Tin Cup Page #2
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- Year:
- 1996
- 135 min
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The regulars snicker, enjoying her one-upmanship.
TIN CUP:
(slightly taken
aback)
I'm just a humble golf pro...
MOLLY:
You're Roy McAvoy the golf pro? I
pictured something... different.
I have a seven o'clock lesson.
TIN CUP:
I thought I had a Doctor Griswold
5.
at seven.
They hurry out to the range, Tin Cup oblivious to hisgaffe.
And the regulars gather to look out the window -4
To the range, where Molly is stretching and Tin Cup isdiscreetly waving to the regulars to get lost.
CUT TO:
5 EXT. DRIVING RANGE - NIGHT 5
The lesson begins. Tin Cup can be slightly condescendingin these situations, though she's got him a little wary.
TIN CUP:
The first thing you gotta learnabout this game, Doc, is it ain'tabout hitting a little white ballinto some yonder hole. It's about
inner demons and self-doubt and
human frailty and overcoming allthat crap. So... what kinda
doctor'd you say you were?
MOLLY:
I'm a psychologist -- in layman'sterms call me a neo-Jungian, post-
modern Freudian, holistic
secularist.
Damn.
TIN CUP:
She begins unpacking one of her bags, pulling out everygolf gimmick on the market -- swing aid straps to pullyour elbows together, a ball pendulum that hangs fromyour hat, a metal contraption for your feet, etc.
MOLLY:
Inner demons and human frailty aremy life's work. I used to
practice in El Paso but I've movedhere now...
TIN CUP:
What're those?
MOLLY:
Channel.
6.
He stares in disbelief as she tries to wriggle into some
of this stuff. He's enchanted and dismayed.
TIN CUP:
That stuff's a waste of money.
MOLLY:
I'm sure there are excesses and
repetitions here, but I believe in
the gathering of knowledge and I
figured, well, there must be some
truths about the golf swing
illustrated by these devices -and
that you'd help me sort
through it.
She stands there with contraptions coming from every
limb.
MOLLY:
I have dozens of golf videotapes,
too... And a golf watch.
TIN CUP:
(irritated, impatient)
Take it off. All of it. Now!
You're a smart woman, for
Chrissakes -- don't you know the
work of charlatans when you see
it?
She deposits all the golf gimmick devices in a pile.
MOLLY:
No. I can always tell when
someone is lying to himself, but
I'm quite susceptible and
frequently wrong when that person
lies to me.
(pointing to the
pile of devices)
That stuff cost me over 200
dollars -
TIN CUP:
Then it's 200 dollars of sh*t...
He tees a ball, hands Molly her driver and steps back.
TIN CUP:
Go ahead. Take a swing.
Molly takes a pitty-pat swing and whiffs, and mutters
under her breath with the ease of a longshoreman.
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