Fantastic Voyage Page #24
- PG
- Year:
- 1966
- 100 min
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622THE GROUP - IN RIGHT OPTIC NERVE
As he keeps swimming, Duval turns his head to the others.
DUVAL:
(encouragingly)
Light impulses -- on the way to the
Brain! We're nearing the Eye!
They swim on with renewed effort. They are now larger in relation to
what they pass. Cora starts to fall behind, unable to maintain the
pace, for all her valiant effort. Grant puts one arm around her waist
and thus manages to keep after Duval and Owens.
623-
628
The four climb up on what appears to be the top of a huge transparent
mound. The fluid is rapidly seeping upward from the channel below. A
low-domed ceiling -- the inside of the Eyelid -- which is bisected by
a crack, necessitates their crawling over the mound toward a crevice
which affords more height. They force themselves along exhausted, and
reach:
630
631INT. CREVICE BETWEEN EYELIDS
The four reach the grotto-like niche, where they can stand erect at
their increased size. As they rise from their crawling position and
lean panting in exhaustion against the wall:
632-
639
640INT. OPERATING ROOM
Reid wheels over a magnifying glass mounted on a stand. He bends down
and pries open Benes' right Eyelid.
641INT. CREVICE BETWEEN RIGHT EYELIDS
The four, their breath now regained, react in response to the
unexpected:
The bisected dome above them parts like the walls of the Red Sea.
Simultaneously the beam of the operating lights blaze in with blinding
intensity, causing the four to shield their eyes and look down into
the retina.
642AKALEIDOSCOPIC EFFECT
A symphony of colors is reflecting from the cones far beneath, through
the VITREOUS BODY and the manifold furrows of the IRIS.
643-
645
646REID
He is bringing the magnifying glass into focal position. As he squints
through it, he reacts on seeing:
647THE FOUR - THROUGH MAGNIFYING GLASS - ON SURFACE OF EYEBALL
Now magnified, we see the four figures being swept inexorably toward
the far corner of the Eye by a flood of water.
REID:
(o.s.)
A glass slide! Quick!
Through the magnifying glass, we see their frantic attempts to fight
the sweep of the cascade. Just as the four near the fall-off point,
where the corner of the lids Join, the magnified end of a glass slide
comes into view and catches the teardrop -- with the four in it.
648INT. OPERATING ROOM
Reid carefully straightens up, holding the glass slide. He can barely
see:
649EXT. GLASS SLIDE
Tiny specks are visible in the teardrop, moving about in the fluid.
650INT. OPERATING ROOM
All respond to Reid's imperative:
REID:
Open those doors!
Holding the slide so the teardrop doesn't spill, Reid moves quickly
through the sliding doors into the Miniaturization Room.
650AINT. CONTROL TOWER
Carter rushes to the window overlooking the MINIATURIZATION ROOM.
650BINT. MINIATURIZATION ROOM
All group around in silence, holding their breath as Reid very slowly
and carefully bends down and places the glass slide on the platform.
Above, at the window, Carter can be seen looking down.
651EXT. GLASS SLIDE - ON FLOOR
The tiny spots are growing visibly before our eyes.
652INT. CONTROL TOWER
Carter, looking down into the MINIATURIZATION ROOM, reacts as the four
dots below on the glass slide continue to grow and grow to the point
where they can be discerned on the platform, and a bedraggled quartet
it is. They look like survivors of a shipwreck: dripping wet,
exhausted, all the fight knocked out of them. Owens is seated, head
between his drawn-up knees; Cora is leaning against Grant for support;
Duval is fighting for breath.
653
653AINT. MINIATURIZATION ROOM
Now fully grown, the four look about, amazed at where they are. And
the Surgical Team and Reid encircling them are staring with equal
confoundment...
DISSOLVE TO:
654INT. CORRIDOR - HOSPITAL SECTION - DAY
Grant and Owens are driving a scooter. Both are rested, freshly
groomed. The scooter goes through door marked:
654A-
658
658AINT. MEDICAL FOYER
They alight and go through door leading into:
658BINT. HOSPITAL ROOM
As Grant and Owens enter, they see Benes is propped up on his bed,
with Carter, Duval, Cora and Reid grouped around him. Grant moves
immediately to Benes.
GRANT:
(warmly; extending hand)
Hello, Mr. Benes... How's the prize
patient?
Benes smiles as they shake hands.
DUVAL:
(beaming)
He's making a fine recovery.
CORA:
He certainly is. He should be up and
about in no time.
OWENS:
That's great.
Grant and Owens look toward Carter, who is pacing, visibly upset.
CARTER:
(answering their look)
Oh yes, great. The only problem is,
he can't remember what he came to
tell us.
GRANT:
Can't remember?... What do you mean?
CARTER:
He's blanked out on that one
particular point.
REID:
Yes, he can remember everything --
except how to control De-
Miniaturization...
GRANT:
Oh, no.
OWENS:
After all that.
DUVAL:
A specific area of memory may have
been destroyed by the laser beam
when Dr. Michaels interfered.
CARTER:
As long as it isn't a certainty,
we've got to try everything possible
to make him remember!
OWENS:
Well, if you have no further need
for me...
GRANT:
Yes, we'd like to get moving.
CARTER:
(mind only on Benes)
Why don't you go on. We'll meet you
at the Clearance Desk in a few
minutes.
He paces, looking at Benes while:
GRANT:
Good-bye, Mr. Benes. I must say it's
been quite an experience knowing
you.
Benes smiles weakly at the double-entendre. As Grant starts out with
Owens:
CARTER:
Now how soon can we try Sodium
Pentathol?
REID:
I'd hold that off awhile.
CARTER:
Well, how about hypnosis? That can't
hurt him!
Benes closes his eyes wearily.
DUVAL:
I suggest the first thing we try is
letting the patient get some rest.
As he starts herding them out and they reach the door, they are
startled by a loud CRASH o.s. They rush out.
658C
659TWO SCOOTERS - AT INTERSECTION
Another scooter has run into the one containing Grant and Owens with
such impact that the two have been tossed out. The M.P. is blowing his
whistle, stopping all traffic.
660THE GROUP
Carter, Reid, Duval and Cora are running toward:
661THE INTERSECTION
Grant is rising, holding the side of his head. Owens, dazed but
uninjured, is also getting up. As the others reach them:
DUVAL:
(of Grant)
He may have a head injury!
(to Reid)
Get him to the hospital!
Instantly, Grant grabs Owens and hustles him to their scooter.
GRANT:
Who, me? Oh, no! Don't bother about
me! We're not hurt! Isn't that
right, Skipper?
OWENS:
(dazed)
Uh -- what?
GRANT:
(getting him into
scooter)
We feel great, don't we? Just
?!
OWENS:
(catching on)
Oh -- sure, sure! Never better!
GRANT:
(taking off)
Nothing wrong with us! Not a thing!
We're fine -- just fine!
In his haste, he almost runs into another scooter but averts a crash
by a matter of inches. He keeps going at top speed, by-passing the
stopped traffic by traveling in the wrong lane.
662LONG SHOT - SCOOTER
As it is lost to view down the long corridor...
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