My Girl 2 Page #10

Synopsis: Vada Sultenfuss has a holiday coming up, and an assignment: to do an essay on someone she admires and has never met. She decides she wants to do an assignment on her mother, but quickly realizes she knows very little about her. She manages to get her father to agree to let her go to LA to stay with her Uncle Phil and do some research on her mother. Once in LA, she finds herself under the protection of Nick, the son of Phil's girlfriend, who at first is very annoyed at losing his holidays to escort a hick *girl* around town. However, he soon becomes more involved in the difficult search.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Family
Director(s): Howard Zieff
Production: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
  1 win & 2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.2
Rotten Tomatoes:
27%
PG
Year:
1994
99 min
1,699 Views


DARYL:

Everyone was really surprised when Maggie was

turned in, she got kicked out for two weeks.

NICK:

What kind of sleazoid geek would turn her in?

DARYL:

I would do it again in a minute.

VADA:

You ratted on my mother??

NICK:

Who are you? Hitler's hall monitor?

DARYL:

Well maybe you should join a hippie commune.

But let me tell you something. Sooner or later

it's gonna be your turn to take out the

garbage.

NICK:

What about giving the other guy a break.

DARYL:

What about living in the real world pal?

INTERCOM:

TANAKA got a minute?

DARYL:

I'll be right there.

he gets up and begins to leave

(to Vada)

Oh, ahh, I'd be a little more careful of who

I hang around with.

Nick picks up Daryl's packet of cigarettes and shows them

to Vada

NICK:

(to Vada)

Care for a smoke?

VADA AND NICK ARE WALKING ALONG THE STREET

VADA:

This'll be great in my report, my mother was

suspended for smoking.

NICK:

I think it's cool.

VADA:

You would.

NICK:

You'd rather have a mother that's a member of

the police state? Rules are made to be broken.

(pointing to Nixon on TV in a shop

window)

Just ask him.

NIXON ON TV:

...about the fact that the president has

nothing to hide...in this matter...

BUDAPEST AUTO REPAIR, A RED JAGUAR ENTERS WITH A SCREECH

AND A MAN GETS OUT AND MOVES OVER TO ROSE

ROSE:

Hello.

MAN:

Hi.

ROSE:

What can I do for you?

MAN:

Ehh...I'm staying at the chateau and the guy

who runs the garage there said that you're the

best Jag people in town...so uhm.

ROSE:

Well Enrique is great and...we are the best.

MAN:

Then I have come to the right place.

ROSE:

I guess you have.

MAN:

I'm Sam Helburn. Sam.

ROSE:

Rose.

they shake hands

ROSE:

So what's wrong?

SAM:

Nothing, nothing at all.

ROSE:

I mean...with your car.

SAM:

Oh, ahh, oil change, I...ehh...I just drove

in from Chicago and uhh...nice hair.

ROSE:

Excuse me?

SAM:

I was commenting on your hair.

ROSE:

Oh, are you a hairdresser?

SAM:

I'm a pediatric cardiologist.

ROSE:

Oh, you mean you...fix the hearts...of little

babies?

SAM:

Mostly...little babies, but...not

exclusively.

Phil looks up from his work to see Sam holding Rose's

hands, he is mildly annoyed

SAM:

(laughing)

...It's all in the hands really. You know you

have nice hands, you operate?

ROSE:

(laughing)

Yes, I do.

SAM:

...so I guess I'll always...teach...you

know...'cause it makes a good relief from the

operating-room, I feel I have an obligation...

Rose and Sam continue conversing as Phil comes over to them

PHIL:

Hi, Phil Sultenfuss

Phil goes to shake Sam's hand and then realizes that they

are very dirty and

withdraws his hand Oh sorry. Ahh, some kind

of problem here?

ROSE:

No, there's no problem, Dr. Helburn just

needs to have his oil changed.

PHIL:

Oh I see, 'cause usually that doesn't require

such a lengthy consultation.

SAM:

Well Rose was being very thorough.

PHIL:

Was Rose.

ROSE:

Ahh, Dr. Helburn, why don't you come in

tomorrow-morning at eight o'clock, that's when

we open, we'll get you started.

SAM:

I'll be here.

PHIL:

I look forward to it.

Phil slaps the windscreen of Sam's car, leaving a huge

greasy handprint

Oh, I'm sorry, I'll get that for you in the

morning.

he gets out a rag and wipes the mark, smearing it

Ooooh, made it worse, Get that for you in the

morning. Nice wheels.

SAM:

Thanks.

Sam reverses out and drives off

PHIL:

What's with the touching, why was he touching

you?

ROSE:

He wasn't touching me he was

just...gesturing...

PHIL:

He was caressing.

ROSE:

Phil for God sake.

PHIL:

God? No I didn't think you'd want to invoke

God Rose, because he saw even more than I did.

ROSE:

Look Phil, if you want the rights of a

husband, you're gonna have to ask me something

but if not, you're gonna have to get

accustomed to the rights of what you are.

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Laurice Elehwany

Laurice Elehwany Molinari, a veteran film and TV writer in Hollywood for over two decades, has penned over thirty scripts for various studios and networks. Her very first feature script, written while a fellow at the American Film Institute, became Columbia Picture’s critically acclaimed children’s classic, My Girl. She went on to pen The Brady Bunch Movie and The Amazing Panda Adventure. Laurice lives with her husband and two children in Los Angeles, the City of Angels, where her lifelong love for our heavenly guardians inspired her to write a book about them in the ETHER series. more…

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