Fletch Page #2
- PG
- Year:
- 1985
- 98 min
- 790 Views
STANWYK:
Who?
FLETCH:
Hopalong Cassidy. Killed himself here.
Bow and arrow. Strange.
---Stanwyk stops before the front door, stares at Fletch
STANWYK:
What are you, doped up or something?
---Fletch abruptly changes gears, stares at Stanwyk
FLETCH:
I don't work for you yet, assface.
Don't talk to me like that.
STANWYK:
(after a beat)
Come inside.
15 INT. HOUSE - DAY
---Stanwyk and Fletch enter. A Mexican Maid crosses.
STANWYK:
Buenas dias.
MAID:
Buenas dias.
She disappeared.
FLETCH:
I commend you on your Spanish.
---Stanwyk doesn't reply, keeps on walking. He opens a set of double doors to the
---left of the winding staircase, then stands to one side, indicating that Fletch
---should enter.
16 INT. LIBRARY - DAY
---Massive fireplace. Everything built in teak. Fletch enters, and Stanwyk closes
---the door behind them.
FLETCH:
Ahh, the library. Masculine but sensitive.
---Stanwyk wordlessly goes behind the desk
FLETCH:
Really, I love what you've done with the place.
Must have cost you...hundreds.
---Stanwyk turns, looks out a pair of French doors behind his desk, then turns
---back.
STANWYK:
Here's my proposition, Mr. Fletcher.
FLETCH:
I'm all ears.
STANWYK:
I want you to murder me.
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20 FLETCH
---Even garrulous Fletch is stopped in his tracks by this remark, uttered in the ---most business-like manner.
21 STANWYK
STANWYK:
Here. On Thursday. I'd like you to shoot me dead.
22 FLETCH
---He just stares, barely breathing.
23 STANWYK
STANWYK:
The reason I ask you to do me this service
is that I am facing a long, painful, and most
certain death. You see, I have bone cancer.
I don't know if you know anything about bone cancer.
24 FLETCH
---He shakes his head.
25 STANWYK
STANWYK:
It doesn't get any worse than that. Just
eats you up, bit by bit.
FLETCH:
---Finally regains the gift of speech.
FLETCH:
You don't look sick, Mr. Stanwyk.
27 MASTER
STANWYK:
I don't feel sick. Not yet. They tell me it'll
start getting bad in about a month. After that...
well, I'd rather not be around for it.
FLETCH:
Why don't you try suicide?
STANWYK:
My company has taken out a very large insurance
policy on me. And I have a wife. Suicide would
nullify my insurance. Murder does not.
FLETCH:
So why pick me?
STANWYK:
You're a drifter, a -- pardon the expression --
beach bum. No one would notice if you disappeared.
I've watched you for a couple weeks.
FLETCH:
Maybe I'm just on vacation.
STANWYK:
Not with the scum you hang out with. I've watched.
I've thought. Its a perfect scheme. I even have a perfect
escape plan for you.
FLETCH:
Did it ever occur to you that I might not want to kill you?
STANWYK:
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