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Synopsis: While recuperating from an injury at Beverly Hills' famed Chateau Marmont, bad-boy actor Johnny Marco (Stephen Dorff) receives a visit from his young daughter, Cleo (Elle Fanning). Though his mind is not on parenting, she has a way of inserting herself into her father's daily routine. Slowly, the two bond, forcing Johnny to re-examine his life of excesses and his relationship with Cleo.
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Production: Focus Features
  4 wins & 7 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.3
Metacritic:
67
Rotten Tomatoes:
70%
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Year:
2010
97 min
$1,768,416
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1,232 Views


A strobe flashes as they are photographed together. As soon

as the flashes stop, Rebecca is glum.

She steps back and looks at him.

REBECCA:

(with bitter sarcasm)

You look great.

Johnny gives her a look like he’s not in the mood.

The photos start up again, and they pose back together as

romantic leads.

When the camera stops again, she turns to him:

REBECCA:

Is this really it, Johnny? Is that

all?

He lights a cigarette and is silent.

REBECCA:

Oh, that’s really great, just

retreat and go silent...are you

ever going to grow up and be a

person?

He looks at her, waiting for her to be done.

She tries to keep it together as she walks away.

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26 INT. FOUR SEASONS CONFERENCE ROOM - DAY 26

Johnny’s led into a conference room, where he sits down at a

table in front of the Hollywood Journalists International.

Some journalists put down bagels at a buffet table in the

back of the room and come sit down, joining the others in

chairs in front of Johnny.

There’s a guy from Israel, the woman from Italy, etc. They

bicker among themselves over who will ask the first question.

ITALIAN JOURNALIST

How do you think this role

represents Italian-Americans?

Another journalist rolls her eyes as an Indian journalist

mutters under his breath:

INDIAN JOURNALIST

She always goes first.

ARGENTINIAN JOURNALIST

This film has a reflection of

today’s post-modern globalism?

Johnny waits for more, but that’s it.

JOHNNY:

I’m sorry, what was the question?

Another journalist with a thick accent interrupts:

SPANISH JOURNALIST

Who is Johnny Marco? Please.

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27 INT. TOWN CAR - LATE AFTERNOON/SUNSET 27

Johnny rides in the back of the car, empty and disgusted with

himself.

He looks out the window as they drive up La Cienega, passing

the Beverly Center at sunset.

JOHNNY:

Can you turn on Fountain, I want to

make a quick stop.

CUT TO:

28 EXT. BAMBI’S HOUSE - DUSK 28

They pull up to a small duplex on Fountain.

Johnny goes up to it, and the door is opened by Bambi, one of

the twins.

The car is still running as we see through the window:

Johnny lifts Bambi up and kisses her against the window. With

her legs wrapped around him, they disappear to another room.

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29 INT. CHATEAU MARMONT- NIGHT 29

The evening is starting, people are arriving to hang out.

Johnny gets in the elevator with some scenesters and another

MOVIE STAR. He nods to Johnny, actor to actor.

Hey, man.

MOVIE STAR:

Hey.

JOHNNY:

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Sofia Coppola

Sofia Carmina Coppola (born May 14, 1971) is an American screenwriter, director, producer and actress. In 2003, she received the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay for the comedy-drama Lost in Translation, and became the third woman to be nominated for an Academy Award for Best Director. In 2010, with the drama Somewhere, she became the first American woman (and fourth American filmmaker) to win the Golden Lion, the top prize at the Venice Film Festival. Her father is director, producer and screenwriter Francis Ford Coppola. more…

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