From Dusk till Dawn Page #5
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- Year:
- 1996
- 108 min
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An OLD-TIMER walks through a curtain behind the counter.
He's eating a BBQ rib.
OLD-TIMER
(rough)
Whatcha want?
SETH:
Whatcha think I want, ya mean old
bastard? I wanna room.
EXT. COURTYARD - DEW DROP INN - DAY
Richard sits in the car listening to Merle Haggard on the
radio. He watches from his perspective, Seth taking the
walking outside and getting in the car. Seth starts it up,
and drives them to their room.
RICHARD:
Do they have cable?
SETH:
No.
RICHARD:
Do they have an X-rated channel?
SETH:
No.
RICHARD:
Do they have a waterbed?
SETH:
They don't have anything except four
walls and a roof, and that's all we
need.
Their car drives up to room #9, but they park backing up the
trunk close to the door.
The two brothers get out of the car.
SETH:
(tossing Richie the
motel keys)
Open the door. We gotta do this fast.
Richie opens the door.
Seth goes to the trunk, looks around the court yard. It's
empty.
CLOSE UP:
KEY going into the trunk lock, turning.TRUNK POV:
Seth looking into the camera.SETH'S POV:
A WOMAN in her late forties is lying scrunchedup in the trunk.
She is the HOSTAGE BANK TELLER from Abilene. She's stiff,
scared and looks an absolute mess.
SETH:
Don't say a word.
The two brothers, quick as lightening, yank the woman out of
the trunk and whisk her into the motel room. SETH closes the
trunk, looks around for any Johnny eye-witnesses, doesn't
see any, slams the door.
INT. SETH AND RICHARD'S ROOM - DAY
Seth turns from the door, sees the hostage woman standing.
SETH:
You. Plant yourself in that chair.
She sits down in the chair.
HOSTAGE:
What are you planning on doing with --
SETH:
-- I said plant yourself. Plants
don't talk. You wanna get on my good
side? Just sit still and don't make
a peep.
She shuts up.
Richard slowly takes off his jacket. He winces from his wound.
SETH:
Let me help you.
He helps him get his jacket off.
SETH:
How's it feel?
RICHARD:
How ya think, it hurts like a son-of-
a-b*tch.
Richie goes over to the bed and lies down on it. Seth takes
the pillow and stacks them for Richie to prop his back up
against.
SETH:
I got both rooms on either side of
us, so we don't gotta worry about
eavesdropping a**holes. How's that
feel? You okay?
RICHARD:
Feels good.
SETH:
I'm gonna go get the money.
He heads for the door.
EXT. COURTYARD - MOTEL - DAY
Seth goes into the car, takes out a big suitcase. He scans
the perimeter with his eyes, goes back inside.
INT. MOTEL ROOM #9 - DAY
Seth comes back in, lays the suitcase on the bed. Richie has
the TV remote control in his hand and he's flipping stations.
Seth looks at his watch.
SETH:
It's about five o'clock.
(to hostage)
What time does it get dark around
here?
HOSTAGE:
About seven.
SETH:
Good. I'm going towards the border
to check things out while it's still
daylight. Call Carlos and arrange
the rendezvous.
RICHARD:
Hey, when you talk to him, see if
you can arrange a better deal than
thirty percent.
SETH:
That's their standard deal, brother.
They ain't about to change it for
us.
RICHARD:
Did you even to try to negotiate?
SETH:
These guys ain't spic firecracker
salesman from Tijuana. They don't
even know the meaning of the word
"barter". You wanna stay in El Ray?
You give them thirty percent of your
loot. It's scripture. So it is
written, so shall it be done. You
want sanctuary, you pay the price,
and the price is thirty percent.
RICHARD:
All I'm saying --
SETH:
-- This conversation is over.
Richie shrugs and turns back to TV, Seth turns to the hostage,
grabs a chair and slides it up in front of her.
SETH:
Now, we need to have a talk. What's
your name?
HOSTAGE:
Gloria.
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