Jonathan Demme and the Making of 'The Manchurian Candidate' Page #5
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- 2004
- 24 min
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Well, they're gonna have to make
their own decisions.
I am proud...
[CROWD CHEERING]
... to offer into nomination
the name of the next vice president
Raymond Shaw!
TV NEWSCASTER 1:
A remarkabledevelopment. Twenty-four hours ago,
New York Congressman
Raymond Prentiss Shaw
wasn't even being mentioned
as a possible candidate
for the vice presidential nomination
four years from now,
much less this current convention.
Some incredible news
from the convention floor tonight.
Like a long shot
catching the favorite
on the back stretch
of the Kentucky Derby,
Raymond Shaw has overtaken
Senator Thomas Jordan
to gain the vice presidential
nomination.
TV NEWSCASTER 2:
Raymond Shaw bears the lineage
of the fabled
Prentiss family dynasty.
Grandson of legendary industrialist
son of controversial
Senator Eleanor Prentiss Shaw,
who took over the seat
vacated by her husband,
the esteemed John Shaw,
when he died tragically
over 20 years ago.
For many, Raymond Prentiss Shaw
is an enigma.
The millionaire
Harvard honors student
who enlisted in the infantry,
refusing the officer's commission
to which he was entitled.
Media-shy and reclusive,
Raymond Shaw's life
was forever changed
on the killing fields of Kuwait,
where he won the Congressional
Medal of Honor for combat bravery.
Two members of Sergeant Shaw's
famed "Lost Patrol,"
PFC Edward Ingram
were killed.
Their guide, a civilian contractor,
disappeared in the ambush.
But Sergeant Shaw
heroically fought off the enemy
and guided the shell-shocked
survivors of the Lost Patrol
across hostile terrain to safety.
Raymond Shaw is probably
the kindest, bravest, warmest...
I've ever known.
TV NEWSCASTER 2:
The celebrated war hero,
public service after Desert Storm.
The Medal of Honor winner, beloved
by the men of the Lost Patrol.
TV NEWSCASTER 3:
He quicklyturned his energies to public service
in his adopted state of New York.
- The revolutionary science
of biogenetics,
which has literally transformed...
INGRAM:
Captain Marco!
MAN:
The revolutionary scienceof biogenetics.
The revolutionary science
of biogenetics,
which has literally transformed...
INGRAM:
Captain Marco!BAKER:
Raymond Shawis the most selfless
human being I've ever known.
Raymond Shaw is probably
the kindest, bravest, warmest...
Yet note the complexity
of the frontal lobe.
Nevertheless...
MELVIN:
Captain.
Help me.
Sergeant Shaw.
Captain.
Suffocate Private Baker. Kill him.
SOLDIERS:
Raymond Shaw isprobably the kindest, bravest, warmest,
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