Finding Amanda Page #9
- R
- Year:
- 2008
- 96 min
- $31,340
- 47 Views
- You're a writer?
- Yes.
- What you write?
- A T.V. Show.
- Wait, hold hold hold hold.
- Which one?
- I'd rather not say.
Oh, yeah? And I'd rather
not kick your ass.
- Which show?
- "Those MacAllister's."
"Those MacAllister's"?
No sh*t? You write that?
When I had two
f***in' hands, I did.
Wait, hold it, hold it.
No, hold on, hold on.
Come here, let me talk to
you for a minute. No.
Let me talk to you
for a minute.
You know, do you really
write that show?
- Yeah.
- Man, that sh*t is funny.
Man, I been thinking about getting
into the business, you know?
The television writing business?
Look, B.V.'s got this script.
Maybe you could look at it
with B.V., and check it out?
Maybe make some suggestions?
Better yet, hire B.V. for your show?
- You're kidding.
- No, I been thinking about
gettin' out of this business.
I'm tired of all these
b*tches and hoes, you know?
Too high-maintenance, man.
Stand up straight when I talk to you.
Look, I'm at a crossroad in my life.
I need a creative outlet.
Now, how many pages
should a script be?
For a standard half-hour
multi-camera?
- Yeah.
- About 44.
I only got seven.
Maybe, you know, you could take
it and add some stuff to it?
Like some pronouns, some
adverbs, some things like that?
Yeah, that'd be great.
Oh my God!
What happened?
Everything is good,
baby girl.
But you know what?
You should have told me that
this dude was your uncle.
It would have
changed everything.
You know, you need a ride
to the emergency room?
- No, I'm good.
- Well, you do well--
You stay on top of things.
I'll send you that script, okay?
- Oh, yeah, that'd be great.
- I'll deal with you later, all right?
- What?
- You guys knew that was her uncle?
- No.
- Didn't hear Amanda mention that.
You okay?
Where's my money?
You gave me $2,000.
Okay. Okay.
You shouldn't have
come here.
I need to get
to a hospital.
Yeah, I'll drive you.
No no no. You've been
drinking. I'll drive.
You tell me
which way to go.
You missed the exit.
I said you missed
the exit.
I'm not losing
my wife
and getting
my hand broken
and getting kicked out
of a casino for nothing.
Somebody's gonna pay
for this and it's you.
You're going
to rehab.
No, I am not.
Look around, honey.
I think you are.
- I'm getting out.
- Go ahead.
- I'm serious.
- Yeah, good, go ahead.
You want to kill
yourself anyway.
Yeah, come on,
hurry up.
- I'm gonna do it!
- Yeah, go ahead.
I'll speed up. I want to
make sure you get killed.
Because believe me, sweetheart,
nobody wants a whore in a wheelchair.
- You f***ing a**hole!
- Go ahead, do it.
Ahh!
Ow.
Hello?
Can you hear me?
Hi. Um, yeah.
My uncle kidnapped me
and he's taking me
to rehab in Malibu.
It's in California.
Um, I think it's called
Clark Baron or something.
Can you please
pick me up?
I have to pull off.
I can't drive anymore.
My hand.
I'll drive.
I don't think so.
Here.
Take it.
Thanks.
I'm not doing rehab.
As soon as you leave,
I'm out of there.
I'm just taking you there.
That's all I said I'd do.
What happens to you after
that, I don't give a sh*t.
If Greg ever sees you again,
he's gonna kick your ass so bad.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, he's wonderful.
You did real
well there, Amanda.
You've made a lot of bad
choices in your short life,
but Greg
really stands out.
Greg loves me.
Stop buying him stuff.
See how much he loves you then.
Someday, you're gonna see
what he's really like.
He'll do something
or say something
and it'll suddenly
be so clear to you
that your darling Greg
is a hateful, mouth-breathing,
abusive piece of sh*t.
Well, at least he's not
a 43-year-old drunk gambler.
No, that would
take talent.
You and me...
We live to make
bad choices.
We need a person
in our lives who--
who looks at us
when we f*** up and...
remembers who we were.
Who we could be.
You don't have someone like
that, all you have is you.
And sooner or later,
left to your own
brilliant,
damaged devices...
you just go spinning right
off the goddamn planet.
You lose that person...
You're done.
Oh my God!
Oh! Oh ho ho ho!
Oh, thank you, God!
You're here.
It's free.
Give it a shot.
Let me actually think that
I'm doing something good.
If I can do one good thing,
maybe I can string a few together.
I'm glad this
is all about you.
You're better
than your life, Amanda.
You have a room with
a canyon view.
- Hi.
- Long f***in' drive.
Now we gotta go
all the way back.
Aw.
Mmm, thanks for
coming, baby.
These glasses are crap.
Where'd you buy these?
You love me, don't you?
Like I really want to answer
stupid questions right now.
Did you have a girl
at the house last night?
No.
'Cause my uncle said
that he saw this girl--
Would you shut up
about that guy?
He doesn't even know
what he's talking about.
- No, Greg--
- Shut up!
You know, I don't even know
why we're sitting here talking.
I just want to
get the f*** home.
Don't ever hit me again.
Don't ever make me.
Hi, we're not here. Leave a message.
Oh, uh, Lorraine...
Lorraine, pick up.
Hey, I just dropped Amanda
off at rehab.
- I thought you'd want to know...
Seriously, pull the f*** over right now!
I'm going, I'm going.
I'm jumping.
You're f***ing crazy!
Jesus Christ.
I don't have f***in' time
to play games, all right?
So get in the f***in' car.
Get in the car.
Goodbye, Greg.
Is this because
you made me hit you?
- Is that the problem?
- Goodbye, Greg.
Gah! It's over.
F*** you. We're done.
That's right! And you know what?
I'm taking the f***ing truck,
I'm taking my clothes,
I'm taking everything!
So f*** you!
Gah!
I need gas money.
F*** you! B*tch!
- Where you headed?
- I'm not sure yet.
You better get in.
No, Dr. Franks
isn't here today.
Would you like to speak
with Dr. Baron?
I'll connect you.
Hi.
Can I help you?
Yes. You have a room
with a canyon view
for Amanda Keene?
Yes.
Is she here?
I'm her.
# there's everywhere else #
# and then there's Vegas #
# anywhere else just don't
fit the bill #
# you travel the world #
# and then
there's Vegas #
# you feel like
a king #
# king of the whole
damn hill #
# Boston's got her beans #
# Pittsburgh,
she's got steel #
# they won't set your heart
to racin' #
# like a spin of the wheel #
# there's everywhere else #
# and then there's Vegas,
baby #
# there's nowhere else #
# no place I'd rather be #
# there's everywhere else #
# and then there's
Vegas, baby #
# ain't no place #
# no place I'd
rather be #
# there's no place else #
# so make it
Las Vegas #
# tonight. #
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