
Five Easy Pieces
- R
- Year:
- 1970
- 98 min
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(4.33 / 3 votes)The toothed bucket of a back hoe trenches into the
earth, then lifts up into the air, revealing Bobby
in hard-hat and heavy gloves, operating the levers.
As the hoe swings off to the side and deposits a
load of earth into the rear of a truck...
... a SERIES OF SHOTS begins, showing Bobby and a
fellow hard-hat (ELTON) engaged in the dirty and
dangerous task of working "crew" with a team of
TOOL-PUSHERS on the derricks of Signal Hill.
Functioning as servants of the well and its pumps,
the PULL rods, MAKE and BREAK joints on the rig
floor, WELD tubing, CARRY pipes, CLIMB the "tour,"
and PLAY THE DOZENS on beer wagon breaks.
INT. BOBBY'S CAR - SIGNAL HILL - NIGHT
ABOVE SONG OVER:
Bobby, still in his hard hat, as he drives. Out
through the window, the derricks of the Hill can be
seen, their night-work lights on.
EXT. BOBBY'S CAR - NIGHT
SONG OVER:
FOLLOWING ON the car as it moves off the Hill into
the seamy districts adjacent to it, passing by fast
food joints, liquor stores, all-night porno parlors
and neon-lighted bars.
INT. BOBBY'S CAR - NIGHT
SONG OVER:
ON BOBBY'S FACE:
as he stares out through the windshield, his eyes
distant, dwelling in an oblivion that blanks both
the present and past.
EXT. BOBBY'S CAR - NIGHT
SONG OVER:
The car pulls onto a low-rent residential street
and comes to a stop in front of a small bungalow.
Bobby exits the car, moves up the walkway to the
house and disappears inside.
INT. RAYETTE'S LIVING ROOM - NIGHT
SONG OVER:
Bobby, seated on the couch, a can of beer in hand,
staring morosely across the room, to:
A PORTABLE STEREO,
playing the song:
WYNETTE (V.O.)
"And if you love him/Oh be proud of
him/For after all, he's just a
man..."
RAYETTE DIPESTO,
in a waitress's uniform with a bowl of beer nuts.
After placing them on the coffee table in front of
him, she leans down and kisses him. Challenged by a
less than reciprocal response, she kisses him more
fervently. As she moves her lips from his ear to
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