Tin Men Page #6
- R
- Year:
- 1987
- 112 min
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CONTINUED:
MOE:
Now, let me see... we gotta be
(he looks at
his watch)
It's about three-twenty now...
we've got some time on our hands.
You want to get some coffee?
BB:
No, I'm up to here with the
coffee.
He indicates his throat.
MOE:
They got any good pool halls
around here?
BB:
I don't know.
(beat)
You know what would be fun to do..?
Let's try the Life Magazine
routine.
MOE:
(smiles)
Yeah.
CUT TO:
22 EXT. WOODEN FRAMED HOUSE - DAY 22
Slightly run-down. We're looking THROUGH the LENS of a
35mm camera.
BB (O.S.)
You know, I think we've got to
come over about two feet.
The SCREEN SHAKES as BB moves the camera.
CUT TO:
23 INT. WOODEN FRAMED HOUSE - DAY 23
A HOUSEWIFE is looking through the curtains, suspiciously.
CAMERA MOVES TOWARDS the window and we see Moe and BB
moving the 35mm camera around on a tripod. We can
faintly hear their talk.
(CONTINUED)
18.
23 23
CONTINUED:
BB:
I think this is a better position...
the light is hitting it, which is
accentuating the effect we're
going for. It's very good...
very good.
MOE:
(in a creative pose)
structure...
CUT TO:
24 EXT. WOODEN FRAMED HOUSE - DAY 24
BB and Moe at the camera and tripod.
BB:
(under his breath,
to Moe)
She's at the window.
MOE:
Yeah.
BB:
(in a loud voice)
This is going to be terrific in
Life Magazine.
(even louder)
Terrific in Life Magazine!
(under his breath)
Come on outside, honey.
MOE:
(in loud voice)
This should be our single biggest
issue of Life Magazine.
We see the Housewife coming out of her front door.
BB:
(quietly)
Bingo!
The Housewife approaches BB and Moe suspiciously.
HOUSEWIFE:
Excuse me. What are you doing?
(CONTINUED)
19.
24 CONTINUED:
24MOE:
Oh, I hope we're not disturbing
you, ma'am. We're with Life
Magazine... we'll be out of here
in just a minute.
BB:
(still looking through
camera; to Moe)
Move the tripod another foot...
another foot.
Moe moves the tripod.
HOUSEWIFE:
What do you mean, Life Magazine?
BB:
(looking up
from camera)
Two minutes, ma'am, and we'll be
out of here. We just need the
picture for Life Magazine, and
we'll be out of here.
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