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Tin Men Page #5
- R
- Year:
- 1987
- 112 min
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CONTINUED:
BB:
I'll be back, Moe. I'm gonna
even the score.
He gets out of the car, quickly walks over to Tilley's
Cadillac, and with a swift kick, he kicks the headlight
that isn't already broken.
CUT TO:
35 INT. ENTRANCE LOBBY TO PIMLICO HOTEL - NIGHT 35
Tilley, Sam, Mouse and Gil are about to leave the hotel.
They're putting their coats on just inside the closed
door. Tilley is halfway into his coat.
TILLEY:
(to Mouse)
Give me eight points I take the
Knicks over the Lakers for 20.
MOUSE:
It's too big a spread.
We hear the sound of BREAKING GLASS. Tilley responds to
the sound. He looks out of the glass doors and sees BB
kicking in the headlight of his car. BB runs back
towards his car.
TILLEY:
It's that f***ing lunatic again.
He races out of the door of the hotel towards BB's car
which pulls away and speeds down the street. Several
of the tin men run after Tilley. He stands in the street
watching the car disappear.
TILLEY:
(still looking
after the car)
Can you believe this guy? Is
he sane or what?
MOUSE:
Isn't that something?
SAM:
What's he got, a gnat up his ass?
What the hell's wrong with the
guy?
GIL:
Don't you recognize him from the
Corral?
(CONTINUED)
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CONTINUED:
TILLEY:
I don't know the guy!
GIL:
I'll never forget his Marengay.
TILLEY:
I'll tell you something, if Mr.
Marengay wants to play... we'llplay.
CUT TO:
36 EXT. STREET - PROFILE SHOT - NIGHT 36
of the porches of one row house on top of another.
37 INT. PORCH OF HOUSE - NIGHT 37
Tilley is letting himself into his house. He goes intothe kitchen where Nora is sitting, drinking a cup ofcoffee and working on a crossword puzzle. He takes off
his coat and throws it on a chair.
NORA:
(without looking upfrom the crossword
puzzle)
Look at you, quarter to three andhome already. What happened?
You and the fellas run out of
things to talk about?
TILLEY:
Please! I'm out there workingmyself to the bone, trying to makea living.
He goes over to the refrigerator and gets himself someorange juice.
NORA:
What's a five letter word for a
Portuguese overseas province?
Try Macao.
TILLEY:
NORA:
M-A-C-A-O... that fits.
(CONTINUED)
31.
37 CONTINUED:
37TILLEY:
What're you doing up so late?
NORA:
We're off tomorrow.
Beat.
TILLEY:
I think this place may be a little
too large for us.
NORA:
What are you talking about... this
match box?
TILLEY:
It's got a lot of overhead to it.
What do you do... spend your time
in the bedroom and the kitchen,
that's all. So why do you need a
living room and a dining room.
He walks over to the back door and looks out.
TILLEY:
Why do ya need a back yard?
NORA:
You're not selling anything?
TILLEY:
I'm in a slump.
NORA:
It happens.
TILLEY:
Last year I'm number three top
seller... year before, right up
there. I can't get my momentum
going this year.
NORA:
Well, you will. You always do.
TILLEY:
(beat)
I'm not sure I like the idea of
all this overhead breathing down
my neck. When you have a place
like this, that's a lot of
overhead.
(CONTINUED)
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37 CONTINUED:
(2) 37NORA:
What are you talking about? The
monthly payments on your Cadillacare more than this whole house.
Why don't you get yourselfsomething cheaper, like a Chevy?
TILLEY:
It doesn't instill confidence in
my clients. Cadillac means that
you're dealing with someone ofimportance.
(beat)
I thought I had a couple tonight...
they just slipped away... slipped
away.
(beat)
I'm gonna take a bath -- my neck'sbeen tight since this morning.
NORA:
I'll turn out the lights.
Nora gets up and puts the cups in the sink -- gives abig sigh.
CUT TO:
38 INT. TILLEY'S HOUSE - BATHROOM - NIGHT 38
Tilley is in the tub, lathering himself.
and sits on the side of the tub.
Nora enters
NORA:
You know, Tilley, we hardly everdo things together.
Like what?
TILLEY:
NORA:
Do things together that areenjoyable.
TILLEY:
What would we do together forit to be enjoyable?
NORA:
If we went on a picnic... itwould be fun.
(CONTINUED)
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38 CONTINUED:
38TILLEY:
I don't understand a picnic...
we just go some place... we put
a thing on the ground, and we
eat.
NORA:
Yes... it's nice to do that.
TILLEY:
Why? I don't get it. It's better
sitting at home and watching TV.
NORA:
I think there's something nice
about a picnic... it's fun.
TILLEY:
What's fun about it? Ants get
into the food... there's bees.
I don't get it. We have to drive,
there, then you sit in grass and
eat. Why is that fun?
NORA:
I just thought it might be nice
to do something together, that's
all... thought it might be fun.
TILLEY:
It doesn't sound like fun to me...
you take the stuff you've got here
in the house, you take it someplace
to eat it. It's just as much fun
eating in front of the TV, and
we do that together, don't we? No
ants and no bees... much more
comfortable.
NORA:
It's not the same thing.
TILLEY:
Scrub my back, will ya, Nora.
Nora picks up the back brush, puts soap on it and starts
scrubbing Tilley's back.
(CONTINUED)
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38 CONTINUED:
(2) 38TILLEY:
Not too hard!
(beat)
Don't get me wrong, I'm willingto do anything with you. I'm
just a little stymied by apicnic. If you want to go, sendme a postcard.
Nora drops the brush in the tub and walks out of thebathroom.
TILLEY:
What did I say?
CUT TO:
39 EXT. INDUSTRIAL PARK - DAY 39
We see Tilley's Cadillac cruising the streets, obviouslylooking for someone.
CUT TO:
40 INT. TILLEY'S CADILLAC - DAY 40
Tilley is driving with Gil in the passenger seat.
GIL:
I think you make a left here.
Tilley turns the car.
GIL:
Yeah... there it is... that's the
place... Superior Aluminum...
that's it over there.
As Tilley pulls up we see BB's car parked outside of thebuilding.
TILLEY:
Okay, Mr. Marengay... here I come.
He reaches into the backseat of the car and takes out a
crowbar.
GIL:
Hey, Tilley, don't go too wild...
(CONTINUED)
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CONTINUED:
TILLEY:
I'll show the son of a b*tch.
He gets out of the car, crosses to BB's Cadillac, and
smashes in the windshield and all of the windows of the
car.
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