Cas & Dylan Page #4

Synopsis: In Winnipeg, Dr. Cas Pepper has just found out he has a terminal brain tumor. Dylan Morgan is an aspiring writer. The two first set eyes on each other in the hospital ward, where Dylan was trying to get inspired for her writings. Despite being a mismatched pair, the two end up on a journey together, largely out of a joint incident with Dylan's boyfriend Bobby, to head "west". This journey was originally Cas' alone as part of what he felt he needed to do in light of his diagnosis, his complete mission about which Dylan is unaware. Although he would like to do this trip on his own beyond the issue with Bobby, he finds it is more difficult to get rid of Dylan than he would like. It seems as if Dylan is both running away from Bobby, and running toward what she hopes is that lucrative writing career, that next step being a meeting with a representative at a publishing house in Vancouver. This journey ends up being one of discovery for both, both in terms of learning about the other's full c
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Director(s): Jason Priestley
Production: Entertainment One Films
  9 wins & 3 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.6
Metacritic:
32
Rotten Tomatoes:
31%
NOT RATED
Year:
2013
90 min
Website
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Oh yeah. Mm. Thank you.

Mmm this is good!

- Thank you.

- Yeah.

So um... What's

uh, what's all of that?

- What? Oh, nothing.

- You know I hear

Hemingway's office looked

a lot like that. You

know if you're writing

something and you're

stuck. I truly believe the

best way to get unstuck

is to just talk it out. I

would be happy to spitball

with you if you'd like.

- No thank you.

- All right. Suit

yourself. This is amazing

by the way. I mean, I've

had pasta sauce before,

like a lot. I mean, there

was this six month period

where you might say I

lived on it exclusively.

No pasta. Just sauce. And

this is by far the best

sauce I've ever tasted.

- Thank you.

- What's in it?

- It's a secret recipe.

- You're very

secretive, you know that?

- Mmmm. There we go.

- No. Hey, I'm not

finished with it. All

right fine, thanks.

Well, thank you for

the lovely supper, and

even lovelier company. You

were super fun. Night Cas.

- Night.

Hi.

- Are you

gonna kill yourself?

- What?

- I'm not judging or

anything. It's fine if you are.

- Unbelievable.

- Just be good to

know. Just don't want to

be in the car when you're

soaring off the cliff is all.

- Dylan, uh, I've decided

to leave you some money.

- Really? What for?

- So you can get

anywhere away from here.

And also away from me.

- We already

discussed this, Cas. You

saw that news report, if

Bobby's dead, which he is,

and I get caught. That's

really gonna suck for you.

Besides you need me.

- You think so?

- Yeah. I've been

thinking about it all

morning. I'm going

to help you write it.

- What?

- Your note. It's

obvious that you're

suffering from some

serious block and uh, I'm

a wordsmith. It's a gift.

It's about time I start

giving it back.

- You're talking about--

- Your poorly

composed suicide note.

(chuckles)

- First of all I, I uh,

I prefer the

phrase "legacy" note.

- Yeah,

that's delightful.

- And secondly, I've

decided not to write it.

So, unfortunately, your

talents are no longer required.

- No. You have

to write a note, Cas.

Everybody writes a note.

You can't commit suicide

without a suicide note.

I've already got

some great ideas for the first

act, Cas. Um, you ever see

"Leaving Las Vegas"?...

- Paying customer.

With a big dick.

- Hello.

- Sorry, friend. I

didn't realize you were

still, uh, here. Uh, look

I'm just a couple doors

down. You mind giving me

a head's up when you're

done. I wouldn't mind

gettin' in on some of the

action, if you know what

I'm saying. (chuckles)

That's a big stack.

Mind telling me

if she's worth it?

Well, you're impolite.

- Dylan?

- I was thinking

we frame it in a sort of

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