Face\Off Page #21
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- Year:
- 1997
- 138 min
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JAMIE:
You mean like ... condoms?
CASTOR:
I mean like protection.
With a fluid motion, CASTOR expertly snaps open a well-
oiled BUTTERFLY KNIFE and hands it to an astonished Jamie.
JAMIE:
For me?
Castor's surprised, flustered as Jamie tearfully hugs him.
CASTOR:
-- Now, uh, brush your
bed and go to teeth --
it's a school night.
JAMIE kisses him and heads up stairs. After she's gone ...
CASTOR (cont'd)
Jesus, Jon, how did you
deal with this family sh*t?
The phone RINGS. He rushes to the den and picks it up.
CASTOR (cont'd)
Jon Archer.
(immediately alert)
Where is he?
EXT. STREET -- NIGHT
POLLUX TROY is half-hidden in the shadows, peering into an
underground parking structure.
POLLUX:
(into cellular)
Telegraph Hill. I played
POLLUX'S P.O.V. -- THE GARAGE
SASHA helps a half-conscious ARCHER toward the elevator.
EXT. NSA MARSHALING AREA -- NIGHT
Dressed and armed for battle, the NSA assault team is
loading into a variety of waiting vehicles.
CASTOR arrives, dressed in standard-issue black squad suit
and flak vest. BUZZ tosses CASTOR a machine-pistol as he
climbs aboard the lead vehicle. The convoy moves out.
INT. SASHA'S CONDO -- NIGHT
ARCHER'S eyes open ... he snaps awake. SASHA is stitching
up his cleaned wound.
ARCHER:
Where am I?
SASHA:
My place.
ARCHER:
You shouldn't have brought
me here ... it's dangerous.
SASHA:
Better than you bleeding
all over my car upholstery.
Trust me, Caz, you won't
be here long.
With a flourish of her extravagant nails, Sasha finishes up
the stitches -- a passable sewing job.
ARCHER:
I hear you're a manicurist
now -- got your own business
and everything. I'm glad
you've stayed clean.
SASHA:
Like I had a choice with
that anal-retentive Jon
Archer rising my ass at
the probation hearing.
(shrugs)
At least he took an interest.
You took off without leaving
so much as a Post-it.
ARCHER:
I'm not the same person
you remember.
She studies him with her sharp, intelligent eyes -- eyes
which soften dramatically as she smiles for the first time.
SASHA:
Take the rest of those
filthy things off.
I'll be right back.
SASHA disappears into a back bedroom. ARCHER looks out the
window -- the street's clear. He sits down, unties his
trash-dumpster shoes. He touches his shoulder -- it hurts.
SASHA (cont'd)
(entering)
You're still dressed.
She puts down a pile of men's clothes and starts to loosen
his belt. She stares deep in his eyes.
SASHA (cont'd)
You really have changed,
haven't you?
ARCHER:
More than you'll ever know.
Gently, tenderly, she moves closer and kisses him on the
mouth. She lingers as Archer carefully pulls away.
ARCHER (cont'd)
-- Can we just talk?
SASHA:
(amused)
Talk? The only talk I ever
heard from you was "take
it off," "sit on it," "I'll
see you around."
He backs off -- as something catches his eye. A sleepy
LITTLE BOY (5) is standing in the bedroom doorway. He
watches curiously as Archer buttons up a fresh shirt.
ARCHER:
Perfect fit.
SASHA:
Should be. It's yours.
Awkward silence as Archer dresses. The boy comes over
shyly, climbs into Sasha's lap. Archer's self-conscious.
ARCHER:
Nice-looking kid.
SASHA:
Of course he is ...
(very uneasy)
-- He's yours too.
EXT. SASHA'S CONDO -- NIGHT
Their SILHOUETTES are visible against the shades. Suddenly
a TETHERED SURVEILLANCE DRONE whirs up to the second-story
window -- scanning the building.
EXT. ROOFTOP ACROSS -- NIGHT
CASTOR, BUZZ, WANDA and LOOMIS peer at the drone's THERMAL-
VIDEO FEED of the silhouettes in Sasha's apartment.
CASTOR:
(into cellular)
We've got him sighted.
Okay, Pollux, pull out.
BUZZ:
What makes you so sure
this guy's gonna set up
his own brother?
CASTOR:
I've never been more
certain of anything.
Get everyone in position.
-- And get the word
out -- shoot to kill.
Buzz starts to object -- but Castor's steely eyes say
"don't argue -- that's an order."
BUZZ:
You heard the Commander
-- let's saddle up!
Buzz and Wanda move off -- leaving Loomis with Castor.
INT. SASHA'S CONDO -- NIGHT
SASHA leads the shy boy to his "father." Archer's stunned.
SASHA:
Go on, Adam ...
(a beat)
I'm not asking you for
anything -- I was never
even going to tell you.
But hell, I never thought
I'd see you again, either.
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