Forrest Gump Page #7
Forrest runs along the road. The truck speeds after him.
OLDER BOY #2
Come on, dummy!
OLDER BOY #1
Haul ass, dummy!
Older Boy throws rocks at Forrest.
OLDER BOY #1
Yeah, you better be runnin'!
INT. TRUCK
BOY:
Ya-hoo!
EXT. OAK ALLEY
The boys in the back of the truck throw rocks at Forrest as
they drive up to him.
OLDER BOY #1
Move it, jack rabbit!
The truck follows right on Forrest's heels. A rebel flag
license plate adorns the truck's grill.
OLDER BOY #1
Come on!
Forrest runs along the road as the truck chases him. The
boys in the back of the truck pound on the roof as the truck
turns right, after Forrest. The truck drives into a field.
Forrest runs toward a fence.
BOY:
Run! Faster! Yeah! Go! Go! Come on,
Forrest! Yeah!
JENNY:
Run, Forrest!
Forrest leaps over a five-foot fence as the boys try to catch
him.
EXT. SAVANNAH/BUS BENCH - DAY (1981)
Forrest looks left as he continues telling his life story.
FORREST:
Now, it used to be, I ran to get
where I was goin'. I never thought
it would take me anywhere.
EXT. HIGH SCHOOL/ROAD - DAY (1961)
Forrest runs along the road in front of the high school. The
truck continues to chase him as the boys pound on the roof.
OLDER BOY:
Come on. Whoo-hoo!
The truck speeds past Forrest as he turns from the road and
runs onto the high school football field. Forrest runs across
the field during a football scrimmage.
In the stands watching the scrimmage is the legendary
University of Alabama football coach BEAR BRYANT, wearing
A group of assistant coaches sit around him, as well as the
high school football coach. The quarterback throws the ball
into the air.
Forrest runs past the quarterback. The receiver catches the
ball. Forrest runs past the receiver as an opposing player
tackles the stunned receiver.
The football coach stands, followed by the assistant coaches.
FOOTBALL COACH:
Who in the hell is that?
HIGH SCHOOL COACH
That there is Forrest Gump. Coach.
Just a local idiot.
Forrest runs under the field goal post and through the end
zone.
FORREST (V.O.)
And can you believe it? I got to go
to college, too.
EXT. UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA STADIUM - DAY (1962)
The crowd roars with excitement as a football is kicked off.
The football players run around on the field. The crowd of
cheering fans create a huge sign that reads: "GO."
Forrest is in a University of Alabama football uniform. He
looks up into the cheering crowd as his teammate fields the
kickoff. The teammate runs over to Forrest and hands him the
ball.
FOOTBALL COACH:
Okay! Run!
The football coach, the assistants, and Alabama players cheer
for Forrest.
FOOTBALL COACH:
Run, you stupid son-of-a-b*tch! Run!
Forrest runs across the field. He speeds past the defending
players. Forrest runs past the opposite players. The crowd
cheers wildly, holding up cards, making a large sign that
reads:
"Go."They turn the cards over, creating the word: "ALABAMA." The
football coach runs along the sidelines as he yells.
FOOTBALL COACH:
You stupid son-of-a-b*tch! Run! Go!
Run!
Forrest cuts and runs toward the sidelines. Two opposing
players collide. The football coach, the assistants and the
players all motion for Forrest to run toward the end zone.
FOOTBALL COACH:
Run! Turn! Go!
Forrest turns up the sidelines and runs toward the end zone.
Some opposing players fall down. Forrest runs along the
sidelines. The opposing players try to catch him.
Forrest runs into the end zone as an opposing player dives
at his feet. The referee holds up his arm, signaling a touch
down. The crowd cheers wildly.
Forrest continues to run, smashing through the band members,
then all the way toward the team tunnel. The football coach
looks at an assistant coach.
FOOTBALL COACH:
He must be the stupidest son-of-a-
b*tch alive. But he sure is fast!
FORREST (V.O.)
Now, maybe it was just me but college
was very confusing times.
INT. GREENBOW/BARBER SHOT - BLACK & WHITE TELEVISION (JUNE
11, 1963)
An anchorman named CHET HUNTLEY appears over the television.
CHET HUNTLEY:
(on TV)
Federal troops enforcing a court
order integrated the University of
Alabama today.
EXT. UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA - DAY
Forrest walks through a crowd of people.
CHET HUNTLEY:
Governor George Wallace had carried
out his symbolic threat to stand in
the schoolhouse door.
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