Jennifer 8 Page #17
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- 1992
- 124 min
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How's your little sister?
MARGIE:
She's in Europe ..
BERLIN:
Working?
Clearly a sensitive subject and ROSS decides the truth is best.
ROSS:
She married some English prick.
MARGIE:
He's not that bad of a guy ..?
ROSS:
Got a handshake like a
partially excited penis.
The joke doesn't reach BERLIN. MARGIE's hand is on his shoulder.
MARGIE:
Her loss, darlin ..
And she heads for the lower deck. A sweet smile as she descends.
Anyway, you're doing O.
K. She's a sweet heart.
And also playing the guitar "In My Life." And she does it well.
ROSS:
Why's she blind, Bro?
BERLIN:
Car accident.
Slow banging of something swaying. And this exchange goes slow.
ROSS:
No sh*t.
A bleeper goes on one of the lines and ROSS twists in his seat.
Strap me in. Here comes another.
And he winds in yet another three quarters of a pound Mackerel.
Worst day's fishing I ever had ..
BERLIN:
It's been a great day.
ROSS dexterously extracts the hook with serious eyes on BERLIN.
ROSS:
You just go easy, Brother ...
(Looks at fish)
Alright, we're all goin home.
59:
EXT. CAR PARK AT BEACH. DUSK.Darkness in about an hour. Wide over the car park. Sand dunes
surround it. Practically deserted of cars. Headlights snap on
focusing attention on a station wagon exchange of good-byes.
HELENA (V.O.)
Silhouettes with exaggerated shadows walk across the car park.
What does she do?
BERLIN (V.O.)
She runs a kind of hair dress-
ing and you know, beauty salon ..
HELENA (V.O.)
Have you known her long?
BERLIN (V.O.)
I was married to her sister ..
The angle changes and is closer now. HELENA has taken his arm.
You don't ask what I'm like?
HELENA:
I know what you're like ..
BERLIN:
How d'you know what I'm like?
HELENA:
Ross told me.
BERLIN:
Really? What did he say?
HELENA:
He said you're quite chubby.
And you have a nervous tick.
BERLIN:
He said that? What else did
he say?
HELENA:
Just your age.
BERLIN:
Which is what?
HELENA:
Fifty-seven .. I don't mind ..
BERLIN is more amused than annoyed. They arrive at the car and
his suggestion is met with an appropriate response from HELENA.
BERLIN:
You wanna drive? C'mon we're
in a car park, miles from any-
where .. There's nothing arou-
nd but nothing and sand dunes ..
"I can't drive a car." Doesn't like cars. But he's not hearing.
C'mon it'll be fun. You can
No lady ever had a driving lesson like this before. BERLIN all
but sits in her seat. Arm on the back of it. Hand on the wheel.
For a split second they're doing 60. Now they're doing about 4.
The Mercedes spirals in widening circles. Instructions and enc-
ouragement from BERLIN .. O.K. .. Straight now .. The Mercedes
straightens and heads through the dunes. "It's a big car park?"
We're going along a little track.
HELENA may like driving but she doesn't like the sound of that.
It's O.K. It's not a public road.
Headlights behind them approach quickly. Disappear and reappear
as they follow the geography of the dunes. BERLIN only now bec-
omes aware of them. one more dip and they slam in. Her anxiety
is misinterpreted. He takes the wheel. No problem. Let him pass.
The vehicle is right up behind them. As it overtakes HELENA is
scared. And still scared even though BERLIN has stopped the car.
It's alright, I'm sorry. It was
my fault, it wasn't a good idea.
HELENA:
That was the "Hollow Car," John.
Just time to see tail lights of a van disappearing in the gloom.
BERLIN:
A Volkswagen van? Are you sure?
60:
INT. LIVING ROOM. BERLIN'S HOUSE. NIGHT.Rain lashes the windows. But a lot of improvements inside. New
paint and now carpet. Not a lot of furniture but it looks nice
enough. There's even a fire in the grate. BERLIN sits at a tab-
le on the phone. The Voice he's hearing will [talk in brackets]
BERLIN [Phone]
.. [is it a two door, slide door, a
what?] I don't know [Well, you gotta
get closer than just a V.W. van. You-
're talking maybe 10/15 thousand veh-
icles?] What happens if you just run
the name "John" against all of them?
Heads for a sofa. Paperback of "Hamlet." TV on without sound.
[Frankly, that isn't gonna do you any
good. You'll be knocking on doors all
over the state. You gotta request tho-
se "Jennifer" files - maybe something
in them, give us some kinda reference?]
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