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Le professeur Hamilton, éminent scientifique, a un rêve : oter le gène criminel de voleurs notoires.
Pour cela, il se met à ressusciter Bonnie, Clyde et Al Capone mais il perd le contrôle sur eux.
Al Capone essaye de reprendre la ville dans ses mains. Grâce à Bobby le Morphale, Loïs et Clark apprennent qu'il va se passer quelque chose dans un club. Loïs joue dans ce club pendant que Clark rencontre Bonnie. A ce moment, Al Capone entre dans le club et annonce qu'il est le nouveau patron.
Un gangster prend en otage Loïs mais Clark la défend : il reçoit une balle et doit mourir sous les yeux de Loïs. Tout le Daily Planet est en deuil, Loïs est complétement perdue et elle se sent responsable de sa mort.
Elle continue d'enquêter et trouve l'adresse du professeur Hamilton. Elle se retrouve chez lui et le voit enfermé. Elle le libère mais ils ne peuvent s'enfuir car les gangsters viennent d'arriver. Ils sont mis dans du ciment jusqu'au cou mais sont sauvés par Superman.
Clark arrive au même moment en disant que c'est Superman qui l'a sauvé et ils retournent au Daily Planet pour empêcher le meurtre de leurs collègues.
Loïs, qui a eu trop peur de perdre Clark, lui dévoile tous ses sentiments dans la voiture en le ramenant chez lui mais pendant sa déclaration, il s'endort.
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Titre VO
That Old Gang of Mine
Titre VF
Bonnie, Clyde et compagnie
Première diffusion
13.11.1994
Première diffusion en France
09.05.1995
_LOIS & CLARK_
_THE NEW ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN_
"THAT OLD GANG OF MINE"
EPISODE SEVEN
Written by Gene Miller & Karen Kavner
Directed by Lorraine Ferrara
_LOCATIONS_
_INTERIORS_: _EXTERIORS_:
Daily Planet *
Newsroom
Perry's Office Perry's Garage
Lobby
Look Alike Agency
Perry's Garage
Car Metropolis Savings & Loan
Look Alike Agency Metropolis Storage
Metropolis Savings & Loan Hobs Street
Gaming Club Suicide Slum Alley
Metropolis Storage Kent Barn
Office Area
Hamilton's Lab Movie Theatre
Lois' Car High Rise Building
Sidewalk
Construction Site
_TEASER_
FADE IN:
1 EXT. PERRY'S GARAGE - DAY 1
A two-car attached garage in an upscale neighborhood. The
garage door rises revealing two cars inside: Perry's four
door sedan (parked head in), and a vintage 1934 Ford Coupe
in mint condition (parked head out).
JIMMY (O.S.)
Whoa, check it out...
2 ANOTHER ANGLE REVEALS 2
PERRY and JIMMY in the driveway, Perry holding a garage door
opener, Jimmy a tool box. As they enter the garage...
3 INT. PERRY'S GARAGE - DAY - CONTINUOUS 3
PERRY
Beauty, ain't she? I got her on
loan for the Planet's anniversary
celebration.
JIMMY
(eyeing coupe)
Is this what you used to drive when
you were my age?
PERRY
Son, I may have gray hair, but
that's because of my job. I wasn't
even born when this car was built.
JIMMY
(re: sedan)
So what's wrong with this one?
PERRY
When I came in last night, I
couldn't get it to shift into Park.
JIMMY
Well, let's see what I can do.
As he lays the tool box down...
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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3 CONTINUED: 3
CLYDE (O.S.)
Excuse me.
4 ANOTHER ANGLE REVEALS 4
CLYDE BARROW, standing behind them in the driveway. Mid
20's, handsome in a cruel sort of way, Clyde's dressed in a
classic gangster outfit. Smiling, he indicates the coupe.
CLYDE
Y'all got the keys to my car?
Perry and Jimmy give him the once over, then...
PERRY
You want to run that by me again?
CLYDE
It ain't that confusin', Pops. You
got my car and I want it back.
(the smile disappears)
Now hand 'em over.
PERRY
I don't know what your game is
friend, but that car's on loan from
a collector to my newspaper.
CLYDE
Newspaper man, huh? You boys
always were gutsy.
(and then)
Bonnie!
A woman, BONNIE PARKER, mid 20's, a real beauty in a classic
"moll" dress, steps from behind a row of bushes brandishing
an old-fashioned TOMMY GUN. As she trains it on them...
CLYDE (CONT'D)
Too bad I never much cared for
gutsy.
WIPE TO:
5 INT. PERRY'S GARAGE - DAY - MOMENTS LATER 5
The Ford coupe idles outside. Clyde enters, where Jimmy and
Perry are now sitting in the front bucket seats of Perry's
sedan, Jimmy at the wheel. Their hands are tied behind the
seats. Bonnie leans on the hood picking through the
contents of their wallets. The REMOTE GARAGE DOOR OPENER
now rests on the hood as well.
--page break--
THAT OLD GANG OF MINE (#7) FULL Blue Rev. 10/3/94 3.
6 INTERCUT 6
interior of the sedan as needed thru...
CLYDE
Car ain't got much gas.
(re: wallets)
They got any money?
BONNIE
No. Just some pictures and a bunch
of these hard things.
She hands him a couple of CREDIT CARDS.
CLYDE
'The Gold Card.'
(bites it)
The hell it is.
(tosses them aside)
I guess we'll get our gas the old
fashioned way. Steal it.
PERRY
You two are piling up quite a
resume. Carjacking, armed
robbery... when the Feds catch up
with you, you'll both be going away
for a long time!
BONNIE
We've already been away for a long
time.
CLYDE
(disdainful)
The Feds. You think I'm afraid of
Hoover?
JIMMY
(aside, to Perry)
Why would a vacuum cleaner company
want them?
PERRY
(looks at Jimmy, then)
J. Edgar Hoover. Was head of the
FBI for forty-eight years.
JIMMY
Never heard of him.
PERRY
(to himself)
Public education's a wonderful
thing.
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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6 CONTINUED: 6
As Clyde leans into the open door and turns the key,
starting the engine...
BONNIE
Do we have to kill 'em, Clyde? The
kid's kinda cute.
Clyde ignores her as he slams the door shut and leans down
to talk to Jimmy and Perry through the open driver's window.
CLYDE
Make it easy on yourselves boys.
Just breathe deep and relax.
Clyde and Bonnie walk out toward the Ford thru...
CLYDE (CONT'D)
(re: garage door opener)
How's this thing work?
BONNIE
He just pushed the button.
Clyde pushes the opener. As the garage door closes...
CLYDE
Well, how do you like that? I
think I'm gonna like the nineties. (X)
7 INT. PERRY'S CAR - DAY - CONTINUOUS 7
The garage door's closed. Perry and Jimmy struggle to get
free as we HEAR the vintage Ford PULL AWAY. (X)
JIMMY
I can't get loose!
Perry shoots him a concerned look, then as they both start
YELLING FOR HELP, we...
FADE OUT.
_END OF TEASER_
--page break--
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_ACT ONE_
FADE IN:
8 INT. PERRY'S SEDAN - DAY - MOMENTS LATER 8
The carbon monoxide is working. Perry's struggle to loosen
his hands has waned. Jimmy leans back, defeated. A beat,
then he spots a SECOND GARAGE DOOR OPENER on the visor above
him.
JIMMY
Chief, if I can somehow press this
with my head...
As Jimmy maneuvers in his seat, his knee accidentally knocks
the gear shift selector from Neutral to REVERSE. Jimmy
stomps down for the brake but hits the gas instead.
9 EXT. PERRY'S GARAGE - DAY - CONTINUOUS 9
The sedan BURSTS through the closed garage door, SPLINTERING
it into a wild jigsaw.
PERRY (O.S.)
Hit the brakes!
Perry's car suddenly screeches to a halt in the drive.
10 INT. PERRY'S CAR - DAY - CONTINUOUS 10
As Jimmy and Perry breathe deeply...
JIMMY
I knew we'd find a way out.
off Perry's dubious look...
DISSOLVE TO:
11 INT. DAILY PLANET - BULLPEN - DAY - LATER 11
A BANNER hangs from the ceiling proclaiming "The Daily
Planet. 60 Years #1 in Metropolis." Two caterer's
assistants drink coffee near the vending machines. The
officious CATERER approaches them.
CATERER
Come on! Come on! If we're going (X)
to turn this dreary little work
place into a grand ballroom by
Friday night, we can't sit around
sipping caffe latte!
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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11 CONTINUED: 11
Perry and Jimmy, a bit disheveled from their ordeal, enter
from the elevators.
PERRY
Lois! Clark! In my office!
As Perry crosses to his office, LOIS and CLARK rise from
their desks and follow.
LOIS
What's up, Chief?
JIMMY
(hyper)
You're not going to believe what
happened to us this morning.
12 INT. PERRY'S OFFICE - CONTINUOUS 12
Perry moves to his desk as Lois, Clark and Jimmy follow.
JIMMY
We were almost killed, but I was
able to save us.
CLARK
What?!
PERRY
The boy's leaving out a few
details, but bottom line is we were
carjacked.
LOIS
Are you all right?
PERRY
Yeah, we're fine. But they got
away with that vintage Ford we were
using to promote the celebration.
JIMMY
(still excited)
Let me tell you how I saved us!
Picture this! We were locked in
the garage...
PERRY
Jimmy! Go slap some cold water on
your face.
JIMMY
But...
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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12 CONTINUED: 12
PERRY
Go. Now.
As a deflated Jimmy exits ...
JIMMY
I'll tell you about it later.
CLARK
Did you get a good look at them?
PERRY
Sure. I gave the police a detailed
description. And then they looked
at me like I had three heads.
CLARK
Why?
PERRY
'Cause I told them I'd been
carjacked by Bonnie and Clyde.
LOIS
Chief, Bonnie and Clyde died over
sixty years ago.
PERRY
I know that, Lois. My car was
taken, not my senses. But these
two were dead ringers for 'em.
They did quite a job. Make-up,
costumes, the whole shebang.
LOIS
(on to something)
Do you remember anything specific
about the costumes?
PERRY
Lois, I'm not real big on fashion
accessories. Especially when
there's a gun pointed at me. (X)
LOIS
It's just, well... there was this
call on the police scanner last
week... a man in a brown felt
fedora and alligator spats held up
a private gun collector.
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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12 CONTINUED: 2 12
CLARK
(remembering)
That's right. He got away with an
arsenal of antique weapons. Tommy
guns, Colt forty five automatics...
LOIS
There could be a connection.
PERRY
See what you can dig up. That car
was a piece of this paper's
history. It belonged to one of our
great publishers. And more
important... it's not insured.
CUT TO:
13 EXT. SAMMY'S LOOK-ALIKE AGENCY - DAY - ESTABLISHING 13
14 INT. SAMMY'S LOOK-ALIKE AGENCY - DAY 14
A small, tacky suite crammed with 8X10s of famous people on
the walls and several racks of costumes. No frills, no
secretary, just SAMMY. Mid 40's. A spunky, bantam rooster
of an agent with a New York attitude. He's on the phone as
Lois and Clark enter.
SAMMY
That's right... he's a dead ringer
for Elvis.
(beat)
Of course before he died.
(to Lois and Clark)
Have a seat folks. I'll be right
with ya.
Lois looks at the shabby Naugahyde chairs, then gingerly
sits.
LOIS
This is the last one of these
places you're going to drag me to.
Somehow I don't think car-jackers
register with agents.
CLARK
Lois, who would know better than a
look-a-like agency about famous
impersonators?
Sammy hangs up, turns his attention to Lois and Clark.
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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14 CONTINUED: 14
SAMMY
The name's Sammy. So, what can I
do for you nice people?
CLARK
I'm Clark Kent and this is my
partner, Lois Lane. We're from...
SAMMY
(cutting him off)
Vegas, right?
(Clark shakes his head)
No? Wait. I know. Don't tell me.
I never forget an act. I got it.
Kutsher's, the Catskills.
CLARK
We're reporters from the Daily
Planet.
SAMMY
(disappointed)
Reporters. Oh...
(to Lois)
A babe with a face like yours
should be in show business.
Lois smiles, can't help being a tiny bit flattered.
LOIS
Show business?... Me?
SAMMY
Hey. I know talent when I see it.
He moves to a rack of costumes through...
SAMMY (CONT'D)
Throw on a wig. Slap on a beauty
mark. You'd be a dead ringer for
Madonna.
LOIS
(insulted)
Madonna?
He pulls out a sleazy spangled job with pointy twelve inch
gold plated breast cones and holds it up in front of Lois.
SAMMY
(approvingly)
Oh, yeah.
LOIS
That's it. I'm gone.
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
THAT OLD GANG OF MINE (#7) Green Rev. 10/7/94 10.
14 CONTINUED: 2 14
She turns for the door. Clark stops her.
CLARK
Sammy, we were wondering if you
represented any Bonnie and Clyde
look-alikes.
SAMMY
(thinking)
Bonnie and Clyde... Nope. Sorry.
(then)
But, it's funny that you mention
them. I had a guy in here a couple
of weeks ago looking for gangster
costumes.
CLARK
Do you remember his name, or what
he looked like?
SAMMY
Sure. I keep a record of all my
business transactions.
(cocky)
How do you think I got to where I
am today?
LOIS
(under her breath)
One can only wonder.
Sammy opens a drawer overflowing with papers. He rummages
through them; miraculously finds what he wants.
SAMMY
Uh... here he is. Emil Hamilton.
Rented a whole rack of gangster
costumes. I don't usually let my
costumes go out the door without
one of my people inside 'em, but
business has been slow lately.
The door opens and a SUPERMAN LOOK-A-LIKE enters, a
portfolio tucked under his arm. (Dean playing two roles).
Lois and Clark are surprised. Especially Clark.
LOIS
Superman? What are you doing here?
SAMMY
I love it! Gets 'em every time.
Folks, say hello to Barry.
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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14 CONTINUED: 3 14
LOIS
(baffled)
Barry? ... You mean he's a... a
look-alike?!
BARRY
(thick New York accent)
Please, lady. Don't ask me to fly
out no windows.
As our heroes react, Clark's SUPERHEARING picks up a VOICE.
DILLINGER (O.S.)
This is a robbery. Everybody down
on the floor.
As Barry pulls photos from his portfolio...
14A ON CLARK 14A
He looks out the window and sees the antique Ford parked in (X)
front of the bank across the street with Bonnie at the (X)
wheel.
BARRY (O.S.)
(to Sammy) (X)
I got some new eight-by-tens for (X)
you. (X)
Clark uses his X-RAY VISION and sees Dillinger and Clyde, (X)
tommy guns drawn, inside the bank. A teller nervously (X)
fills money sacks with.cash thru... (X)
LOIS (O.S.)
These pictures are close, but he (X)
doesn't wear his hair this long. (X)
Look. (X)
15 15
THRU OMITTED THRU
16 16
--page break--
THAT OLD GANG OF MINE (#7) Yellow Rev. 10/5/94 12.
17 RESUME SCENE 17
Lois opens her purse and takes out a photograph of (X)
Superman. (X)
SAMMY
(dubious) (X)
You carry a picture of Superman in (X)
your purse? (X)
LOIS
Me? No! ... I mean, yes... I um... (X)
it uh... came with the wallet. (X)
CLARK
Lois, I'm going downstairs to...
uh... put some money in the meter.
Clark dashes out the door, loosening his tie.
18 INT. METROPOLIS SAVINGS AND LOAN - DAY - SIMULTANEOUS 18
Clyde keeps his machine gun trained on the customers as the
teller nervously slides the money sacks across to Dillinger,
who stares menacingly at her.
DILLINGER
Take a good look sister. (X)
(to crowd)
All of you! 'Cause this is the
face you're gonna see smilin' back
at you from your evening paper.
This is the face of John H.
Dillinger.
The bank doors open and Bonnie enters in a huff. (X)
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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18 CONTINUED: 18
BONNIE
Hey! What's takin, so long?! I'm
gettin' wrinkles waitin' out there.
Suddenly, we hear a WHOOSH off screen. Everyone turns to
see SUPERMAN, standing in the front door. As he approaches
Clyde and Dillinger...
SUPERMAN
Aren't you boys a little late for
Halloween?
CLYDE
Look who's talkin'. Who are you
supposed to be... 'Little Boy
Blue?'
SUPERMAN
Put down your guns.
BONNIE
(re: Superman)
Oh, my. Now he is one hunk of man.
Clyde FIRES A SHORT BURST from his machine gun, spraying
Superman with a barrage of bullets which bounce off his
chest. Clyde stares at his gun in disbelief.
CLYDE
(to Dillinger)
What is this... a cap gun?! (X)
DILLINGER
You can't hit the broad side of a (X)
barn.
Dillinger reaches into his bag.and pulls out a pack of six (X)
sticks of dynamite. A small piece of paper falls to the (X)
floor, unnoticed. As Superman takes a step toward them, (X)
Clyde grabs a hostage and puts his gun in their back. (X)
CLYDE
(to Superman) (X)
That's far enough pal. I ain't (X)
gonna miss from this close. (X)
Dillinger lights the dynamite and tosses it towards the (X)
loan officer's desk. As customers SCREAM and duck for (X)
cover, the gangsters release the hostage and escape. (X)
Superman HURLS HIMSELF on the dynamite just as it explodes. (X)
As he rises, smoke billows from his body. (X)
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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18 CONTINUED: 2 18
Superman starts after the villains but he hears a Guard
GROANING. He turns and rushes over to the guard who lies on
the floor clutching his chest, surrounded by customers.
SUPERMAN
I better get you to the hospital.
TIME CUT TO:
19 INT. METROPOLIS SAVINGS AND LOAN - DAY - LATER 19
The aftermath. Police tape cordons off the crime scene.
Police dust for fingerprints. Lois takes notes as Clark
flashes his press pass and enters the bank.
LOIS
(with attitude)
Nice of you to show up, Clark.
While you were putting money in the
meter, the bank was robbed by
someone posing as John Dillinger.
Clark bends down and picks a ticket stub off the floor.
LOIS (CONT'D)
Oh, and Bonnie and Clyde put in an
encore performance as well.
Lois notices the ticket stub in Clark's hand.
LOIS (CONT'D)
What's that?
CLARK
A ticket stub from the cineplex.
It might be a clue. (X)
LOIS
A clue? It's a movie ticket stub.
You know how many people came in
here today? It could belong to
anyone.
CLARK
It fell out of Dillinger's pocket.
LOIS
How do you know that?
CLARK
I... um... saw Superman. On my way
back here. He told me what
happened.
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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19 CONTINUED: 19
LOIS
What does he make of all this?
CLARK
Believe me, Lois, he's as baffled
as I am.
20 EXT. BANK - DAY - SECONDS LATER 20
As Lois and Clark exit the bank, Jimmy rushes up, camera
slung over his shoulder.
JIMMY
Hey, C.K., Lois!
Jimmy quickly approaches them.
JIMMY (CONT'D)
I got some information you're
love. Turns out that vintage car
the Chief borrowed once belonged to
the real Clyde Barrow!
Lois and Clark react.
JIMMY (CONT'D)
That got me to thinking, so I
called the cemeteries where they're
buried.
LOIS
(dubious)
Jimmy...
JIMMY
I know it sounds weird but get
this. Both cemetary directors said
that a few years ago a scientist
had their bodies dug up and took
bone and hair samples. Pretty
creepy, huh?
CLARK
Did you get the scientist's name?
JIMMY
Hamilton.
LOIS
Professor _Emil_ Hamilton? (X)
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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20 CONTINUED: 20
JIMMY
Yeah. How'd you know?
Lois and Clark exchange a look.
CUT TO:
21 EXT. METROPOLIS STORAGE - DAY - ESTABLISHING 21
An old, boarded up storage facility. The sign above the
entrance reads, 'OUT OF BUSINESS.'
22 INT. FRONT ROOM - DAY 22
A make-shift day room. A cheap desk, two chairs, sofa and
table. On the desk is a manuscript titled, "DNA - OUR HOPE
FOR THE FUTURE," by Prof. Emil Hamilton. Dillinger and
Clyde sit around the table, dividing up the money from the
bank job. Bonnie is sprawled on a couch watching a banged
up television.
DILLINGER
We got a pretty sweet future in
this town, so long as we don't keep
running into that clown in the blue
tights.
BONNIE
I'd be happy to keep him occupied
any time you boys want to go out
and knock over a few more banks.
CLYDE
(to Bonnie)
That's enough! (X)
Enter PROF. EMIL HAMILTON, dressed in a lab coat. Late (X)
30s, slim, pale, watery eyed. A look of desperation on his
face.
HAMILTON
(furious)
What have you done! You were to go
nowhere without me!
DILLINGER
What are you talkin' about
professor? (X)
HAMILTON
I just heard a news report! Do you
realize you could have ruined years
of my work!
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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22 CONTINUED: 22
CLYDE
Pipe down.
HAMILTON
I will not pipe down! This
experiment is the most significant
scientific breakthrough in modern
history!
BONNIE
(re: tv)
Oh look... this new fangled box
even shows cartoons!
Clyde crosses to the fridge and takes out a soft drink as a
disinterested Dillinger continues counting the bank loot.
HAMILTON
I will not be ignored! I didn't
give up seven years of my life to
bring you back so you could rob
banks!
Bonnie gets up and crosses to Hamilton.
BONNIE
(seductively)
Don't be mad, professor. (X)
Hamilton's upper lip begins to quiver as he tries to keep
back a sneeze.
HAMILTON
(to Bonnie)
Please, your perfume is killing
me... my allergies.
Unable to hold back, he lets loose a FLURRY OF SNEEZES.
BONNIE
You can't keep us locked in here
forever. What is it that girl
sings on the radio? 'Girl's just
wanna have fun.'
HAMILTON
You must understand. I've brought
you back to life to help
civilization. Not hurt it.
CLYDE
We gotta do something, professor. (X)
(re: TV)
We're goin' nuts in here watchin'
that contraption.
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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22 CONTINUED: 2 22
HAMILTON
I'm sorry, but you must wait until
I've completed the genetic altering
of your personalities before you
can go back out into society.
Until that time, you have to live
by my rules.
MAN (O.S.)
The rules have changed.
23 ANGLE ON THE MAN 23
It's AL CAPONE entering from the door to the back room. (X)
The famous trademark scar, a cigar-clenched between his
teeth, wearing a brown felt fedora.
CAPONE
No one makes the rules for Al
Capone, but Al Capone.
(takes a hit on cigar)
And now that I'm back... I'm taking
over Metropolis.
As we hold on Hamilton's frightened expression.
FADE OUT.
_END OF ACT ONE_
--page break--
THAT OLD GANG OF MINE (#7) Pink Rev. 10/4/94 19.
_ACT TWO_
FADE IN:
24 INT. DAILY PLANET - BULLPEN - DAY #2 24
ON THE ELECTRONIC NEWSLINK as a headline scrolls past.
'MOB IMPOSTORS MOVE IN ON METROPOLIS.'
The office-to-party transformation has begun. The caterer's
assistants carry in some potted plants as Perry is dogged by
the caterer.
CATERER
(agitated)
Mr. White, I know you have a paper
to run, but I have a reputation to
uphold. Now I just need a
decision!
PERRY
(exasperated)
Look, Jacques. I don't really care
what kind of napkins you put out.
So long as the guests aren't wipin'
their mouths on their sleeves!
The camera PANS to Clark at the vending machine getting a
bag of chips. He holds a file under his arm. Lois
approaches from a side entrance.
LOIS
Morning. I got some information on
Hamilton. He's a real science
nerd, spends twenty-four hours a
day working in his lab. No family,
no friends. Every penny he has
goes to fund his experiments.
CLARK
I'm not surprised. DNA
modification is very expensive.
LOIS
DNA modification?
CLARK
I found an article in the library.
Hamilton believed he could
restructure DNA and short circuit
aggressive behavior. He hoped to
eliminate all anti-social impulses
in man.
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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24 CONTINUED: 24
LOIS
Did he ever talk about actually
bringing criminals back to life?
CLARK
Not directly. But he did say he
thought they'd be the best people
to experiment on. He even claimed
he'd found a way to accelerate the
maturation process of the embryos.
LOIS
Really? The article said his
theories outraged the scientific
community. That's probably why he
dropped out of sight.
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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24 CONTINUED: 2 24
Jimmy rushes over waving a fax.
JIMMY
Get a load of this. It just came
over on the fax.
Lois and Clark scan the report.
JIMMY (CONT'D)
The cops got a definite make on the
bank robbers. The fingerprints are
exact matches with the real John
Dillinger, Bonnie Parker and Clyde
Barrow.
LOIS
What are we dealing with here?
Some kind of Jurassic Park for
humans?
CLARK
(beat, then)
Let's see if we can get hold of
Bobby Bigmouth. If Hamilton has
created these... whatever they
are... he's the person who'd know
about it.
As Clark and Lois move toward a waiting elevator...
LOIS
(to Jimmy)
Make sure you tell Perry about the
fax.
As the elevator doors close, the other set of elevator doors
open. Al Capone steps out and approaches Jimmy.
CAPONE
Hey, kid. Where can I find Perry
White?
Jimmy takes a beat, thrown by the guy's clothes.
JIMMY
(pointing)
He uh... might be in his office.
Do you have an appointment?
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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24 CONTINUED: 2 24
CAPONE
Al Capone doesn't need an
appointment.
Off Jimmy's reaction, we follow Capone as he makes his way
toward Perry's office. He's intercepted by the caterer, who
snatches the cigar from his mouth.
CATERER
(having a hissy fit)
We can't have you smoking that
nasty thing in here. Do you have
any idea the effect that cigar will
have on my hydrangeas?
Capone snatches the cigar back and leans into the caterer's
face.
CAPONE
Do you have any idea the effect my
fist will have on your face?
The caterer, unnerved, rushes off, as the staffers stop what
they're doing, mesmerized by the sight of Capone.
25 INT. PERRY'S OFFICE - CONTINUOUS 25
Perry works at his desk as Capone enters.
CAPONE
Perry White? ... I'm Al Capone.
Perry looks up.
PERRY
Great shades of Elvis! They're
coming out of the woodwork.
CAPONE
Who's Elvis?
PERRY
Look, pal. I don't know what kind
of charade you're playing...
CAPONE
Is that any way to talk to a man
who came by to do you a favor?
Capone reaches into his pocket and produces a set of car
keys, which he dangles in front of Perry.
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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25 CONTINUED: 25
CAPONE (CONT'D)
The coupe's out back... washed and
waxed.
(flips him the keys)
Sorry about Clyde, but he was still
making payments on it when they got
him.
As Perry stares surprised at the keys in his hands...
CAPONE (CONT'D)
Oh, by the way. I found this under
the front seat. I believe it
belongs to you.
He produces an envelope from his breast pocket and gives it
to Perry. Perry takes it and looks inside. It's filled
with cash.
PERRY
What is this?
CAPONE
C'mon now, Mr. White. You're an
editor and I'm a businessman.
Let's just say we both know how to
run an organization. And when it
comes right down to it... it's the
grease that makes the presses flow.
(then)
I could use someone like you, to
see that the right things are said
about me in the paper.
Perry shoves the envelope back at Capone.
PERRY
I've had just about enough
'Masterpiece Theatre' for one day.
Take your filthy money and that
phony scar and get out of my
office.
CAPONE
Why don't you take a few days?
Think it over.
PERRY
I thought about it. Curtain down.
Show's over.
(CONTINUED)
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25 CONTINUED: 2 25
CAPONE
(controlled)
You know, I enjoy your newspaper
very much, Mr. White. It would be
a shame to see it shut down by
union problems.
Capone pockets his money and exits. Jimmy enters from the
other door.
JIMMY
Wow. I can't believe what you just
did.
PERRY
All I did was throw out the
garbage, son.
JIMMY
(in awe)
Yeah, but I mean... that was Al
Capone!
PERRY
Jimmy, don't be ridiculous. That
guy's just some con artist.
JIMMY
(remembering; sheepish)
Uh, Chief. I have a fax you might
want to see.
Jimmy hands him the fax. Perry reads it... as his eyes go
wide...
CUT TO:
26 26
THRU OMITTED THRU
27 27
27A EXT. METROPOLIS ALLEY - DAY 27A
Lois's jeep is parked at the mouth of the alley, facing out.
27B INT. LOIS' JEEP - DAY 27B
Lois and Clark sit in the front seats, BAGS OF TAKE OUT food
on their laps. They scan the street a beat, then Lois looks
over at a bag in Clark's lap.
(CONTINUED)
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27B CONTINUED: 27
LOIS
Mmmm. That ravioli smells great.
She starts to reach for the bag but Clark stops her hand.
CLARK
Lois, it's for Bobby.
LOIS
He won't know.
CLARK
Oh yeah? Remember what happened
that time you picked some of the
cheese off his pizza? He got all
pouty and wouldn't tell us
anything...
LOIS
I still don't know how he knew that
cheese was missing. I was very
careful not to disturb the
pepperoni.
Clark's BEEPER goes off.
CLARK
That's the office. I better call
in.
Clark exits and hurries out of frame. A beat, then Lois
reaches for the bags on his seat. As she opens one and
reaches in...
BOBBY BIGMOUTH (O.S.)
Hey, hey, hey!
Startled, Lois turns to find BOBBY BIGMOUTH rise up from the
backseat. Mid 30's, thin as an ice pick, wearing a
multi-pocketed safari jacket.
LOIS
Bobby... how did you get back
there?!
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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27B CONTINUED: 2 27
BOBBY BIGMOUTH
Trade secret.
LOIS
And how dare you eavesdrop on my
conversation.
BOBBY BIGMOUTH
I can't help it. I'm a
professional snitch.
He reaches over and lifts the bags off Clark's seat.
BOBBY BIGMOUTH (CONT'D)
What'd you bring me?
LOIS
(flatly)
A wide variety of culinary
delights. As always.
BOBBY BIGMOUTH
Hey, do I detect an attitude? You
know, I don't have to snitch for
you. There's a reporter at The
Star who'd give me my own chef if
I started working for them.
Bobby pulls a breadstick from a bag and shoves it in his
mouth as the door opens and Clark slides back in.
CLARK
Hi, Bobby.
BOBBY BIGMOUTH
(mouth full)
Mmnmph.
CLARK
That was Jimmy. You're not going
to believe this. Al Capone paid
Perry a visit.
LOIS
What? How many more of these
characters are out there?
CLARK
I don't know. But Capone tried to
bribe him. Apparently, the Mayor
got the same offer. Bobby, what do
you know about all this? Who are (X)
these people? (X)
(CONTINUED)
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27B CONTINUED: 3 27
Bobby shovels some ravioli into his mouth, then closes the
container and sticks in into a pocket.
BOBBY BIGMOUTH
From what I hear, they're an
experiment gone bad.
CLARK
(to Lois; awed)
Hamiltion really did it.
BOBBY BIGMOUTH
Oh, and this regenerated Capone
character? Not a big fan of the no
smoking laws.
LOIS
What else?
BOBBY BIGMOUTH
For this food? That's all you get.
You didn't even bring me dessert.
CLARK
(admonishing)
Lois...
Lois sighs, then reaches down and pulls a bag from under her
seat as Bobby unwraps a salami hero and takes a bite. She
hands the bag to Bobby, who opens it and smiles.
BOBBY BIGMOUTH
Ooooo! Tortes!
He bites into a tort, then takes another bite of the (X)
sandwich. Lois reacts, then...
LOIS
So talk.
BOBBY BIGMOUTH
Okay. There's this guy, runs an
illegal gaming club down on Hobs
street... Georgie Hairdo. Capone's
thugs have been leaning on him
pretty hard.
CLARK
What's Capone's interest in the
club?
BOBBY BIGMOUTH
He wants a piece of the action.
Like the old days. Anybody want
the pickle?
(CONTINUED)
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27B CONTINUED: 4 27B
Lois snatches it.
BOBBY BIGMOUTH (CONT'D)
Look, there's something goin' down
tonight at the club. That's all I
know.
(opening back door)
I gotta run. Oh, and next time,
bring me something to drink. And I
don't mean none of that imported
water. Something American.
(CONTINUED)
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27B CONTINUED: 5 27B
He exits.
CLARK
So what do you think?
LOIS
(puckering her lips)
I think this pickle's awful... and
I think we should visit that club.
DISSOLVE TO:
28 EXT. HOBS STREET - NIGHT #2 - ESTABLISHING 28
Lois and Clark sit in a Planet staff car across from a non-
descript building. They watch as a limo pulls up. Two
couples dressed to the teeth get out.
LOIS
Pretty classy crowd for an illegal
gaming club.
CLARK
Isn't that Congressman Haines and
his wife?
LOIS
Nice to know how our taxes are
being spent.
Clark looks over. He uses his SUPERHEARING to pick up on
the exchange at the door.
VOICE (O.S.)
'The fat lady sings.'
The door opens and the couple enters. Lois and Clark get
out of the car. Lois wears a hot little red cocktail dress.
Clark sports a Christian Dior jacket and tie. They head to
the club.
CLARK
You think they'll let us just walk
in?
LOIS
Give me some credit, Clark. I'm
smart enough to get around some
stupid bouncer.
Lois knocks on the front door. The peep hole is slid open
as we see just a PAIR OF EYES staring back.
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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28 CONTINUED: 28
VOICE (O.S.)
Yeah?
LOIS
Hi. Um... we have a reservation.
VOICE (O.S.)
We don't take reservations.
What's the password?
LOIS
(thinking fast)
'Joe sent me.'
(Georgie shakes his
head)
'The eagle has landed?'
(shakes his head again)
'Swordfish?'
CLARK
Swordfish?
VOICE (O.S.)
I saw that Marx Brother's movie
too, lady. Nice try.
CLARK
She was just kidding. 'The fat
lady sings.'
To Lois' amazement, the door is opened. She shoots Clark a
look. He shrugs.
CLARK (CONT'D)
(lying)
I saw it in an old Untouchables
episode.
DISSOLVE TO:
29 INT. GAMING CLUB - A SHORT TIME LATER 29
ON A SLOT MACHINE, a hand drops a coin into a slot. Pull
back to reveal it's Lois, feeding coins into it as Clark
stands next to her, annoyed.
CLARK
Lois, we're here to work. (X)
LOIS
Just a few more nickels. I just
got it warmed up.
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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29 CONTINUED: 29
Clark shakes his head, then drifts a few feet away to the
CRAPS TABLE, where a crowd of gamblers watch a woman roll
the dice.
CROUPIER
Four's the point.
Clark watches with interest. The woman rolls. They come up
seven.
CROUPIER (CONT'D)
Seven.
As the players and spectators react with disappointment, the
croupier clears the table and the next player rolls.
CROUPIER (CONT'D)
Craps.
Suspicious, Clark lowers his glasses and uses his X-RAY
VISION to SCAN THE DICE as the table is cleared. Each dice
contains a small METAL WEIGHT. Pushing his glasses back,
Clark smiles to himself as the player rolls the dice again.
They come up a two and a one. But Clark uses a quick burst
of SUPERBREATH and the 'one' die rolls to a 'five,' making
seven.
CROUPIER (CONT'D)
Cra... Seven.
As the happy gamblers SCREAM with joy and pocket their
winnings, the surprised Croupier looks suspiciously at the
dice.
29A ANOTHER ANGLE 29A
As Clark drifts away from the table...
BONNIE (O.S.)
Hey, handsome. How about some
company?
Clark turns around and recognizes Bonnie, who's wearing a
sexy little cocktail dress and eyeing him seductively.
CLARK
Um... sure.
(leading her to bar)
So... uh... do you come here often?
She leans forward, flirtatiously playing with his tie. (X)
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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29A CONTINUED: 29
BONNIE
I haven't been here in years. I
guess you could say I haven't
been _anywhere_ in years.
The bartender comes over.
CLARK
What would you like to drink?
BONNIE
Why don't you surprise me?
CLARK
(to bartender)
White wine or the lady. Club soda
for me, thanks.
The bartender nods and moves out of frame.
BONNIE
So, you look a little wound up.
Why don't you loosen your tie and
relax.
She reaches for the knot on his tie and tries to loosen it.
Clark's hand quickly goes up to stop hers.
BONNIE (CONT'D)
Whatsa matter? (X)
CLARK
I uh.... I'm kinda shy about people (X)
seeing my underwear. (X)
29B ON LOIS 29B
Still playing the slots. Next to her is a sweet elderly (X)
older woman. Lois pulls the lever and hits the jackpot. (X)
She reacts as nickels cascade into the tray, several (X)
spilling onto the floor. As she turns and bends down to (X)
pick them up a man brushes past her. She looks up and sees (X)
a man with an outrageous Kramer-type hairstyle. Thinking (X)
this could be Georgie Hair-do...
LOIS
(to elderly woman)
Would you watch my nickels? I'll (X)
be right back. (X)
She hurries over to the man with the Hair-do and taps him (X)
on the shoulder.
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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29B CONTINUED: 29
LOIS
Excuse me. Mr. Hair-do?
MAN
(turns around to her)
You talkin' to me?
LOIS
Yes, aren't you Georgie Hair-do?
MAN
Do I look like a bald dead guy?
LOIS
I... beg your pardon.
MAN
Georgie Hair-do was found floatin'
in Hobbs River a couple of hours
ago.
LOIS
Oh, I'm sorry.
MAN
I'm not. I owed him twenty large.
As he chuckles and walks away, Lois returns to her slot
machine to discover the elderly lady gone and so are her
nickels.
29C ON CLARK AND BONNIE 29C
Bonnie caresses Clark's hand. (X)
BONNIE
You got nice hands. (X)
CLARK
(withdrawing his hand)
Thanks. So, do you live nearby? (X)
BONNIE
That's a pretty forward question (X)
for a guy who won't show me his (X)
underwear? (X)
Clyde walks over.
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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29C CONTINUED: 29C
CLYDE
Back off, pretty boy. The lady's
taken.
BONNIE
Knock it off, Clyde. After sixty
years, I still don't see no ring on
this finger.
CLYDE
(sotto)
Could we discuss this later? In
private? You're supposed to be
watching the door.
CLARK
Look. Um... it was nice meeting
you. Both of you. But I have to
go... find someone.
Clark leaves a few dollars on the bar and moves off. Lois (X)
grabs him. (X)
LOIS (X)
Clark. I just found out Georgie (X)
Hair-do's dead. (X)
CLARK (CONT'D) (X)
Yeah. Well, Bonnie and Clyde are (X)
here. We've got to call the (X)
police. Let's go. (X)
As they start for the door... (X)
LOIS (X)
You go. I've got to find a (X)
gray-haired lady with a bucket of (X)
my nickel. (X)
30 OMITTED 30
31 ANOTHER ANGLE 31
The front door bursts open and Capone, Dillinger, and a
couple of n.d. thugs enter, TOMMY GUNS at the ready.
Dillinger FIRES a SHORT BURST INTO THE AIR. As club goers
SCREAM, two bouncers reach for their guns but Bonnie and
Clyde disarm them. As the club falls silent...
CAPONE
My apologies, ladies and gentlemen,
for this little interruption.
(MORE)
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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31 CONTINUED: 31
CAPONE (CONT'D)
I just came by to announce that
Georgie Hairdo has wisely decided
to retire from the hospitality
business.
(takes a drag from his
cigar, then)
So from now on, this club belongs
to Al Capone.
Dillinger spots Lois and his hormones kick into high gear.
DILLINGER
(to Capone, re: Lois)
Hey Al, how 'bout we name this
little cutie our new head hostess?
Lois tries to ignore him, but Dillinger comes close.
DILLINGER (CONT'D)
You know, I always was partial to a
lady in red.
He starts to run a hand down her cheek. Clark grabs it.
CLARK
Leave her alone.
DILLINGER
Who are you? Her big brother?
Dillinger shoves Clark back and reaches for Lois. As Clark
makes a move to stop him...
LOIS
Clark, no!
Clyde levels his pistol at Clark and FIRES THREE TIMES AT (X)
CLARK'S CHEST. Stunned, Clark falls to the floor, 'DEAD.'
Lois is horrified. The SOUNDS of POLICE SIRENS can be HEARD
off in the distance.
CAPONE
(pissed; to Clyde)
You moron. What did you do that
for? (X)
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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31 CONTINUED: 2 31
CAPONE (CONT'D)
Let's get out of here. And take
the stiff. I can't afford to be
linked to a murder.
They drag Clark's 'lifeless' body out the door.
LOIS
(anguished)
Clark...
She starts for the door. The woman from the crap table
holds her back for her own good. And off Lois' horrified
expression we...
32 OMITTED 32
FADE OUT.
_END OF ACT TWO_
--page break--
[Note: my page 34 is missing]
--page break--
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35 CONTINUED: 35
Perry fights the catch in his throat, then smiles.
PERRY (CONT'D)
I remember the first time he walked
in here looking for a job, full of
that confidence you get when you
don't know any better. I remember
thinking... this kid is me. And
now...
There's a KNOCK and a MALE STAFFER opens Perry's door.
MALE STAFFER
Mr. White, the caterer's on the
phone. He wants to know when we're
going to reschedule the party.
PERRY
(beat, then)
Tell him it's still on for tonight.
The surprised staffer nods, closes the door.
JIMMY
Chief... I don't think anyone's
really in the mood for a party...
PERRY
Jimmy, the Daily Planet is more
than just paper and ink. It's
people like Clark... and you...
doing what's right for the city and
getting damn little in return. By
honoring the Planet tonight, we
honor Clark... and everything he
stood for.
Perry hands Jimmy the mock up edition on his desk.
PERRY (CONT'D)
Now, take this down to the press
room. We got a paper to put out.
(X)
36 INT. DAILY-PLANET BULLPEN - DAY - CONTINUOUS 36
As Jimmy crosses the bullpen, CAMERA PICKS UP LOIS, heading
down the ramp in a fog. She glances at Clark's empty desk. (X)
then sits at her desk, lost. A beat, then Perry (X)
approaches.
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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36 CONTINUED: 36
JIMMY
(gently)
Lois, you didn't have to come in
today.
LOIS
I couldn't stay home. All I could
think about was Clark... lying
there. I can't help feeling it
was all my fault Clark was killed.
PERRY
Honey, you can't blame yourself.
You had no way of knowing what was
going to happen.
LOIS
(not listening)
Clark died trying to protect me.
In one lousy second, they took away
my partner... and my best friend.
(and then)
You know the worst part? Clark
died without ever knowing...
She trails off.
DET. WOLFE (O.S.)
Miss Lane?
They turn to see DETECTIVE WOLFE, mid thirties, approaching.
DET. WOLFE (CONT'D)
(gently)
Sorry to bother you. I'm Detective
Wolfe. Homicide. I need to get
your signature on the statement you
gave last night.
He hands her the form, which Lois hurriedly signs, as...
PERRY
Got any leads on these animals yet?
(CONTINUED)
--page break--
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36 CONTINUED: 2 36
DET. WOLFE
Not yet. But we will.
The male Staffer approaches Det. Wolfe.
MALE STAFFER
Detective Wolfe? There's a call
for you on line two.
DET. WOLFE
(picking up phone)
Wolfe. Yeah...
He grabs a telephone message pad from Lois' desk. As he
scribbles something on it...
DET. WOLFE (CONT'D)
Has it been confirmed?... Look,
we've got fourteen possibles on
Capone's whereabouts... Okay. Add
it to the list.
Wolfe hangs up and rips off the top page of the message pad.
As he pockets it...
DET. WOLFE (CONT'D)
Listen, uh... we're gonna work on
this round the clock. I'll uh...
keep you posted.
The detective exits. A beat, then...
PERRY
(to Lois)
You want to go get some coffee,
talk about it?
Lois just shakes her head, Perry pats her on the shoulder (X)
and drifts back towards his office. Lois watches him leave,
then grabs the message pad Wolfe used and reads it.
37 CLOSE ON MESSAGE PAD 37
The carbon faded address reads 1500 Old North Road.
CUT TO:
--page break--
THAT OLD GANG OF MINE (#7) Green Rev. 10/7/94 38.
38 INT. KENT CELLAR - DAY 38
JONATHAN leans against a tractor, MARTHA sits on a hay bale
as Clark paces restlessly.
CLARK
I didn't know what else to do. I
had to pretend I was dead or
everyone would know I was Superman.
(and then)
Now everything I've worked for...
my job, my friends, my life... is
over.
As Jonathan and Martha exchange a concerned look...
MARTHA
Mr. White called this morning while
you were in the shower. He was
very nice, wanted to know if there
was anything he could do for us.
CLARK
Did he say anything about Lois?
MARTHA
Just that she was taking it pretty
hard.
CLARK
I guess that should make me feel a
little better... but it doesn't. I
wish I could be there for her.
JONATHAN
You can... as Superman.
CLARK
Dad. Superman doesn't work at the
Daily Planet. He doesn't go to
ballgames with Perry and Jimmy. He
doesn't listen to Lois go off on
some weird tangent... and secretly
love it.
MARTHA
But you'll still be able to see
them.
CLARK
Yeah, but not the way I want. They
treat me so differently as
Superman. Especially Lois...
He plops down on a hay bale. A beat, then...
(CONTINUED)
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38 CONTINUED: 38
JONATHAN
Clark, I wish we could tell you
that everything will work out. But
we can't. All we _can_ say is a
lot of people you care about are
still in danger. And Metropolis
needs Superman.
CLARK
Yeah, well... I wouldn't even know
where to start looking for them.
All I have to go on is a ticket
stub that Dillinger dropped.
JONATHAN
Clark, don't you know? That's how
they caught him sixty years ago.
He was coming out of a theater.
Dillinger's a real movie buff.
Off Superman's look...
CUT TO:
39 EXT. METROPOLIS STORAGE - DAY 39
Lois checks her piece of paper against the address on the
building: 1500 Old North Road. She tries the door. Locked.
She notices a high window off to one side, slightly ajar:
As she pulls over a nearby trash can...
40 INT. STORAGE BUILDING - FRONT ROOM - DAY - MOMENTS LATER 40
A small room with a sofa, two easy chairs and a desk. Lois
lowers herself down from the window onto the sofa. She
notices a light coming from underneath a nearby inside door.
She listens a beat, then quietly slips open a dead bolt and
step inside.
41 INT. LAB - DAY - CONTINUOUS 41
CAMERA PANS past a five foot vat to a low rent science lab.
Lois takes a few tentative steps, then sees the Vat bubbling-
and churning. She peers in and - sees an amorphic pulsating
GLOB. She reacts, then turns to see Hamilton... alone at a
counter with some beakers and petrie dishes. He looks
miserable. Drawn and tired. As he fills a beaker with blue
slime...
LOIS
Professor Hamilton?
(CONTINUED)
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41 CONTINUED: 41
Startled, Hamilton drops the dish, spilling the slime
everywhere.
(CONTINUED)
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41 CONTINUED: 2 41
LOIS
Lois Lane, Daily Planet.
HAMILTON
Oh, no. Not the press. Are the
police with you?
LOIS
No.
(beat)
Is it true? Did you create Capone
and the others?
HAMILTON
I'm afraid so. But I can't control
them anymore. They're... it's...
I...
He's losing focus. Lois tries pulling him back.
LOIS
Professor Hamilton. Why are you
locked in here?
HAMILTON
It's... Capone. He's making me
regenerate more of his gang.
LOIS
What's in the vat?
HAMILTON
Baby Face Nelson. Or at least, it
will be.
(off her queasy look)
Please. You must believe me. This
wasn't supposed to happen. I just
wanted to help mankind.
LOIS
Hollywood made a dozen versions of
Frankenstein and you still didn't
get the point?
(beat)
C'mon, we've got to get you out of
here.
42 INT. STORAGE OFFICE AREA - DAY - MOMENTS LATER 42
The door opens and Lois pokes her head out, then she and
Hamilton hurry for the front door.
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43 ANOTHER ANGLE 43
As they near the front door they hear someone UNLOCKING it
from the other side! Lois gestures for Hamilton to hide.
He quickly ducks under the desk as Lois slips into a nearby
closet, filled with gangster clothes on hangars.
(CONTINUED)
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43 CONTINUED: 43
She closes the door behind her just as Capone leads Bonnie,
Clyde and two NONDESCRIPT THUGS into the room.
CAPONE
What's the matter with this town?!
The boy scouts take over?!
He plops down in an oversized chair as Clyde slides onto the
couch. Bonnie perches on the edge of the desk where
Hamilton is hiding, her legs dangling inches from his face.
CAPONE (CONT'D)
A hundred grand and nobody's
interested in selling out!
BONNIE
I remember when you could'a bought
three congressmen and a judge for
half of that.
CAPONE
Yeah. I guess they call 'em the
good old days for a reason.
(and then)
I'm through playing nice with these
people. If I can't buy them, --
I'll eliminate them.
43A IN CLOSET 43A(X)
Lois grimaces among the clothes. (X)
43B RESUME SCENE 43B(X)
Capone picks up the afternoon edition, looks at the headline
about Clark. Then, turning the paper over to the bottom
half, he glances at a smaller headline that reads "Planet
Event to Honor Slain Journalist."
CAPONE (CONT'D)
(re: article)
There's gonna be a little get
together at the Planet tonight.
And anybody who's worth owning will
be there.
(tosses paper aside)
I wonder if it's still bad manners
to crash a party?
Clyde rises from the couch, taking off his coat. As he
crosses to the closet where Lois hides...
(CONTINUED)
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43B CONTINUED: 43B
CLYDE
Not if you bring a gift. I figure
three slugs apiece should be enough.
Clyde opens the closet and discovers Lois.
CLYDE (CONT'D)
What the...?
(CONTINUED)
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43B CONTINUED: 2 43
Clyde pulls her out.
CAPONE
Well... well.... well. If it ain't
the 'Lady in Red' from the casino.
If you're looking for your
boyfriend's body... it ain't here.
Everyone chuckles. Lois fights to hide her anger, then...
LOIS
Actually, I was looking for you.
I'm a reporter with the Daily
Planet. I want an interview.
Capone slowly approaches Lois. He takes a long draw on his
cigar and exhales. The trail of cigar smoke wafts across
her face.
CAPONE
(re: closet)
About what? My overcoat?
BONNIE
She's lying, Al. We shot her
boyfriend. Only thing she wants
from you is a confession.
CAPONE
Bonnie doubts your motives. And
to be honest, so do I.
LOIS
Look, I don't care about the guy
you killed. He was just someone I
got stuck working with. But I do
care about my career. And an
exclusive interview with you can
take me to the top.
Capone studies her a beat, then...
CAPONE
I heard about your kind. The
career woman.
(gives her the once
over)
But I gotta admit, I had a
different image...
(and then)
Take a seat.
Lois hesitates, glances over to where Hamilton is hiding.
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44 HER POV 44
Bonnie dabs a little perfume behind each knee. Hamilton
reacts, places his index finger against his nose, trying not
to sneeze.
45 RESUME LOIS 45
LOIS
(hurried)
Um... you know what? How 'bout I
take you all to this little sushi
place I know? We can get better
acquainted over lunch.
CLYDE
(suspicious)
What's a sushi?
LOIS
It's fish. Raw fish. You eat it.
It's quite popular.
BONNIE
(unenthused)
Sounds yummy.
A BARRAGE of SNEEZES startles them. Bonnie jerks away from
the desk as Clyde rushes over and pulls Hamilton out from
under the desk.
CLYDE
Well, well, well, how'd you get out
of the lab professor?
Capone looks from then to Lois.
CAPONE
Y'know, the morals in this country
have absolutely gone to pot.
Off Lois' reaction...
DISSOLVE TO:
46 EXT. METROPOLIS MOVIE THEATER - DAY - LATER 46
An old revival theater. The marquee above reads, "Little
Caesar - Starring Edward G. Robinson". Dillinger steps out
of the movie theater. Pulls up his collar, puts on a pair
of sunglasses and heads down the street. As he turns the
corner, Superman LANDS IN FRONT OF HIM. (Jumps into frame.)
(CONTINUED)
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46 CONTINUED: 46
DILLINGER
(astonished)
What the... when did people start
to fly?
SUPERMAN
Not long before they started coming
back from the dead. Enjoy the movie?
CONTINUED)
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46 CONTINUED: 2 46
DILLINGER
How'd you find me?
Superman holds up the ticket stub he found in the bank.
SUPERMAN
The same way the FBI found you
sixty years ago. Coming out of the
Biograph Theater.
(smiles)
I guess old habits die hard.
Dillinger starts to turn to run, but Superman grabs him.
SUPERMAN (CONT'D)
Where's Capone and the others?
DILLINGER
I don't rat.
SUPERMAN
Really?
SMASH CUT TO:
47 EXT. HIGH RISE OFFICE BUILDING - DAY - MOMENTS LATER 47
Superman has Dillinger standing on the edge of the roof,
thirty stories above the street.
SUPERMAN
One more time. Where's Capone?
DILLINGER
Hey, who you kidding. I know you (X)
good guys never hurt nobody. (X)
SUPERMAN
That was before you killed Clark
Kent. He was a very good friend (X)
of mine. (X)
DILLINGER
Oh? I... I didn't know you two
were so close.
SUPERMAN
Two people can't get any closer.
Where's Capone?
DILLINGER
I uh... don't remember.
(CONTINUED)
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47 CONTINUED: 47
SUPERMAN
Well, maybe it will come to you on
the way down.
He shoves Dillinger off the roof.
48 EXT. BUILDING - DAY - CONTINUOUS 48
Dillinger SCREAMS as he plummets towards the sidewalk.
49 EXT. SIDEWALK - DAY - CONTINUOUS 49
His scream is cut short when Superman CATCHES him, inches
from oblivion.
SUPERMAN
I have been known to miss on
occasion.
off Dillinger's terrified look...
DISSOLVE TO:
50 INT. HAMILTON'S LAB - NIGHT #3 50
CLOSE ON Hamilton's manuscript. CAMERA PULLS BACK TO REVEAL
it's being read by Superman, finishing the last page. As
he lowers the book a smile begins to work its way across
his face. HOLD ON his expression a beat, then...
CUT TO:
51 EXT. CONSTRUCTION SITE - NIGHT 51
Near a hollowed out corner stone of a building under
construction. Capone, Bonnie and Clyde watch as the thugs
tie Lois and Hamilton together. A CEMENT MIXER looms off to
one side.
HAMILTON
Mr. Capone, think about what you're
doing! Without me, you won't be
able to bring back any more of your
friends!
CAPONE
Luckily professor, you wrote
everything down. I think I'll be
able to find a scientist who can
figure it out who's a whole lot
less trouble.
(CONTINUED)
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51 CONTINUED: 51
Suddenly, Lois' BEEPER goes off.
CLYDE
What that's noise?
LOIS
It's my beeper. Someone's trying
to contact me.
(hopefully)
Mind if I use a phone?
CLYDE
This dame's one for the books. (X)
He takes the pager from her waist. It continues to BEEP as
he tosses it to Capone
CAPONE
Annoying little thing, ain't it?
He tosses it away as the two thugs lower Lois and Hamilton
into the hole.
LOIS
Capone, I can help you get to Perry
White! I can talk him into working
for you!
BONNIE
Doesn't this broad ever stop
yammerin'?
Bonnie pulls a lever on the cement mixer and the cement
starts pouring into the hole. As Capone leads the others
away from the site, Lois and Hamilton stare petrified as the
cement continues to pour.
FADE OUT.
_END OF ACT THREE_
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_ACT FOUR_
FADE IN:
52 INT. DAILY PLANET - BULLPEN - NIGHT - SAME TIME 52
Jimmy is at Clark's desk sadly packing up Clark's personal
items. He lifts Clark's nameplate, stares at it a beat,
then reacts to a WHOOSH behind him. He turns to find...
52A ANOTHER ANGLE 52A
... Superman standing behind him.
JIMMY
Superman. I guess you heard about
C.K. being murdered.
SUPERMAN
Yes, I did. In fact, I have some
news about that for Lois. Do you
know where she is?
JIMMY
She left a while ago. She was
pretty upset. I've been trying to
reach her but she's not answering
her page.
SUPERMAN
(beat, then)
Do me a favor. Page her again.
And keep paging her.
JIMMY
You got it.
Superman flies off as Jimmy picks up the phone.
CUT TO:
53 EXT. NIGHT SKY (STOCK) 53
Superman soars above the city, looking for Lois. He uses
his SUPERHEARING to try and pick up her beeper signal.
INTERCUT:
54 ON CONSTRUCTION SITE 54
Lois and Hamilton struggle vainly as the cement reaches
chest level and continues to pour.
(CONTINUED)
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54 CONTINUED: 54
LOIS
Instead of DNA you should have
found a cure for allergies.
55 IN THE SKY 55
Superman listening. Suddenly he HEARS her BEEPER SIGNAL.
He veers left and heads towards the construction site.
56 ON CONSTRUCTION SITE 56
The BEEPER goes off again as the cement reaches chin level.
Lois and Hamilton are about to take their last breath when
Superman LANDS by the side of the hole. He reaches down
into the goo, grabbing Lois and Hamilton by the arms and
lifts them out. As they catch their breath, HE BREAKS
THEIR ROPES.
SUPERMAN
Are you all right?
Hamilton nods. Lois rubs her sore arms.
LOIS
Just a little stiff.
SUPERMAN
I'd take you home. But there's
something I have to do first.
Superman turns to leave as...
LOIS
(frantically)
Superman. Wait!
He leaps out of frame. Lois slumps back against the
building.
LOIS (CONT'D)
I can't believe this is happening.
First they take Clark away from me,
and now if Capone has his way, I'll
never see Perry or Jimmy again.
HAMILTON
I want you to know, I'm really
sorry about your partner.
Suddenly, they see a man walking towards them from out of
the darkness.
(CONTINUED)
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56 CONTINUED: 56
LOIS
(in disbelief; then to
herself)
Clark?
Her eyes go wide as she realizes it @s Clark.
LOIS (CONT'D)
(screaming)
Clark! Clark!
She runs to him, overcome by emotion. She throws her cement
covered arms around him. Hugging, kissing, sobbing...
LOIS (CONT'D)
I can't believe it! You're alive!
You're here. How's that possible?
CLARK
Well, Superman found me just after
they dumped my body. He froze me
with his superbreath to preserve my
tissue, then took me to Professor
Hamilton's lab and followed the
procedures in his manuscript...
HAMILTON
Of course! Freezing the tissue
means no permanent damage.
CLARK
So it's as if I never died.
HAMILTON
Exactly.
LOIS
Oh Clark, I don't care if he used
Crazy Glue. You're back!
She hugs him again.
HAMILTON
Mr. Kent, you have no idea how glad
I am to see you. Thank God some
good finally came of my work.
LOIS
(suddenly remembering)
Clark!... The Planet! We've got to
warn them! Capone and his gang are
going to kill everyone at the party
tonight!
(CONTINUED)
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56 CONTINUED: 2 56
HAMILTON
You two go. I've got something
very important I have to do.
As Lois and Clark start off...
CLARK
Lois, I'll meet you there. I just
have to...
(CONTINUED)
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56 CONTINUED: 3 56
LOIS
(grabbing his arm)
Don't even think about it. I'm not
letting you out of my sight.
C'mon.
CUT TO:
57 OMITTED 57
58 INT. DAILY PLANET BULLPEN - NIGHT 58
A subdued party. No big floral arrangements, no bands, no
frills. A few people in business attire hover around the
buffet table. Over by the ramp stands a five foot high CAKE
in the shape of the Daily Planet. Perry raises his glass
and TAPS it LOUDLY with a spoon, getting everybody's
attention.
PERRY
Ladies and Gentlemen. May I have
your attention please... I'd like
to propose a toast...
59 INT. PLANET LOBBY - NIGHT 59
Capone and his thugs ENTER and cross to the elevator.
CAPONE
Too quiet around here. You know
what this place needs?
(smiling)
Some fireworks.
The elevator doors open and they step in.
60 INT. PLANET BULLPEN - NIGHT 60
PERRY
... Clark Kent. A man who was an
inspiration to us all and one of
the best damn reporters ever to
have a byline on the Daily Planet.
Everyone in the room raises their glasses high.
(CONTINUED)
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60 CONTINUED: 60
EVERYONE
To Clark Kent!
Just then the elevator doors open and Capone and the gang
step out. Capone addresses the crowd from the ramp.
CAPONE
Good evening ladies and gentlemen!
(the crowd quiets)
My name is Al Capone. And we'd
appreciate it if all of you would
just line up.
As all the thugs except Capone move down the ramp, the
caterer rushes up the ramp.
CATERER
What are you doing!? This party is
bad enough without you! Get out!
One of the thugs grabs the caterer by his bow tie and twists
it.
CATERER (CONT'D)
(gurgling meekly)
Or perhaps you'd like to stay and
have some hors d'ouvres.
The thug shoves him back down the ramp. As the partygoers
murmur and shuffle toward the wall, Jimmy passes Bonnie and
Clyde.
JIMMY
You killed C.K.!
(to crowd)
This is the guy who killed Clark!
CLYDE
(shoving Jimmy)
Shuddup.
61 OMITTED 61
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62 INT. DAILY PLANET LOBBY ELEVATORS - NIGHT - SAME TIME 62
Clark and Lois rush in.
CLARK
Call the police! I'll meet you
upstairs.
Clark removes his glasses and heads up the stairs as Lois
rushes to the pay phone in the corner.
63 INT. PLANET BULLPEN - NIGHT - SIMULTANEOUS 63
Capone stands on the landing. The thugs are down in the
bullpen, their guns aimed at the crowd now lined up.
PERRY
Capone, this isn't nineteen forty.
The police are probably already in
the lobby. Don't make things worse
for yourself.
CAPONE
The only person things are about to
get worse for is you...
(sarcastic)
Chief.
As the gang raises their weapons...
SUPERMAN (O.S.)
Capone! No!
The four gangsters OPEN FIRE, the crowd SCREAMS and a...
64 BLUE BLUR 64
flies across the line of partygoers.
65 ANOTHER ANGLE 65
The SHOOTING STOPS. The gangsters look amazed. Everyone's
still standing! Capone notices Superman standing off to one
side.
CAPONE
You again!?
Superman holds out his hands to Capone revealing two
handfuls of bullets.
SUPERMAN
Looking for these?
(CONTINUED)
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65 CONTINUED: 65
He crushes the bullets to a powder.
(CONTINUED)
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65 CONTINUED: 65
The gangsters turns their weapons on Superman, but before a
shot is fired he scans his HEAT VISION ACROSS all four
weapons. They instantly GLOW RED HOT and the gangsters drop
them. As they blow on their hands, Capone darts into the
stairwell.
65A ANOTHER ANGLE 65
Superman, seeing Capone disappear in the stairwell, turns
and leaps out of frame.
65B RESUME SCENE 65B
As Bonnie and Clyde run for the elevators, some of the
partygoers give chase.
66 ANGLE ON JIMMY 66
He catches Clyde and spins him around, then delivers a punch
to the mid-section. To Jimmy's surprise, Clyde goes down.
He stares at his fist, amazed, then, to Clyde...
JIMMY
That's for C.K.
66A ANGLE OF THE CATERER 66A
He intercepts one of the nd thugs who's still blowing on
his hands.
CATERER
This will teach you to crash a (X)
Jacques party!
He KICKS the thug in the shin. As the thug hops on one leg,
still blowing on his hands...
67 OMITTED 67
68 ANOTHER ANGLE 68(X)
The East elevator opens, revealing Lois. Bonnie pushes (X)
past her to get in, but Lois grabs Bonnie and drags her out (X)
onto the landing. (X)
LOIS
Not so fast. (X)
(CONTINUED)
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68 CONTINUED: 68
Bonnie tries breaking away from Lois but Lois jumps on
Bonnie's back.
(CONTINUED)
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68 CONTINUED: 2 68
BONNIE
Hey! That ain't very lady like!
LOIS
I'm a woman of the nineties, and
You're not much of a lady!
Their momentum carries them over the railing and they fall
into the five foot cake, Lois on top. She picks up a slab
of cake and hits Bonnie in the face with it.
LOIS (CONT'D)
That's for pulling the lever on the
cement mixer.
Off Bonnie's defeated look...
CUT TO:
69 INT. LOBBY - MOMENTS LATER 69
Capone comes down the steps and heads for the door. He's (X)
suddenly LIFTED UP by the back of the COLLAR. (X)
CAPONE
Hey! What's going on?!
70 ANOTHER ANGLE REVEALS 70
Superman standing behind him, holding Capone by the collar
off the floor. As he turns him around and they come face to
face, Capone's cigar drops from his open mouth.
SUPERMAN
Alcatraz is closed, Capone. But
I'm sure they'll find something
nice for you.
We hear the SOUND OF SIRENS as we...
DISSOLVE TO:
71 INT. DAILY PLANET BULLPEN - NIGHT - MOMENTS LATER 71
As the police lead Bonnie, Clyde and the other thugs away in
handcuffs, Lois enters, wiping dried cake goo from her hands
with a towel. She looks around, approaches Jimmy and Perry,
who are talking with an officer.
(CONTINUED)
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71 CONTINUED: 71
LOIS
You guys seen Clark?
Perry and Jimmy exchange a look, then...
PERRY
(gently)
Lois. You've been through a
horrible ordeal. We all have. But
Clark is gone.
CLARK (O.S.)
I don't know about that, Chief.
72 ANOTHER ANGLE REVEALS 72
Clark, entering the bullpen from the stairs. He pretends to
catch his breath.
CLARK
(to Lois)
I've got to start jogging again.
As Jimmy and Perry stare open mouthed...
JIMMY
C.K....?...
Clark nods. As a euphoric Jimmy hugs him...
PERRY
(stunned)
How... I mean... what..?...
CLARK
It's a long story, Chief.
DISSOLVE TO:
73 INT. DAILY BULLPEN - NIGHT - LATER 73
Cops and party guests mill about, giving statements, taking
pictures, etc. Our four heroes cross to the elevator
thru...
PERRY
I guess I don't have to tell you
that I'm going to hold the entire
front page of the next edition for
your story.
(CONTINUED)
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73 CONTINUED: 73
CLARK
I'll be in first thing to work on
it, Chief.
LOIS
We'll be in first thing.
Lois and Clark share a smile as the elevator doors open and
everyone piles in.
74 INT. ELEVATOR - CONTINUOUS 74
As the elevator starts down...
JIMMY
C.K., I was wondering. What was
it like to be...? Well, you
know...? I mean, is there
something else... after this?
CLARK
(beat, then)
Let's just say... you got to have
faith.
Jimmy nods. Then...
PERRY
(to Clark)
Son, you know I don't hold much
stock in flowery speeches...
CLARK
Actually, you do, Chief. You give
speeches all the time.
PERRY
(surprised)
Well... I guess once you've been
through what you have, there's no
reason not to be completely honest.
(and then)
Fine then. Here's my speech. We
missed you, it's great to have you
back, and by God don't make us go
through anything like this again!
CLARK
(smiling)
I'll try my best.
There's a beat as Perry an d Clark share a moment, then the
elevator doors open.
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75 INT. LOBBY - NIGHT - CONTINUOUS 75
As the foursome step out of the elevator, filled with more
cops and party goers giving statements, etc...
PERRY
C'mon Jimmy, I'll drive you home.
JIMMY
See you tomorrow, C.K.
CLARK
Yeah... tomorrow.
As they exit they pass Detective Wolfe, who approaches Lois
and Clark.
DET. WOLFE
I know you were concerned about
Professor Hamilton. You'll be
happy to know my men found him at
the storage facility.
CLARK
Is he okay?
DET. WOLFE
Oh yeah. But he burned down his
lab.
LOIS
Probably just as well. Playing
with life and death... those are
matters better left to nature.
DET. WOLFE
If you'll excuse me, I've got to
get back downtown. Dillinger's
already got himself a lawyer and
he's willing to testify against
Capone.
(to Clark)
By the way. You're the first
homicide case I ever had that
solved itself. Thanks.
As he walks off they start for the door thru...
CLARK
So... I guess I'll see you
tomorrow.
(CONTINUED)
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75 CONTINUED: 75
LOIS
Want a lift home?
Clark stifles a yawn.
CLARK
Yeah. Thanks. Being dead really
takes it out of you.
DISSOLVE TO:
76 INT. LOIS' JEEP - NIGHT - LATER 76
Lois is driving, Clark's slumped in the passenger seat,
yawning.
77 ANGLE ON LOIS 77
She keeps her eyes on the road thru...
LOIS
(hesitates, then)
Clark... when I thought you were
gone, I did some thinking about my
life. You know, what it would be
like without you in it...
(quickly)
I know what you're thinking: 'Gee
Lois, how self-centered can you
be?' But just hear me out.
Lois takes a breath.
LOIS (CONT'D)
I know our relationship has always
been... difficult to define. But
when I thought about how much I
missed you, how much I was going to
miss you for the rest of my life...
well, I started to think, maybe
there's more to our relationship,
than just friendship...
She's interrupted by the SOUND of SNORING. Lois turns and
sees...
78 CLARK 78
sound asleep, his head back against the headrest.
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79 ON LOIS 79
LOIS
Or... maybe not.
As the SNORING continues...
FADE OUT.
_THE END_
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choup37, 15.04.2024 à 10:15
Il manque 3 votes pour valider la nouvelle bannière Kaamelott... Clic clic clic 
chrismaz66, 15.04.2024 à 11:46
Oui cliquez;-) et venez jouer à l'animation Kaamelott qui démarre là maintenant et ce jusqu'à la fin du mois ! Bonne chance à tous ^^
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Choup tu as 3 joueurs de plus que moi!! Kaamelott est en animation, 3 jeux, venez tenter le coup, c'est gratis! Bonne journée ^^