Appaloosa Page #7

Synopsis: Virgil Cole (Ed Harris) and his longtime friend and partner Everett Hitch (Viggo Mortensen) travel the 1880s Southwest, bringing justice to lawless towns desperate enough to hire them. In the mining town of Appaloosa, malevolent rancher Randall Bragg and his cronies ride roughshod over the frightened citizens. As Cole and Hitch work to end Bragg's reign of terror, an unconventional widow (Renee Zellweger) arrives, complicating the job and threatening their bond.
Genre: Crime, Drama, Romance
Production: Warner Bros. Pictures
  4 wins.
 
IMDB:
6.8
Metacritic:
64
Rotten Tomatoes:
76%
R
Year:
2008
115 min
$20,157,730
Website
1,121 Views


Bragg looks down at Cole, trying to figure out just who he’s

dealing with here...

BRAGG:

You’re an interesting man, Mr.

Cole.

Bragg exits followed by his men.

Olson stands against the wall, open-mouthed.

(CONTINUED)

"APPALOOSA" GREEN REVISIONS 10/30/07 18.

16 CONTINUED:
16

HITCH:

Virgil’s been doing this a longtime, Mr. Olson.

LOUD BLAST FROM A TRAIN WHISTLE

17 EXT. VISTA - THE FOLLOWING MORNING 17

A wide panoramic shot of a locomotive, its smoke billows asit barrels down the track along the river toward Appaloosa.

18 EXT. APPALOOSA, TRAIN STATION - MORNING

The train pulls into the station...

18

19 EXT. APPALOOSA, 2ND STREET - MINUTES LATER - DAY

Hitch ambles along. He reins when he sees...

...ALLISON FRENCH, 35, exit the train station. Her satin

carriage dress does nothing to hide her fine figure. She’s a

bit travel worn, but good-looking, sexy and confident.

Hitch doesn’t feel like taking his eyes off her...

Allison takes in her new surroundings. She takes a deepbreath, picks up her bags, and proudly crosses the street.

19

20 INT. PARIS CAFE - CONTINUOUS - DAY 20

Allison enters - the first person she sees is Cole.

Cole lowers his newspaper, checking her out.

Allison sets down her bags, brushes a fallen strand of hairaside and offers a brave smile.

Cole nods, smiles back.

Allison is nearly pulled out of her shoes as CHIN, a youngChinese boy holding a menu, jerks her to a table.

Cole smiles to himself.

ALLISON:

Coffee and a biscuit, please.

CHIN:

No sell.

Hitch hangs in the doorway observing the following:

(CONTINUED)

"APPALOOSA" GREEN REVISIONS 10/30/07 19.

20 CONTINUED:
20

ALLISON:

But they’re on the menu.

CHIN:

With breakfast.

ALLISON:

But all I want is a biscuit.

CHIN:

No sell.

Cole wipes his plate with half a biscuit.

COLE:

(without looking up)

Chin, sell her a biscuit.

CHIN:

Menu say -

COLE:

-- Sell her a biscuit.

Chin hurries off.

ALLISON:

(to Cole)

Thank you.

COLE:

It was my pleasure.

Allison sees the star on Cole’s chest.

ALLISON:

Are you the Sheriff here?

COLE:

City Marshal. Virgil Cole. This

fella here is my Deputy, Everett

Hitch.

Allison turns to Hitch.

HITCH:

Ma’am.

ALLISON:

How do you do?

Allison removes her hat and sets it on an empty chair. Hitch

sits down with Cole.

(CONTINUED)

"APPALOOSA" GREEN REVISIONS 10/30/07 20.

20 CONTINUED:
20

ALLISON:

Could either of you gentlemen

direct me to a clean, inexpensive

hotel?

COLE:

We only got one.

ALLISON:

Is it expensive?

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Ed Harris

Edward Allen "Ed" Harris (born November 28, 1950) is an American actor, producer, director, and screenwriter. He is known for his performances in films such as The Right Stuff (1983), The Abyss (1989), Nixon (1995), The Rock (1996), A Beautiful Mind (2001), Enemy at the Gates (2001), Radio (2003), A History of Violence (2005), Gone Baby Gone (2007), The Way Back (2010), Man on a Ledge (2012), Gravity (2013), and Run All Night (2015). Harris is set to star in Alejandro G. Iñárritu's upcoming Starz drama series The One Percent. more…

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