Knives Out Page #3
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RICHARD:
Everyone idolizes their dad, right?
LIEUTENANT ELLIOTT
Do they?
RICHARD:
Very much not, don't know why I said
that. But Linda does.
INT. LIVING ROOM - NIGHT OF THE PARTY
Harlan Thrombey, surrounded by his family, Richard and Linda
flanking him, a birthday cake with candles. All smiles.
RICHARD (V.O.)
Harlan started with a rusty Smith-
Corona, built himself into one of the
bestselling mystery writers of all
time. Linda followed his lead. We
did. Linda and I.
INT. LIBRARY
LIEUTENANT ELLIOTT
Seems like all his kids are self made
overachievers.
Richard makes a "...sure" face. CUT TO:
WALT THROMBEY now sits in the questioning chair. Late 40s,
softly obsequious in a sweater and loafers. His leg is in a
cast.
LIEUTENANT ELLIOTT (cont'd)
Speaking to Walt Thrombey, Harlan's
youngest son.
Elliott points to Walt's cast.
WALT:
Augh, bicycling accident. Dumb.
LIEUTENANT ELLIOTT
So you run your dad's publishing
company?
9.
WALT:
Yeah. It's my - it's our, it's the
family's publishing company, dad
trusts me to run it. 30 languages,
over 80 million copies. A real
legacy. You guys fans?
LIEUTENANT ELLIOTT
I don't read much fiction -
TROOPER WAGNER:
BIG fan. Big.
TROOPER WAGNER (cont'd)
His plots, like something like "A
Thousand Knives," with the - I don't
want to spoil it but - the cow and
the shotgun, I'm like how did he come
up with that?
WALT:
Dad said the plots just popped into
his head fully formed, that was the
easy part for him -
TAP from the linen suit man's foot.
LIEUTENANT ELLIOTT
You live in town, right? What time
did you and your family arrive at the
party?
Walt looks at Linen suit, thrown.
WALT:
INT. LIVING ROOM - NIGHT OF THE PARTY
Walt laughing and mingling with his nervous wife DONNA.
WALT (V.O.)
My wife Donna, she's my rock.
Richard backs up into Donna, who YELPS in fear and throws
her martini in the air. Richard jumps, but Walt doesn't
even register it.
RICHARD:
Jeeesus! Donna, you alright?
WALT (V.O.)
And my son Jacob, he's sixteen. Very
politically active.
10.
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