesus!
They continue along the sidewalk. Leon, coming to, starts
to look around him. He sees Sonny.
ON SONNY:
SONNY:
Leon! Happy Birthday!
ON LEON:
who faints.
FULL SHOT:
The crowd yelling in increasing waves of SOUND; Moretti and
cops pick up Leon and rush him toward the barbershop.
ANGLE ON SONNY:
who dashes toward the bank door, enters.
INT. BANK - DAY
as Sonny comes running in. Sylvia is now showing off her
new-found expertise with a cigarette to Miriam, Jenny and
Deborah, seated around Edna's desk. (Deborah is talking on
the phone.) Meanwhile, Edna is back in the Conference Room
with Mulvaney; Margaret is seated at her desk, speaking on
the phone; Maria, speaking on phone, is seated at Mulvaney's
desk - where television is still on.
Sonny, wanting to use a phone, realizes that all are in use,
rushes to a desk at the front of the bank. Sal follows him
SONNY:
(into phone)
Get me Moretti!
INT. BARBERSHOP
where Moretti and cops are trying to revive Leon. A cop at
COP ON PHONE:
Moretti - he wants to talk to you.
Moretti walks over to phone, takes receiver from cop.
INT. BANK
Sonny waiting for Moretti to answer phone.
SONNY:
Is he all right? Is he all right?
MORETTI (V.O.)
He's all doped up.
SONNY:
I want to talk to him.
MORETTI (V.O.)
He's groggy, Sonny. Let me get him
on his feet and he'll call you back.
(hangs up)
INT. BARBERSHOP
as Moretti hangs up phone and walks over to Leon, who now
has a glass of water and a cold towel.
MORETTI:
Leon? Whatsa matter? They give you
a shot down the hospital or what?
LEON:
Oh, God, they shot me with like
unreal!
MORETTI:
Well, you got to get hold of yourself.
You got to talk to him, tell him to
give himself up.
LEON:
Oh no!
MORETTI:
He's got eight people in there with
him. He's got this kid with him...
they're gonna shoot the people.
LEON:
I can't help it. I can't stop him
from anything.
MORETTI:
If he won't listen to you, who will
he listen to?
LEON:
He won't listen to anybody. He's
been very crazy all summer. Since
June he's been trying to kill me.
MORETTI:
You try calling the police?
LEON:
What good is that? They couldn't
stop him. And it'd just make him
mad. They don't know him.
MORETTI:
Somebody's got to stop him, Leon.
LEON:
He was under great strain: you don't
understand, he's a very mixed up
person.
MORETTI:
He's makin' threats in there.
LEON:
He's scared. It's crazy. I never
met anyone like him. His wife, he's
a wonderful father to his children.
His mother - you should see her -
his mother and father together are
like a bad car wreck - he lets it
all slide off his back, he sees them,
he pays their rent. Unbelievable.
I wanted to get married... He didn't
really want it... he's married
already! But he did it. I don't
know why. I thought it would help
me, but it didn't. I was just as
confused and unhappy was before; I
did terrible things.
MORETTI:
What kind of things, Leon?
LEON:
Ten days I spent in Atlantic City -
Sonny was frantic - he knew I was
drinking; he didn't know where I
was... who I was with. I couldn't
explain why I did the things I did.
So I went to this psychiatrist who
explained to me I was a woman in a
man's body. So Sonny right away
wanted to get me money for a sex
change operation: but where was he
to get that? 2500 dollars! My God,
he's in hock up to his ears already.
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