Get Shorty Page #3
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- 1995
- 105 min
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RAY BONES:
You gotta do somethin', Jimmy. This man's got no respect for
us.
JIMMY:
He's got no respect for you, and I don't gotta do sh*t.
Chili Palmer don't work for me, he works for Momo up in
Brooklyn. So as long as Momo's around, nothing happens to
Chili Palmer. You understand?
As an angry Ray Bones sits back, we . . .
FADE TO BLACK:
We TILT DOWN to REVEAL a dark Brooklyn street as a black
Cadillac pulls to a stop in front of an older building.
VOICE:
Momo. We're here.
Two big guys, BODYGUARDS, get out of the car. One of them
opens the back door for a huge man, MOMO, who gets out of
the car and looks up at the dark building . . .
MOMO:
You check this place out good? If I'm going up alone, I
don't want no surprises.
BODYGUARD:
I checked it out, boss.
INT. BROOKLYN TENEMENT BUILDING -- NIGHT
Momo eyes the bodyguards -- both nervous -- then starts up
the steps. We follow Momo as he enters the building, goes up
the dark stairwell . . . up one flight . . . we're behind
him the whole time . . .
When he gets to the top floor, Momo pauses to catch his
breath, before moving on down the hall to a door. Momo
knocks.
VOICE:
Yeah?
MOMO:
It's Momo.
VOICE:
Come in.
Momo slowly opens the door . . . when, suddenly, the
apartment is FLOODED WITH LIGHT so that we see a room full
of PEOPLE, a banner on the back wall reading 'HAPPY
SIXTY-FIFTH, MOMO!'
EVERYONE:
Surprise!
Silence as Momo drops to his knees, gurgles something we
can't understand and falls over. Suddenly a dozen faces are
looking down on us as we then . . .
CUT TO:
A beautiful day in Miami.
CHILI (V.O.)
So what're you tellin' me, you're never gonna go to sleep
again?
Chili and Tommy each sit in a barber chair, reading the
newspaper while Fred and Ed sit nearby playing checkers.
TOMMY:
No, I said I'm never goin' to bed. There's a difference.
See, the article says most people die in their beds. I
figure long as I stay outta bed, I'm safe.
CHILI:
That's the dumbest thing I ever heard. Where do you sleep?
TOMMY:
In an armchair. Or I go to a coffee shop, sleep there. Sit
in a booth, pull my hat down.
A car pulls up. Chili's no longer listening to Tommy, but
now watching as Ray Bones and a BLACK GUY get out of the
car.
TOMMY:
How many people you hear ever die in a coffee shop?
Tommy looks over as Ray Bones -- smaller bandage on the top
of his head -- and his man enter the shop.
RAY BONES:
You cut straight hair in this place, or just fags?
CHILI:
Hey, Bones, looks like you're gonna have a nice scar up
there. Maybe these guys can fit you with a rug, cover it up
for ya.
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