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Lost in Translation Page #19
Bob and Charlotte sit there together.
BOB:
I don't want to go back tomorrow.
CHARLOTTE:
I know. But, it doesn't last, you
have to go back sometime.
BOB:
Why can't it last?
CHARLOTTE:
I don't know, it just doesn't, reality
changes things....we can't stay here
forever, unless maybe we started a
Jazz band.
(alt Charlotte dialog: I don't know it just doesn't, reality
changes things...and we can't stay here forever)
He looks over at her.
The singer continues Where or When, as they sit there
together, the view sparkling.
SINGER (O.C.)
Somethings that happen for the first
time, seem to be happening again
and so it seems we have met before,
and laughed before, and loved
before, but who knows where or
when...
CUT TO:
INT. ELEVATOR - NIGHT
Bob and Charlotte, drunk in the elevator.
CHARLOTTE:
54?
He nods, she pushes 54 for him and 56 for herself.
They look at each other across the empty elevator, both
leaning against the walls.
The elevator stops at 54, he leans in to kiss her good-night.
They kiss like you would on the cheek- but it's closer to
their mouths. The door shuts- he missed his floor.
The elevator continues up, and stops on her floor. They kiss
good-night again and she gets out before the door closes.
He watches the door close on her as she makes her way down
the long beige hall.
FADE OUT:
INT. CHARLOTTE'S ROOM - DAY
A fax comes through the machine in the empty room.
IT'S A NOTE AND CUTE DRAWING FROM JOHN -
SEE YOU ON SATURDAY, I MISS YOU..."
CUT TO:
INT. PARK HYATT LOBBY LOUNGE - DAY
A sexy EXECUTIVE WOMAN asks Bob for a light. He looks at her
great legs as he lights her cigarette. He looks around,
keeping an eye out for Charlotte. The group of commercial
people arrive to see him off.
He excuses himself for a moment and goes to a phone on a
little table in the corner.
RECEPTION (O.S.)
Hello? Yes?
BOB:
Hello, can I have room 5601.
RECEPTION:
One moment.
Traditional Japanese music plays on hold.
RECEPTION:
I will connect you.
Bob gets the room voice-mail.
BOB:
Uh...Hi, Charlotte... it's me, Bob...
ok, I guess you're not there... wanted
to say good-bye...
CUT TO:
Bob with his bags tries to call again. The commercial people
and hotel staff crowd around to help him, asking about his
stay.
BOB:
Charlotte?
CHARLOTTE:
Hi, Bob.
BOB:
I'm just leaving.... do you have my
jacket?
CHARLOTTE:
Uh, yeah... I'll bring it down.
BOB:
That'd be great.
CHARLOTT:
E Ok, see you in a second.
A member of the hotel staff brings him an envelope on a little
silver tray.
Miss Kawasaki gives him some gifts from their company in
traditional Japanese wrapping, he doesn't know what to do
with them and has to carry them.
The Executive Woman from the bar walks up to him. He hangs
up the phone.
BOB:
0hr hi.
EXEC WOMAN:
You're leaving?
She looks at him like, we could have had some fun.
BOB:
Yeah, yeah, I'm going.
He sees Charlotte come out of the elevator.
BOB:
I have to go, thanks, bye.
He rushes over to Charlotte. She looks at his bag.
CHARLOTTE:
Just saying good-bye to everyone
before you leave?
BOB:
Yes, no.
She hands him his jacket.
BOB:
Thanks.
She waits for him to say something more. He wants to tell
her he loves her, that she should come with him.
CHARLOTTE:
That's it?
The concierge tells him his car is here.
CHARLOTTE:
BOB:
Yes.
CHARLOTTE:
Well... have a good flight.
BOB:
Thanks.
CHARLOTTE:
(hurt)
Ok, bye.
She walks away.
A hotel manager asks Bob about his luggage, another asks if
he had a pleasant stay. Charlotte gets in the elevator to go
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