Manhunter Page #3
- R
- Year:
- 1986
- 120 min
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CRAWFORD:
I have to.
MOLLY:
You're his friend, Jack. Why can't
you leave him alone?
CRAWFORD:
Because it's his bad luck to be
special.
MOLLY:
He thinks you want him to look at
evidence.
6.
CRAWFORD:
Nobody's better with evidence. But
he has the other thing, too. He
doesn't like that part of it...
MOLLY:
You wouldn't like it, either if you
had it.
There is a pause between them. Molly lights a cigarette.
Crawford leans forward, resting his thick, pale, forearms
on his knees.
CRAWFORD:
Talking about 'like,' you don't like
me very much, do you?
MOLLY:
No.
(beat)
I don't like people who park in the
'handicapped zone'...
CRAWFROD:
I'LL try to keep him as far away from
it as I can...
CUT TO:
EXT. ATLANTA STREET - WIDE - NIGHT
Small poplars line the curb. It rained. The sidewalks are
wet. They are drying in splotches. The street is deserted.
The front walk vertically bisects the FRAME. An Atlanta
Police department car pulls to the curb and stops. The door
opens, lighting the interior and Will Graham starts out the
passenger side.
GRAHAM:
(distant)
Thanks for the lift.
OFFICER:
I'll come inside with you, if you
like, but Mr. Crawford said you'd
probably want to be alone.
GRAHAM:
That's right.
OFFTCER:
There's a VTR setup waiting in your
hotel room, that you asked for
They transferred the home movies of
both families once half-inch VHS.
7.
GRAHAM:
(getting out)
Thanks.
Graham exits the car and walks TOWARDS us. We PAN AROUND as
he moves through EXTREME CLOSEUP and see the Leeds family house
with all of the Atlanta Police department "crime scene" postings
Graham doesn't enter the front door. Be walks around the side.
CUT TO:
INT. LEEDS HOUSE, KITCHEN - WIDE - NIGHT
Three big sliding glass doors. The center one has been re-
placed with plywood. It's dark. A flashlight's beam starts
playing through the bushes in the side yard.., then the light
appears and blasts IN the LENS. It lights lots of dishes in
the sink. The dark kitchen looks like anybody's kitchen. The
house feels occupied. The Leed's possessions have been
undisturbed.
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