Pretty Woman Page #8
- R
- Year:
- 1990
- 119 min
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VIVIAN:
I... Edward...
Vivian's face is filled with confusion. She doesn't know his
name. The elevator doors open behind them. She spots the
Operator.
VIVIAN:
(blurting it out)
He knows me.
Mr. Thomas turns and eyes the Operator curiously. The Operator
looks back at them innocently. With a smooth gesture Mr. Thomas
waves the Operator over.
MR. THOMAS
Do you know this young lady?
The Operator nods.
OPERATOR:
She's with Mr. Harris.
MR. THOMAS
(surprised)
Mr. Harris?
OPERATOR:
She apparently joined him last
night.
Mr. Thomas waves the Operator away.
MR. THOMAS
Why don't you come with me. We'll
chat for just a moment.
He takes Vivian gently but firmly by the arm and leads her off.
INT. HOTEL OFFICE - DAY
In a richly furnished office, Mr. Thomas places Vivian in a
comfortable chair and then leans against the edge of his desk.
MR. THOMAS
What's your name?
VIVIAN:
Vivian.
MR. THOMAS
Miss Vivian... things that go
on in other hotels don't happen
at the Regent Beverly Wilshire.
Vivian says nothing.
MR. THOMAS (cont'd)
Mr. Harris, however, is a very
special customer. And we like
to think of our special customers
as friends. As a customer, we
would expect Mr. Harris to sign
in any additional guests. But
as a friend, we're willing to
overlook it, I'm assuming you're
a... relative?
MR. THOMAS (cont'd)
I thought so. You must be his...?
VIVIAN:
Niece?
MR. THOMAS
Of course. Naturally when Mr.
Harris leaves, I won't see you
in this hotel again.
Vivian bites her lower lip, nods.
MR. THOMAS (cont'd)
Good. We understand one another.
(as a gentle
afterthought:
)dress in a more appropriate
manner.
Vivian's face screws up as she tries hard not to cry.
VIVIAN:
That's what I was trying to do.
She can't help it, the tears come. Vivian pulls out the money
Edward gave her. She drops it on the desk. It's a moist-
looking wad now.
VIVIAN (cont'd)
I was trying to get some other
clothes... but...
they wouldn't... they made me feel
like sh*t...
She can't go on. Mr. Thomas politely glances at the money.
He unfolds it, smoothes it and hands it back to her. He sighs.
He picks up the phone. He dials.
MR. THOMAS
(into the phone)
Women's clothing.
(beat)
Bridget, please.
Vivian is staring at him.
MR. THOMAS (cont'd)
Bridget, hello, this is Barnard
Thomas over at the Regent Beverly
Wilshire. Well, thank you, that's
flattering. I'd like to ask a
favor of you. I'm going to send
someone over. Her name is Vivian.
She's a guest of ours. A very
special guest.
He glances at Vivian. With those simple words, he'd made her
feel better.
MR. THOMAS (cont'd)
She's from out of town and she
needs a little help in dressing.
Perhaps you could help her out.
Thank you very much. She'll be
right over.
He sets the phone down and smiles patronizingly at Vivian.
MR. THOMAS (cont'd)
There you are. If you have any
other problems, come ask for me
personally. I'm Mr. Thomas.
VIVIAN:
Barney.
She smiles mischievously.
EXT. FORT OF LOS ANGELES - DAY
A sleek corporate helicopter flies over the port.
EXT. BUILDING ROOFTOP - DAY
Edward, Vance, Stuckey and Jake walk toward the building's
edge. They look out over the empty shipyard as Vance describes
it.
VANCE:
Okay... this is the jewel in
Kross's crown. We can strip out
all the heavy equipment. Some
of the cranes are very valuable
overseas. The Japanese are
salivating for them.
STUCKEY:
Prime industrial property
straddling the Port of Long Beach
and Los Angeles. It gives me a
hard-on.
Edward points toward one of the edges of the shipyard.
EDWARD:
What's that long building over
there?
JAKE:
Storage, I think.
EDWARD:
Not with those smokestacks it's
not.
VANCE:
Let me check.
Vance pulls out a notebook.
JAKE:
The real estate possibilities
are endless. Most of the yard
we'll just level. I talked to
a couple of developers, under the
table, of course, and they said
--
EDWARD:
You what?
JAKE:
I talked to some developers about
the land.
STUCKEY:
What kind of an idiot are you?
You don't talk about this to
anyone.
JAKE:
They're close friends, they'd
never breathe a word --
STUCKEY:
(to Vance)
Where did you dig this moron up?
VANCE:
He's right, Jake, that was an
incredibly stupid thing to do.
It won't happen again, Edward.
I'll pull him off the project
immediately.
EDWARD:
Don't bother.
STUCKEY:
What!?
EDWARD:
We don't have the time to bring
someone new up to speed.
Besides...
(not unkindly, to Jake)
You've already impressed everyone
you need to, haven't you?
JAKE:
It won't happen again, Mr. Harris.
Vance has found what he was looking for in his notebook.
VANCE:
This is interesting. That
building is storage now, but it
used to be a smelting plant. They
closed it down after World War
II.
EDWARD:
I want our lawyers to check into
the toxic waste licences on them
right away. I want to know if the
permits are still valid and what
kind of limits are on them.
STUCKEY:
Jesus, yes. It's a long shot but
effect, they're worth a fortune.
He turns away. The other follow Edward back toward the
stairs.
EDWARD:
What time's diner tonight?
STUCKEY:
Eight o'clock. Kross is bringing
his son. Very bright kid, watch
yourself with him. Who's this
girl you're taking?
EDWARD:
No one you know.
INT. SAKS - SECOND FLOOR - DAY
The elevator opens and Vivian walks out and surveys the room
nervously. She walks toward the women's clothing section.
BRIDGET, a large friendly woman, spots her and quickly
approaches.
BRIDGET:
You must be Vivian.
Vivian nods.
BRIDGET (cont'd)
Let's look at you...
She steps back, regards Vivian with a professional eye.
BRIDGET (cont'd)
Where are you from, dear?
VIVIAN:
(pause)
Georgia.
BRIDGET:
No wonder. For starts, you should
know that hot pants are horrid,
even when you do have the legs
to carry them off. What are your
plans while you're in town?
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