Enemy of the State Page #10
JERRY:
The Congressman's very happy to
have your support, but he's heard
that there's an investigation.
DEAN:
An investigation? It was a bus
accident.
JERRY:
He's heard that it's escalated.
DEAN:
Into what?
JERRY:
Your Bellmoth case. The FBI thinks
there might be mob ties.
DEAN:
always mob ties.
JERRY:
Just be cool.
INT. DINING ROOM - NIGHT
CLOSE ON and OLD MATRON carefully chewing her food near
a table card declaring: 122. The gala swings everywhere
but here. DEAN and STACY are the only other diners at
the table.
STACY:
I don't understand why Jerry
couldn't clear this up.
DEAN:
Well, you know--
STACY:
He's got his priorities?
DEAN:
There's just, clearly, some
administrative snafu. I'm sure this
is the worst of it.
EXT. DEAN'S OFFICE BUILDING - DAY
Establishing. A glass and steel high-rise reaching upward.
MARTHA (V.O.)
Mr. Dean?
INT. DEAN'S OFFICE - CONTINUOUS
DEAN sits behind his desk as his secretary MARTHA enters.
DEAN:
Yeah.
MARTHA:
It's Rachel Banks.
DEAN picks up the phone--
INTERCUT WITH:
INT. RACHEL'S CONDO - CONTINUOUS
RACHEL cradles a portable phone to her ear.
RACHEL:
(into phone)
I got a call from my firm this
morning saying don't come in.
DEAN:
(into phone)
Why?
RACHEL:
There are reporters wanting to know
about my relationship with you and
how long I've worked for the mob.
The mob, Bobby!
DEAN:
All right, look--
Before DEAN can respond, there's a knock at the door.
PEERS sticks his head in--
PEERS:
Blake and Silverberg want you in
the conference room.
DEAN:
(softly)
Sh*t.
INT. CONFERENCE ROOM - DAY
DEAN sits in the conference room by himself. He waits.
After a moment, SILVERBERG and BLAKE stride in.
DEAN:
Listen--
SILVERBERG:
I got a call this morning from a
source I trust. The Post is running
a lead this afternoon about your
involvement in the Bellmoth
investigation.
DEAN:
I don't under--
BLAKE:
We've also been informed that the
Grand Jury is going to call for an
investigation into your affairs.
DEAN:
Why?
BLAKE:
They want to hold you in Contempt
for ethics violations.
SILVERBERG:
They claim you helped create a
shell company for Sam Vollotti in
Zurich and that through your
continuing relationship, the
Gambino family's been able to exert
influence and provide false
witnesses to discredit our case.
DEAN:
Oh, well, that's true.
BLAKE:
It is?
DEAN:
Except for the part about my
setting up a company in Zurich and
knowing anyone named Sam Vollotti
and having any relationship
whatsoever with the Gambino family.
SILVERBERG:
Robert--
DEAN:
Gimme a week and four guys from
litigation and I'll have the Post
pleading with us not to sue for libel.
BLAKE:
Tell us about Rachel Banks.
DEAN:
(stunned)
Rachel Banks?
SILVERBERG:
The attorney?
BLAKE:
Have you two been having an affair?
DEAN is speechless...
DEAN:
What kind of a question is that?
BLAKE:
A direct one.
DEAN:
I have a professional relationship
with Rachel Banks. She's the go-
between for a private investigator
I use.
SILVERBERG:
What's his name?
DEAN:
Brill.
BLAKE:
Why don't you just call Brill directly.
DEAN:
I don't know who he is.
BLAKE:
I'm told you had an affair with
Rachel Banks four years ago.
DEAN:
Told by whom?
BLAKE:
Considering the enormous exposure
to which you've subjected this firm,
I'd think you'd do best to simply
answer my questions.
DEAN:
Really?
BLAKE:
Yes.
DEAN:
Well considering what a colossal
douche bag you are, David, maybe
I'd do best to simply kick your ass
all over the capitol.
SILVERBERG:
Gentlemen--
DEAN:
This is bullshit. Someone's mixing
up a bunch of half-truths to ruin
me and to ruin my case.
SILVERBERG:
Who would do that?
DEAN:
Maybe Bellmoth. Maybe the unions. I
don't know.
SILVERBERG:
Well until we find, you're gonna
have to take a leave of absence.
DEAN:
You're firing me.
SILVERBERG:
A leave of absence. Until we've
sorted this all out.
DEAN:
Put David on it. He seems anxious
to clear my name.
SILVERBERG:
Bobby--
DEAN:
F*** off.
INT. DEAN'S HOUSE/FOYER - EVENING
DEAN enters.
DEAN:
(calling)
Stacy!
JENNY, early 30's, heads him off--
JENNY:
Robert--
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