Very Bad Things Page #21
- R
- Year:
- 1998
- 100 min
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BOYD:
Just go home.
MICHAEL, eyeballs Adam. Adam eyeballs him right back. Michael
hits the gas and screeches away.
BOYD:
All right. Let's all go back in.
Adam? You're cool right?
ADAM:
No. I'm not Boyd. I am not cool at
all.
Reluctantly, they start back in.
A hundred or so feet away, Michael's car comes to an abrupt
stop. They all turn. Michael turns his car around, idles for
a moment.
INT. MICHAEL'S CAR
Michael in a trance, staring at the guys watching him.
MICHAEL:
Mr. F***ing Minivan...
He hits the gas.
EXT PARKING LOT:
Wheels spin, rubber burns. The guys watch as Michael speeds
full throttle, like a battering ram, right at Adam's beloved
minivan.
ADAM:
NOOOO!!!!
Adam jumps between the minivan and Michael's car.
INT. MICHAEL'S CAR
Michael's expression turns to horror. He slams on the brakes,
but it's too late.
EXT. PARKING LOT
Michael's car crushes Adam like a sandwich meat between his
car and the minivan. Metal, flesh, severed limbs, Adam
explodes like a gnat.
CUT TO:
THE HORRIFIED EXPRESSIONS OF BOYD, MOORE AND FISHER
INT. UCLA EMERGENCY - WAITING ROOM
Chaos. The room is filled with people from the Rehearsal
Dinner.
Black-eyed, nose broken, LOIS sobs, surrounded by her kids
and Liz.
Boyd and Fisher talk to the POLICE.
BOYD:
It was just a crazy freak accident.
He thought the car was in reverse...
He didn't realize.
The COP takes notes.
MICHAEL sits in a corner by himself. Ghost white. Trembling.
COP:
Was there some sort of an argument?
FISHER:
No. Nothing like that.
COP:
We heard there was some arguing going
on. Some loud talk.
BOYD:
No. No. We were just all outside
just talking.
COP:
What were you talking about?
BOYD:
The wedding. We were talking bout
how it was going to be one of the
last times for us to all be together
with Fisher not being married...
COP:
A lot of people seem to think there
was some hostility out there.
BOYD:
(getting righteous)
Well I can't really comment on what
"a lot of people" thought. I can
only tell you that we had a horrible
accident here and were all feeling
extremely traumatized and your
questions are a bit poorly timed.
We're in full on grieving mode right
now thank you very much Officer...
Randone.
FISHER:
Easy Boyd.
BOYD:
No easy Boyd! I got a best friend in
there in pieces. How about a little
sensitivity?
Boyd storms off, goes and sits with Michael. Fisher stays
with the cop.
COP:
That's all I wanted to know.
A DOCTOR appears in the doorway.
DOCTOR:
His situation is critical. He's asking
to speak to his wife.
SHOTS of the guys eyeing each other nervously as Lois slowly
gets up and follows the Doctor into a treatment room.
The guys move to the door, where they can see Lois, leaning
over the hospital bed, talking to Adam.
POV GUYS:
Adam hooked up to dozens of wires, etc...
Lois leans over to kiss him. Adam appears to be whispering
something to her.
ON THE GUYS:
Watching Adam speak to Lois... Nervous.
POV GUYS:
Lois has her ear to Adam's mouth. He is clearly speaking to
her. Lois is sobbing when... ALARMS GO OFF IN ADAM'S ROOM.
A MEDICAL TEAM rushes into the room. Adam is a v-tach --
Heart's not beating. The team injects medicine, defribulates.
Lois watches in horror as her husband dies in front of her...
Finally a DOCTOR calls time of death.
Lois collapses on the floor.
WAITING ROOM:
The guys have witnessed Adam's death. Michael turns in horror.
Boyd, Fisher and Moore stare. Liz rushes to Fisher, throws
her arms around him, overcome with grief.
INT. DENNY'S - LATE NIGHT
Fisher, Boyd, Moore and Michael eat eggs.
BOYD:
The need to know is clear. What did
Adam tell Lois? That's the name of
the game. What did Adam tell Lois?
What does Lois know?
MICHAEL:
Ball park sausages.
BOYD:
You want some breakfast meat, Michael.
Is that what you want?
MICHAEL:
(clearly starting to
crack)
Franco Harris has a flare for the
dramatic. The former Pittsburgh
Steeler running back, beat known for
"The Immaculate Reception," his
improbable sixty yard Ricochet
Reception. I say Ricochet Reception
has made a bold move on corporate
America.
(inappropriately loud)
Harris has lead a group of investors
in the purchase of the Park Sausage
Company. By taking on the challenge
of resurrecting Park's, Harris is
engaged in the equivalent of a sudden
death overtime.
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