Nurse Betty Page #38
GEORGE:
Good.
George turns to leave.
WESLEY:
Actually, there is one more thing.
George stops. Wesley is suddenly shy, hesitant.
WESLEY (cont'd)
It's just... well... I watch the show
too, and you being Dr. Ravell and all, I
thought you could maybe get Jasmine to
come out here.
GEORGE:
You thought wrong.
George pulls away. Wesley grabs his sleeve.
WESLEY:
It's just for an autograph. It's not for
me...
GEORGE:
It never is.
123.
George wrenches free of Wesley's grip and takes off.
Wesley is furious. He catches George in two strides, spins
him around and SLAPS him across the face. George's glasses
go skittering across the floor. PEOPLE stare.
WESLEY:
You need to learn some manners, friend...
reach out to your goddamn fan base a
little more.
Charlie pulls Wesley away. George is frozen to the spot,
humiliated, a pink handprint emerging on his cheek.
WESLEY (cont'd)
... and I saw your movie-of-the-week. It
sucked dick!
134 EXT. HOLLYWOOD BLVD. - DAY 134
Betty walks aimlessly along a busy street. She moves without
direction, in a daze until a glint of bright light hits her,
causing her to turn. She is staring at a black Lincoln
sitting in a car lot, sunlight dancing off its chrome. She
shudders involuntarily at it. Suddenly, she hears a familiar
voice.
DEL (O.S.)
What the hell are you doing here?
It's Del. He's in a pastel version of his usual shirt,
slacks, and tie.
DEL (cont'd)
Well, are you gonna answer me? What'd
you come here for?
BETTY:
I came for love...
DEL:
You're not on that soap opera thing
again, are you? 'Cause you know what
that is?
BETTY:
It's people with no lives watching other
people's fake lives.
DEL:
That's right. So, if you know it, why
are you in trouble?
124.
BETTY:
I don't know.
DEL:
You sure don't. Who do you think you are
coming to Hollywood, anyway? You should
remember where you came from. And who you
really are.
Del looks up at the sun for a moment, shading his eye from
it.
DEL (cont'd)
I gotta run. Got some serious clients to
meet, with real potential.
(BEAT)
Goddamn, it's hot!
He wipes the sweat from his brow. Betty looks at his
handkerchief and sees that it's soaked in blood. Then back
at his face, now obscured by blood pouring down from his
head.
She stares, horrified, and in that moment Del becomes... a
MAN, staring back at her as he wipes the sweat from his brow.
MAN:
Who are you talking to? Are you crazy?
Betty backs away and melts into the flow of PEDESTRIANS.
135 INT. ROSA'S APARTMENT - LATER 135
Rosa comes home from work and tosses her purse and jacket on
the chair. No Betty in her room.
ROSA:
Bet-ty!? Did the pizza guy show up yet?
She emerges from Rosa's bedroom with toiletries and moves to
an open suitcase in her room. She barely acknowledges Rosa.
ROSA (cont'd)
Are you all right?
(no answer)
What happened?
(BEAT)
He dumped you, didn't he? I KNEW IT WHEN
I MET HIM!! He's a loser, like the rest
of them. Mother-f***er!
Rosa now notices Betty packing.
125.
ROSA (cont'd)
What are you doing?
BETTY:
I'm going back to... I need to... I don't
know.
Rosa tries to stop Betty for a moment to talk. Betty grabs a
pile of Rosa's clothes and heads for her room.
BETTY (cont'd)
... this is your sweater, right?
ROSA:
Where are you going?
BETTY:
I have to leave now.
She tries to put Betty's suitcase away.
ROSA:
What? No, I'm not gonna let you just run
out of here... You need to talk about
what's going on...
BETTY:
You think I'm crazy, Rosa, but you don't
know the half of it. My husband was,
ahh...
ROSA:
Your husband?!
BETTY:
Yes, I had a husband and he was killed
two weeks ago in my kitchen. I was right
there...
Rosa stops.
ROSA:
Jesus!... What are you saying?
They stare at each other for a beat.
ROSA (cont'd)
What?! That you had something to do with
it?
BETTY:
I don't know. I'm just starting to
remember it now. I don't...
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