Klute Page #2
- R
- Year:
- 1971
- 114 min
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He shakes his head, gestures doubtingly. Ross caps
it.
ROSS:
The subject got emotionallv
disturbed; he just dropped out.
There's thousands.
STREIGER:
Inspector we understand your
position; ours is a little
different. We have an investment in
Tom Grunemann. The Company has an
investment, and we feel entitled to
investigate for ourselves.
ROSS:
Private investigation, you mean.
Yes sir, of course you're entitled,
and there's some very competent --
STREIGER:
Klute offered us his services;
we've accepted.
Pause. Ross and Trask look at Klute - more than a
bit startled - then at each other. Klute just looks
uneasy.
STREIGER (CONT'D)
Klute knew Tom. He has a great many
ideas about the case --
ROSS:
(sourly)
Yes sir, we know he --
STREIGER:
We'd expect him to work in
cooperation with you. He'd report
to each of you and to our Company's
New York office, to Pete -- Pete
goes there on a regular schedule
back and forth, and --
ROSS:
(tactfully)
Mr. Streiger, speaking frankly --
we've appreciated the Sergeant's
interest you know, all along. Here,
locally. But New York, that's -
well --
TRASK:
(to Klute, leniently)
Ever done any missing person's
work?
ROSS:
Spent much time in the city?
(to others)
You see, I have to wonder --
speaking frankly; the Sergeant
knows I'm only speaking frankly -
CABLE:
You wonder why we thought of Klute?
Frankly? He's interested.
INT/EXT. WIDE SHOT: PENNSYLVANIA COUNTRYSIDE - DAY
Verdant Pennsylvania farmland. Early morning. Near
at hand an open field set about with bee hutches
and patched with mist.
A FIGURE, a shadow (Klute's actually) moves across
frame from the left, blanking in. We reorient to -
INT. BEDROOM - KLUTES HOUSE - DAY
We see that we've been looking out from the bedroom
window of this house. Klute turns to rolltop desk
in bedroom and picture of Tom Grunemann, picture of
Bree Daniel, and other material he has collected on
the case. He puts them in his suitcase and closes
the suitcase. He shuts rolltop desk.
INT. KLUTE'S HOUSE - DAY
We follow Klute through the house with suitcase. He
puts away a last dish, shutting off water, gas, and
electricity, and so on -- takes a last look around
- reaches for the door handle. WE CUT TO --
INT. COMMERCIAL AUDITION - SOUND STAGE - DAY
A section of wall, a door coming open -- and the
FIGURE of BREE entering and standing. We have gone
from the warm sunlight of the country to mustv
darkness.
She appears chic, poised, and perfect as a magazine
picture.
But as she gets used to the darkness and her eyes
focus on a line of equally beautiful girls sitting
and waiting in folding chairs along a wall, we see
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