Leaving Las Vegas Page #4
- R
- Year:
- 1995
- 111 min
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11 INT. SMART BUSINESS SPACE - MORNING
Ben sitting at a desk with a phone wedged on his ear, a cup
of black coffee on the desk. The walls are covered with
framed film posters and one complete wall has shelves jammed
with scripts. He nods from time to time and sometimes says
�yes� or �OK�, but it becomes clear that there is no one on
the other end. He drinks from the coffee cup. A woman comes
up to his desk, a business colleague. She puts a wad of
messages down on the desk.
BEN:
Yeah, but what�s the back end
like? By the time we�re
through with P and A, the
above-the line is going to
with something like this... I
don�t know if Disney will go
for it... can I call you back
on this? OK... chow for now.
(to the woman)
Good morning.
WOMAN:
(cautious)
Ben... Mr. Simpson was looking
for you. I said that you had
a doctor�s appointment. He
said for you to go in as soon
as... are you OK?
BEN:
(pulling himself together)
I�m fantastic, but I gotta go
out now... very important
meeting, could make a coupla
million for the company.
Ben gets up and as he passes her he grabs her and dances a
few steps. It is clear that she likes Ben, but when his face
gets close to hers she smells the alcohol on his breath and
she turns away. Ben stops dancing and smiles sadly.
WOMAN:
(tender)
Ben?
BEN:
What?
WOMAN:
You should go now.
She leaves the room and Ben goes through some routine at the
desk. He opens a drawer of a filing cabinet and puts in his
whole arm, looking for something at the very back. He pulls
out a small vodka bottle and opens it and then pours the
contents into his coffee cup. With cup in hand he leaves the
room.
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Ben is sitting opposite his boss, Mr. Simpson, who is very
upset. He hands Ben an envelope. Ben opens it and pulls out a
check. He looks at the amount.
BEN:
(genuinely moved)
This is to generous Peter.
SIMPSON:
(close to tears)
around, Ben, but you know how
it is.
BEN:
(ashamed)
Sure thing... and I�m sorry.
Ben takes a swig from his coffee cup.
SIMPSON:
(trying to cheer things along)
Well... what are you going to
do now?
BEN:
Las Vegas.
Simpson looks puzzled.
BEN:
The bars never close.
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13 INT. BEN�S BMW � DAY
Ben drives though Beverly Hills. He pours the content of a
small bottle of vodka into an empty Coke can, puts the empty
bottle under the seat and then drinks from the can.
He slips a tape into the player and we hear �Lonely
Teardrops�, by Michael McDonald, one of Ben�s favorite songs.
At a traffic light a cop on a bike pulls up next to him and
Ben takes a pull from the Coke can and smiles, mouths the
word �hot�. The cop nods back at him, the light changes and
they both pull away.
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