Sunset Boulevard Page #3
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- 1950
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The men leave. Gillis GILLIS' VOICE
stands pondering beside Well, I needed about two
the door for a moment. hundred and ninety dollars
Then he walks to the and I needed it real
center of the room and, quick, or I'd lose my car.
with his back to the It wasn't in Palm Springs
CAMERA, slips into a and it wasn't in the
pair of gray slacks. garage. I was way ahead
There is a metallic of the finance company.
noise as some loose
change and keys drop
from the trouser pockets.
pick them up, we see that
he has dropped the car
keys, identifiable be-
cause of a rabbit's
foot and a miniature
license plate attached
to the key-ring. Gillis
pockets the keys and as
he starts to put on a
shirt
DISSOLVE TO:
A-9 EXTERIOR OF RUDY'S GILLIS' VOICE
SHOESHINE PARLOR (DAY)
I knew they'd be coming
A small shack-like build- around and I wasn't tak-
ing, it stands in the ing any chances, so I
corner of a public park- kept it a couple of
ing lot. Rudy, a blocks away in a parking
colored boy, is giving lot behind Rudy's Shoe-
a customer a shine. shine Parlor. Rudy
never asked any quest-
ions. He'd just look at
your heels and know the
score.
PAN BEHIND the shack to GILLIS' CAR, a yellow 1946
Plymouth convertible with the top down. Gillis enters
the SHOT. He is wearing a tweed sport jacket, a tan
polo shirt, and moooasins. He steps into the car and
drives it off. Rudy winks after him.
A-10 THE ALLEY NEXT TO SIDNEY'S
MEN'S SHOP ON BRONSON AVE. GILLIS' VOICE
I had an original story
Gillis drives into the kicking around Paranount.
alley and parks his car My agent told me it was
right behind a delivery dead as a doornail. but
truck. PAN AND FOLLOW I knew a big shot over
HIM as he gets out, walks there who'd always liked
around the corner into me, and the time had
Bronson and then toward come to take a little
the towering main gate of advantage of it. His
Paramount. A few loafers, name was Sheldrake. He
studio cops and extras are was a smart producer,
lounging there. with a set of ulcers to
prove it.
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