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GOLDENROD REV 5-9-12 1212.
JACK:
The Brooklyn Dodgers just signed me
to play ball up in Montreal. It
might lead to bigger things. To
something wonderful.
RACHEL:
What does it mean? For you and me?
JACK:
Rae. Will you marry me?
RACHEL:
Absolutely. When?
JACK:
Now.
RACHEL:
(laughing)
Jack, I don’t think we can get
married in a phone booth.
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11 OMITTED 11
11 A INT. HALLWAY - THE CLARK HOTEL - LOS ANGELES - NIGHT 11 A
Jack rounds a corner in a TUXEDO, the bow tie undone. Rachel
follows in her WEDDING GOWN. They look beautiful.
RACHEL:
Did my mom look happy? *
JACK:
Yes.
They reach the door. Jack gets out a key to unlock it. *
Rachel looks nervous, steps back across the hall. *
RACHEL:
Did my gram look happy? *
Swinging the door open, he looks at her. The air charged. *
JACK:
Everyone looked happy. I’ve never
seen so many people looking happy.
GOLDENROD REV 5-9-12 12A12A.
RACHEL:
Did Jack Robinson look happy?
(soft)
What if I can’t make you happy?
He steps over, aware of her shyness.
JACK:
Too late. You already do.
you and me, Rae.
RACHEL:
Until the wheels fall off.
(uncertain)
*
It’s *
*
JACK:
It can wait one more night
(kisses her) *
Are you coming, Mrs. Robinson? *
RACHEL *
(kisses him back) *
I’d follow you anywhere, Mr. *
Robinson. *
He picks her up, carries her over the threshold. As the door
clicks shut behind them...
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12 INT. BRANCH RICKEY’S OFFICE - BROOKLYN - DAY 12
The shades closed; we’re scheming again. WENDELL SMITH sits
across from Rickey who stares back intently. Bespectacled,
32, Smith covers baseball for the Pittsburgh Courier.
RICKEY:
Who’s the best shortstop you ever
saw?
SMITH:
Rabbit Tavener.
RICKEY:
Rabbit Tavener? And you call
yourself a sports writer?
WHITE 3-14-12 13.
SMITH:
Yes, a sentimental one. I’m from
Detroit. He was the Tiger
shortstop when I was a boy. How
about you? Who’s your best?
RICKEY:
Pop Lloyd.
SMITH:
Not Honus Wagner?
RICKEY:
Wagner is number two. And Rabbit
Tavener would not break my top 25.
Where do you suppose Jackie
Robinson will end up on that list?
SMITH:
He won’t break it. He doesn’t have
a shortstop’s arm. Robinson
belongs on second base.
RICKEY:
Alright then, where would he rate
at second?
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