"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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John looks at her.<br />
She looks at him.<br />
Oh, no--No. Hey--<br />
CAROL<br />
It's past my curfew. I'm going to<br />
tell him how old I am, my parents<br />
don't know I'm out and you tried to<br />
rape me. Boy, are you up a creek.<br />
JOHN<br />
Hey--ah, really--don't say anything.<br />
CAROL<br />
If you say "I was a dirty bird.<br />
Carol's not grungy, she's bitchin'."<br />
The cop is tapping at John's window. John wipes his face.<br />
CAROL<br />
Say it--I'll tell him.<br />
JOHN<br />
(quietly)<br />
I was a dirty bird, Carol's not<br />
grungy, she's bitchin.'<br />
CAROL<br />
Okay--I'll think about it.<br />
"The Great Imposter" can be heard on the passing car radios.<br />
John rolls down his window. He looks at the surly cop.<br />
HOLSTEIN<br />
Where you going, Milner?<br />
JOHN<br />
I'm going home--sir.<br />
HOLSTEIN<br />
Where you been, Milner?<br />
JOHN<br />
Ah--at the movies--sir.<br />
HOLSTEIN<br />
Milner, you weren't around the 12th<br />
and G streets at about 8:30, were<br />
you?<br />
JOHN<br />
No, I wa at the movies--like I said--<br />
sir.<br />
Holstein looks at him, then steps back, looks at the car.<br />
Holstein's only a couple years older than John, but the<br />
uniform separates them <strong>by</strong> light years.<br />
HOLSTEIN
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