I, Tonya Page #3

Synopsis: In 1991, talented figure skater Tonya Harding becomes the first American woman to complete a triple axel during a competition. In 1994, her world comes crashing down when her ex-husband conspires to injure Nancy Kerrigan, a fellow Olympic hopeful, in a poorly conceived attack that forces the young woman to withdraw from the national championship. Harding's life and legacy instantly become tarnished as she's forever associated with one of the most infamous scandals in sports history.
Production: NEON
  Nominated for 3 Oscars. Another 31 wins & 109 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.5
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Year:
2017
120 min
$28,950,158
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8.

22 EXT. WOODS -OREGON -MOMENTS LATER 22

Tonya and her father AL, 48, walk through the Oregon woods.

TONYA:

Dang!

AL:

It was a clean shot, Tonnie.

TONYA:

I know it. I was aiming for her eyeslike you said. Otherwise I coulda gother probably.

AL:

No sense in shooting a bunny if youshoot half the meat off her.

TONYA:

When I get older I’m gonna work in anoffice and have a deadline.

AL:

I thought you wanted to do IceCapades.

TONYA:

I can do both. Yesterday mom made mewear my skating costume to school. Thered one with the tassels. Everyonemade fun of me.

AL:

Why’d she do that?

TONYA:

Cause they were taking school picturesand she said we could use the samplesfor competitions. I told mom thatMargie Sussman called us white trashand mom told me

23 EXT. SCHOOL -DAY 23

Lavona with Tonya in her yellow skating outfit.

LAVONA:

Spit in her milk!!

9.

24 EXT. WOODS -OREGON -CONTINUOUS 24

BACK TO:
Tonya and Al

AL:

I hope you didn’t do that.

TONYA:

Not yet...

He takes Tonya’s gun, reloads it.

TONYA (CONT’D)

Do you love her?

AL:

I guess. Do you?

TONYA:

...Yeah.

AL:

Like you love me?

He hands the gun back to her.

TONYA:

Nope.

Al nods. She aims. She fires.

A bunny flies backward, dead.

25 INT. PRACTICE ICE RINK -OREGON -DAY 25

A DAINTY SKATER glides gracefully on one leg, arms extended.

Tonya barrels past, a bull in a china shop. She jumps and landsa triple. She looks to Lavona, standing with Diane.

Lavona ignores her.

LAVONA:

What does she need a f***ing fur coatfor? I don’t have a f***ing fur coat.

DIANE:

Because it’s not just skating. Thejudges want figure skaters to be-

LAVONA:

Rich, prissy, a-holes

10.

DIANE:

Well rounded. It’s a question offitting in.

LAVONA:

She’s 12 and she lands fuckingtriples. She doesn’t fit in. Shestands out.

DIANE:

She stands out because she looks like

she chops wood every morning.

LAVONA:

She does chop wood every..?

DIANE:

Lavona. You want to work with me a

little? 23 skaters I train so I can

coach Tonya full time.

LAVONA:

And I waitress full time to pay foryour coaching.

DIANE:

Yes, but she’s not my child.

LAVONA:

No she’s mine. And I’m not throwing mymoney away so she can fit in withthese little shits. You can dress up apig however you want, ya know what I’msaying?

DIANE:

It’s not about fitting in. It’s abouthow she’s growing up.

LAVONA:

Lick my ass, Diane. She can do afucking triple.

And in the background, Tonya does.

26 EXT. HARDING HOME -EVENING 26

Al skins rabbits as Tonya, in skates, dances around the yard.

TONYA (V.O.)

We didn’t have a lotta fun. We never

went to Disneyland or on trips.

(MORE)

11.

TONYA (V.O.) (CONT'D)

If I wanted something, I hada come up

with a way to get it.

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Steven Rogers

Steven Rogers is an American screenwriter from Seattle, Washington. Rogers has written the screenplays for a number of films, including Hope Floats (1998), Stepmom (1998), Kate & Leopold (2001), P.S. I Love You (2007) and Love the Coopers (2015). more…

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