The Bourne Supremacy Page #13

Synopsis: After escaping from the emotional and physical pain he previously encountered. Jason Bourne and his girlfriend Marie begin a new life as far away as possible. But when an assassination attempt on Bourne goes horribly wrong, Bourne must re-enter the life he wanted to leave behind, in order to find out the truth why they are still after him.
Genre: Action, Thriller
Director(s): Paul Greengrass
Production: Universal Pictures
  5 wins & 21 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.8
Metacritic:
73
Rotten Tomatoes:
81%
PG-13
Year:
2004
108 min
$176,049,130
Website
1,991 Views


A GUN!

Wheeling around. The salaryman is JARDA. JARDA from Bourne's

dream. But as he turns --

BOURNE behind him. Bigger gun. Waiting. So ready.

BOURNE:

I emptied it.

JARDA:

(a total pro)

Felt a little light.

BOURNE:

Drop it.

JARDA lets the gun fall, looks his old comrade over a beat.

But Bourne's not interested in a reunion.

BOURNE:

Here...

Bourne tosses him FLEXCUFFS -- JARDA puts his hands behind

his back, turns to let BOURNE cinch them.

BOURNE:

Front. Use your teeth.

JARDA:

(caught scamming)

Sorry. Old habits.

BOURNE kicks over a chair. Sit.

JARDA:

Word in the ether was you'd lost

your memory.

BOURNE checking JARDA'S briefcase -- tearing through it --

BOURNE:

You still should've moved.

JARDA:

I like it here.

(a beat)

Last time I saw you was Greece. You

had a good spot.

BOURNE reacts -- doesn't look over -- but realizes...

JARDA:

I had the girl. I had her lined up

that whole afternoon. Waiting for

you, that was the problem.

(defensive)

You ever do two targets? It's tough.

BOURNE turns. Cold.

JARDA:

(his real question)

So why didn't you kill me then?

BOURNE:

She wouldn't let me.

(beat)

She's the only reason you're alive.

Silence. JARDA down a peg. Or two.

JARDA:

What do you want?

BOURNE:

Conklin.

JARDA:

He's dead.

BOURNE -- the gun -- right to Jarda's face --

BOURNE:

Try again.

JARDA:

Shot dead in Paris. Dead the night

you walked out.

BOURNE/PHONE

Then who runs Treadstone?

JARDA:

Nobody. They shut it down. We're the

last two. It's over...

(not finishing because --)

-- he's falling! -- landing hard -- BOURNE just kicked the

chair out from under him --

BOURNE:

You're lying. If it's over, why are

they after me?

JARDA:

I don't know.

BOURNE:

Who sent you to Greece?

JARDA:

A voice. A voice from the States.

Someone new.

BOURNE:

Pamela Landy?

JARDA:

I don't know who that is.

BOURNE:

What's going on in Berlin?

JARDA:

I don't know! Why would I lie?

Silence. BOURNE pulls back. Unsure.

JARDA makes it to his feet.

JARDA:

What the hell did you do? You must

have really screwed up.

BOURNE doesn't know. He backs off.

JARDA:

She really did that? Told you not to

kill me?

(beat)

I had a woman once. But after a while,

what do you talk about? I mean, for

us. The work. You can't tell them

who you are...

BOURNE:

I did.

JARDA hesitates. It's really like Bourne just told him how

much he loved her.

JARDA:

I thought you were here to kill me.

Something in the way he said it. Plus Jarda just glanced at

his watch.

BOURNE:

What did you do?

JARDA shrugs, almost embarrassed. BOURNE looks across to the

alarm pad Jarda hit on the way in. Voltage -- like a switch.

BOURNE:

You called it in?

JARDA:

I'm sorry.

BOURNE:

How long? How long do I have --

(stopping because --)

THE PHONE JUST STARTED RINGING -- loud -- insistent --

BOURNE:

How long?

INT. DOD RAPID CAR -- DAY

Jamming -- right the f*** into it -- three guys -- JARHEADS -

DOD Special Force dudes -- speeding through MUNICH -- JAR #1

is the driver -- JAR #2 is prepping weapons like a maniac in

the backseat and --

JAR #3

(on the phone)

-- it's a red flag file! -- so fix

it, call them back ASAP! --

JAR #1

(the call)

What? What'd they do?

JAR #3

(bad news)

She called Munich local.

JAR #2

(slamming home another

clip)

It's probably just a drill anyway.

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Tony Gilroy

Anthony Joseph "Tony" Gilroy is an American screenwriter and filmmaker. He wrote the screenplays for the Bourne series starring Matt Damon, among other successful films, and directed the fourth film of the franchise. more…

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