Ed Wood Page #34
- R
- Year:
- 1994
- 127 min
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BUNNY:
(hiding a smirk)
I do.
Reynolds DUNKS Bunny.
THE REVEREND BAPTIZES TOR
REVEREND LEMON:
...Do you repent for all your sins?
TOR:
I do.
Tor winks slyly at Criswell.
Reynolds DUNKS Tor. But Tor slips from Reynolds' grasp and
sinks to the bottom of the pool.
REYNOLDS:
Oh my God, I dropped him --
Tor lies on the bottom, staring lifeinsly.
CRISWELL:
(mischievous)
REVEREND LEMON:
Lord no! The man's drowning!
REYNOLDS:
(scared)
What do we do?!
REVEREND LEMON:
Help! HELP!!!
The whole Congregation starts JUMPING IN. Men and women in
their Sunday finest leap into the pool and start tugging on
Tor. But nobody can budge the big whale.
REVEREND LEMON:
(near tears)
Dear Jesus, please forgive us!
ON TOR:
He suddenly rises, Poseidon-like, from the pool.
Tor spits out water, then lets out a hearty BELLY LAVGH.
TOR:
Tor make good joke!
The Baptists aren't amused.
CUT TO:
INT. CITY BUS - MORNING
A bus drives along. Every PASSENGER stares at something up
front -- Vampira, in her slinky black outfit. She reads a
"Grave Robbers From Outer Space" script.
EXT. SCUMMY NEIGHBORHOOD - SAME TIME
The bus stops in a scary, run-down neighborhood. Vampira
off and warily looks around.
VAMPIRA:
This can't be the right address...
She nervously walks down a dingy alley. Vampira gets to an
unmarked grimy door, gulps, then slowly opens it...
INT. WAREHOUSE SOUNDSTAGE - DAY
And inside is the "Grave Robbers From Outer Space" famous
CEMETERY SET! The film is in production! Packed into a
stinking little studio are a few scrawny twigs, branches, and
flimsy cardboard tombstones set against a black drop.
Tot struts about gregariously, in his "Inspector Clay" suit.
He chats up the CREW.
TOR:
I am so happy! Finally I am star wit
dialogue! I memorized every wordt.
Eddie will be so proud!
The Baptists chase Ed around. They wave the script.
REYNOLDS:
Before we start shooting, Mr. Wood,
we have a few questions --
REVEREND LEMON:
The script refers on numerous
occasions to graverobbing. Now we
find the concept of digging up
consecrated ground highly offensive.
It's blasphemy.
ED:
(very annoyed)
What are you talking about?! It's
the premise of the movie. It's even
the title, for Christ's sake!
REVEREND LEMON:
(shocked)
Mr. Wood!
REYNOLDS:
Yes, about that title, it strikes us
as very inflammatory. Why don't we
change it to "Plan Nine From
Outer Space"?
Ed shakes his head.
ED:
That's ridiculous!
WIPE TO:
CEMETERY SET:
They're filming the COPS arriving at the pitch-black cemetery.
There's a prop police car, and an assistant blows fog in.
ED:
And, ACTION!
Tor steps onto the set
TOR (as Inspector Clay)
"Medicul eksaminer been aroundt yet?"
COP:
"Just left. The morgue wagon oughta
be along most any time."
TOR:
"You get statement frumk vitnesses?"
COP:
"Yeah, but they're pretty scared."
TOR:
"Findink mess like dis oughta make
anyone frightened. Have one of da
boyz take dem back to town. You
take jarge."
ON THE CREW:
Everybody grices, trying to understand Tor. The SCRIPT GIRL
shakes her head.
The Baptists angrily pull Ed aside.
REYNOLDS:
What'd you give him all the lines
for?? He's unintelligible!
ED:
Look, Lugosi is dead and Vampira
won't talk. Ihad to give somebody
the dialogue.
REVEREND LEMON:
That's not an answer.
WIPE TO:
ANOTHER SCENE BEING SHOT - LATER
As Inspector Clay, Tor wanders around the "cemtery," waving
his flashlight and nervously fingering his gun.
Ed grins at the Baptists.
ED:
See, no talking. Isn't he good?
(he grabs his MEGAPHONE)
CUE DR. TOM!
DR. TOM (o.s.)
Now?
ED:
YES, NOW! LURK HIM. AND BE SURE TO
KEEP YOUR FACE COVERED!
The door of a large paper-mache crypt creeps open. Dr. Tom
uncertainly steps out, impersonating Bela. He holds the cape
over his face and stalks Tor.
Ed is pleased as punch. He whispers to the Baptists.
ED:
Isn't it wonderful? Bela lives!
REVEREND LEMON:
Doesn't this strike you as a bit
morbid?
ED:
No, he would've loved it! Bela's
returned from the grave -- like
Dracula.
(he grabs the MEGAPHONE)
CUE VAMPIRA!
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