Pretty Woman Page #18
- R
- Year:
- 1990
- 119 min
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EDWARD:
How are you, Mr. Kross.
KROSS:
Not bad for a man who hasn't
slept in four nights. I'll get
used to it.
An angry, reluctant looking David Kross is behind his father.
Stuckey brings up the rear. Edward and David give one another
perfunctory nod. Stuckey smugly winks at Edward. Edward closes
the door and leads them all down the stairs.
Vivian is very troubled at Kross's appearance. He gently nods
at Vivian.
KROSS:
Young lady.
VIVIAN:
Hello.
(to David)
Hi.
DAVID:
Hello, Vivian.
STUCKEY:
Let's not waste time here, shall
we? Mr. Kross, you said this
morning, you wished to speak with
Mr. Harris. Mr. Harris is now
listening.
Kross has to fight down his humiliation at Stuckey's tone. He
turns to Edward.
KROSS:
Yes. I'm here to tell you that
I've reconsidered my position on
your acquisition offer.
EDWARD:
Expected... offer.
KROSS:
Of course, yes. After the
expected filing period is over,
board that we accept your bid.
EDWARD:
(a moment)
You're making the right decision,
sir.
Stuckey glances triumphantly at Edward. He is surprised to
see that there doesn't seem to be any victory in Edward's face.
Edward is silent. Kross interprets his silence as second
thoughts.
KROSS:
I'll see you on one condition.
I'm not so concerned for me but
the people who have worked for
me...
Vivian is disturbed watching this tired looking man.
STUCKEY:
(quickly)
They'll be taken care of. Won't
they, Edward?
Kross ignores Stuckey. He looks to Edward. Edward slowly
nods.
KROSS:
I'll sign anything you want then.
STUCKEY:
Today.
Kross nods tiredly. His voice is very soft.
KROSS:
Today.
Vivian abruptly turns and disappears into the bedroom,
obviously upset. The men all watch her go. Edward hesitates.
He turns to Kross:
EDWARD:
Excuse me, please?
He heads to the bedroom.
INT. PENTHOUSE BEDROOM - DAY
Vivian is sitting on the bed, on the phone.
VIVIAN:
Hello. Is Kit DeLuca there?
When she comes in will you have
her call Vivian Wells at 560-30000.
Yes. Okay.
She hangs up as Edward comes in.
VIVIAN:
What did you do to him?
EDWARD:
What do you mean?
VIVIAN:
Last time I saw him he was this
strong guy. Now he's beaten.
And you liked him.
EDWARD:
Vivian, I want you to listen to
me. The man realized that it
would be better for his future
and his son's future, if he
cooperated.
VIVIAN:
Right.
EDWARD:
It's not your concern. It's...
business, that's all.
VIVIAN:
Business.
EDWARD:
Yes. The man made a business
decision.
VIVIAN:
It's all just business to you.
Him. Me. Your life.
Everything's business.
EDWARD:
It's what I do for a living.
It's how I make money.
Silence.
EDWARD:
I'll be back in a few hours.
We'll talk about this later.
INT. PENTHOUSE LIVING ROOM - DAY
Edward enters the living room. The men look at him
expectantly.
EDWARD:
We'll continue this down at the
office.
He heads for the door.
Vivian stands at the railing, unhappily looking out at the city
beyond. The phone RINGS. She turns and hurries inside.
INT. PENTHOUSE LIVING ROOM - DAY
Vivian answers the phone.
VIVIAN:
Lo?
INT. HOTEL LOBBY - DAY - INTERCUT
Mr. Thomas is standing behind the front desk, a rather strained
expression on his face.
MR. THOMAS
Barnard Thomas here. Miss
Vivian, I wonder if you might come
down to the front desk. There's
someone here to see you.
VIVIAN:
Me?
MR. THOMAS
I'd send them up, but sadly, I
don't trust the young lady to find
you on her own.
A hand reaches out and wrenches the phone away from Mr. Thomas.
Kit, heavy make-up, skimpy outfit, chewing gum, cigarette and
all, keeps her voice just below a bellow.
KIT:
Viv? Where are you, babe?
(glaring at Mr. Thomas)
The sphincter-police won't let
me through.
INT. HOTEL LOUNGE - DAY
Kit finishes slurping on a big, frosty ice cream soda. She
smacks her lips like a happy, little girl. Vivian isn't having
anything.
VIVIAN:
Yes, I'm glad you're clean but
I've been calling and calling.
KIT:
Was that you?
VIVIAN:
Who did you think?
KIT:
Carlos. I still owe him two
hundred bucks...
VIVIAN:
Kit, I left that money for you
days ago.
KIT:
Yeah. I just got it.
An OLDER COUPLE walk past the table. They stare at Kit.
KIT:
Fifty bucks, grampa. For
seventy-five, the wife can watch.
Horrified, the elderly couple hurry away.
VIVIAN:
Kit...
KIT:
Everybody keeps starin' at me.
VIVIAN:
Yeah... I know what you mean.
KIT:
What do you know? You look good.
All dressed up.
(meaning it)
You clean up real nice.
(giggling)
You sure don't fit in down on
the Boulevard, lookin' like you
do. Not that you ever did anyway.
VIVIAN:
You think I fit here where they
just about chew your food for you?
KIT:
Where do you fit?
Vivian is silent, then.
VIVIAN:
(suddenly)
I kissed him, Kit. On the mouth.
KIT:
Honey, you're not supposed to
do that.
VIVIAN:
I know. I stopped pretending
and started liking it with him
for real.
KIT:
Oh, my god, you mean it was good?
VIVIAN:
(miserably)
It was great.
KIT:
Dummy.
VIVIAN:
He wants to set me up in a place,
give me some money.
KIT:
I pray for that.
VIVIAN:
(nods)
All I'm doing is feeling lousy
about it. I don't know what to
do. What do I do, Kit?
KIT:
Go for the bucks.
VIVIAN:
I don't care about bucks.
(a beat)
I might love this guy.
KIT:
Wow, are you in deep sh*t.
(a sigh)
You know he'll break your heart.
Vivian is silent again.
KIT (cont'd)
I blame myself here. First time
I laid eyes on ya', I knew you
were too complicated to be a
whore.
Vivian nods. Her face is filled with confusion.
INT. BROKERAGE HOUSE - CONFERENCE ROOM - DAY
Edward stands at the window looking out. There is something
about his somber demeanor that both reflects the look we've just
seen on Vivian and suggests the way we saw him at the top of
the story.
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