Gone Girl Page #12
AMY:
For Valentine’s Day, I thought I’d
buy a gun. That’s how crazy I’ve
become.
103 INT. DUNNE BATHROOM - DAY 103
AMY is soaking in the tub when she opens her eyes to see
Nick:
standing in the doorway. He turns heel.AMY (V.0.)
Nick wants me gone but he won’t ask
for a divorce. In his mind, I’m the
owner of his bar, his only line of
credit, the girl with the pre--nup.
GG - Blue Draft - 8/29/13 68.
104 INT. DUNNE BEDROOM - NIGHT 104
Amy wakes up, turns to find Nick watching her.
AMY (V.0.)
I could go home to my parents but *
I’d have to tell them the truth.
And I don’t even know if I believe
the truth.
105 INT. DUNNE GUEST ROOM - NIGHT 105
Amy untucks the bed, removes the pillows, gets in.
AMY (V.0.)
Can I really think Nick would hurt
me? I’m being paranoid. Crazy.
She sits in bed and watches the door.
AMY:
I’d just sleep better with a gun.
106 INT. POLICE STATION - NIGHT 106 *
BONEY is meeting with Gilpin and Donnelly. TV is MUTE on the
Ellen Abbott-Nick Dunne show, with the SHAWNA photo.
GILPIN:
arrested this guy.
BONEY:
We’re not going to arrest anybody
just ‘cause Ellen Abbott says so.
GILPIN:
Why are you so easy on him? You got
a crush?
BONEY:
One:
I’m conducting aninvestigation, not a witch hunt.
Two:
Don’t talk to me that way.GILPIN:
She was trying to buy a guni
BONEY:
We don’t know who or what was
scaring her. Give me the update.
GG — Yellow Revisions 9/27/13 69.
GILPIN:
(sulky)
No drug angle has panned out. Cross
that off the list. I talked to the
nurses who care for Nick’s dad.
Guy’s a bastard but he’s weak as a
kitten. Cross that off the list.
Donnelly starts a VIDEO: It’s NICK’s KITCHEN, in dark. *
SLOWLY, the area begins glowing like a neon Jackson Pollock: *
Wild sprays of blood all over the wall.
DONNELLY:
The Luminol lit up the kitchen like
the Fourth of July. The blood is
profuse and it is Amy’s type. B.
We’ll have DNA soon.
BONEY:
Thoughts on a weapon?
DONNELLY:
(pointing on his photo)
The trajectory indicates blunt
force. Probably not a baseball bat.
A club, a 2 by 4.
THE VIDEO pans to the FLOOR: we can see a handprint that is *
smeared along the floor, as if the owner were being dragged.
DONNELLY (CONT’D)
She fell here. I doubt she got back
up.
BONEY:
Amy’s medical records? *
GILPIN:
Any second.
On the TV comes a wedding portrait of NICK and ANY.
GILPIN (CONT’D)
My wife says he killed her.
BONEY:
Well, if Tiffany says.
Nick exits the bar, and walks across the street, up the long
steps, toward the VIGIL for ANY.
GG — Yellow Revisions 9/27/13 70.
108 EXT. TOWN PARK - NIGHT 108
The park glows under camera lights. JOURNALISTS practice live
shots. The LOCAL newsvans are joined by a HALF DOZEN
REGIONAL—Arkansas, Tennessee, Illinois—and a few CABLE. NICK
is besieged by reporters all the way to the platform. RAND
and MARYBETH give him cool, for-the-camera hugs.
BONEY is scanning the crowd, GILPIN with her. Hundreds of
CANDLES. GO enters. Gets a CANDLE. She and Nick catch each
other’s eye. NICK gives a huge, relieved smile. She returns
it, at a slightly lower volume. NICK is ushered to the mike.
NICK:
My wife, Amy Elliott Dunne, has
been missing now for three days. I
beg anyone who has any information
to help us.
AMY stares at NICK from a 100 FIND AMY T-shirts.
NICK (CONT’D)
I want to thank you all for giving
me the opportunity to speak with
you tonight in my hometown. Let me
first say this:
I had nothing to dowith the disappearance of my wife.
I am cooperating fully with the
lawyer. I have nothing to hide. *
Some so—called journalists
—especially a certain Southern
belle who shall remain
nameless—have taken up a lot of TV
hours talking about me. Tonight? I
think it’s time we talk about my
wife.
A scan of the crowd, dipping in on conversations:
FRIEND ONE:
He’s hot.
FRIEND TWO:
He’s creepy.
NICK (0.S.)
Amy is my soul mate. She is sweet,
charming and wise. I love you,
Amy...
Scanning the crowd, NICK suddenly meets eyes with ANDIE, as:
GG — Blue Draft — 8/29/13 71.
ANDIE:
(mouthing)
A**hole I
NICK:
I love my wife. I may not always
perform for the cameras. I may be *
punished for that. That’s fine. But
I ask the media:
Harass me, but *don’t harass the people of this
town.
A few claps. NOELLE HAWTHORNE, visibly pregnant, ANGRY,
begins cutting through the CANDLE-LIT crowd, towing TRIPLETS. *
NOELLE *
Nick! *
NICK:
Mock me, but please don’t make a *
circus of this investigation. *
NOELLE is moving quickly. A lot of CLAPPING. Noelle, furious,
stops trying to reach the stage and just digs in and hollers.
NOELLE:
Where’s your wife, Nick!?
NICK:
NOELLE:
What did you do to your pregnant
wife?!
The cameras and crowds are off NICK and on to NOELLE.
NICK:
Let’s find... *
NOELLE *
Did you tell them that, Nick? Did
you tell them Amy was six weeks *
pregnant! *
Pregnant pregnant pregnant echoes across the park. NICK is
trapped in the flash of a hundred bulbs. JOURNALISTS begin
screaming:
NICK, was AMY pregnant? NICK is this true? GOstands stunned, melting wax dripping from her candle. ANDIE
runs away in tears. PANDEMONIUM. TOTAL CHAOS. BONEY and
GILPIN usher NICK into a SQUAD CAR, fending off the push of
the media. BONEY signals the driver: Go, go, go!
GG - Blue Draft — 8/29/13 72.
109 INT. DUNNE LIVING ROOM - NIGHT 109
The curtains glow with the rays of the TV lights outside. We
hear BONEY’s name being called by the reporters.
BONEY (O.S.)
Stay behind the line, please. Do
not cross this line.
NICK opens the door pre-doorbell: ushers in BONEY and GILPIN.
The JOURNOS go wild. DOOR SHUT.
BONEY (CONT’D) *
Did you know your wife was *
pregnant? *
NICK:
Noelle Hawthorne is crazy! She *
doesn’t even know Amy!
Boney ushers him to the table. Boney sprays a dozen photos
across it:
AMY and NOELLE. All seasons—almost a YEAR’s worth.BONEY:
They look like pretty good friends *
tome. *
Nick examines the photos: a BEAMING, CHEERFUL AMY. *
NICK:
(still staring at photos)
She’s not pregnant.
BONEY:
We have her medical records
coming.. .So let’s talk. While we *
wait. We’ll start with...
here.. . scene of the crime. See,
we’ve seen dozens of home invasions—
GILPIN:
Dozens and dozens and dozens.
BONEY:
This area? Looked wrong. From the
second we saw it. The whole thing
looked staged. I mean, watch this.
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