Dunkirk Page #2
MALE VOICE (CONT’D)
WHERE’S THE BLOODY AIR FORCE?!
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EXT. ENGLISH COAST, WEYMOUTH HARBOUR -MORNING
A lanky youth runs down to the masts of the crowded harbour.
He races along the wooden dock, jumping over the ropes as he
rushes to a large yacht, the Moonstone.
Super title:
2. THE SEA
one week
5.
The youth, George (seventeen), leaps from the dock into the
well. Two naval officers emerge from the cabin, pushing past.
George watches them go, confused...
Mr. Dawson (fifties, civilian dress) hands George a stack of
china plates and ducks back inside.
A second young man, Peter (nineteen), emerges, carrying
boxes.
PETER:
Navy’s requisitioned her -there’s
some men across the Channel, at
Dunkirk, need taking off.
(points at dock)
They told us to strip her and load
those life jackets.
George looks along at the dock. At a pile of hundreds of life
jackets. George looks at Peter. Surprised.
GEORGE:
Some men?
PETER:
Navy’ll be back in an hour. My dad
wants to be ready before then...
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EXT. SKY -DAY
Moving through billowy peaks, three sleek, beautiful
Spitfires streak into frame. Elegant. In confident formation.
Super title:
3. THE AIR
one hour
INT. COCKPIT, SPITFIRE 1 -CONTINUOUS
The pilot, Farrier, has a light touch on the controls. He
checks his left and right, scanning the skies.
VOICE ON RADIO:
Check fuel, Fortis 1 and 2.
Farrier reaches forward to his fuel gauge, pushes the button
beside it -the needle shoots up to three-quarters full.
6.
FARRIER:
Seventy gallons.
INT. COCKPIT, SPITFIRE 2 -CONTINUOUS
The pilot, Collins, checks his fuel gauge
COLLINS:
Sixty-eight gallons, Fortis Leader.
FORTIS LEADER:
(over radio)
Stay down at five hundred feet to
leave fuel for forty minutes
fighting time over Dunkirk.
COLLINS:
Understood. Vector 128, angels
point five.
INT. COCKPIT, SPITFIRE 1 -CONTINUOUS
Farrier checks his chart.
FORTIS LEADER:
Keep an eye on that gauge, even
when it gets lively -save enough
to get back.
With a glance at his fuel gauge, Farrier pulls on the stick.
EXT. SKY -CONTINUOUS
The three planes bank left in perfect harmony as we CUT
TO:
EXT. BEACH AT LA PANNE -LATE AFTERNOON
Tommy looks down at several patients on stretchers left
behind bearers dead or disappeared...
One of them groans. Still alive.
Tommy looks around. Gibson is there.
They grab the stretcher and hustle down the beach towards the
mole...
7.
EXT. BASE OF THE MOLE -CONTINUOUS
A Warrant Officer tries to keep order as men line up to start
the shuffle out along the eight-foot wide concrete mole.
The line of stretcher-bearers approaches...
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