Independence Day Page #5
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- 1996
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(SIGHS) Yeah.
Man, you know I
really like Jasmine.
You know that, right?
Man, you're never
going to get to fly
you marry a stripper.
(POP MUSIC PLAYING)
MAN:
It could only happenin California file,
here's Wendy Walsh
with a special report.
WOMAN:
Below us, we can seehundreds of UFO fanatics
who have gathered on rooftops here in downtown
Los Angeles to welcome the new arrivals.
Oh, God! I hope they
bring back Elvis!
JASMINE:
I just came in to get my checktonight, and I got talked into working.
Oh, I must have
been tripping.
party event of the century,
and everyone is invited,
especially you know who.
This is so cool.
JASMINE:
Girl, please.Oh, hey.
I made it before I
came in tonight.
TIFFANY:
Check it out.Now I know you're not thinking
Oh, I am going over there
as soon as I get off.
Do you wanna come?
Tiffany, listen
to me a second.
I have got a really bad feeling about this.
I don't want you to go.
Oh, like the really bad feeling
you got when I went to Las Vegas?
Yeah. And I was right.
You didn't get the job and you
lost all your money gambling.
Yeah, but I wasn't in L.A.
for the earthquake.
Tiff, I really don't
want you to go up there.
Now promise
me you won't.
Come on girl, promise me!
TIFFANY:
No, no, no.I promise.
Ok.
Look.
I'm going.
JASMINE:
I'm out oftown for a while.
Later.
Bye.
Hey, there's my angel.
Come on.
Come on, Boomer.
Let's go.
Hey, come on. Talk to
your boyfriend later.
Hey! What the hell's
the kid doing here?
Huh? (GRUNTS)
MAN:
Get out of here!You try finding a sitter today.
Hey! Hey, where do you
think you're you going?
You leave,
you're fired.
Nice working
with you, Mario.
Come on, Boomer.
JULIUS:
Everyone in the world istrying to get out of Washington.
We're the only schmucks
trying to get in.
(MAN TALKING INDISTINCTLY)
What. What the
hell is that?
Pops, this is every
phone book in America.
You think an important person like
Constance is going to be listed?
DAVID:
She always keeps her portablephone listed for emergencies.
Sometimes it's her
just first initial,
sometimes it's
her nickname,
sometimes just her...
Oy, my God!
Hey, hey, hey, hey!
Slow down!
(CAR HORN WAILING)
JULIUS:
Where are they going?DAVID:
Please stop!Tell them! Tell them!
(BOTH SHOUTING)
DAVID:
Slow down!Off-ramp!
DAVID:
Slow down!JULIUS:
We made it! We made it!DAVID:
Good, good.Nice driving, Pops.
Well...
JULIUS:
So, not listed?DAVID:
No, no. I just haven'tfound it yet.
I tried C. Spano,
Connie Spano,
Spunky Spano.
Spunky?
College nickname.
Cute.
You tried Levinson?
DAVID:
No she didn't take myname when we were married.
Why would she... What
are you talking about?
Try it.
Okay. Here. Look.
(JULIUS STAMMERS)
So, what do I know?
(PEOPLE SHOUTING
INDISTINCTLY)
INDISTINCTLY)
So...
You want to ring the
bell or should I?
(PHONE BLARING)
Oh, perfect.
She's using it.
Perfect. What's perfect?
It's busy.
Yeah. I can use
her signal,
to triangulate her exact
position in the White House.
You can do that?
Yeah. All cable
repairmen can, Pops.
MAN:
The visitors have arrived, but thepresident remains at the White House.
Question.
Are Mr. Whitmore's
actions A, ultra brave.
Or B, foolhardy?
(PHONE RINGING)
(PHONE BEEPS)
What?
DAVID:
Now, don't hang up, sweetie.David. How did you
get this number?
DAVID:
Do me a favor.Walk to the window.
And I'm looking
for what?
DAVID:
You'll see.Over here.
See us?
How does he do that?
MAN:
Reporting live fromAndrews Air Force Base
just outside
Washington, D.C...
Yes, that's right, Tom,
an amazing moment.
We're reporting from
Andrews Air Force Base...
Now in light of our apparent inability
to communicate with the visitors,
Pentagon officials have retrofit
this skylift helicopter
with a type of visual
communications device.
Mr. President.
Gentlemen, be seated.
This is not a military
airgraft but as you can see,
TOM:
Where are we now?They're just
commencing liftoff.
WOMAN:
And refitted with theseenormous light panels that are
attached to the hull
and onto the sides.
MAN:
(ON RADIO) Echo One,Welcome Wagon is in the air.
I repeat. Welcome
Wagon is in the air.
MAN 2:
(ON RADIO) Roger, Welcome Wagon.JULIUS:
This is something I wouldnever believe in my lifetime,
that I would be in
the White House.
Look at this.
If I knew I was going
to meet the president,
I would have
worn a tie.
Yeah I mean, look at me.
I look like a schlemiel.
DAVID:
You look fine, Pops.Oy, my God.
CONNIE:
David, I don't know howhappy he's going to be to see you.
Yeah, that's right. I'm telling
you, we're wasting time.
Like he's not going to listen to me.
We should go?
Why wouldn't he? Why
wouldn't he listen?
Because last time I saw him
we, we got into a fight.
You walked in the room and
punched him in the head.
You punched the
president?
He wasn't the president then. I
punched him, he fought back.
We wrestled around.
It was a fight.
A fight that
you started,
I was having an affair.
With the president?
Which, of course, I wasn't...
Hey, hey! You know, either go get him,
or we should head back to the car.
All right. I'll get him. You wait
here, and don't touch anything.
You punched the
president?
Mein Gott!
(HELICOPTER
ENGINE WHIRRING)
Nearing point of
contact, Echo One.
We're closing in.
MAN:
(ON RADIO) Roger that. You're ago to commence sequence when ready.
This I like.
Look at this!
You know what famous
people have been here?
Yes, Dad.
Politicians, actors...
Baseball players,
singers...
And now me.
DAVID:
Imagine that! Look,a poor immigrant like me.
It's a dream!
David, please!
WOMAN:
The three choppersare steadily approaching
what has been unanimously agreed to
be the front of these spaceships,
a parabolic indentation
9 city blocks...
You're leaving now?
Hey, see if they got those
pens that they give away.
Dad, what?
a choice of my company.
I don't have
time for this.
Two minutes, Tom.
Connie...
JULIUS:
Mr. President.Mr. President.
Julius Levinson.
David is my son.
I told you he wouldn't listen.
Νο, you have to tell him now.
Tell him. David, you have to tell him!
Hey Connie!
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