Hannah and Her Sisters Page #5
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1986
- 107 min
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She chuckles; Elliot smiles and chuckles with her.
HANNAH:
(offscreen)
Hey, you guys?
Elliot turns in the direction of his wife's voice.
HANNAH:
(offscreen)
Dinner's ready.
Hannah, eating a carrot stick, enters the bedroom. The
camera stays with her momentarily as she walks towards
Elliot and Lee.
LEE:
(offscreen)
Oh, great.
HANNAH:
(overlapping)
You look so beautiful.
LEE:
(offscreen)
Come on.
HANNAH:
(standing by Elliot
and Lee)
Doesn't she look pretty?
LEE:
I bumped into your...
ELLIOT:
(overlapping, agreeing
with Hannah)
Yeah.
LEE:
(continuing)
...ex-husband on the street the
other day.
HANNAH:
(biting her carrot)
Oh, yeah?
LEE:
(gesturing)
He was, he's just as crazy as ever.
He was on his way to get a blood
test.
(laughing, Elliot
joining in)
HANNAH:
(reacting)
God, Mickey's such a hypochondriac.
I wonder how he'd handle it if
there was ever anything really
wrong with him?
ELLIOT:
(standing up)
Let's go have dinner, shall we?
HANNAH:
(overlapping)
Mmm.
LEE:
(standing up, overlapping)
Good idea.
CUT TO:
INT. DINING ROOM - NIGHT
Everyone is seated around the table for Thanksgiving dinner.
Facing the camera are Holly, Lee, Norma, and Hannah. She
sits to the left of Elliot, who's at the head of the table.
On his right is Evan; April sits next to him. She and the
other guests sit with their backs to the screen. The table
overflows with food, floral decorations, and candles. In
the background, the children sit at a separate table; a maid
serves them turkey. The guests chatter comfortably among
themselves as they eat.
EVAN:
(clanking a piece of
silverware against
his water glass)
Now, ladies and gentlemen...
HOLLY:
(making a face)
Dad.
Evan continues to clank his glass to get everyone's attention.
HOLLY:
Dad...
LEE:
(reacting, to Holly)
Oh...
HOLLY:
Dad!
EVAN:
(still clanking)
No, now...
HOLLY:
I'm starving!
Resigned, Holly puts down her silverware. Lee smothers a
laugh. Norma, reacting, glances at Holly and Lee. Everyone
knows what's coming.
EVAN:
(clanking away)
...this is a toast! This is a toast.
HANNAH:
(reaching across the
table for Evan's wine
glass, laughing)
Get his wine away.
EVAN:
This is a toast. You know this
beautiful Thanksgiving dinner was
all...
Holly laughs. Lee glances over to her, reacting. Hannah,
embarrassed, reacts and sits with her hands on her face.
Lee and the rest of the guests put down their silverware.
They look at Evan, listening.
EVAN:
...prepared...by Hannah.
Hannah, embarrassed, makes a victory sign.
HANNAH:
(modestly pointing to
the maid)
Uh, and a little help...
Lee and Holly try to suppress their laughter. Norma glares
at them.
NORMA:
(to her daughters)
Hey!
HANNAH:
(continuing)
...from Mavis, also.
Elliot wraps his arm around Hannah; he pulls her towards him
affectionately and kisses her on the cheek. She hugs him
back.
ELLIOT:
(hugging Hannah)
You bet.
HANNAH:
(overlapping, looking
down the table while
still in Elliot's embrace)
Holly and April, thanks for helping.
Mavis the maid exits, carrying some trays, as the group
starts to cheer and applaud. Holly waves her napkin at
April, then holds up her wine glass.
EVAN:
(overlapping the noise)
No, you did it.
HOLLY:
(overlapping, toasting
her friend)
April, April!
HANNAH:
(overlapping, gesturing)
I am... I did slave all day.
EVAN:
(overlapping, holding
out his wine glass)
And we drink to her, and we all
congratulate her on her wonderful
accomplishment during this last
year...her great success in A
Doll's House!
The group continues to cheer as they all toast Hannah. She
reacts, smiling but embarrassed.
NORMA:
(overlapping, laughing)
Ya-a-a-a-y!
(laughing)
I played Nora. I hate to tell you
what year...
The guests, sipping their wine, quiet down as Norma continues
to speak. Lee and Holly unsuccessfully try to contain their
laughter. Mavis reenters the dining room to serve more food
to the children.
NORMA:
(continuing)
And it's very difficult to behave
like Torvald's little chipmunk
without making a perfect ass out of
yourself!
(pausing while the
guests laugh heartily)
Now I think that Ibsen would have
been damn proud of our Hannah!
Norma toasts her daughter; everyone follows her. The
applause and cheers begin anew. Hannah, reacting, chuckles.
APRIL:
(overlapping the
applause and clapping loudly)
Speech! Speech! Speech!
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