St. Vincent Page #11
INT. TELLER WINDOW NUMBER 23 - LATER
Vin’s at the bank, standing at TELLER WIDOW #23 again.
TELLER #23
You’re account’s closed, Mr.
Canatella.
VINCENT:
I know that. Withdraw from my
grandson’s account there. I should
be on it.
68.
Vin hands her his ID. She doesn’t think anything about
it.
TELLER #23
How much, sir?
VINCENT:
What’s the balance?
THE TRACK BREEZEWAY - CONTINUOUS
Vin’s standing below the board, holding his race form to
his temple. Communicating with the racing gods.
INT. RACETRACK - CONTINUOUS
Vin slides a wad of cash through the window. Huge bet.
VINCENT:
Lucky Lincoln. New Dime and
Sammy’s Savior. One, two, three in
the third.
VINCENT (CONT’D)
That’s going to make me all better,
my friend.
Vin collects the ticket. Rubs it for good luck.
INT. RACETRACK - BAR
Vin’s watching the race on the bar TV.
The race trumpet blows. The HORSES writhe in their
stalls. The buzzer sounds. The gates fly open.
And...they’re off.
Vin can’t watch, he closes his eyes. Takes a long drink
of his Maker’s. Puffs his cigarette. Listens.
ANNOUNCER (V.O.)
And that’s New Dime taking the
early lead on the rails, followed
by Pretty Patty and Lucky Lincoln.
The Announcer keeps barking in the background. Vin never
opens his eyes.
69.
EXT. RACETRACK - LATER
Vin’s walking towards his car. He lost. It’s in his
gait.
Vin’s slumped, ruined in his mind. Head down. Cigarette
dangling from his lips. Gus and Linda are sitting on
their regular stools, playing Kino.
GUS:
Vin give me a number?
VINCENT:
Five grand.
GUS:
A Kino number.
VINCENT:
You got five grand I can borrow,
Gus? I’ll probably die before I
pay you back even.
GUS:
You serious?
VINCENT:
Dead serious.
GUS:
If I had five grand, I wouldn’t be
sitting here. Let me tell ya.
We’d be on that Carnival Cruise
ship somewhere.
LINDA:
The Alaskan one, Gus. They say
that one’s the prettiest.
GUS:
Whatever one. Eating the buffet.
They say those buffets are like
something else. Endless crab and
lobster and salad bar.
LINDA:
Champagne in the morning with
orange juice. They gotta name for
it...
VINCENT:
Mimosa.
LINDA:
That’s it.
70.
Vin stands, lays some money on the bar.
VINCENT:
(calls out to Roger)
Rog. Get these two some Mimosas on
me.
LINDA:
(surprised in the least)
Oh. That’s sweet of ya, Vin.
Vin walks off.
VINCENT:
I hope you two get to that cruise
one day.
He leaves. Gus and Linda are in shock.
LINDA:
That was real nice a him.
Vin’s car labors through traffic. Endless traffic.
EXT. VIN’S DRIVEWAY - LATER
He pulls into his driveway. Parks.
INT. VIN’S CAR - CONTINUOUS
Vin sits there. Looking at his house. His life. What
now?
INT. VIN’S HOUSE - CONTINUOUS
Vin walks in. Shuts the door behind him. Turns when he
hears...
ZUCKO:
You must think I’m not a very
serious person, Vinny.
How the hell did he get here?
VINCENT:
You broke into my house?
ZUCKO:
The back door was “ajar.”
VINCENT:
You have no right to be here. How
the hell do you know where I live?
71.
ZUCKO:
I do homework on a**holes that owe
money.
Another THUG walks into the room from the bedroom. This
is ANTWAN. Big, dirty. He’s carrying an antique jewelry
box.
VINCENT:
That’s my wife’s, you son-of-abitch.
Vin makes a move for the kitchen.
VINCENT (CONT’D)
I’m calling the police.
Zucko stands, pulls out a gun.
ZUCKO:
You think that’s realistic? We’re
just gonna sit here and let you
pick up a phone and dial 911. Are
you that old? Or that stupid?
Vin turns to Antwan, yanks the jewelry box out of his
hands.
VINCENT:
Get the hell away from that.
Antwan pushes Vin. He flies across the room. Hits the
fireplace wall. Jewelry everywhere.
ZUCKO:
You always have to take the hard
way, Vin. Why is that?
VINCENT:
It’s more interesting.
Vin rolls up his sleeves. Preparing to fight.
ZUCKO:
It’s more painful. Even I know
that.
Vin takes a step towards Antwan.
VINCENT:
Let’s do it then.
ANTWAN:
This mother f***er’s crazy.
ZUCKO:
Don’t kill him, just get close.
Vin takes another step. Stops. Something’s wrong. He’s
wobbly. He grabs his head. Shakes it.
72.
ZUCKO (CONT’D)
What are you doing, old man?
Vin is blurry eyed. He drops to his knees. Hard. His
eyes roll back in his head. It looks like a seizure.
ANTWAN:
He’s dying, man.
Vin falls face first onto the floor. Thud.
BLACK OUT.
ZUCKO (V.O.)
(in the darkness)
Don’t touch him. Leave that sh*t.
EXT. ST. FRANCIS DE SALES - SIDEWALKS
Oliver’s walking out of the school with Ozinski.
OZINSKI:
I have a cousin that’s Jewish. He
had a big sh*t party when he turned
13.
OLIVER:
A barmitzah.
OZINSKI:
Yeah. That’s it. Biggest party I
ever seen.
OLIVER:
It’s a coming-of-age ceremony.
Supposedly a boy becomes a man at
that age.
Ozinski thinks long and hard. It hurts.
OZINSKI:
Nah. My cousin ain’t no man. He’s
a little p*ssy. His wiener ain’t
even shaved.
OLIVER:
Circumcised.
They stop at Ozinski’s bike, chained to a rack.
OZINSKI:
You’re like an Einstein.
Oliver smiles.
OLIVER:
I read a lot.
73.
OZINSKI:
That’s cool. See ya tomorrow.
OLIVER:
Yep. Bye, Robert.
Ozinski nods. Oliver walks away. Then...
OZINSKI:
Hey, how come ya don’t have a bike?
Oliver’s riding on the back of Ozinski’s bike. Scared
for his life, but loving every minute of it.
EXT. RESEDENTIAL STREET - LATER
Ozinski and Oliver arrive in front of Vin’s house.
Oliver jumps off the bike.
OZINSKI:
bastard?
OLIVER:
Sure. Just know he’s not real
friendly at first. It takes him a
long time to warm up.
Ozinski parks his bike.
INT. VIN’S HOUSE - MOMENTS LATER
Oliver keys in. Ozinski right on his tail. Something’s
not right, the house, the energy.
FELIX THE CAT:
Meow. Meow.
Felix rushes up to Oliver, hides behind his legs.
Oliver walks into the room...and then he sees...Vin.
Sprawled out on the floor, face first. Still.
INT. MISSION HILLS HOSPITAL - LATER
CAT Scan lab. Maggie and ANOTHER NURSE are strapping
in...Vin. His eyes are open, but no one’s home.
MAGGIE:
Hi, Vincent. It’s me Maggie.
Oliver’s mom.
74.
MAGGIE (CONT’D)
We’re going to put you in this
machine here and run some tests,
okay? It won’t hurt a bit.
ANOTHER NURSE:
He can’t understand you, Maggie.
Maggie nods. Upset. Vincent grabs her hand. Holds it.
He understands.
MAGGIE:
There you are. This takes about
thirty minutes, okay?
Vin says, “I understand” with his eyes.
Oliver’s sitting in the waiting area. Amongst STRANGERS.
Maggie walks in, worried, looking for her son. Finally
she sees him...
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