Wag the Dog Page #4
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- Year:
- 1997
- 97 min
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LEVY:
How much...?
AMES GESTURES HIM TO BE QUIET.
BREAN:
And, to hold it together, I need two days. There is no
B-2 Bomber:
here's what you do ahout that: whoever isleaking stuff to that geek at the Post, lets it slip,
"Geez, I hope this doesn't screw up the B-2 Program..."
"What B-2 Program, and why should it screw it up?" "If
the president moves to deploy the B-2 before it is
fully tested." "Deploy the B-2, Why?" "In the
Crisis."
AMES:
What crisis?
BREAN:
I'm working on it. Same time, you call Billy Scott at
Joint Chiefs, and pour him onna plane right now to
Seattle, y'got that...? All flustered and worried. To
talk to the Boeing people.
AMES:
(TO LEVY)
Do it...
BREAN:
(TO CAIN)
And you?
CAIN:
But there isn't a B-2 bomber.
BREAN:
Where'd you go to school, Kid. Wellesly?
CAIN:
Dartmouth
BREAN:
Then show a little spunk. There Is no B-2 Bomber,
General Scott, the best of your knowledge, is not in
Seattle to talk with Boeing...
AMES:
It won't hold.
BREAN:
One day, Two days? Course it's gonna hhhh....
CAMERA TAKES THEM DOWN THE HALL, WHERE WE SEE THE CLEANING PEOPLE, WITH FLOOR
POLISHERS, LOOKING UP AT THE PICTURE OF THE PRESIDENT AND THE GIRLSCOUTS, AND
SNICKERING.
ANGLE:
THE CLEANING PEOPLE NOTICE THEY ARE BEING WATCHED AND DISPERSE.
AMES:
It won't hold, Ronnie, it won't prove out.
BREAN:
We don't need it to prove out. We need it to distract
them for two weeks til the election.
AMES:
What would do that...?
AMES:
(CONT.)
What in the world would do that?
BREAN:
I'm working on it.
HE TURNS AROUND AND STARES AT THE WALL.
BREAN WALKS TO THE COUNTER WHERE THE COFFEE AND ROLLS ARE STEAMING. ON THE
WALL ARE HUNG TWO WIPE-OFF SLATES. ONE READS "DAYS TO ELECTION 12," THE OTHER
READS "% IN FAVOR 63" BREAN PICKS UP A ROLL, DOWNS A COFFEE, AND STARTS OUT OF
THE DOOR.
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