Simone Page #3
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- 2013
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ELAINE:
God, Viktor. Why do you always
have to make things so difficult
for yourself?
VIKTOR:
Difficult. I'm difficult.
He produces a handful of candy from his pocket.
VIKTOR:
(referring to the candy)
-- Do you know what these are,
Elaine?
ELAINE:
(talking a piece of candy
and eating it)
Hmm... Mike and Ike's.
VIKTOR:
Not just any Mike & Ike's -- cherry
Mike & Ike's. Do you know why I,
Viktor Taransky, two-time Academy
ELAINE:
-- Viktor, that was Short Subject.
VIKTOR:
-- overseeing the most cherished
movie project of my career, am
walking around with a pocketful of
cherry Mike & Ike's?
Elaine takes a seat in a nearby studio cart as Viktor paces.
ELAINE:
-- I have a feeling you're going to
tell me.
VIKTOR:
-- I'll tell you why. It is
because Miss Nicola Anders,
supermodel with a SAG card God's
gift to cinema, has it written into
her contract that all cherry Mike &
Ike's be removed from her candy
dish along with strict instructions
that any room she walks into should
have seven packs of cigarettes
waiting for her three of them
opened, that there be a personal
jacuzzi within eighty paces of her
dressing room, and that any time
she travels, her nanny must fly
with her first class.
ELAINE:
-- What's wrong with that?
VIKTOR:
Elaine, she doesn't have any
children!
(grabbing her arm)
Don't you see? We're being held
hostage by 12 men and 5 women who
someone somewhere has decreed are
the A-list.
ELAINE:
The public decides who's on that
list.
VIKTOR:
Please.
ELAINE:
It's the truth. Those 17
superstars are our insurance
policy. We can't open -- can't
VIKTOR:
We can hardly make a profit with
them. Up-front salary, back-end
deal, perks, per diem, percentages
-- They're mocking us, Elaine.
We're at their mercy.
(staring wistful, into
space)
We always had movie stars but they
used to be our stars. We used to
decide who would play what role.
We told them what to wear, what to
say, who to date. When they were
under contract, we could change
their names if we wanted to -- more
than once!
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