All the King's Men Page #2
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2006
- 128 min
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PILLSBURY:
Hi, Willie.
DUFFY:
(to Sheriff)
Did you apologize to Willie?
SHERIFF:
(mumbles)
Yeah, I apologized to Willie.
DUFFY:
Did you give him his handbills back?
SHERIFF:
Yeah, I gave 'em back.
DUFFY:
Give him back his flag and his bag
and...
(points to Jack)
give this man his camera.
WILLIE:
I'm going to be on that same street
corner tomorrow, Mr. Duffy.
DUFFY:
You go right ahead, Willie. We all
believe in free speech. We got to...
it's in the Constitution.
WILLIE:
My boy is out distributing those
handbills now.
DUFFY:
It's a free country, Willie. If you
can convince the people to vote for
you... you go right ahead.
WILLIE:
What did you want to see me about,
Mr. Duffy?
DUFFY:
I wanted you to meet a fella came
all the way up from the state capital
to meet you. A reporter. Wants to
write you up... maybe put your picture
in the paper.
WILLIE:
(turns to Jack)
I'm happy to know you, sir.
JACK:
Burden's my name... Jack Burden. Can
we go somewhere where we can talk?
DUFFY:
Now that ain't polite. Don't you
want to hear both sides of the story?
Jack examines the camera that has just been returned to him.
JACK:
I know your side.
(finds the plate
missing)
What happened to the plate your men
took from my camera?
DUFFY:
Must have dropped out. Oh, come on,
fellas, let's relax. It's a hot day...
Hey, Sugar Boy...
SUGAR BOY:
Yeah?
DUFFY:
Bring some cold beer for the boys.
WILLIE:
None for me, thank you kindly.
PILLSBURY:
Now you know Willie don't drink,
Tiny. His wife don't favor drinking.
And Willie's the teacher's pet, ain't
you, Willie?
WILLIE:
I'll have some orange pop if you
don't mind.
Duffy roars with laughter.
DUFFY:
Orange pop! All right, Sugar Boy.
Bring him some orange pop.
SUGAR BOY:
(stutters)
Th-th-the p-p-pop's s-s-sold out.
DUFFY:
Did you hear that, boys? The p-p-
pop's s-s-sold out.
They all laugh.
PILLSBURY:
Now ain't he a card?
WILLIE:
(his face hard)
He stutters, Mr. Duffy, but you...
you don't say anything.
(to Jack)
Let's go, mister.
They turn and go out.
DISSOLVE TO:
Exterior:
Dirt Road, DayJack is driving Willie home to his farmhouse. They pass a
farmer and his family walking by the side of the road. Willie
smiles and waves to them.
Exterior:
Stark Farmhouse, DayAs the car pulls into the drive we see Pa Stark in his rocking
chair on the porch, and Lucy, who stands at the top of the
steps, waiting to welcome Willie.
WILLIE:
(as they go up the
steps)
This is my wife, Lucy, Mr. Burden.
JACK AND LUCY:
How do you do?
WILLIE:
That's my pa.
Jack reaches out to shake his hand.
DISSOLVE TO:
Interior:
Stark Farmhouse, Night
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