There's Something About Mary Page #18
- R
- Year:
- 1998
- 119 min
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DISSOLVE TO:
EXT. MARY'S APARTMENT - DAY
A lovesick Healy is mauling Mary out on the sidewalk in front
while Warren stands off to the side LISTENING TO A WALKMAN.
REVERSE ANGLE reveals a devastated Ted and Dom watching this
from Ted's car.
TED:
F*** me.
(sighs)
Let's go home.
DOM:
No! You've gone through way too much to
back down now. Get over there and do
something--I can't stand watching this.
BACK ON MARY AND HEALY as Healy starts OVER-DOING IT and Mary
has to break it off.
MARY:
Whoa, whoa, how's my stomach taste?
Healy LAUGHS.
HEALY:
How's my stomach taste, she says.
(shakes head)
Hey thanks for picking up the lunch tab,
Mare. Sorry I forgot my wallet. I feel like
a dog.
MARY:
Forget it. It was...fun.
ON TED AND DOM:
Ted recognizes Warren.
TED:
Holy sh*t, there's Warren.
BACK ON MARY. HEALY, AND WARREN
Suddenly we see Warren PERK UP at something.
WARREN:
Franks and beans!
ON TED AND DOM:
TED:
Jesus, I think her brother spotted me.
They both duck down in their seats.
BACK ON MARY. HEALY. AND WARREN
WARREN:
Beans and franks.
MARY:
Give it a rest, War. You just ate.
HEALY:
Aw, leave him alone, he's just got a big
appetite.
(to Warren)
Am I right?
Healy winks at Mary.
WARREN:
Huh?
Healy reaches over and lifts a headphone off Warren's ear.
HEALY:
I said you've got a big app--
Suddenly Warren SUCKER-PUNCHES HEALY IN THE THROAT.
HEALY (cont'd)
Urrggghh...
MARY:
Warren!
ON TED AND DOM - as they flinch.
DOM:
Attaboy!
BACK ON MARY et al - Healy holds his throat, clearly in pain.
MARY:
Are you okay?
HEALY (cont'd)
(raspy, to Mary)
Not to worry. So...see you tonight,
right? Right?
MARY:
(cornered)
Sure.
Mary watches with a look of concern as Healy gets in his car and
drives off.
ON TED AND DOM:
Ted stares gazily.
DOM:
Well? What are you waiting for?
TED:
I don't know what to say.
DOM:
Tell her the truth about Healy! Blow the
schmuck out of the water.
TED:
Are you crazy? I've unleashed a psycho on
her. She's gonna be f***ing pissed.
(stares at Mary)
She's even more beautiful than I remember.
THEIR POV - Mary and Warren start to go in the apartment.
DOM:
Get over there, you p*ssy! She's leaving!
Suddenly Dom HONKS THE HORN, then ducks down. Mary turns around
and sees Ted.
TED:
You a**hole, what are you--
(CALLING OUT CHEERILY)
Mary! Is that you?
MARY:
(squinting)
Who's that?
Ted gets out of the car and hustles across the street toward Mary.
TED:
It is you! It's me...Ted. From Rhode
Island Ted.
Finally she recognizes him.
MARY:
Oh my God...Ted.
(big smile)
What are you...? I can't believe this. I
haven't seen you since--
TED:
Yup, that's right. Junior prom...kinda.
MARY:
And did everything--?
TED:
Oh yeah, healed right up. No visible scars.
Mary LAUGHS.
TED (cont'd)
How are you doing, Warren?
WARREN:
Good, Ted. Piggy back ride?
TED:
I'm gonna take a rain check.
Mary is stunned.
MARY:
I can't believe he remembered you. He never
remembers anybody.
(beat)
You know I tried to call you for weeks
after that.
TED:
Really? I never got a message.
MARY:
That's weird. I talked to your brother
Jimmy five or six times.
Ted is devastated to hear this.
MARY (cont'd)
By the way, how's he doing?
TED:
He's dead.
MARY:
(taken aback)
Oh, Ted I'm so sorry to hear that.
TED:
(bitter)
No, it was a good thing.
(off her look)
I mean, good in that it was very quick.
Ted pantomimes an explosion.
MARY:
Oh. So...what brings you down here?
TED:
Funny story. You see, me and a buddy of
mine decided to...ah...you know...just
...drive down.
She stares at him.
MARY:
Well you look great. Are you married, do
you have kids?
TED:
Nope, nope--dodged a few bullets.
(smiles)
God, I cannot believe I'm standing here
with Mary Jenson.
MARY:
Actually, it's Mary Brooks now.
TED:
(taken aback)
Oh...are you...?
MARY:
Nope, haven't walked the plank yet.
(off his look)
There was this guy back in college who was
bothering me...got kind of ugly--a
restraining order, the whole bit. Anyway,
when I got out of Princeton I changed my
name as a precaution.
TED:
Jeez...that sounds awful. Hey, what do you
say we go out to dinner tonight, catch up
on old times?
BEAT.
MARY:
Didn't we just do that?
Ted doesn't know how to respond to this and then she smiles.
MARY (cont'd)
I'm kidding. I'd really love to, Ted, but
the thing is I already have plans. How
about tomorrow night?
TED:
Mary, we haven't seen each other in twelve
years.
(beat)
Don't make me wait another day.
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