Sleepless in Seattle Page #15
- PG
- Year:
- 1993
- 105 min
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SUZY:
You saw her in the airport and
then here?
SAM:
I tried to talk to her...
(he shrugs)
It was like I knew her. Weird.
GREG:
Well, at least you're out there
seeing people again. That's
terrific.
SAM:
Well, just one really.
SUZY:
SAM:
It'll take him a while to come
around. A month ago he called
shows and told them I needed a
wife --
SUZY:
(charmed)
You're kidding --
SAM:
Now that I'm seeing someone,
ON JONAH:
he's not asleep after all. He's been listening all
along.
SAM:
GREG:
Are you serious?
SAM:
She wants to meet me at the top
SUZY:
It's a little derivative.
SAM:
What do you mean?
SUZY:
"An Affair To Remember." Did
you ever see it? Cary Grant
it was called "Love Affair With
Irene Dunne And Charles Boyer."
GREG:
Women love this movie.
On Jonah, listening.
SUZY:
They met at the Empire State
Building, only they didn't.
Never mind.
GREG:
What kind of person would write
radio?
SAM:
I got hundreds of letters from
women all over the country --
GREG:
Desperate women --
SUZY:
Just because someone's looking
for a nice guy doesn't make
them desperate.
GREG:
starved?
SUZY:
No.
GREG:
It is easier to be killed by a
terrorist --
SUZY:
It is not --
GREG:
Right, right.
Suzy's irritated.
SAM:
Anyway, Victoria's nice.
SUZY:
Would you follow her through an
airport?
SAM:
Look, I met somebody. She's
good, and capable and smart.
We hit it off. We can't spend
your life chasing after
fantasies.
Jonah is devastated by the realization that his dad is
serious about Victoria.
INT. SAM'S BEDROOM - ON SAM IN BED - NIGHT
The door to his bedroom opens.
Annie walks in. She's wearing a white men's shirt.
ANNIE:
Hi.
SAM:
Hi.
(a beat)
So far so good. So. What
should we talk about? How
insecure we were in high
school. Shirley Votypka, the
first girl I ever felt up.
Health. What about health?
Did you know that eating six
macadamia nuts is the
equivalent of eating a steak?
ANNIE:
Shhhh --
She unbuttons her shirt.
And they kiss.
FREEZE FRAME on the kiss. It becomes the silhouette of
a man and a woman kissing.
The silhouette of a man and a woman kissing on a red box
of Valentine's Day chocolates and now we see:
EXT. BALTIMORE - VALENTINE'S DAY - DAY
A few quick shot of Valentine's Day in Baltimore: shop
windows lined with candy displays of red satin hearts,
lacy Valentine cards, red roses in elaborate floral
arrangements, old ladies selling chocolates, young
ladies selling perfume.
A red Valentine's envelope is being tossed on a desk,
and pull back to reveal:
Annie at work. She looks at the card and opens it.
It's from Walter. She smiles. Looks up. There's
Becky.
BECKY:
You're going to miss the train.
ANNIE:
No, I'm not.
(she starts assembling
her things)
BECKY:
What are your plans in New
York?
ANNIE:
We're going to the Rainbow Room
and the symphony tomorrow night.
BECKY:
I love the symphony.
ANNIE:
(cheerfully)
I hate it.
(she stands to go,
starts toward the
elevator)
I'm so happy, Becky. Finally I
feel happy. This is right.
This is real. Everything else
is what happens when you watch
too many movies and completely
lose sight of what counts.
(as she steps into
elevator)
Please don't tell anyone about
what happened. "Sleepless in
Seattle" is history.
INT. BALTIMORE TRAIN STATION - DAY
Annie through the train window as the train starts to
move out of the station.
The map we saw at the beginning of the movie, as the
light dims in Baltimore and a light goes on in New York.
Annie steps out of a cab.
Walter opens the door to a beautiful suite. A bouquet
of flowers sits on the desk. A bucket of champagne.
Annie throws herself into his arms.
Walter sneezes.
EXT. THE EMPIRE STATE BUILDING - DAY
And pull back to reveal that it's a shot from "An Affair
To Remember."
And pull back to reveal:
INT. JESSICA'S HOUSE - DAY
JONAH is watching with his little girlfriend JESSICA,
who's crying.
JESSICA:
(weeping)
This is the best movie I've
ever seen in my life.
JONAH:
I don't get it.
JESSICA:
You have to go to her, Jonah.
You have to find her.
Jonah nods. But he isn't sure how he's going to do it.
JONAH:
Do you know how much it costs
to go to New York?
JESSICA:
Nobody knows. It changes
practically every day. How
much money do you have?
JONAH:
Eighty dollars.
JESSICA:
I have forty-two. So that
would definitely cover
taxicabs, I think.
JONAH:
But how am I going to get
there?
JESSICA'S MOTHER
Honey, I'm going out for a few
minutes.
(sticking her head in
the door to the living
room)
Could you keep an eye on things
out front till I get back?
Jessica looks over at Jonah.
JESSICA:
Sure.
INT. JESSICA'S HOUSE - TRAVEL AGENCY OFFICE - DAY
Jessica is working on the computer. She punches Jonah's
name into it.
JESSICA:
Do you want an aisle or a
window seat?
JONAH:
Window.
JESSICA:
Do you want a fruit plate?
JONAH:
I don't know. Do I?
JESSICA:
(shrugs)
I'd rather die than eat on an
airplane.
(beat)
I'm telling them you're twelve
so you can fly unaccompanied
and they won't make you be
carried around by a stewardess
and everything.
Jonah nods.
Now Jessica takes a ticket form out of the desk and
starts to fill it out for Jonah.
EXT. FIFTH AVENUE - TIFFANY'S - A SCULPTED GLASS HEART
- DAY
formed by two dancers bending over backwards, awash in
pink light and spotlighted in white.
Walter and Annie are among a few other people -- couples
mostly -- looking in the windows. Each one a variation
on the heart motif. They move to a window -- "Broken
Heart" -- burnished metal, with tow cherubs flying out
of the wound in the middle.
ON WALTER AND ANNIE'S REFLECTION
They're both in their own worlds. Then they both start
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