Kalifornia Page #7
- R
- Year:
- 1993
- 117 min
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ADELE:
That French ain't it?
Carrie glances at the odometer on the dash... THE FIRST MILE
clicks over.
EXT. LINCOLN - OUTSKIRTS OF THE CITY
Everyone takes a last look at the familiar countryside. Carrie
is snapping photos of the twisting concrete overpasses and
the gloomy grey sky beyond.
INT. LINCOLN
Adele watches Carrie, intrigued by the obvious skill Carrie
shows with the camera. Brian glances into the rear-view mirror
at Adele.
BRIAN:
So Adele, did Early happen to mention
the places we'll be stopping at?
ON ADELE'S REFLECTION IN MIRROR... then Early leans in front
of her.
EARLY:
Yeah Bri' I did.
Adele leans against Carrie's front seat.
ADELE:
(to Carrie)
Are you takin' the pictures?
CARRIE:
(surprised)
...Yeah.
ADELE:
Is it hard to learn?
CARRIE:
Not really.
Early pulls Adele back toward the back seat.
EARLY:
(to Brian)
You gonna talk to the people who did
those murders?
BRIAN:
That's a good idea. Unfortunately
most of them have been executed.
EARLY:
...Too bad.
EXT. LINCOLN
Lincoln drives off down the highway.
EXT. EARLY'S TRAILER - LATER
Police and Firemen sift through the smoking ruins of Early's
trailer. The Parole Officer pulls up in his car, he gets out
and approaches a Police Officer.
PAROLE OFFICER:
What happened?
POLICE OFFICER:
Who are you?
PAROLE OFFICER:
His Parole Officer.
POLICE OFFICER:
Right, I talked to you on the phone.
They say it's a torch job, that sound
like your boy?
PAROLE OFFICER:
Could be.
POLICE OFFICER:
Where would we find him?
PAROLE OFFICER:
Hell if I know, crazy son of a b*tch
said he was thinking of moving to
Texas.
POLICE OFFICER:
Without his car?
We see the smoldering remains of Early's Grand Prix. In the
background Diebold's pitbulls are being dragged away by a
Dog Wrangler.
POLICE OFFICER:
What about the owner of the house...
(reads from note pad)
...this John Diebold, any idea where
he might be?
PAROLE OFFICER:
No, but I can tell you he's not gonna
From inside Early's hole we hear a voice call out.
LABORER (O.S.)
Jesus Christ!
Parole Officer and Police Officer turn back toward the
trailer, as people rush to the site.
NEW ANGLE - OVERHEAD
The camera aerials down past those gathering around the
freshly dug hole to... a Laborer standing at the bottom of
the pit. Alongside his shovel, we see that a man's arm has
been unearthed.
LOW ANGLE UP TO THE TOP OF THE HOLE
The Police and Parole Officer join several others standing
there.
PAROLE OFFICER:
...Diebold?
POLICE OFFICER:
...That'd be my guess.
PAROLE OFFICER:
Looks like somebody cut off his ring
finger.
POLICE OFFICER:
Well now I'd say that's the least of
Mr. Diebold's problems.
The two men look to one another... as others begin to unearth
the body.
EXT. MOVING LINCOLN DRIVING DOWN COUNTRY ROAD
Close up, Diebold's ring on a hand twisting open a bottle
cap. Pull back to reveal that it is Early as he opens a bottle
of Lucky Lager beer and takes a sip. On the back seat between
them sits a brown paper bag. Adele reaches into the bag and
pulls out a cheap pocket camera. Excitedly she rips open the
box and pulls out the camera. She leans over and kisses Early.
ADELE:
Thank you.
Early reaches in the bag and pulls out a small plastic bottle
of mineral water and an orange juice.
EARLY:
All right, who gets the...
(can't pronounce name)
...water.
Carrie turns around, Early hands her the water. Early leans
forward and hands Brian the orange juice.
EARLY:
Here you go Bri'. Got a couple a
bags of chips and some jerky, just
holler if you want some.
Then Early reaches past Brian to the rear-view mirror and
hangs a plastic St. Christopher statue around it.
EARLY:
Can't hurt.
BRIAN:
How much do I owe you?
EARLY:
Forget it.
Adele struggles to understand the camera instructions on the
side of the box. She leans forward and shows Carrie her
camera.
ADELE:
(embarrassed)
Guess I don't know the first thing
about cameras.
Carrie deliberates her response for a moment, then...
CARRIE:
Well, the first thing... is you need
film. Preferably black and white.
Carrie pulls a roll of film out of her bag and takes Adele's
camera to load.
ADELE:
You wouldn't have any color film,
would ya?
CARRIE:
...Yeah, sure.
She pulls a roll of color film out of her camera bag and
quickly snaps it into the camera.
ADELE:
I like things in color, pink, purple,
and red. I dunno, black and white is
kinda... boring.
Carrie points the camera at a smiling Adele and snaps the
first picture.
CARRIE:
You just aim and press the button.
Adele takes the camera.
INT. LINCOLN
Adele focuses her camera at the scenery out the side window
of the car.
ADELE:
Look, Pigeon Forge!
ADELE'S POV
Road sign to Pigeon Forge.
EXT. LINCOLN
Adele leans out the side rear window to get a better view.
ADELE:
I've heard of that! It's where Dolly
Parton has her park. "Dollywood". I
just think that's so clever.
Hollywood. Dollywood. Get it?
With that, she plops back down into the back seat.
INT. LINCOLN
EARLY:
(under his breath)
Shush, Adele.
ADELE:
Early, can we stop there... just for
a little while.
EXT. HIGHWAY
As we see the car disappearing into the distance, we can
ADELE (O.S.)
...I've always wanted to go there...
It could be such fun.
FADE OUT:
EXT. LARGE ISOLATED OLD FARM - AFTERNOON
The Lincoln approaches on a dirtroad and passes a mailbox
with the name "BAXTER" on it. The Lincoln turns into the
long driveway.
Brian begins talking into a small portable tape recorder.
BRIAN:
The Novaks are all gone but the fence
that Michael Zaruba was hired to put
up is still here.
He glances to Carrie, who fires off several photos of the
fence and yard.
The Lincoln continues slowly down the long drive... Up ahead
through the windshield Brian sees a beautiful old farm house.
BRIAN:
The Novaks embraced the young drifter
as one of their own.
EXT. LINCOLN
The Lincoln slows to a halt. Carrie and Brian exit the car
and begin walking toward the house. Early follows. Adele,
uncertain about what's transpiring, trails behind.
ADELE:
Hey you two.
Brian and Carrie turn to see... Adele training a camera on
them.
ADELE:
Give me a smile now.
Brian and Carrie look to one another then force a weak smile.
Early jumps in and throws a pair of devil's horns up behind
Brian's unsuspecting head as... the shutter clicks.
Brian and Carrie quickly turn their attention back on the
house.
BRIAN:
(continues into tape
recorder)
Neighbors said he was a quiet young
man, who was often seen pushing the
children on the swing set.
An unusual bird house and a tricycle sit in the front yard.
To the side of the house are the remains of an old swing
set. Carrie finds an interesting angle on the swing set,
with the house in the background, SNAP! She fires off a shot.
BRIAN:
(continuing)
Everything was fine until the day
the family ran out of work for
Michael, and had to ask him to leave.
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