Dog Day Afternoon Page #2
- R
- Year:
- 1975
- 125 min
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SONNY:
30 seconds, Sal...
They wait. At appropriate moment, Sal exits car, walks toward
INT. BANK - DAY
A slightly seedy little branch bank, old yellow brick, blond
varnished wood, a rubber plant, an American flag. Through
the windows we SEE HOWARD, the aged black bank guard, in
uniform, taking down the American flag from outside. Past
him comes Sal carrying an attache case. He passes Howard
coming toward us through the door into the bank. As he passes
CAMERA:
INSERT:
BANK CLOCKas it CLICKS from 2:57 to 2:58 PM.
as he moves toward the left-hand deposit-slips desks.
He picks out a car-loan application slip, then walks toward
the manager's desk (as the sign on the desk proclaims) of
PATRICK MULVANEY. Sal sits down, his back to Mulvaney, facing
the front door of the bank. Mulvaney is on the phone.
ON DOOR:
as Sonny bustles through in his bouncy dancer's walk. He
carries the large florist box. He moves toward the left-
hand deposit-slips desks, takes one out and begins to fill
one out.
ON HOWARD:
as he pulls out the keys, attached to the belt of his uniform.
Jackie approaches the door of the bank and stops, neither in
nor out, as though he can't make up his mind. Howard watches
him, waiting patiently, keys in hand, folded flag under his
arm.
CLOSE - SAL
still sitting, back to Mulvaney, watching Jackie's approach
and entrance, ready to move on cue.
ON DOOR:
on Howard as he looks at Jackie, still half in, half out.
Howard speaks to him:
HOWARD:
Closing time; you want in or out?
Jackie steps in and as Howard locks the door to prevent more
customers from entering, Jackie walks toward Sonny, filling
out a slip at the left-hand area. CAMERA FOLLOWS Jackie.
He stops at deposit-slips desk, next to Sonny.
CLOSE - SAL
as if by pre-arranged signal, Sal now stands up, moves to
the side of Mulvaney's desk.
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