The French Connection Page #5
- R
- Year:
- 1971
- 104 min
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9.
One of the slips of paper catches his eye as he is going
through the ritual of the cigarette mooch, a slip bearing
the name of a girl. His attention is really on the entrance
of the Club and both his conversation and the cigarette
business are detached and incidental to the art of waiting
through the stakeout. He stuffs the cards back into his
pocket.
DOYLE:
Monica? Who's Monica?
RUSSO:
(handing him a cigarette)
A and A, that's all you're
interested in -- Arrests and Ass.
As soon as DOYLE has finished lighting the cigarette SAL and
his PARTY come bubbling out of the Club noisily, a little
drunkenly. SAL waves to the attentive DOORMAN.
DOYLE close, leaning forward over the wheel to put his hand
on the ignition key. He does not turn it. He is waiting
for the cover of noise from the starting of SAL's car.
RUSSO is turning the opposite corner of the car into a bend,
his head back, arms across his chest.
DOYLE:
Cloudy, I'll lay odds he takes us
to Little Italy.
DOYLE reaches under his seat for the straw surveillance
hat - throws it up to read ledge of car.
RUSSO:
I'm telling you, Popeye, he owns a
bagel mine in the Bronx.
A long view of the Club entrance. SAL and ANGIE, a well-
built "classy" blonde with good legs, get into their black
Mercury sedan. The Mercury takes off towards First Avenue.
We hear DOYLE's car start and we move off after them on the
last blink of tail-lights at the corner.
EXT. BROADWAY - NIGHT
Cabs, Daily News and Times delivery trucks, bakery vans and
a few cruising cabs, one or two passenger cars and a coasting
green and black police cruiser -- this is the 4:30 a.m.
traffic through which DOYLE moves.
A rear-window view of SAL and ANGIE BOCA, in animated
conversation. His head is turned toward her, his hand
raised in a gesture. ANGIE is sitting in a corner with her
back to the door, in profile to the back window.
10.
Her blonde head bobbles with laughter over some remark SAL
has made.
A long overhead view of the two cars wheeling in and out of
the sparse traffic.
Close shot of the license plate on BOCA's car.
Close shot DOYLE staring at license plate, memorizing it.
EXT. RATNER'S - DAY
BOCA and ANGIE exit restaurant, get into their car and drive
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