Face\Off Page #4
- R
- Year:
- 1997
- 138 min
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Barnes signals Officer Morris, who is petting "Dinah," the
precinct's mascot CAT.
GEOFFREY:
Excuse me, Officer. May I
have a private word with you?
(Morris puts Dinah
down and approaches)
I just wanted to say ...
(drops English accent
and speaks in his
natural American idiom)
Thanks for being one dumb f***.
Barnes reaches through the bars, and SNAPS MORRIS'S NECK!
Morris sags lifeless as "Barnes" -- aka CASTOR TROY --
quickly and calmly grabs the unarmed cop's keys.
Transformed, this man is coordinated, aggressive, sexy.
INT. HOTEL -- NIGHT
Pollux and the twins hurry inside. The door cracks open
again as a hand hangs a DO NOT DISTURB card over the knob.
This room does indeed have a view -- of the precinct's SQUAD
ROOM -- through its steel-reinforced plexiglass windows.
The trio scan with INFRA-RED GOGGLES: HEAT SIGNATURES of
computers, coffee makers, the cat -- finally a bald COP.
LUNT:
Number 6 -- the cue-ball.
LARS sights through his laser-sighted RIFLE. A harmless
SPOT of light momentarily tags the cop's bald pate, then
vanishes. An LED on the rifle's scope clicks from 5 to 6.
LARS:
6 is tagged.
POLLUX:
Hurry ...
INT. PRECINCT -- NIGHT
CASTOR picks his way through the back rooms of the precinct
when a DOOR opens in front of him.
A COP emerges from the head, zipping up his pants. CASTOR
silences the cop with a quick punch to the throat and drags
him back into the head just before --
BRYCE and cops charge by -- toward the holding tank.
CASTOR slips out after they've passed. Keeps moving.
INT. HOTEL -- NIGHT
POLLUX aims, fires a SILENCED five-barrelled weapon --
EXT. PRECINCT WINDOWS -- NIGHT
Five CHARGES sink into the reinforced plexiglass.
INT. HOTEL -- NIGHT
POLLUX turns to the twins -- they nod. Ready.
INT. PRECINCT -- NIGHT
HOLDING ROOM:
BRYCE finds Morris dead, Castor gone. Hehits a button.
SQUAD ROOM:
Busy Cops look up as the ALARM suddenlyscreams. Then -- BOOM! The plexiglass windows EXPLODE
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