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CONTINUED: (6)<br />
83.<br />
ELLIOT<br />
The trip to Paris this summer<br />
Forget about it.<br />
INT. ROBERTO AND TED’S APARTMENT - NIGHT<br />
A party at Roberto and Ted’s. The apartment is crowded<br />
with people - men and women, friends of the couple -<br />
chatting, drinking beer, laughing and being social.<br />
George sits on the couch, alone, with a drink in his<br />
hand, observing the scene. He sees in the corner of the<br />
room TWO MEN having what seems to be a heated<br />
conversation, which quickly turns into an argument. Some<br />
people around them look on, and they realize that this is<br />
not the place nor the time to be having this<br />
conversation. They rest their case for a moment. One of<br />
them, IAN, attractive, early 30’s, goes into the kitchen.<br />
The other one, a MAN IN H<strong>IS</strong> 40s, is clearly upset. He<br />
suddenly turns around and walks out the door. George<br />
witnesses the whole scene from the couch.<br />
Ian comes back from the kitchen with two beers, and walks<br />
around looking for his friend. He looks and looks but<br />
doesn’t find him. Disappointed, he ends up on the couch,<br />
next to George.<br />
IAN<br />
Would you like a beer<br />
George notices a countryman in Ian’s heavy British<br />
accent.<br />
GEORGE<br />
No, thank you.<br />
IAN<br />
I got an extra one for my friend,<br />
and now I can’t find him.<br />
GEORGE<br />
I think he left.<br />
Ian realizes George was witness to his scene with the<br />
guy. He places one of the beers on the coffee table in<br />
front of him, and keeps the other one, drinking a sip.<br />
IAN<br />
We had an argument.<br />
(pause)<br />
I’m Ian by the way.<br />
GEORGE<br />
George. I’m a friend of Roberto’s.<br />
(CONTINUED)
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