INVENTING THE ABBOTTS - Daily Script
INVENTING THE ABBOTTS - Daily Script
INVENTING THE ABBOTTS - Daily Script
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<strong>INVENTING</strong> <strong>THE</strong> <strong>ABBOTTS</strong> - Rev. 3/20/96 3.<br />
4CONTINUED: 4<br />
JACEY<br />
It was busy all night.<br />
ELEANOR<br />
Maybe you had the wrong number?<br />
JACEY<br />
Are you mad at me?<br />
ELEANOR<br />
No. Are you mad at me?<br />
JACEY<br />
No. Who said I was?<br />
I did.<br />
ELEANOR<br />
JACEY<br />
I just wanted to talk to you last<br />
night.<br />
ELEANOR<br />
We can talk tonight at the party.<br />
JACEY<br />
I wasn't invited.<br />
ELEANOR<br />
Yes, you were.<br />
No, I wasn't.<br />
JACEY<br />
ELEANOR<br />
Well, now you are. But if you're<br />
mad at me you don't have to come.<br />
She gives him a sultry smile, turns and glides into a<br />
classroom as the BELL RINGS. The corridor is quickly<br />
vacated by all but Jacey -- he savors the aftertaste of<br />
Eleanor's smile.<br />
5 EXT. HOLT HOME - EVENING (MAGIC HOUR) 5<br />
ESTABLISHING ANGLE of the modest two-story clapboard<br />
house in a working class neighborhood. A home-made pingpong<br />
table takes up so much room in the detached garage<br />
that it forced the eviction of the family car, a 1950<br />
Plymouth coupe, which is parked nearby on the driveway.<br />
The garage doors are open and the garage light is on.<br />
We hear (V.O.) DOUG SINGING bits and pieces of<br />
"Heartbreak Hotel" in his best Elvis fashion.
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