The Truman Show Page #5
- PG
- Year:
- 1998
- 103 min
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Tyrone tries not to let his disappointment show as Truman pays
the Cashier and exits.
TYRONE:
See ya tomorrow, Truman.
EXT. CITY PARK. DAY.
TRUMAN eats lunch alone on a concrete bench in a cement park.
From his briefcase he pulls out an old hardcovered book, "To The
Ends Of The Earth - The Age Of Exploration".
A TRANSIENT in a wheelchair approaches, looking for a handout.
Truman gives the homeless man half of his sandwich, reconsiders
and gives him it all, his appetite gone. As the transient
wheels himself away, Truman loses himself in his book.
INT. A DIMLY-LIT ROOM SOMEWHERE. DAY.
Close up on an old man's face. CHRISTOF. Hair pure white,
late-sixties, a vitality in his eyes that belies his years.
He stands beside a floor-to-ceiling window in a dimly-lit room.
Outside the window, a single palm tree swaying against a deep
blue Californian sky. A news anchor-style earpiece disappears
down the neck of the unconventionally-cut suit he wears.
Suspended from the ceiling above his head is a television
monitor upon which a surveillance picture of Truman, engrossed
in his book, silently plays.
CHLOE, twenty-something, androgenous-looking, similarly-suited,
joins Christof at the window.
CHRISTOF:
(never taking his eyes
from the monitor)
You ever pass a car wreck on the side of the
road? They're pulling out a body. You know
you shouldn't look, but you do.
INT. A CONFERENCE ROOM SOMEWHERE. DAY.
A group of a dozen MEN and WOMEN of varying ages sit around
a circular conference table in a sterile, windowless meeting
room. All stare at a single telephone placed in the center of
the table, anticipating a call. On cue, the phone rings and one
of the men, after waiting for the second ring, picks up.
MAN:
Hello?...I'm sorry, I got more than enough
insurance.
He hangs up. After a moment the phone rings again.
INT. INSURANCE COMPANY. DAY.
TRUMAN sits at his desk, making a cold call.
TRUMAN:
(into receiver)
...this isn't about insurance, this is
about the great variable - when will
death occur? Could be a week, a month,
a year. Could happen today...A sunbather,
minding his own business, gets stabbed in
the heart by the tip of a runaway beach
umbrella...No way you can guard against
that kinda thing, no way at all...
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