Nurse Betty Page #31
WESLEY (cont'd)
Well, guess what? I found Betty... where
she's been, anyway.
CHARLIE:
Where? Where is she?
WESLEY:
I'm not telling.
CHARLIE:
What?
WESLEY:
I'm not telling 'til you straighten up.
You been acting like f***ing Jerry Lewis
on me and this sh*t's gotta stop or you
can forget about your Betty... I mean it.
A slow transformation comes over Charlie.
CHARLIE:
Wesley, I'm fine... just tell me where
she is.
113 EXT. BEVERLY HILTON - NIGHT 113
George, Betty, Lyla and the two friends are waiting outside
FRIEND #2
I bought a car from Del, too. He sold me
a lemon.
LYLA:
Really? I put a hundred and thirty
thousand miles on mine.
BETTY:
Huh. I had no idea our little lot was so
popular...
FRIEND #1
I never bought a car from Del. But I
loved him. In my own way.
GEORGE:
I guess we all did. (to Betty) You know,
I didn't marry Leslie because I loved
her. I married her to forget you...
100.
BETTY:
Oh, David...I'm sorry I caused you that
much pain.
A black jeep 4x4 pulls up and ERIC AUGUSTINO, the actor who
plays LONNIE, gets out.
BETTY (cont'd)
Oh my God! What's Lonnie doing here?
GEORGE:
You're late, Eric.
ERIC:
I know. Why are you guys leaving?
LYLA:
We did our twenty minutes.
Before Eric can take another step Betty SLAPS him across the
face. FLASHBULBS go off as PHOTOGRAPHERS capture the moment.
BETTY:
You bastard! How can you even show your
face around here? Do you think we're not
onto you?
ERIC:
Who the hell is this?
GEORGE:
Sorry. She thinks you're someone else.
George hustles Betty to his car as photographers continue to
shoot.
BETTY:
I know exactly who you are!
114 EXT. CANYON RANCH BAR - NIGHT 114
The Lincoln Town Car rumbles into the dusty parking lot and
parks.
CHARLIE:
This doesn't look like the kind of place
Betty would go to.
WESLEY:
Maybe she had to use the bathroom. She
pees, doesn't she?!...
Wesley tears the photo of Betty from the glove box.
101.
CHARLIE:
Be careful with that!
Charlie takes it back and gingerly secures the tape.
115 INT. CANYON RANCH BAR - NIGHT 115
Merle is at the bar, drunk, the only customer on a slow
night. Ellen drops two coasters in front of Charlie and
Wesley as they sit down.
ELLEN:
What can I get you?
WESLEY:
We're Federal Marshals, ma'am.
Ellen looks dubiously at their unshaven faces and rumpled
clothes.
CHARLIE:
We're looking for this young lady.
He slides the photo of Betty across the bar. Ellen's gaze
drops to the picture for a second, and Charlie sees what he
was looking for - a flicker of recognition. He allows
himself a satisfied grin.
Wesley shows Ellen his badge as Merle checks out the photo.
ELLEN:
I haven't seen her.
MERLE:
Sure you have! That's ...
ELLEN:
Shut up, Merle.
Charlie continues to grin at Ellen ...
WESLEY:
Ma'am, if you've seen this woman--
MERLE:
Betty! That's her name - Betty.
Charlie takes the photo and puts it back in his pocket.
ELLEN:
I never saw that woman before, and
neither has Merle. He drinks too much.
And don't try to tell me you're cops. I
102.
was married to a cop for nine years, and
you're not cops. Now get out of here.
Wesley steps behind Merle, takes a handful of his hair and
SLAMS his head into the popcorn machine on the bar. Merle
staggers away, stunned. Wesley removes the tin popcorn scoop
from a nearby hook.
Ellen reaches for something under the bar, but Charlie's
faster. He pins her arm with one hand.
CHARLIE:
You haven't been very forthcoming with
us.
They watch Wesley follow Merle at a slow walk around the pool
table, CLOBBERING him over the head about every five steps
with the popcorn scoop.
Merle wobbles with every shot, but won't go down. They begin
a torturous second lap around the table, punctuated by the
CLANG of the scoop against Merle's head.
CHARLIE:
What's your name, dear?
ELLEN:
Ellen.
CHARLIE:
That's a nice name.
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