"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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(she kisses him)<br />
Yes! Liquor! This place is too crowded<br />
anyway.<br />
Terry backs out and drives off, leaving the approaching car<br />
hop standing in an empty parking space.<br />
CAR HOP<br />
What about your double Chub<strong>by</strong> Chuck,<br />
mexicali-chili-barb and<br />
(looking at the tray)<br />
--two cherry cokes, sir?<br />
CRUISING MAIN STREET-'57 VOLKSWAGEN<br />
We see the white T-bird ahead for just a moment, before it<br />
accelerates, passes a car and disappears, as we hear<br />
"Peppermint Twist" from the radio.<br />
In the VW, Curt is in the back, shaking the driver's seat,<br />
yelling at Bobbie. Wendy is in front next to Bobbie.<br />
CURT<br />
There--don't you see it? Speed up,<br />
you're losing her--<br />
BOBBIE<br />
Quit shouting in my ear!<br />
CURT<br />
Cut around him, cut around him.<br />
The little VW swerves and cuts around an old dagoed Dodge,<br />
then speeds along the fast lane.<br />
Ahead, we catch a glimpse of the T-bird as it turns a corner.<br />
CURT<br />
There, hang a right--over there!<br />
Bobbie turns, somebody honks, she hits the curb, shifting<br />
madly she mis-clutches; the beetle lugs forward; Curt falls<br />
back in the seat and Wendy looks at him.<br />
CURT<br />
You lost her!<br />
WENDY<br />
What's wrong with you? You know Bobbie<br />
gets nose bleeds when she's upset.<br />
BOBBIE<br />
I do not! You shut up!<br />
CURT<br />
Lost her again. Ah, Wendy, my old<br />
lover, come back here and console<br />
me.<br />
WENDY<br />
Eat your heart out. Who was she
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