Bonnie and Clyde Page #4
- R
- Year:
- 1967
- 111 min
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EXT. CAR. ANOTHER ANGLE. DAY.
The camera pulls back and above the car. The car starts to
go crazy in a comical fashion, manifesting to the audience
just what is happening to the driver controlling it. The
car swerves all over the road. The car comes to a sudden
halt. The car starts again. It swerves this time almost
right off the road before it straightens out. It jumps and
jerks. Another car comes down the road the other way and
CLYDE's car swerves so much as to make the other guy drive
right off the road into the dirt. It is almost Mack Sennett
stuff, but not quite that much.
INT. CAR. BONNIE AND CLYDE. DAY.
BONNIE grabs the wheel and turns it sharply.
EXT. CAR. DAY.
It hairpins off the road onto a shoulder beneath some trees.
INT. CAR. BONNIE AND CLYDE. DAY.
--still settling to a stop. BONNIE and CLYDE appear to be
necking heavily now, punctuated by BONNIE's squeals of
passion as she squirms and hops about like a flea, trying to
get to CLYDE. The floor gear-shift is keeping their bodies
apart, however. In exasperation, BONNIE takes the gear
shift and shoves it forward out of their way. She plunges
onto CLYDE, burying him from view.
9.
BONNIE:
(kissing, biting)
...You ready?...
CLYDE:
(muffled, laughing)
...Hey, wait...
BONNIE:
(giggling herself)
Aren't you ready? Well, get ready!
BONNIE has obviously touched him. With savage coquetry she
tears into her clothes and his.
BONNIE:
(muffled)
C'mon, honey, c'mon, boy...let's
go...let's...
CLYDE:
(muffled)
Hey...hey, wait a minute...quit
that now, cut it out.
(sharply)
I said, cut it out!
He shoves her rudely away, slamming her into the far car
door. Suddenly it looks as if they've been fighting. Both
unbuttoned and unglued, they stare silently at one another,
breathing heavily. CLYDE gets out of the car, clearly
shaken. Despite the fact that he may have encountered this
situation many times before, it's one that no twenty-oneyear-
old boy in 1932 is sophisticated enough to dismiss
easily with bravado.
BONNIE remains seated in the car. She seems terribly
vulnerable. She fumbles about for a cigarette, too confused
to figure out what didn't happen. CLYDE turns back and
reaches through the car window from the driver's side,
lighting it for her. BONNIE casts CLYDE a fishy stare, then
accepts the light.
CLYDE:
(trying to be casual,
even insouciant)
Look, I don't do that. It's not
that I can't-
(his voice cracks,
fingers, and he bangs
his head onto roof of
car, and he goes
right on)
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