旅行终点 The End of the Tour Movie Script

LIPSKY:

A whore? Why?

DAVID:

You know, cashing in somehow, or getting some little celebrity for myself. That will, from some bizarre set of misunderstandings, sell more copies of the book.

LIPSKY:

Right.

DAVID:

You can quote that. Preferably in a context where I don’t sound like a total dweeb.

(A beat.) By the way, are they gonna send Annie Leibovitz to take pictures?

LIPSKY:

I’m not sure. Possibly.

DAVID:

I know:

You’re a good-looking guy. We should have ‘em photograph you, and say you’re me. Maybe I’ll finally end up getting laid.

Lipsky laughs.

35 INT. 7-ELEVEN - BLOOMINGTON - 1996 - NIGHT 35 Muzak. In the blue-white fluorescent light, David and Lipsky ad-lib while stocking up on six-packs of Diet Rite, chewing tobacco, Oreos, etc.

At the cash register, Lipsky prepares to pay.

LIPSKY:

Let me.

DAVID:

You don’t have to pay for my sh*t.

21.

LIPSKY:

It’s not coming out of my pocket... I’ve got an expense account.

DAVID:

All right, if you insist... David goes back for more.

36 INT. CAR/COMMERCIAL DRAG - BLOOMINGTON - 1996 - NIGHT 36 Riding through town, the Davids are eating candy liketeenagers on a joyride.

DAVID:

If you ate this stuff all the time, what would be wrong with that?

LIPSKY:

Except for your teeth falling out andgetting really fat?

DAVID:

Yeah, it doesn’t have any of the nourishment of real food, but it’s real pleasurable masticating andswallowing this stuff.

LIPSKY:

Like seductive commercial entertainment.

DAVID:

Exactly, and what saves us is thatmost commercial entertainment isn’t very good.

LIPSKY:

What about good seductive commercial entertainment - like Die Hard?

DAVID:

The first Die Hard? Great film.

LIPSKY:

Brilliant, right?