The Story of Luke
[ BIRDS CHIRPING ]
[ BREATHES DEEPLY ]
[ WATCH BEEPING ]
[ EXHALES SHARPLY ]
Sure.
But the church is too big.
Sure.
But the church is too big.
[ GASPS ]
But the church is too big.
[ GASPS ]
Laura, cool it.
[ GASPS ]
Laura, cool it.
Is that...you know?
Laura, cool it.
Is that...you know?
Do you think the -- the mother
Is that...you know?
Do you think the -- the mother
will show up now?
Do you think the -- the mother
will show up now?
No. No.
will show up now?
No. No.
Poor thing. He's all alone.
No. No.
Poor thing. He's all alone.
[ BREATHES DEEPLY ]
Poor thing. He's all alone.
[ BREATHES DEEPLY ]
[ BREATHES DEEPLY ]
THERE HE IS.
[ ORGAN MUSIC PLAYING ]
THERE HE IS.
HE WAS HERE THE WHOLE TIME?
THERE HE IS.
HE WAS HERE THE WHOLE TIME?
I ALMOST CALLED THE COPS.
HE WAS HERE THE WHOLE TIME?
DIDN'T YOU TELL HIM TO WAIT FOR
I ALMOST CALLED THE COPS.
DIDN'T YOU TELL HIM TO WAIT FOR
US?
DIDN'T YOU TELL HIM TO WAIT FOR
US?
DO WE HAVE TO CREATE A SCENE?
US?
DO WE HAVE TO CREATE A SCENE?
WHY NOT MAKE A SCENE?
DO WE HAVE TO CREATE A SCENE?
WHY NOT MAKE A SCENE?
OTHERWISE IT'S LIKE I'M NOT EVEN
WHY NOT MAKE A SCENE?
OTHERWISE IT'S LIKE I'M NOT EVEN
THERE.
OTHERWISE IT'S LIKE I'M NOT EVEN
THERE.
YOU KNOW WHAT?
THERE.
YOU KNOW WHAT?
JONAS IS GONNA BE IN A NURSING
YOU KNOW WHAT?
JONAS IS GONNA BE IN A NURSING
HOME BY THE END OF THE WEEK.
JONAS IS GONNA BE IN A NURSING
MARK MY WORDS.
MARK MY WORDS.
OHH.
COME ON.
LET'S GO SIT DOWN.
COME ON.
LET'S GO SIT DOWN.
COME ON. COME ON.
LET'S GO SIT DOWN.
COME ON. COME ON.
COUSIN DOESN'T LOOK THA
COME ON. COME ON.
COUSIN DOESN'T LOOK THA STUPID.
COUSIN DOESN'T LOOK THA STUPID.
HE'S PROBABLY THINKING THE
STUPID.
HE'S PROBABLY THINKING THE
SAME THING ABOUT YOU.
HE'S PROBABLY THINKING THE
SAME THING ABOUT YOU.
COULD YOU PLEASE KEEP YOUR
SAME THING ABOUT YOU.
COULD YOU PLEASE KEEP YOUR
VOICE DOWN?
COULD YOU PLEASE KEEP YOUR
VOICE DOWN?
WE'RE PRACTICALLY THE ONLY
VOICE DOWN?
WE'RE PRACTICALLY THE ONLY
ONES HERE.
WE'RE PRACTICALLY THE ONLY
ONES HERE.
ALL RIGHT, THAT'S IT.
ONES HERE.
ALL RIGHT, THAT'S IT.
SHUT UP OR WAIT IN THE CAR.
ALL RIGHT, THAT'S IT.
SHUT UP OR WAIT IN THE CAR.
LUKE, DEAR.
SHUT UP OR WAIT IN THE CAR.
LUKE, DEAR.
ARE YOU OKAY?
LUKE, DEAR.
ARE YOU OKAY?
[ ORGAN MUSIC INTENSIFIES ]
ARE YOU OKAY?
[ ORGAN MUSIC INTENSIFIES ]
[ SIGHS ]
[ ORGAN MUSIC INTENSIFIES ]
[ SIGHS ]
[ BREATHING HEAVILY ]
[ SIGHS ]
[ BREATHING HEAVILY ]
[ WHIMPERING ]
[ BREATHING HEAVILY ]
[ WHIMPERING ]
[ SCREAMING ]
SCREAMING DOESN'T ACCOMPLISH A
SINGLE THING.
SINGLE THING.
MAKES YOU LOOK LIKE SOME
BLITHERING BOZO.
MAKES YOU LOOK LIKE SOME
BLITHERING BOZO.
NOT GOOD.
WHY ARE YOU SLEEPING HERE?
IS THIS YOUR ROOM?
NO, GRANDPA.
IS THIS YOUR ROOM?
NO, GRANDPA.
WE'RE AT THE RELATIVES'.
NO, GRANDPA.
WE'RE AT THE RELATIVES'.
WHAT ARE WE DOING HERE, LUKE?
WE'RE AT THE RELATIVES'.
WHAT ARE WE DOING HERE, LUKE?
IT'S PAST 9:
00 P.M. GRANDPA.WHAT ARE WE DOING HERE, LUKE?
IT'S PAST 9:
00 P.M. GRANDPA.WE'RE SLEEPING.
IT'S PAST 9:
00 P.M. GRANDPA.WE'RE SLEEPING.
IF I WERE 25, I-I WOULDN'T BE
WE'RE SLEEPING.
IF I WERE 25, I-I WOULDN'T BE
SLEEPING HERE.
IF I WERE 25, I-I WOULDN'T BE
SLEEPING HERE.
[ LAUGHS ]
SLEEPING HERE.
[ LAUGHS ]
I'D BE OUT DRINKING AND SCREWING
[ LAUGHS ]
I'D BE OUT DRINKING AND SCREWING
AND RAISING HELL.
I'D BE OUT DRINKING AND SCREWING
AND RAISING HELL.
[ LAUGHS ]
AND RAISING HELL.
[ LAUGHS ]
IT'S NIGHTTIME, GRANDPA.
[ LAUGHS ]
IT'S NIGHTTIME, GRANDPA.
IT'S NIGHTTIME, GRANDPA.
WE HAVE TO USE OUR INSIDE
VOICES.
VOICES.
DO YOU LIKE TO SCREW, BOY?
VOICES.
DO YOU LIKE TO SCREW, BOY?
[ Laughing ] OH, I BET YOU DO.
[ Laughing ] OH, I BET YOU DO.
[ LAUGHS ]
[ Laughing ] OH, I BET YOU DO.
[ LAUGHS ]
IT'S SO WONDERFUL.
[ LAUGHS ]
IT'S SO WONDERFUL.
[ LAUGHS ]
THIS BED IS SH*T.
[ GRUNTS ]
TOMORROW WILL BE A BEAUTIFUL
[ GRUNTS ]
TOMORROW WILL BE A BEAUTIFUL
DAY.
TOMORROW WILL BE A BEAUTIFUL
DAY.
DAY.
BUT YOU NEED YOUR REST.
I'LL MAKE YOU PANCAKES AND EGGS
BUT YOU NEED YOUR REST.
I'LL MAKE YOU PANCAKES AND EGGS
FOR BREAKFAST.
I'LL MAKE YOU PANCAKES AND EGGS
FOR BREAKFAST.
NOW GET SOME SLEEP.
FOR BREAKFAST.
NOW GET SOME SLEEP.
[ SNORING ]
NOW GET SOME SLEEP.
[ SNORING ]
[ DOOR OPENS ]
[ SNORING ]
[ DOOR OPENS ]
[ FOOTSTEPS ]
[ DOOR OPENS ]
[ FOOTSTEPS ]
YOU ARE NOT LISTENING!
[ FOOTSTEPS ]
YOU ARE NOT LISTENING!
YOU ARE NOT LISTENING!
HE HAS LUNATIC FITS.
I AM LISTENING TO YOU.
HE HAS LUNATIC FITS.
OH, COME ON.
HE HAS LUNATIC FITS.
OH, COME ON.
I MEAN, GOD KNOWS WHAT OTHER
OH, COME ON.
SICK BEHAVIORS -- I MEAN, PAUL,
SICK BEHAVIORS -- I MEAN, PAUL,
WE NEED TO GET THEM PROPER CARE!
SICK BEHAVIORS -- I MEAN, PAUL,
WE NEED TO GET THEM PROPER CARE!
IT'S WHAT'S BEST!
WE NEED TO GET THEM PROPER CARE!
IT'S WHAT'S BEST!
WHAT, BEST FOR WHO?
IT'S WHAT'S BEST!
WHAT, BEST FOR WHO?
FOR YOU?
WHAT, BEST FOR WHO?
FOR YOU?
THEY'RE FAMILY, CINDY!
FOR YOU?
THEY'RE FAMILY, CINDY!
THEY'RE FAMILY.
THEY'RE FAMILY, CINDY!
THEY'RE FAMILY.
THEY'RE MY FAMILY.
THEY'RE FAMILY.
THEY'RE MY FAMILY.
THEY'RE OUR FAMILY.
THEY'RE MY FAMILY.
THEY'RE OUR FAMILY.
THEY'RE OUR FAMILY.
GONNA BE STUCK WITH THEM ALL
GONNA BE STUCK WITH THEM ALL
DAY!
[ AIR HISSES ]
[ WATCH BEEPING ]
COMMERCIALS ARE...
OVER.
THERE'S COMPANY AND
CONVERSATION:
RECIPES AND NEW CREATIONS
RECIPES AND NEW CREATIONS
WE'RE COOKIN' UP SOMETHING
GOOD HERE AT HOME OOMETHING
HELLO, FAMILY, AND WELCOMEO
OUR INDOOR MEMORIAL DAY...
LUKE?
OUR INDOOR MEMORIAL DAY...
LUKE?
LUKE, ARE YOU IN HERE?
LUKE?
LUKE, ARE YOU IN HERE?
LUKE, ARE YOU IN HERE?
FOR OUTSIDE ON MEMORIAL DAY...
FOR OUTSIDE ON MEMORIAL DAY...
[ SIGHS ]
FOR OUTSIDE ON MEMORIAL DAY...
[ SIGHS ]
YES, I'M HERE.
[ SIGHS ]
YES, I'M HERE.
AND BECAUSE YOU MAKE THEM,
YES, I'M HERE.
YOU PUT IT TOGETHER, YOU'RE
AND BECAUSE YOU MAKE THEM,
YOU PUT IT TOGETHER, YOU'RE
DONE.
YOU PUT IT TOGETHER, YOU'RE
DONE.
[ SIGHS ]
DONE.
[ SIGHS ]
HOW MUCH PER POUND?
[ SIGHS ]
HOW MUCH PER POUND?
A WHOLE POUND?
HOW MUCH PER POUND?
A WHOLE POUND?
CRUMBLE IT ALL UP...
A WHOLE POUND?
CRUMBLE IT ALL UP...
SO YOU GAVE US QUITE A SCARE
CRUMBLE IT ALL UP...
SO YOU GAVE US QUITE A SCARE
Translation
Translate and read this script in other languages:
Select another language:
- - Select -
- 简体中文 (Chinese - Simplified)
- 繁體中文 (Chinese - Traditional)
- Español (Spanish)
- Esperanto (Esperanto)
- 日本語 (Japanese)
- Português (Portuguese)
- Deutsch (German)
- العربية (Arabic)
- Français (French)
- Русский (Russian)
- ಕನ್ನಡ (Kannada)
- 한국어 (Korean)
- עברית (Hebrew)
- Gaeilge (Irish)
- Українська (Ukrainian)
- اردو (Urdu)
- Magyar (Hungarian)
- मानक हिन्दी (Hindi)
- Indonesia (Indonesian)
- Italiano (Italian)
- தமிழ் (Tamil)
- Türkçe (Turkish)
- తెలుగు (Telugu)
- ภาษาไทย (Thai)
- Tiếng Việt (Vietnamese)
- Čeština (Czech)
- Polski (Polish)
- Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian)
- Românește (Romanian)
- Nederlands (Dutch)
- Ελληνικά (Greek)
- Latinum (Latin)
- Svenska (Swedish)
- Dansk (Danish)
- Suomi (Finnish)
- فارسی (Persian)
- ייִדיש (Yiddish)
- հայերեն (Armenian)
- Norsk (Norwegian)
- English (English)
Citation
Use the citation below to add this screenplay to your bibliography:
Style:MLAChicagoAPA
"The Story of Luke" Scripts.com. STANDS4 LLC, 2024. Web. 18 Dec. 2024. <https://www.scripts.com/script/the_story_of_luke_18940>.
Discuss this script with the community:
Report Comment
We're doing our best to make sure our content is useful, accurate and safe.
If by any chance you spot an inappropriate comment while navigating through our website please use this form to let us know, and we'll take care of it shortly.
Attachment
You need to be logged in to favorite.
Log In