The White Angel Page #6

Synopsis: A look at the life of Florence Nightingale.
Genre: Biography, Drama
Director(s): William Dieterle
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
6.8
APPROVED
Year:
1936
92 min
373 Views


MIK:

You're a novelist - why didn't you tell

me?

STECKLER:

And not just any novelist - a great

novelist - it was an impressive piece of

work ELLEN...

(CONTINUED)

25 CONTINUED:

CARTER is getting increasingly uncomfortable...The kettle is beginning

to bubble and steam...

STECKLER:

Why didn't you write any more?

The kettle is getting hotter - CARTER more uncomfortable...

CARTER:

I lost the touch

STECKLER:

The touch?

The kettle screams out that it's ready... CARTER looks at STECKLER for

a moment - STECKLER waiting for a response. CARTER turns and takes the

kettle from the stove grumpily - she obviously doesn't want to answer.

MIK:

(Mouthing) Her husband left her

STECKLER:

(Mouthing) Oh...

CARTER:

Do you take sugar?

STECKLER:

(Pause) Yes, two please. I'm sorry, I

didn't mean to pry, it's just that I

really loved your book

MIK:

You kept that one quiet...what other

skeletons have you got in the cupboard?

CARTER gives MIK a glance...

26 INT NIGHT CARTERS ROOM - CARTER sits in her room - motionless. A small

roll up cigarette burns between her fingers and her feet are propped up

on the table in front of her. On the table sits a small laptop computer

- her word processor.

She has a spark of an idea, jams the cigarette into her mouth and

attacks the keyboard without warning or mercy. She pauses for a second

- another idea.

(CONTINUED)

26 CONTINUED:

Suddenly there is a loud banging - it sounds like a hammer. CARTER

jumps, then looks round, frowning.

27 INT NIGHT MIK'S ROOM - CARTER taps on the door and opens MIK'S room.

MIK is wearing a bathrobe and drying off her hair.

There is another loud banging...CARTER looks surprised...

CARTER:

Sorry, I thought it was you (looking

round) What the hell is he doing?

CARTER leaves MIK'S room.

28 INT NIGHT HALLWAY - There is another series of loud bangs as CARTER

taps on STECKLER'S door. There is a pause - a long pause before the

sound of a latch can be heard.

The door clicks open and STECKLER stands there - blocking any entry

into the room - a hammer gripped firmly in his hand. For a VERY brief

moment, CARTER thinks STECKLER might hit her with the hammer

CARTER:

(Demanding) What are you doing?

STECKLER:

I'm sorry?

CARTER:

What's with all the locks - and

hammering

STECKLER:

It says in the contract I can have a

lock fitted - is there a problem ANGELA?

There is a pause

CARTER:

(Surprised) My names isn't ANGELA...

STECKLER:

Yes - I'm sorry ELLEN...

CARTER:

(Slight concern) Don't worry - Is that

my hammer (STECKLER nods) Well Just make

sure that it's put back in the garage...

(CONTINUED)

28 CONTINUED:

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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (February 27, 1807 – March 24, 1882) was an American poet and educator whose works include "Paul Revere's Ride", The Song of Hiawatha, and Evangeline. He was also the first American to translate Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy, and was one of the five Fireside Poets. more…

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