Happy Valley Page #2
Season #1 Episode #5- TV-MA
- Year:
- 2014
- 58 min
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VOICE:
(it’s ASHLEY, oov)
Hello?
TOMMY:
Ashley. It’s Tommy.
Cutting as and when with:
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8 EXT. LIGHT HAZELS FARM. DAY 11. CONTINUOUS. 09.08 8
ASHLEY:
Hello?
TOMMY:
It’s Tommy.
ASHLEY can hear that TOMMY isn’t himself.
ASHLEY:
Are you all right?
TOMMY:
She’s escaped.
ASHLEY:
What?
TOMMY:
She escaped. That bastard police
woman! They’ve got her. You’ve got
to pick me up, you’ve got to help
me, [they’ve] - !
ASHLEY assesses things quickly.
ASHLEY:
You’re on your own, pal.
He hangs up.
TOMMY:
Ashley? Ashley!
HAPPY VALLEY. EPISODE FIVE. BY SALLY WAINWRIGHT. 7.
Cut back to ASHLEY. He turns his phone off and takes out the
sim card, drops it on the floor and grinds it into the
gravel, then kicks it in all different directions as he
ASHLEY:
Sh*t. Sh*t!
Cut back to TOMMY, howling/muttering about what a bastard
ASHLEY is. He accesses another number. It rings. And rings.
Eventually, cautiously
VOICE:
(LEWIS)
Hello?
TOMMY:
Lewis?
Cutting as and when with:
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9
INT. BRETT’S FLAT, SITTING ROOM, SOWERBY BRIDGE. DAY 11. 9
CONTINUOUS. 09.09
LEWIS is sitting on the floor in a scuzzy, stinking flat,
surrounded by empty take-away containers, empty cans, rubbish
of many varieties. He’s with another 22-year-old lad, a smack
head, who’s crashed out on a smelly old settee looking well
out of it. (This is BRETT, who we met in episode 3; it’s the
lad CATHERINE taught a lesson when him and his mates were
taking the piss out of KIRSTEN’s death).
LEWIS:
Yeah. Might be.
TOMMY:
It’s Tommy. I need a lift. I need
picking up. Have y’got a car y’can
use?
(LEWIS isn’t sure he wants
to help TOMMY. Why should
he?)
I’ll pay yer.
LEWIS:
(turns to BRETT)
D’yer know anyone who’s got a car I
can borrer?
assess the question, then
vaguely nods his head and
makes a pointy gesture.
(MORE)
HAPPY VALLEY. EPISODE FIVE. BY SALLY WAINWRIGHT. 8.
LEWIS (CONT'D)
(LEWIS addresses TOMMY)
Where are yer?
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10 INT. NGA, KEVIN’S OFFICE. DAY 11. 09.10 10
KEVIN, PHIL and the DETECTIVE CONSTABLE, as before.
PHIL:
Where did you drop the money off,
Kevin? Where did they tell you to
drop the money off?
PHIL’s manner remains calm and friendly. KEVIN has no reason
to imagine PHIL thinks of him as anything other than keen to
help.
KEVIN:
McDonalds on the Huddersfield ring
road, and then Birch Services. On
the M62.
PHIL:
Whose car did you drive there in?
KEVIN’s cautious. Is this a question to catch him out?
KEVIN:
Mine.
PHIL:
Both times.
KEVIN:
(he hesitates)
Yes.
PHIL:
You’re absolutely certain about
that? You didn’t take Nevison’s,
or...? Anyone else’s.
KEVIN:
No. No. No.
PHIL:
Was anyone with you?
KEVIN:
No.
PHIL:
What’s your registration number?
HAPPY VALLEY. EPISODE FIVE. BY SALLY WAINWRIGHT. 9.
KEVIN:
(hesitates)
VE56 CHX.
The DETECTIVE CONSTABLE types it into his Ipad, much to
KEVIN’s silent worry.
PHIL:
Can you give me - as near as you
can - specific times when those
drops were made?
KEVIN can only keep moving forward with the lies (because he
was never at the service station, obviously).
KEVIN:
The first time. Huddersfield ring
road. That was Thursday. This last
Probably... five past, ten past
twelve?
The DETECTIVE CONSTABLE types.
PHIL:
And the other time?
KEVIN:
That was - that was Birch Services.
Half past ten, quarter to eleven.
This Monday.
PHIL:
Where did you put it? The money.
KEVIN:
In in in a [bin] - not in a bin,
next to a bin.
PHIL:
Is this Huddersfield ring road, or
Birch Services?
KEVIN:
Huddersfield. The second time, it
was the mens toilets.
PHIL:
Can you describe to me where the
bins and these toilets are? Where
you left money?
(KEVIN doesn’t respond.
His mind’s gone blank
because he doesn’t have a
genuine image, and his
imagination’s frozen)
Approximately. You can draw a map
or a diagram if it’s easier.
HAPPY VALLEY. EPISODE FIVE. BY SALLY WAINWRIGHT. 10.
KEVIN’s terrified. He has no idea where the bins are at
either of these places. Just then PHIL’s mobile bleats. He
checks the screen and answers.
PHIL (CONT’D)
Phil Crabtree.
(he listens. And listens.
His face changes, but
it’s subtle. He’s keen to
give nothing away to
KEVIN. Maybe a quick
glance at his D.C.)
Okay. Thanks. Thank you. Bye bye.
(he hangs up)
Can you just give me a minute,
Kevin?
KEVIN:
Has something happened?
But PHIL’s left the room. KEVIN’s terrified, he’s paranoid.
He’s squirming; he knows they’re going to ask things he can’t
give satisfactory answers to.
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11 INT. NGA, NEVISON’S OFFICE. DAY 11. 09.11 11
PHIL comes in. NEV’s at his desk. NEV can tell by PHIL’s
manner that something’s happened.
PHIL:
Nev. We’ve got her. She’s safe.
NEV takes a second to get over the moment: the terror that
PHIL could have said just the opposite when the moment came.
NEVISON:
Jesus.
ring HELEN, and then
realises - )
So he knew where she was?
We glimpse KEVIN: he can see through to NEV’s office and he
can interpret what’s going on.
PHIL:
No, I’ve just had a phone call.
D’you want to ring Helen? She’s
asking for her mother apparently.
NEVISON:
(he dials)
Where is she?
HAPPY VALLEY. EPISODE FIVE. BY SALLY WAINWRIGHT. 11.
PHIL:
Local. They’re taking her to
hospital. In Halifax. For a check
up. It’s routine.
NEVISON:
And have they caught the bastards?
PHIL:
That’s as much as I know at the
minute.
NEVISON:
So he didn’t know?
PHIL:
conversation.
NEVISON:
(suddenly)
Helen! They’ve found her! She’s
safe!
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12 INT. NGA, MAIN OFFICE. DAY 11. 09.12 12
A minute later:
NEV races out of his office with his car keysto go and meet HELEN at the hospital. PHIL goes back to
KEVIN’s office. As he does so, the D.C. emerges from KEVIN’s
office (with his Ipad) and says discreetly
DETECTIVE CONSTABLE
Boss. There’s no ANPR on this
fella’s vehicle at either of the
two drop off points he’s mentioned,
at any point over the last four
days.
PHIL takes that in and goes into KEVIN’s office. The D.C.
follows.
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13 INT. NGA, KEVIN’S OFFICE. DAY 11. 09.13 13
PHIL remains calm and friendly with KEVIN.
PHIL:
You were telling me which bins you
put the money next to.
KEVIN:
Yeah. I. It’s. Difficult to
explain.
HAPPY VALLEY. EPISODE FIVE. BY SALLY WAINWRIGHT. 12.
PHIL:
Okay. Well the thing is, Kevin
(he says it almost
confidentially, he’s not
here to make a scene)
I’m arresting you. On suspicion of
abduction and demanding money with
menaces.
KEVIN:
No. That’s - why? You’re - you’re
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