The Extendables Page #2
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mind if I take over?
Yeah, actually
Great, we'll call
you when you're up.
I'll be working on my lines.
I need you to use and trust
the length of your sword.
Use and trust the
length of my sword.
Yes.
It's kind of like the force.
Yeah, the force.
hand in your pocket.
Okay, in my pocket.
Yes.
Okay, I can do that.
I can handle that.
I think we need the girl.
What?
Yeah, the girl.
No, she's knocked out.
Yeah, but she can wake up.
No, she's not
supposed to wake up yet, VD.
No, she wake up, but
she want to come to my aid.
No.
- No.
- It would be very funny!
VD, we're running out of time.
Get me Louie.
Sir...
VD...
Page Louie.
I would like the girl, please.
VD?
I want the girl.
Get me Maria.
VD, your chef, Louie.
Louie, what were those
strips of things we had?
When?
Last week.
What day?
Tuesday.
That was the chicken.
No, it was not the chicken.
Maybe it wasn't Tuesday?
Maybe.
Wednesday?
I don't know, it
was the strips of things
No, the pesto was
on the chicken on Tuesday.
Calamari!
Yes, calamari!
But that was Thursday.
With a lemon herb
and a sesame oil.
Oh, it was Thursday.
Yes, Thursday.
Oh.
Well I will have two strips
of calamari al dente.
Yes, sir.
VD, Maria.
Oh, Maria.
How are you?
Good, how are you?
I'm very good now
that you are here.
We have decided to add
you into the fight.
Do I get to punch you?
Uh... no.
Kick you?
No.
Oh.
But you do get to
slap me in the face
with your fair and ample bosom.
Oh... okay.
VD, you okay?
Umm...
What happened?
Sometimes I see things.
What did you see?
It was large and warm,
and it felt really good.
So, you're okay.
Yeah!
Okay.
You know we have to do
Yes?
Why don't you show
us the second part
of the fight Mr. Choreographer?
You will never get me.
The crystals are mine.
You'll never get me!
The crystals are mine!
Hmm hmm!
You'll never get me ha ha!
Oh, God.
A word, if I may.
Oh, Sir Jeffrey, of course.
Let me know what
I can do for you.
You will never
get me, the crystals are mine.
Does the previous sentence have
a ring of familiarity to it?
Sort of.
Shall we
call it by its real name?
What?
Cliche.
Do you want me saying cliches?
No.
What exactly
was it about this script
that made you want
to make this movie?
Why don't you re-title the
film and call it, The Cliche?
Then it can be a comedy
What do you want to say?
I want the
words to not be plagarized.
I want them to have something
to say that vaguely resembles
my character, who is f***ing
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