The Face of an Angel Page #3

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And why would she accuse

someone who's innocent?

Who knows? Maybe she knew a black guy

had been involved somehow, thought...

accusing a different black man

might confuse us.

At 20:
50, Elizabeth returns home.

At 23:
20, Jessica,

Carlo and Joseph arrive.

Joseph goes to the toilet.

The two accused

enter Elizabeth's bedroom.

There's an argument,

which quickly turns in to a scuffle

between Elizabeth and Jessica.

Helped by Carlo,

Elizabeth is grabbed by the neck

and slammed against the wardrobe,

hence the injuries to the skull.

Elizabeth tries to get up.

It's then that they pull out two knives.

One is a blade

of four to five centimetres,

the other a kitchen knife.

The victim tries to parry the knives,

hence the wounds.

She falls to her knees.

She is stabbed in the neck.

She lets out a heartrending scream.

It's now 23:
50.

- Hey, darling.

- Joey.

Joe, this is... Thomas.

- Thomas, this is Joey. He currently...

- This week the Daily Mail and Sky.

- Oh, so, are you the film guy?

- Right.

Who's gonna play me?

I bet everyone asks you that.

- No, you're the first.

- Oh, great. Well, hey...

- I'm thinking Colin Farrell.

- He's Irish.

- He's also really good-looking, sensitive.

- This is perfect.

- Change the accent and keep the face.

- I'll bear him in mind.

Sure. Listen. I love your wife's

TV show, by the way.

She's not my wife. She's my ex-partner.

It must have been very difficult

when you separated.

Especially because she moved in

with her onscreen husband.

Now, would you be interested

in talking about that?

We could put across

your point of view, you know.

The difficulty of having your private life

picked over by the gossip industry.

- No. I wouldn't.

- It's worth a try.

- Are going to eat later?

- Sure.

- Usual place?

- Yes.

Sorry.

- Hey

- Hi.

- Hey. Hi, Bea.

- Hey!

- How are you?

- Good. Where are you?

In Italy.

When are you coming home?

London home?

No. Your home. Here home.

- Soon. In a few weeks.

- Okay. I miss you!

Missing you, too.

- What you're up to?

- Bea, come on, we're going to be late.

Okay, coming! Well, I got to go, Daddy.

Okay. I call you tomorrow, okay?

Bea?

Bea?

- Hey.

- Hi, Sarah.

- How are you?

- Good.

- This is Sarah.

- Red or white?

She's a producer for the US networks.

She has a special fondness for Siena.

Not. I spent so much time here,

my marriage went down the pan.

- Just another casualty of war reporting.

- It's not really a war though.

No, it kind of feels like it though.

There's all this competitive flag-waving.

It's like they're innocent or they're guilty,

and you can't be neutral.

- What do you think?

- I work for the networks.

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