"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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MANAGER<br />
No, man. I'm not the Wolfman.<br />
The manager leans forward and picks up a spool of tape. He<br />
holds it up as a magician would for audience inspection,<br />
then puts it on a machine. A record is about to end. As it<br />
does the manager punches some buttons and the record segues<br />
into a Wolfman howl and then the distinctive Wolfman voice<br />
takes over. The manager adjusts the monitor volume down and<br />
sucks his popsicle.<br />
WOLFMAN (V.O.)<br />
Who is this on the Wolfman's<br />
telephone?<br />
Diane.<br />
DIANE (V.O.)<br />
WOLFMAN<br />
How're you doin', Diane?<br />
All right.<br />
DIANE<br />
The station manager smiles at Curt, who is watching the tape<br />
and blinking lights of the large console.<br />
MANAGER<br />
That's the Wolfman.<br />
CURT<br />
He's on tape. The man is on tape.<br />
WOLFMAN (V.O.)<br />
Do you love me? Say you love me,<br />
Diane.<br />
CURT<br />
Well, ah--where does he work? I mean,<br />
where is the Wolfman now?<br />
MANAGER<br />
The Wolfman is everywhere.<br />
CURT<br />
But I got to give him this note.<br />
MANAGER<br />
(taking it from Curt)<br />
Here, let me see the note.<br />
(he reads it)<br />
Hell, that's just a dedication. All<br />
I gotta do is relay it. And it'll be<br />
on the air tomorrow, or Tuesday at<br />
the latest.<br />
CURT<br />
No, no. See, this is very important.<br />
I may be leaving town tomorrow, and<br />
it's very important that I--damn it,
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