"AMERICAN GRAFFITI" Screenplay by George Lucas Gloria Katz ...
"AMERICAN GRAFFITI" Screenplay by George Lucas Gloria Katz ...
"AMERICAN GRAFFITI" Screenplay by George Lucas Gloria Katz ...
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Jesus, what a night.<br />
He climbs in too, and the deuce coupe drives off slowly as<br />
the sun rises over the ploughed fields and on the radio we<br />
hear "Only You."<br />
MEL'S DRIVE-IN-DAWN-CITROEN<br />
Curt sleeps in the little car as the sky grows lighter over<br />
the empty parking lot. The phone is ringing in the booth. It<br />
continues to ring. Finally Curt becomes aware of it and opens<br />
his eyes. It takes him a moment to remember. Then, panicked,<br />
he jumps from the car and rushes to the booth.<br />
CURT<br />
Hello, hello, hello!<br />
A soft sexy female voice is on the other end of the line.<br />
Curt?<br />
VOICE (V.O.)<br />
CURT<br />
Yeah... this is Curt, who is this?<br />
VOICE<br />
Who were you expecting?<br />
CURT<br />
Do you drive a white T-Bird?<br />
VOICE<br />
A white '56. I saw you on Third<br />
Street.<br />
CURT<br />
You know me.<br />
Of course!<br />
VOICE<br />
CURT<br />
Who are you? How do you know me?<br />
VOICE<br />
It's not important.<br />
CURT<br />
(excitedly)<br />
It's important to me. You're the<br />
most perfect, beautiful creature<br />
I've ever seen and I don't know<br />
anything about you. Could we meet<br />
someplace?<br />
VOICE<br />
I cruise Third Street every night.<br />
Maybe I'll see you again tonight.<br />
CURT<br />
No... I don't think so.
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