The Boondock Saints Page #13
They laugh.
INT. PRECINCT OFFICE MORNING
Connor cradles the receiver of a pay phone between his cheek
and shoulder. He pockets the pager. As the phone rings, he
readies his pen. The other end of the line picks up and a
thick Russian accent instantly begins speaking. Connor
responds by speaking a few words in Russian before he realizes
it's a recorded message. He begins writing. He hangs up the
phone and smiles as he lights up a cigarette.
INT. POPPA JOE YAKAVETTA'S OFFICE DAY. A.K.A. THE JOKE.
Rocco, still sporting a shiner, enters an office. There are
papers everywhere and it is a cluttered mess of telephones,
filing cabinets, lamps and chairs. Rocco clutches a brown
paper bag as if it is made of gold. POPPA JOE YAKAVETTA,
Rocco's boss, is on the phone. He is in his late forties.
He's always comfortably dressed; sleeves rolled up, collar
unbuttoned.
VINCENZO LIPAZZI swaggers across the office to Rocco. He is
in his late thirties. He goes out of his way to look like
Elvis; open shirt, gold chains and medallions. He is
overweight and has a bouffant hairdo, accompanied by Elvis
shades. Vincenzo flips a half dollar in his hand constantly.
Rocco and Vincenzo hate each other. Yakavetta talks on the
phone.
VINCENZO:
(hushed)
Well, it's the funny man. Give it
here, package boy.
ROCCO:
(a bit defiant)
Joey Bevo said it was important.
Said I had to give it to him myself.
VINCENZO:
(snatching the package)
Gimme the f***in' thing. Now sit the
f*** down!
Rocco obeys like an angry child. Vincenzo puts it in front
of Yakavetta. He sits on a filing cabinet and flips his coin.
Vincenzo giggles and whispers as he pokes fun at Rocco.
The two of them resemble kids behind the teacher's back.
VINCENZO:
(hushed)
I'm Rocco. I'm the funny man. Heee
Hee. I'm so f***in' funny. Hee Hee.
ROCCO:
F*** you Vincenzo.
VINCENZO:
(hushed)
Tell me a joke funny man. Hee Hee.
ROCCO:
I caught your show down at the velvet
room at the Holiday Inn, loved it
when you busted into Viva Las Vegas.
Vincenzo's face drops he gets up and starts walking toward
Rocco. Roc points at him from a seated position. He's scared.
ROCCO:
Hey, hey, hey...
Suddenly Yakavetta jumps to a standing position. He yells.
YAKAVETTA:
F*** you! I could snap my fingers
and have you dead in four hours,
rotting in a truck off of Boyleston!
You insignificant little f***! I
always get my f***in' money!
He slams the phone down. Rocco and Vincenzo are shocked but
try to look composed.
YAKAVETTA:
F***in' 90's are killin' me. I
shouldn't a done that. You're not
supposed to tell a guy you're gonna
kill him anymore. I gotta tip-toe
through the tulips with these
a**holes. I prance. I'm a prancer.
It's what I do... sucked all the fun
right out of this job.
As he speaks he unwraps the wax paper in the bag. Rocco looks
over his shoulder. It's a sandwich. He's embarrassed.
Vincenzo smirks at him.
ROCCO:
Poppa Joe, you want me to go now?
YAKAVETTA:
Yeah. Thanks, Rocco. See ya.
Rocco starts for the door. Vincenzo begins whispering in
Yakavetta's ear.
YAKAVETTA:
Hey, Rocco, wait. Come back here.
ROCCO:
Yeah boss?
Vincenzo continues whispering for a few more seconds, long
enough for Rocco to see. Vincenzo's lips are tight. His teeth
grind.
YAKAVETTA:
I always see you talking to the boys
and making them laugh. They always
come around telling me what a crack
up you are. What is it they call
you?
ROCCO:
(totally intimidated)
The... The funny man.
YAKAVETTA:
The funny man. Well, I got a new job
for you, just for now. Roc, I'm having
a real shitty day. I'm depressed.
Tell me a funny story or a joke.
ROCCO:
(terrified)
Uh. Okay... um... you hear the one
about the, no f*** that one... uh...
oh! oh! Well... sh*t. Okay, there's
a white guy. He's walkin' along the
beach and he finds a, a pot, y'know
and ah, he rubs it and this genie
pops out. But this genie, he's a
ni... he's a black guy.
YAKAVETTA:
He's a n*gger.
ROCCO:
Yeah. And uh, he's pissed off. He
says, "Why you crackers always gotta
find my mother f***in' pot? And he
tells him he's gonna grant all his
three wishes but he's gonna give all
the black guys...
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