Leaving Las Vegas Page #3
- R
- Year:
- 1995
- 111 min
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WEIRD WOMAN:
(strange voice)
Come here.
Sera walks over and something strange takes place between
them.
CUT TO:
10 INT. BEN�S BAR. LA - MORNING
The bar is dark but through a small window we see that it is
a very bright sunny day outside. The bartender reads the Los
Angeles Times. The bar surface is red vinyl. There are five
customers, all single men. One of them is Ben and he is
sitting at the bar watching TV. A game show is in progress
and the TV sound is loud. Ben finishes his drink and grimaces
before indicating to the barman that he�d like a repeat.
Barman pours him a whiskey - Cranberry - and the camera moves
in closer to Ben, ending in a close-up. Ben takes a big hit
from the drink and concentrates on the TV. We hear from the
TV sound that it is a word game with a big prize. Ben smiles
to himself.
The talk show hostess, an American TV beauty, is showing the
audience the prizes available in today�s game show.
ANGLE ON BEN:
As he finishes that drink and asks for another. The camera
moves in close on his eyes.
She turns from the prizes and looks straight into the TV
camera, which starts zooming into her. At first, what she is
saying makes complete sense, but then things change�
HOSTESS:
(smoky, sexy voice)
Just look at this studio,
Ben, filled with glamorous
merchandise, including an
just for You! A big, bad, BMW
motorcycle, complete with
saddle bags stuffed with
thousands of US dollars.
�There are oohs� from the audience.
HOSTESS:
So, Ben,
(tosses her hair)
let�s find a bar, get drunk
and go for a ride.
HOSTESS:
Then we can get a suite
somewhere and order up a case
ourselves silly.
Close-up on males in the audience doing the grunt.
HOSTESS:
This is it, just for You,
Ben.
She unbuttons her top, licks her fingers and makes her
nipples hard.
HOSTESS:
Because You�ve been so
patient, and because I want
to f*** you, take care of
You, and because there�s
nothing else in the world
worth doing.
Section of the audience clapping - some women dabbing their
eyes.
HOSTESS:
Tell you what, Ben, let�s go
to Las Vegas. The bars stay
and day. Just you, just me,
right?
ANGLE ON BEN:
Lost in his fantasy
BEN:
He looks back at the screen, but the show has returned to
what is known as �normal�. He finishes his drink and then an
attack of nausea hit him. He takes a deep breath and rolls
his neck and his head. The barman puts down a fresh drink.
Ben looks at his own hands�which are steady.
BARMAN:
You should go on that show.
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