"AMERICAN GRAFFITI" Screenplay by George Lucas Gloria Katz ...

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FIRST GIRL No. Does he go to Turlock High? JOHN Well, he used to. He goes to J.C. now. FIRST GIRL Do you go to J.C.? Yeah, sure. JOHN FIRST GIRL Oh, wow! Do you know Guy Phillips? JOHN Yeah, sure. I got him in a class. FIRST GIRL He's so boss. JOHN How would you like to ride around with me for awhile? FIRST GIRL I'm sorry, I can't. I'm going steady. JOHN Ah, come on! FIRST GIRL I just can't. JOHN You're just ridin' around with a bunch of girls. Hey, how about somebody else in there? Anybody else want to go for a ride? The girls chatter and giggle among themselves. One of the girls dangles a bra out the back window, and they all break into hysterical laughter. The girls try to accelerate ahead, but John stays alongside their car. JOHN Aw, come on... I got plenty of room. It's dangerous to have that many people in a car. Cops see ya, you're had. You got nothing to fear, I'm as harmless as a ba<strong>by</strong> kitten. A small voice rises above the chatter. CAROL I'll go. I'll go. FIRST GIRL Judy's sister wants to ride with you. Is that all right?
JOHN (grinning) Yeah, sure, Judy--her sister--her mother--anybody. I'll take 'em all. Listen, we'll go up and stop at that light. It'll turn red <strong>by</strong> the time we get there. All right? The first girl grins and nods. John winks at her. JOHN You ever get tired of going steady with somebody that ain't around--I'm up for grabs. The cars stop at the light. A girl rushes out from the Studey and runs around the back of John's coupe. She opens the door and climbs in fast as the light changes. The Studebaker pulls off fast. John pushes through the gears and turns and smiles at his pick-up, as "That'll Be the Day" plays on the Wolfman Jack Show. JOHN So, you're Judy's little sister. Carol Morrison shakes her head. She is thirteen years old, very cute--wearing blue jeans, sneakers and a "Dewey Webber Surf Board" T-shirt which hangs to her knees. John seems slightly panicked. JOHN Ah, shit,--how old are you? CAROL Old enough. How old are you? JOHN I'm too old for you. CAROL You can't be that old. JOHN Listen, listen. I think you better go back and sit with your sister. Hey, ah... where are they, anyway? They comin' back or somethin'? This is a joke, right? This better be a joke, 'cause I'm not drivin' you around. CAROL But you asked me. What's the matter? Am I too ugly? (on the verge of tears) Judy doesn't want me with her and now you don't want me with you. Nobody wants me... even my mother and father hate me. Everybody hates me.
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Page 3 and 4: Lodge has given out. Oh yeah, he sa
Page 5 and 6: off. JOHN Not too good, huh? CURT W
Page 7 and 8: LAURIE You mean dating other people
Page 9 and 10: What's wrong, he's crying! There is
Page 11 and 12: Curt goes over and stands by the wi
Page 13 and 14: JOHN Yeah. All right, thanks. John
Page 15: LAURIE We're not going to spend the
Page 19 and 20: waterfall curl as the Wolfman dedic
Page 21 and 22: BOY'S LAVATORY Laurie, I know it's
Page 23 and 24: LAURIE Get your cooties off me-- Ed
Page 25 and 26: all the next day. CURT (grinning) C
Page 27 and 28: She takes a pressurized can of shav
Page 29 and 30: Uh-huh. Milner, the reason I stoppe
Page 31 and 32: the road. GIRLFRIEND (giving anothe
Page 33 and 34: DEBBIE Wow--bitchin' tuck and roll.
Page 35 and 36: He moans. remember? STEVE What do y
Page 37 and 38: Okay. CURT They go off toward the V
Page 39 and 40: I'm going to join the Marines. DEBB
Page 41 and 42: DEBBIE Tiger happens to be very int
Page 43 and 44: anyway? CURT I don't know, but I'm
Page 45 and 46: Wendy turns and leans forward, laug
Page 47 and 48: MEL'S DRIVE-IN Isn't it great, the
Page 49 and 50: Terry pulls into the parking lot an
Page 51 and 52: couple of flashlight batteries and
Page 53 and 54: get? All the ding-a-lings get it so
Page 55 and 56: guy. Soon he realizes that he is be
Page 57 and 58: at him, shaking his head. JOE This
Page 59 and 60: he's a Negro, I think... anyway, he
Page 61 and 62: Cadillac full of girls laughing at
Page 63 and 64: wheels... and a jeep. I also have a
Page 65 and 66: compound. CURT Hey, terrific, I lov
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CURT Ah, he means, we're all done h
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Debbie comes up and watches Terry l
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I'm sorry. STEVE LAURIE Get out! It
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TERRY Where'd you go, anyway? Over
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John sighs, wondering if he'll ever
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Wow! He's really fast, isn't he? JO
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Steve goes off and Debbie looks at
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cars pass with their radios blaring
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fearfully. JOHN All night you've be
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stops and watches Steve and Budda.
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MEL'S DRIVE-IN is reflected across
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He watches her stop at the screen d
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OLD WOMAN Staying on his hands and
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Stop it, stop it, stop it! Help! Po
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ack, then you let him have it. Terr
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Ow. Goodnight. See ya. DEBBIE TERRY
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MANAGER No, man. I'm not the Wolfma
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Curt nods and stands. The manager s
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DALE Yeah. Figured something was up
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LAURIE I said I didn't--you lousy g
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Jesus, what a night. He climbs in t
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LAURIE 'Bye 'bye, Curt. Curt goes t
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