SHOOTING DOGS screenplay by David Wolstencroft
SHOOTING DOGS screenplay by David Wolstencroft
SHOOTING DOGS screenplay by David Wolstencroft
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CONTINUED:<br />
Shame.<br />
Episode 5 - Yellow Pages 28.4.04 14.<br />
SAM<br />
RUTH<br />
No, he’s not ... someone we’re<br />
looking at because he’s done<br />
something. He’s someone we’re<br />
looking at in case someone does<br />
something to him. It's<br />
Housekeeping. He sits on various<br />
committees. Boards in the City.<br />
All kinds of people cross his path.<br />
SAM<br />
He sounds important.<br />
RUTH<br />
Oh he is. Very. He’s a powerful<br />
*<br />
man. And therefore a very<br />
*<br />
vulnerable one. People who HAVE<br />
been bad tend to call his phone, so<br />
it’s tapped, as is his office.<br />
(thinks)<br />
He works so hard.<br />
SAM<br />
Is he just really ... nice?<br />
RUTH<br />
He has a PhD in economics. He was<br />
an athlete at university but he<br />
hurt his knee playing tennis in<br />
Spain in '92. A ligament. Very<br />
painful. And he's a singer. I<br />
don't know why that should make a<br />
difference to me. I just ...<br />
really like singers.<br />
SAM<br />
You have been busy.<br />
Ruth looks at Sam for a moment - there's the slight feeling<br />
from Sam's tone that suddenly puts Ruth on the defensive.<br />
RUTH<br />
Not as if I'm ... doing anything<br />
wrong. Really. Just looking at<br />
them.<br />
(CONTINUED)<br />
*
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