Excess Baggage Page #3
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1997
- 101 min
- 680 Views
SIMS:
Holy sh*t, that's her car!
Barnaby, at the wheel, speeds along in the opposite direction.
BARNABY:
What?
Sims, still clutching his seat belt, grabs for the sirenas they hit a bump, drops the siren, grabs it again.
BARNABY (CONT'D)
I thought you said no sirens.
SIMS:
Turn around! That's her god damned car!
INT. MERCEDES - DAY
Will, whistling casually, hears tires squeal behind himand checks the rear view mirror -- in time to see Sims slap the SIREN atopthe undercover car.
WILL:
Holy sh*t!
Will steps on it, sliding between two more unmarked carsthat screech around corners to cut him off -- he cranks the wheel and avoidsa third --
Will drives better than well -- but he's sweating, cursingunder his breath, fighting to outdistance cop cars converging behind him,to dodge incoming cars that keep adding up --
WILL (CONT'D)
Jesus Christ, all this for a lousy grand theft auto?
Life is not looking good here. Money scattered all overthe ground, all over the water, the barge pilot and mate shaking in theirshoes, the barge grounded in mud at an awkward angle -- and glum undercovercops milling to and fro. The helicopter cop talks into a radio mike.
HELICOPTER COP:
Dan, we lost the money.
INT. UNDERCOVER CAR - DAY
Dan Sims, rocking around each curve, hangs onto his swingingseat belt for dear life and yells into his radio.
SIMS:
What do you mean, you lost the money? It's on abarge! How hard could it be to keep track of a barge?
HELICOPTER COP (V.O.)
We didn't lose the barge. We lost the money.
SIMS:
For Christ's sake, where'd it go?
The helicopter cop stares glumly up at all those flutteringbills in the sky. . . down at all those floating bills on the water. . ..
HELICOPTER COP:
Half is air borne, and the other half sank.
INT. UNDERCOVER CAR - DAY
Dan's about three shades of purple, still clinging to hisdysfunctional seat belt, yelling into the radio --
SIMS:
Well fish it out! --
When the car slows. Dan rounds on Barnaby, the driver.
SIMS (CONT'D)
What are you slowing down for!
BARNABY:
We lost him.
Sims looks up from the radio at the abandoned street.
SIMS:
God damn it, where are the helicopters.
BARNABY:
They lost him too.
Sims slumps.
SIMS:
I don't believe this.
Barnaby shrugs.
BARNABY:
He can't have gone far. They'll pick him up.
INT. WILL'S WAREHOUSE - DAY
The warehouse is large, immaculate, and dark -- ground levelwindows are painted black and barred. Shelves hold engine parts. An oldbeat up Porsche Speedster sits in a corner. Loft steps lead to living quartersabove.
An electric garage door slides open, triggering a ceilinglight, and Emily's Mercedes glides in. The garage door shuts behind it andWill climbs from the car to run a shaky hand through his hair.
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