Ferris Bueller's Day Off Page #4
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1986
- 103 min
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He looks at himself in the mirror on the back of his closet
door. He doesn't like what he's wearing. He continues his
speech as he disrobes.
FERRIS:
Unfortunately, now my parents have a
legit argument. Garth doesn't need his
brother to give him a rep anymore. He's
getting one on his own. He's lost. It's
over for him. He's eighteen. Gone from
school. Gone from life. His legacy is
a gas station.
17 INT. HOUSE. STAIRCASE 17
Ferris comes down the stairs. He's wearing a completely
different outfit.
FERRIS:
One very serious danger is playing
sick is that it's possible to believe
your own act.
18 INT. KITCHEN 18
Ferris comes into the kitchen and crosses to the
refrigerator.
FERRIS:
That and boredom. Alot of people
ditch and feel great for about an
hour. Then they realize there's
nothing to do. TV and food. I myself
have ditched and gotten so bored I
did homework. Figure that sh*t out.
He takes a sip out of a bottle of orange juice.
FERRIS:
You have to plan things out before
you take the day off. Otherwise
you get all nervous worrying about
what to do and all you get is grief
and the whole point is to take it
easy, cut loose and enjoy.
He crosses to the pantry.
FERRIS:
You blow your day and at about three
o'clock, when everybody's out of school,
you're going to wish you'd gone to
school so you could be out having
fun.
He emerges from the pantry with a handful of Oreos.
FERRIS:
Avoid the misery. Plan your day.
Do it right.
19 INT. FAMILY ROOM19
Ferris walks in and flops down in an armchair.
FERRIS:
There's alot of pressure at work
in my age group. And it's not always
recognized.
He reaches over and picks up the telephone. He sets it in
his lap.
FERRIS:
Some guy whose hair is falling out
and his stomach's hanging over his
belt and everything he eats makes
him fart, he looks at someone like
me and thinks, "This kid's young and
strong and has a full, rich future ahead
of him, what's he got to b*tch about?"
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