"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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MAN (V.O.)<br />
Hello, Wolfman.<br />
Who's this?<br />
WOLFMAN (V.O.)<br />
MAN<br />
This is Weird Willard.<br />
WOLFMAN<br />
Hold on a minute, let me get my pants<br />
off... you understand?<br />
Steve opens the door to the car and then turns Laurie and<br />
kisses her.<br />
STEVE<br />
Why don't we go to the canal?<br />
LAURIE<br />
(teasing)<br />
What for?<br />
STEVE<br />
Listen, I can get tough with you<br />
too, you know.<br />
LAURIE<br />
Yeah, hard tough.<br />
She kisses him and they get into the car. As they pull out,<br />
the Wolfman continues his conversation on the radio.<br />
WOLFMAN (V.O.)<br />
I got 'em down around my knees, man.<br />
Wear these tight pants. I can't get<br />
'em... All right, I'm gonna do my<br />
little dance now, man.<br />
And the Wolfman goes into an insane rain-dance rhythm as we<br />
hear "Little Darlin'"<br />
CRUISING MAIN STREET--STEVE'S '58 CHEVY<br />
Terry not only looks cool now, but is cool, singing with the<br />
radio, a girl beside him. Hot stuff.<br />
Terry ever so slowly tries to put his arm around her, but <strong>by</strong><br />
the time he manages it, he has to shift.<br />
They drive <strong>by</strong> some kids having a car-to-car water pistol<br />
war.<br />
TERRY<br />
I go to Dewey too, ya know.<br />
DEBBIE<br />
I never seen ya.<br />
TERRY<br />
I bug out a lot. When I graduate,
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