My Best Friend's Wedding Page #7
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1997
- 105 min
- 1,830 Views
KIMMY:
It's not just clubs. This guy
always knows the best everything.
The best guitar store, the best
beef ribs, the best Horowitz record,
was he always like the...
JULIANNE:
... always. The best dim sum, the
best camping stuff...
KIMMY:
Stop, we're embarrassing h...
JULIANNE:
... best valley in New Zealand,
best... women's shoes...
MICHAEL:
weren't looking.
Now he's grinning at Julianne. And she likes that a lot.
JULIANNE:
Where was that, Florence, huh?
MICHAEL:
Firenze.
Together in the memory. As Kimmy watches.
JULIANNE:
The Vespa? Me hanging on behind
in the rain all night?
MICHAEL:
Till the gas ran out.
And, the first sniff of left-out...
KIMMY:
I love Florence.
Julianne's eyes flicker. Could this be a teensy opening? Keeps
her eyes, her easy smile, and her killer instincts trained on
Michael.
JULIANNE:
Take her there.
He nods, okay.
JULIANNE:
I mean, now. She's perky,
she deserves a honeymoon.
He draws a breath...
JULIANNE:
I heard. If San Antone sweeps
Sacramento. What is this sh*t?
You gotta get off the road by
September anyway, when does Fall
Quarter start?
And the happy couple look at each other. They are awkward.
Julianne's heart soar like eagle.
KIMMY:
Uh. I'm not coming back. For
senior year.
Could this be. The Mother Lode?
JULIANNE:
Don't architects find a degree,
sort of... an asset?
The couple still staring in each other's eyes.
KIMMY:
Well, the school will be here.
Architecture will still be around.
Right now...
MICHAEL:
ball, motor sports, training
camps...
KIMMY:
The most important thing. Is
being together.
And she smiles. Beautifully.
KIMMY:
I'm just a baby. I've got all...
the time... in the world.
EXT. CLUB - NIGHT
Michael putting Kim in the back of a cab. As Julianne watches.
MICHAEL:
Because I could come...
KIMMY:
To the twins' soiree? So they
can paw you and drool...?
JULIANNE (calls out, helpful)
Kim smiles. He kisses her, tenderly, through the open window. She
waves past him at Julianne.
KIMMY (to both)
Enjoy each other.
And drives off. As he watches after, Julianne comes up behind him.
Slips her hand up onto his shoulder muscle. Starts giving a little
massage.
JULIANNE:
Should I whistle down a cab?
MICHAEL:
Hey, cabs are expensive. I'm
cheap, remember?
Turns his head, to see her. She's still rubbing his shoulder.
JULIANNE:
Sometimes. About the dumbest
things.
Share a smile. As always, it covers a lot of years.
MICHAEL:
The El's right down the street.
Unless you're afraid of the
neighborhood.
She looks around. It is an issue. But she remembers...
JULIANNE:
No. I'm always safe with you.
She means that. He takes her by the hand. They begin walking...
JULIANNE:
Pretty amazing girl, you've got.
Make that kind of sacrifice.
MICHAEL:
What, leaving school...
JULIANNE:
... all of it. She's leaving her
family, her friends, everything she
knows. She's putting her career
on hold, and she seems a pretty
ambitious, driven, kind of pers...
MICHAEL (quietly)
In her way.
JULIANNE:
All to follow you in this dumb
job, where you travel 52 weeks
a year to College Station, Texas,
and such. It's not a job for a
grown man, Michael, Peter Pan
never married.
He's let go of her hand now. Looking down at the pavement before
him, fists in his jacket pockets.
JULIANNE (softly)
I don't think she's naturally
the... submissive type. Aren't you
afraid she's gonna choke on this
stand-by-your-man sh*t after awhi...
MICHAEL (real quiet)
No.
Hit a nerve. This is promising.
JULIANNE:
I mean Walter owns the Sox, cable
sports... most girls in her spot would
be angling to get Daddy to offer you
some juicy gig right here in t...
MICHAEL:
She would never. Never. Even think
of that.
Paydirt. Julianne's Geiger Counter is going berserk.
JULIANNE:
I guess you're right. That would
be deceitful... manipulative...
controlling... emascula...
MICHAEL:
I got the point.
He looks over at her. No smile on his face. An edge we haven't
seen. She shrugs...
JULIANNE:
Still. All's fair in love and
w...
MICHAEL:
That would be a girl. I don't
even know.
They've reached the stairs to the El. A rickety train RATTLES
above them. As they start up, she slips her arm around his
waist...
JULIANNE (murmurs)
Forgive me, okay? I was talkin'
crazy.
He slides his arm around her shoulder. Pals. They climb out of
frame.
INT. HOTEL BATHROOM - LATE NIGHT
CLOSE on a shallow pool of water in a bathroom sink. Green powder
pouring in, a hand SWIRLING it around, until...
JULIANNE (O.S.)
It's Albanian, I think. Or Mongolian.
Or Canadian. One of those. I bought
it downstairs...
... it becomes truly disgusting lumpy green mud.
JULIANNE (O.S.)
I figure, what the hell. Can it
make me look worse?
Follow the hand up as it SLATHERS the sh*t across her face in great
green dripping gobs. She's juggling the wall phone, trying to keep
it mudless, as she assures Digger...
JULIANNE:
Dig, of course. Of course, of
course, of course, of course I
have a plan. Certainment!
More green slime. The Julianne we know disappears.
JULIANNE:
How? I ask myself, what would
Lucy Ricardo do in this situa...
Desecrates three hotel towels, wiping her hand.
JULIANNE:
Well, one worked, once.
THROWS them in the bathtub. Fastidiousness a short suit.
JULIANNE:
Ricky wouldn't let her in
the show.
Reaches for her toothbrush, absently. All her attention is on the
conversation and the hideous green face in the mirror.
JULIANNE:
I recall it differently, but
we digress.
Without looking, picks up a tube of hotel shampoo...
JULIANNE:
So in the version, you're Ethel,
with better fashion instincts.
Squeezes it all over the toothbrush.
JULIANNE:
This puts you in charge of Plan B,
the unprincipled and insanely
dangerous back-up plan...
Lifts it toward her mouth, liquid shampoo dripping from the
bristles.
JULIANNE:
In case simple lying doesn't work.
At the last second. She stops. We don't know why, because she's
still never looked at the brush.
JULIANNE:
Question. What happens if you
brush your teeth with shampoo?
Turns on the tap. Tries to scrub the toothbrush clean, and DROPS
the phone into the green swamp, which SPATTERS all over her front.
Euucch. She's stymied, agitated, circling the sink, leaning down
to it...
JULIANNE:
HOLD ON. I'M COMING IN FOR YOU!
She sets the toothbrush down in her toiletries kit. Decides to
YANK on the phone's cord, and the receiver SPRINGS out, BOPPING
her in the face. She's so filthy at this point, she just wipes it
clean on her nightshirt. Tells Digger...
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