The Fabulous Baker Boys Page #2
- R
- Year:
- 1989
- 114 min
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At which point Frank's hands descend onto the keyboard
and give birth to the melody of -- what else? "People.'
They exit the stage to applause.
FRANK:
Thank you. Remember, room service is available
till one A.M. for you late-nighters.
INT. HOTEL KITCHEN
Jack and Frank pass through the steamy hotel kitchen.
FRANK:
Don't make trouble, all right?
JACK:
Who's gonna make trouble?
(spotting someone)
Hey, amigo!
JACK'S POV - MAN
in an apron, cutting meat off a huge soup bone,
looks up.
BACK TO SCENE:
MAN:
Jack!
(lower)
Frank.
FRANK:
(the feeling's mutual)
Yeah, hi, Hector.
HECTOR (MAN)
(re:
the soup bone)For Eddie. I wrap.
JACK:
Gracias.
FRANK:
(as they exit)
I mean it, Jack. Behave.
JACK:
Like an angel.
INT. OFFICE
Frank stands across the desk from a YOUNG MAN who,
despite his youth, has an irritatingly paternal
attitude toward the two men in his office. Jack stays
in the doorway, smoking a cigarette, as if to venture
any further is to risk contracting some hideous
disease.
LLOYD (YOUNG MAN)
(preparing a cash envelope)
Terrific, boys. Really. Terrific.
FRANK:
Thanks, Lloyd.
LLOYD:
Yes, sir. You're just what we needed on a night
like this.
FRANK:
Uh ... thanks.
Frank glances at Jack and realizes he should have left
him in the kitchen with Hector and the soup bone.
LLOYD:
Only, Jack, do me a favor, will ya, pal? If you
wanna smoke, put on a pair of sunglasses and go
play with the n*ggers on State Street. These
blisters from the midwest don't wanna watch some
guy dripping ash all over himself while he's
playing 'The Sound of Music.'
ANGLE - JACK
Smoke curls out of Jack's nose. He is utterly still,
like a pit bull eyeing a steak.
BACK TO SCENE:
LLOYD:
Okay, boys, that ought to buy you a few more
lessons. By the way, Frankie, I'm declaring this.
Lloyd slaps a slender envelope onto the desk and,
business closed, busies himself with other matters.
FRANK:
Uh ... You don't know when you'll be wanting us
back, do you, Lloyd?
LLOYD:
I'll call you.
FRANK:
Uh, well, you know, the way our schedule is, I
thought maybe...
LLOYD:
I'll call you.
Frank bites down and takes the envelope from the desk.
JACK:
Count it.
FRANK:
Huh?
JACK:
Count it.
FRANK:
Jack...
JACK:
Count the f***ing money, Frank.
Lloyd looks up. Jack is staring right into him.
Reluctantly, Frank opens the envelope.
FRANK:
It's all here.
(pulling Jack out)
I'll be talking to you, Lloyd.
Lloyd doesn't answer. He just looks at Jack, smiling
with amusement.
Jack comes out onto the street holding the wrapped
soup bone, dogged by Frank, who's got the cardboard
stand-up under his arm.
FRANK:
You mind telling me what that was about in there?
Was that planned?
Or were you just bored and decided
to get creative?
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