How to Make a Monster Page #4
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WELL, PETE,
YOU DON'T GET
OVERTIME FOR THIS,
ALTHOUGH I BET:
YOU EARNED IT.
UH, YES. WE ACCOMPLISHED
QUITE A LOT,
BUT WE ARE FAR:
FROM FINISHED.
JUST A FEW HOURS REST,
AND THEN BACK AGAIN.
WELL, RICHARDS, NIGHT.
NIGHT.
[SWING MUSIC
PLAYING ON RADIO]
[MUSIC STOPS]
HEY, MONAHAN!
HEY, MONAHAN!
MONAHAN!
AND HE MUST HAVE PUT UP
A TERRIFIC BATTLE.
SURE LOOKS LIKE IT.
I'M SURPRISED
I DIDN'T HEAR A THING.
KILLING A WATCHMAN
ON HIS ROUNDS.
UNLESS HE SURPRISED
THE MURDERER.
SURPRISED HIM IN WHAT?
NOTHING WAS STOLEN.
NO DRESSING ROOMS
WERE BROKEN INTO.
WHEN DID YOU:
BEGIN TO SUSPECT
SOMETHING WAS WRONG?
WELL, I WAITED
15, 20 MINUTES
THEN BEGAN:
TO LOOK FOR HIM.
I FIGURED:
MAYBE HE BROUGHT
A LITTLE SNACK:
FROM HOME.
HIS WIFE WORRIED
ABOUT HIS STOMACH.
TO EAT IT IN HIS CAR,
BUT AFTER I CHECKED
HIS ROUNDS--
ANYBODY COME IN LATE?
NO.
ANYBODY LEAVE?
MAINTENANCE MEN,
PETE, THE MAKEUP MAN
WITH HIS ASSISTANT
RIVERO.
YOU BETTER GET:
THEIR STORY.
YOU GOT AN ADDRESS
FOR THEM?
THIS PETE:
AND HIS ASSISTANT?
WELL, NOT IN THE BOOTH.
PAYROLL WILL HAVE IT.
ANYWAY, PETE WILL BE
BACK HERE IN A FEW HOURS
TO MAKE UP:
THIS YOUNG ACTOR
WHO'S PLAYING
FRANKENSTEIN'S MONSTER.
HOW EARLY?
OH, MAYBE 6:
00.BUT THIS PETE,
JUST THE SAME,
GET HIS STORY.
AND YOU'RE SURE
YOU DIDN'T HEAR A THING?
NO, SIR.
YOU SEE, I WAS HERE
ALL THE TIME.
RIGHT AT THIS TABLE,
PREPARING THE:
FOUNDATION CREAM
I USE IN MAKEUP.
AND YOU HEARD NOTHING
AND SAW NOTHING?
IF I HAD, I WOULD HAVE
DONE SOMETHING ABOUT IT.
HE WAS A NICE YOUNG
FELLOW, THAT MONAHAN.
POLITE AND NEIGHBORLY.
IT'S A SHAME.
MONSTERS.
IS THAT ALL YOU DO?
WELL, I SORT OF
SPECIALIZE IN THEM.
I HAVE FOR 25 YEARS.
LOOK, PETE.
MY KID'S HAVING
A HALLOWEEN PARTY.
I THINK HE'D
GET A BIG BANG:
OUT OF SCARING:
HIS FRIENDS.
OH, WELL,
BRING HIM OVER.
HIM UP AS A MONSTER.
IN THE MEANTIME,
DON'T MAKE
ANY SUDDEN TRIPS.
TO SEE YOU DOWNTOWN.
OH, I WON'T.
BELIEVE ME,
I WON'T BUDGE
UNTIL THIS PICTURE
IS FINISHED SHOOTING.
NOW, IF YOU'LL
EXCUSE ME,
I HAVE SOME WORK TO DO.
[DOOR OPENS AND CLOSES]
Man:
OK,LET'S GET READY
TO DO THE NUMBER
STARRING JOHN ASHLEY.
THIS WILL BE A TAKE.
QUIET!
BELL, PLEASE.
[BELL RINGING]
ROLL 'EM!
PLAY BACK.
[ROCKABILLY MUSIC PLAYING]
HELLO, BABY,
I'M GLAD TO SEE YOU
MIGHT LIKE:
TO SEE YOU MORE:
BUT SOMEONE GAVE YOU
THE WRONG IDEA:
ABOUT WHAT YOUR CHARMS
ARE FOR:
YOU GOTTA HAVE:
EEH-OOH
TO GO WITH YOUR SMILE
YOUR FIGURE:
FELLAS WILL DIG:
YOUR STYLE:
WELL, YOU GOTTA HAVE
EEH-OOH
AND PLENTY OF OOH
A GUY WILL END UP
IN YOUR ARMS:
IF YOU KEEP:
YOUR CHARMS IN VIEW
WELL, SOME CALL IT
GLAMOUR:
AND SOME CALL IT CLASS
BUT WHEN THEY CALL IT
EEH-OOH
BABY, YOU'RE COOKIN'
WITH GAS:
YOU GOTTA HAVE WOW
UNLESS YOU ARE DRESSED UP
TO CATCH HIM:
SOMEONE WILL SNATCH HIM
WHAT A DIFFERENCE
IT MAKES:
BUT IF YOU GOT EEH-OOH
WELL, YOU GOT
WHAT IT TAKES:
WHOA!
[MUSIC CONTINUES]
WELL, SOME CALL IT
GLAMOUR:
AND SOME CALL IT CLASS
BUT WHEN THEY CALL IT
EEH-OOH
BABY, YOU'RE COOKIN'
WITH GAS:
UNLESS YOU ARE DRESSED UP
TO CATCH HIM:
SOMEONE WILL SNATCH HIM
WHAT A DIFFERENCE
IT MAKES:
BUT IF YOU GOT EEH-OOH
WELL:
YOU GOT:
WHAT IT TAKES:
CUT.
PRINT.
VERY GOOD, KIDS.
LUNCH, ONE HOUR.
[ALL TALKING INDISTINCTLY]
WELL, YOU SEE
WHAT I MEAN, PETE?
I CERTAINLY DO.
THIS IS WHAT:
THE PEOPLE WANT:
INSTEAD OF:
THE OLD STUFF--
FRIGHT WIGS:
AND MONSTERS.
THEY GO FOR:
GORGEOUS GALS.
SINGING, DANCING.
YOU KNOW, ESCAPISM.
AND THAT'S WHAT
YOU'LL GIVE THEM.
GOT TO.
IT'S THE WHEELS
OF PROGRESS.
THE AUTOMOBILE KILLS OFF
THE HORSE AND BUGGY,
THE FREEZER PUTS THE
OLD-FASHIONED ICEBOX
OUT OF BUSINESS,
AND SO IT GOES.
YOU'RE RIGHT,
MR. CLAYTON.
THE WHEELS:
OF PROGRESS,
NO MATTER:
WHOM THEY RUN OVER.
THAT'S THE WAY
THE FOOTAGE CUTS.
[KNOCKING ON DOOR]
YES, GIRLS?
ANYTHING I CAN DO?
WE'RE FROM
OAKMONT HIGH.
WE'RE THE EDITORS
OF OUR SCHOOL PAPER.
WE'RE WRITING A STORY,
"A DAY AT THE STUDIO."
YOU KNOW,
ONE OF THE GIRLS
IS IN A MUSICAL:
THEY'RE SHOOTING.
Tony:
OH, YEAH.BETTY DAVENPORT.
YOU--YOU KNOW HER?
WELL, I MET HER.
I PLAYED FOOTBALL
WITH HER BROTHER
LAST YEAR.
WELL, THAT'S
WHAT WE NEED.
IN OUR STORY, WE WANT
TO GET THE TEENAGE SLANT,
AND YOU JUST:
FINISHED SCHOOL.
NO, NO, NO, GIRLS.
I KNOW YOU HAVE:
A LOT TO WRITE ABOUT,
BUT WE REALLY DON'T
HAVE TOO MUCH TIME.
WELL, WE JUST WANT
TO ASK ONE QUESTION.
ASK ME.
HOW DOES IT FEEL
TO BE THE LAST:
OF THE FRANKENSTEINS?
WHAT?
WHO TOLD YOU:
HE WAS THE LAST?
MR. CLAYTON.
OH?
WELL, WE HAD TO GET
PERMISSION FROM HIM FIRST,
AND THEN WE DESCRIBED
WHAT WE WANTED,
AND HE SUGGESTED
I KNOW:
THE QUESTION.
WELL,
GO AHEAD, TONY.
GET ON WITH OUR WORK.
I'M GONNA DO MY BEST.
IT'S A BIG OPPORTUNITY
FOR ME.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
WE'LL GET PICTURES
FROM PUBLICITY.
THANKS AGAIN,
AND GOOD LUCK, TONY.
GOOD-BYE, TONY.
BYE.
YOU SEE?
I WAS RIGHT:
WHEN I TOLD YOU:
THEY WERE CUTTING
NOW, REMEMBER, MY BOY,
THIS NEW INGREDIENT
THAT I PUT INTO:
THE FOUNDATION CREAM
LEAVE EVERYTHING TO ME.
NOW, YOU'LL BE GREAT
IN YOUR LAST SCENE.
WHEN YOUR ENEMIES
COME UPON YOU,
YOU'LL HAVE
MANIACAL STRENGTH
TO FIGHT THEM OFF.
AND ALSO REMEMBER,
THIS MANIACAL STRENGTH
WILL LINGER:
AND WITH IT,
YOU'LL DESTROY
YOUR REAL ENEMIES...
EXACTLY AS I:
INSTRUCT YOU.
YOU'RE GOING HOME
PRETTY LATE TONIGHT,
MR. CLAYTON.
EVERY NIGHT.
WORK JUST SEEMS:
TO PILE UP.
GOOD NIGHT, RICHARDS.
GOOD NIGHT, SIR.
[CAR HORN HONKS]
[GRUNTING]
[CAR HORN HONKS]
[CAR HORN HONKING]
[HONKING CONTINUES]
[DOG BARKING]
AAH! AAH!
THE BOY IS LATE.
DO YOU THINK:
ANYTHING'S HAPPENED?
YOU'RE ALWAYS READY
HE'LL DO EXACTLY
AS I TOLD HIM:
AND COME BACK HERE
TO YOUR HOUSE.
[DOORBELL BUZZES]
THERE, YOU SEE?
WELL, GO AHEAD.
OPEN IT.
AND AS I CAUTIONED YOU,
YOU WON'T
REMEMBER A THING
ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED
TONIGHT.
NOW, HELP ME GET HIM
OUT OF THIS.
"THIRD STUDIO MURDER
SHOCKS HOLLYWOOD.
"FOLLOWING THE MORBID
HOLLYWOOD TRADITION
"THE THIRD
BRUTAL SLAYING:
"WITHIN THE SPACE
OF ONE WEEK:
IN THE DARKENED GARAGE
"OF THE HOLLYWOOD HOME
OF JEFFREY CLAYTON,
"AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL
STUDIO EXECUTIVE,
"WHO WAS THE VICTIM.
"TO CHECK
THIS REIGN OF TERROR,
"IT IS REPORTED
THAT OFFICIALS:
"ARE CONSIDERING
CLOSING THE STUDIO
"UNTIL THE MAD MURDERER
"IS APPREHENDED
BY POLICE."
YOU'VE READ IT
3 TIMES.
SO, THE PRESS WILL
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