Mimic Page #2
- R
- Year:
- 1997
- 105 min
- 529 Views
ANCHORMAN:
Blattida Germanica. The common
cockroach.
DIRECTOR:
(To a RUNNER)
Tell them we're ready for a live feed.
EXT. OUTSIDE VAN - CITY HALL - DUSK
The runner exits the News Van. Other such vehicles parked
nearby. A CROWD of ONLOOKERS, REPORTERS and a gaggle of
PROTESTERS with handpainted signs.
Gliding past them, we pick up sound bites...
REPORTER 1
...an insect that has proven virtually
immune to chemical control...
REPORTER 2
...the announcement by the Health
Department that an end to the nightmare
has finally...
REPORTER 3 is interviewing a Greenpeace PROTESTER who is
holding up a photograph of Susan.
REPORTER 3
...an ex-colleague of Doctor Susan
Wyeth...
PROTESTER:
...Susan has always been opposed to
biological tampering. A real advocate
for ecological causes, it's not...
MOVE past them to further inside of the perimeter...
INT. AUDITORIUM - CITY HALL
A NEWS CONFERENCE in progress. A packed house. T.V.
monitors spaced ever 10 seats or so. In the audience, the
MAYOR OF NEW YORK and various CITY OFFICIALS, listening to
Peter, speaking at the podium with the ease and enthusiasm of
a public servant still untainted by bureaucracy.
ON A TV MONITOR:
While Peter talks, a news title appears at the bottom of the
screen:
PETER TYLER. DEPUTY DIRECTOR, DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.PETER:
(wrapping up)
...in Nature, evolution is a long,
leisurely conversation between an
organism and its environment. We,
however, did not have the luxury of
time...
Susan is waiting in the wings. She observes the audience.
She notices that the entire front row is composed of CHILDREN
who have survived Strickler's. Leg and arm braces, facial
scarring...
He nods at Susan, who takes the podium, adjusting her jacket,
slightly ill at ease in her business suit. She clears her
throat, speaks softly.
SUSAN:
With the aid of genetic labs throughout
the country, we recombined cockroach DNA
with genetic information from termites
and mantids. We were able to create a
biological counter-agent. A new ally, if
you will...
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