Sleepless in Seattle Page #12
- PG
- Year:
- 1993
- 105 min
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They watch as Jonah pads down the hallway.
EXT. SAM'S HOUSEBOAT - REAR DECK - ON SAM & VICTORIA
They're standing at the rail, talking.
INT. HOUSEBOAT - NIGHT
Jonah has snuck downstairs and is peeking out the window
at them.
Victoria runs her finger down Sam's arm.
Jonah is horrified.
He dashes over to the phone and begins to dial.
INT. ANNIE'S BEDROOM - NIGHT
A sleeping Annie and Walter are startled awake by the
ringing of her phone.
ANNIE:
(groggy)
Hello.
BECKY:
(through filter)
Turn on your radio!
ANNIE:
What?
BECKY:
(through filter)
The kid is on. You've got me
listening to this garbage.
Go on, turn it on.
WALTER:
Who is it?
ANNIE:
Oh, it's just Becky, she's
having trouble with Rich again.
(into phone)
Hold on, Becky, I'm going
downstairs.
She puts the phone on hold and gets out of bed.
INT. KITCHEN - NIGHT
As Annie comes in and turns on the radio and picks up
the phone.
JONAH (V.O.)
This is a complete disaster. I
wanted him to find a wife, but
he's got the wrong one --
ANNIE:
How am I going to explain this
to Walter?
BECKY (V.O.)
Shhh, listen to this --
Annie takes the portable radio and the telephone
receiver, opens the broom closet and closes herself
inside.
DR. MARCIA FIELDSTONE (V.O.)
Shouldn't your father be the
judge of whether she's right
or wrong?
ON JONAH:
sneaking glances out at Sam and Victoria as he talks.
Victoria puts her arms around Sam's waist and clasps
them behind him.
JONAH:
Please, please don't make me
sick. He's not sane enough to
judge anything. She's a ho.
ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE BROOM CLOSET, WITH THE TELEPHONE
JONAH (V.O.)
(muffled slightly)
My dad's been captured by a ho.
Suddenly Sam happens to look over to the window. Jonah
ducks down behind the desk before Sam sees him.
EXT. HOUSEBOAT - NIGHT
Victoria notices Sam glancing back at the house, aware
that he's concerned about Jonah seeing them.
VICTORIA:
Is he there?
SAM:
(turning back)
No.
(beat)
After he was born, every time
we started to make love, he
would cry. He had an uncanny
sense of timing. We really
shouldn't do anything here
anyway.
VICTORIA:
Absolutely. Right.
And she moves in to kiss him.
ON JONAH:
Jonah peeks up over the top of the desk to check if the
coast is clear and is sickened to see them locked in a
kiss.
JONAH:
Oh God, it's major. He's
kissing her on the lips. I
have to stop this.
ON BROOM CLOSET:
ANNIE:
(muffled)
Come on, Jonah --
BECKY (V.O.)
Do something --
ON JONAH:
DR. MARCIA FIELDSTONE (V.O.)
Jonah, you can't butt in here.
JONAH:
Yes, I can.
He hangs up the phone and SCREAMS.
CUT TO:
ANNIE AS THE BROOM CLOSET DOOR OPENS.
SHE SCREAMS.
It's Walter.
WALTER:
Miss Scarlett. In the broom
closet. With the radio.
ANNIE:
(to Becky)
I gotta go. I'll see you at
work.
(she hangs up, turns
off radio)
Walter, you scared me. Don't
ever do that again.
INT. HOUSEBOAT - NIGHT
As Sam holds Jonah by the shoulders.
SAM:
Don't ever do that again.
JONAH:
spider.
Sam looks at Victoria, shrugs. Back to Jonah.
SAM:
What are you doing up?
JONAH:
I was thirsty.
SAM:
There's a bathroom upstairs.
JONAH:
The water tastes better in the
kitchen.
SAM:
That's true. Why is that?
INT. ANNIE'S TOWNHOUSE APARTMENT - NIGHT
As she and Walter go upstairs to bed.
ANNIE:
radio complaining about this
guy she was sure was Rick,
which meant he was cheating on
her. She was completely
hysterical. Then it turned out
the woman lived in Duluth.
WALTER:
That doesn't make any sense.
ANNIE:
all. Thank God my life is in
place.
INT. ANNIE'S BEDROOM - NIGHT
Walter asleep. Annie stares up at the ceiling, wide
awake. Thinking.
INT. JONAH'S BEDROOM - NIGHT
Jonah lying on his pillow, staring up at the ceiling,
wide awake. Thinking.
INT. JESSICA'S PARENTS' TRAVEL AGENCY - DAY
Jessica is reading the letter from Annie. She's sitting
at a computer in their travel agency, which is on the
entrance level to a charming Seattle townhouse. Jonah
sitting there.
JESSICA:
Write her.
JONAH:
You think so?
JESSICA:
It's Y. O. H.
JONAH:
(agreeing)
Yeah.
(a beat)
What's that?
JESSICA:
Your only hope.
INT. NEWSROOM - DAY
Annie, at her computer, talking to Becky.
ANNIE:
doing a story about those radio
shows.
BECKY:
(nods; after a beat)
You'd probably have to go
somewhere to really look into
it.
ANNIE:
Definitely.
EXT. STREET OUTSIDE JESSICA'S HOUSE - A LITTLE LATER
Jonah and Jessica at the mailbox. As Jonah opens the
mailbox and drops the letter in, we hear a SQUEAL OF
BRAKES. It's Sam's car.
SAM:
(angry)
Get in the car right this
minute.
Jonah, about to get in, looks at Jessica.
JESSICA:
I'll call you later.
Jonah gets in.
INT. SAM'S CAR - CONTINUOUS
SAM:
Did you call that radio station
again?
JONAH:
No.
SAM:
Everyone at work heard you.
JONAH:
I just called for a second.
SAM:
Long enough to call Victoria a
ho.
JONAH:
It's a short word.
SAM:
This is not a joke. Thank God
Victoria doesn't know. It
would really have hurt her
feelings.
JONAH:
(really getting into
it)
If she knew, she'd never
forgive me. It would be
hopeless for the two of you.
EXT. SEATTLE STREET - CONTINUOUS
As the car drives off.
SAM (V.O.)
Don't open your mouth again.
Ever.
EXT. A CAR DOOR SLAMMING - NIGHT
And pull back to reveal:
EXT. BALTIMORE RESIDENTIAL STREET - NIGHT
As Annie and Walter get out of the car, dressed for a
dinner.
WALTER:
Couldn't you just do a phone
interview?
ANNIE:
Not for the kind of place I
want to do. I won't be in
Chicago that long.
WALTER:
When you get back, I'll be
gone --
ANNIE:
And then I'll see you in New
York --
WALTER:
Okay, okay.
EXT. BALTIMORE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - DAY
A 747 accelerates down the runway and blasts into the
winter sky.
INT. AIRPLANE - IN FLIGHT - DAY
Annie is looking out the window, preoccupied.
PILOT'S VOICE
This is Captain Foster
welcoming you aboard Flight 132
to Seattle. Our flying time
today...
ANNIE:
Do you believe that any lie is
a betrayal? That's what Harold
Pinter says, but it seems to me
it's a very harsh way of
drawing the line.
Annie turns back to the window, leaving the seatmate,
who in any case doesn't speak English, completely
mystified.
INT. SEATTLE/TACOMA AIRPORT - DAY
Jonah is standing out of the way at a departure gate,
watching Sam as Victoria checks in for a flight bound
for Minneapolis.
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