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Ronnie & Julie By Simon Colligan Copyright Simon Colligan 2010 simon@colliganweb.co.uk

INT. CASINO. CARVALHO (20) slim brunette, works one of the CRAPS tables. BELUGIO (20) medium build, athletic male, dark brown hair, approaches Julie s table. What s up? What s up? Nothing s up. She delivers a coy smile. INT. OFFICE IN CASINO. CARVALHO (53) portly bald male, is observing the casino floor below him from his elevated office perch. Behind him, his chair and desk. To his right is PALAGIO (38) a bouncer-like dark italian. What s that kid doing in here? I thought we got rid of him. What s he think he s doing hanging around my daughter? You want me to get rid of him? continues to study the scene below him. Tell Eddie to keep a watch over him. Mario looks at Tommy. Momentarily studies him. Turns, and leaves. INT. CASINO FLOOR. Ronnie leans over the table. My father is so going kick you out on your ass.

CONTINUED: 2. Oh? So let him. Ronnie - stop causing me problems. Let s meet after I get off work. You re just going to get me and you in trouble here. I like it like that. INT. SAME. EMECHIO (34) well-built, brown hair, stands by a row of fruit machines. His careful eye takes in his surroundings; he offers nods and occasional smiles to passing punters, and receives and a mocking slap to the back of his head. Jerk. What do you want? Kid s in again. What kid? Kid that was screwing the bosses daughter. We kicked his ass a couple of months ago. Belugio s boy? He s back here? Uh hu. And the boss wants him... Quietly. Very quietly. Just don t disturb the other customers.

3. INT. SAME - CRAPS TABLE. Eddie ambles up to Julie s pitch. Where s your friend? Sorry, Eddie? What friend? Your little friend, Julie. Where s he gone? Oh him. He s gone. He left. Why do you want to know? Mario strolls up to Julie s table, hands in pockets. Removes his hands, and places them, arms straight, hands over his crotch. Hey Julie. What do you want? Mario flicks his head to one side. Daddy wants to see you. Julie clears cards from the table. (cont d) Now Julie. Julie clears cards from the table. Glances toward Mario. Yeah Mario. I heard. EXT. S HOUSE - GARDENS - LATE EVENING. A stone Pagoda stands in the acreage of the gardens. Julie squeals as Ronnie grabs her. No! Ronnie rolls over her.

CONTINUED: 4. (cont d) You know we are in so much trouble. Oh? Why so? My Dad saw you in there today. He called his men over just after you left. Your Dad has so got issues. Julie pushes Ronnie up, as she rises to a sitting position. Ronnie. Those meat-heads almost half killed you last time. I know those guys. They wouldn t give a crap if they had to..., you know... I aint bothered by your Father s men, Julie. They don t scare me. But they scare me Ronnie. When I think what they want to do. They re going to be peed off tonight. Daddy wanted to see me. Oh? What about. Uh? I don t know. I should have been there like a hour ago. (She snorts, laughs.) Except I m here with you. Oh! You re a bad girl! He grabs her and rolls her over. INT. CASINO - OFFICE. Tommy is sat on a leather sofa in the office. Mario and Eddie are sat adjacent to him. Opposite is LENNIE VERCHIO (34) dark glasses, long-coat, sat on a sofa. Tommy sucks on a fat cigar.

CONTINUED: 5. He s screwing with me isn t he? Sending his kid in her to screw my little angel. And she don t see a thing. Cause she s blinded. She thinks she loves the guy. She doesn t understand. LENNIE What do you want me to do. Do you really think that the kid gives a toss? He aint bothered. Gives a toss about what? Tommy turns to Eddie and Mario. I mean, once he s called off by Daddy, then he aint gonna give a... LENNIE Tommy. Respect. Respect and everything. What do you want me to do? Tommy takes a draw on the cigar. Got to figure this out Lennie. Are they a couple of kids in love? Or has that piece of crap Belugio deliberately sent that piece of crap son of his to dirty up the only precious thing I got left in this world? Tommy...? LENNIE Lennie gets up. Give me some space here. I need to think a little.

CONTINUED: 6. Lennie exits. LENNIE Talk it over over with your guys Tommy. Just when you make a decision let me know. We don t need to talk about anything else. I appreciate it Lennie. You re going to hear from me. EXT. S HOUSE - GARDENS. WILL SCALETTO (42), well-built male, turns as he hears a sound. Briskly moves toward the noise, keeps his shoulders low. In the distance he can see two figures running to the wall. WILL Hey. Stop. Right now. The two figures adjust, turn, then speed up toward the wall. Will removes his gun. Stops, fires a shot. EXT. S HOUSE - GARDENS - LATE EVENING - CONTINUOUS Ronnie and Julie laugh as they run madly. A loud CRACK emits from behind them as they are feet away from the wall. Ronnie s upper left shoulder erupts. Julie is on his right hand side. She screams and covers her head with her hands. Ronnie is flung forward hitting the wall with his head. Julie approaches Ronnie. Will runs to where Ronnie and Julie are. WILL Julie? Is that you? She spins round to see Will. You killed him. WILL You don t know he s dead. Will kneels next to Ronnie.

CONTINUED: 7. WILL (CONT D) Ronnie. You dumb-ass. What are you doing here? He isn t moving. You killed him. Will rummages around in his pocket. Julie steps backward. WILL We need to get an ambulance. Got to get this kid to a hospital. It s what you always wanted. All of you. Will takes a mobile out of his pocket and jabs in a number. Julie continues to walk backwards, slowly steping away from the scene. WILL (In to the mobile) Yeah I need a ambulance. Fast. Julie turns and runs. INT. CASINO - OFFICE - A SHORT TIME LATER. Tommy Carvalho is on his feet, a phone pinned to his ear. Will. Will. What are you telling me? Tommy paces the room, fist raised and clenched. Mario is freeze-framed with a glass of scotch half-raised to his mouth. (CONT D) She was with him? (seething rage) What do you mean she was with him? Where is she now? Eddie is sat on the sofa: he looks towards Mario, who returns his gaze. (CONT D) What do you mean you don t know? (border-line apoplectic) Sort this Will. Do you hear what I m saying to you? Do you? I mean (MORE)

CONTINUED: 8. (CONT D) (cont d) do hear what I m saying right now? Sort this out. INT. MARCELO BELUGIO S RESIDENCE - CONTINUOUS. Large gates closing off the impressive drive. A intercom to the right-hand side. Julie, tears streaming, bangs on the intercom. A crackled voice answers, indecipherable. They killed him. A response, inaudible. (cont d) It s Julie. Carvalho. I want to speak to Mr Belugio. They killed Ronnie. A crackle, indistinct. (cont d) Ronnie. He s dead. INT. CASINO - OFFICE. A phone rings. Give me that. Mario speedily hands the phone over to Tommy. (cont d) Marcelo, Marcelo. Listen to me. (pauses, listens) He aint dead, he s ok believe me. INT. MARCELO BELUGIO S LOUNGE - CONTINUOUS. MARCELO BELUGIO (58) greased graying hair, bejeweled male.

CONTINUED: 9. MARCELO Believe you? Why am I being told he s dead? I got someone here telling me my boy is dead. BACK TO SCENE: INT. CASINO - OFFICE - CONTINUOUS. Listen to me. Your boy s going to be ok... INT. MARCELO BELUGIO S LOUNGE - CONTINUOUS. MARCELO Going to be ok? I want to now what is going on Tommy. There is a very big problem happening here. BACK TO SCENE: INT. CASINO - OFFICE - CONTINUOUS. I know this is screwed up, but we just need to come to a solution. No-one is saying that your boy is dead. INT. MARCELO BELUGIO S LOUNGE - CONTINUOUS. MARCELO (mock laughs) No-one? Tommy I got your daughter here, she s blubbing like there s no tomorrow. She says my boy s dead. How you going to answer that? BACK TO SCENE:

10. INT. CASINO - OFFICE - CONTINUOUS. Tommy freezes. You got my daughter? How did you get my daughter? INT. MARCELO BELUGIO S LOUNGE - CONTINUOUS. MARCELO She came to me Tommy. Marcelo put the phone down. Shakes his head. BACK TO SCENE: INT. CASINO - OFFICE - CONTINUOUS. Marcelo? (pause) Marcelo? Tommy moves the phone away from his ear. (CONT D) How d he get my daughter? Tommy looks toward Mario and Eddie. His face is graven. He looks away. (CONT D) (cont d) Get down to the hospital. Both of you. Mario and Eddie immediately move toward the door. Tommy checks his mobile, and jabs in a number. Raises it to his ear. (CONT D) (cont d) Lennie...? FADE OUT:

11. INT. MARCELO BELUGIO S LOUNGE - A SHORT TIME LATER. Marcelo puts a phone to his ears. INT. CASINO - OFFICE - CONTINUOUS. Tommy picks up a ringing phone. Listens. BACK TO SCENE: INT. MARCELO BELUGIO S LOUNGE - CONTINUOUS. Marcelo straightens himself. MARCELO White sedan. Off fifty fourth street. Registration... INT. CASINO - OFFICE - CONTINUOUS. Tommy listens. He puts the phone down. Looks up. Picks the phone up. Jabs a number. Lenny? I need a favour. EXT. FIFTY FOURTH STREET - LATE EVENING. Lenny approaches a white sedan. Stops two feet from the trunk. Checks the registration. Pushes the trunk button. The lid lifts. He turns his head away, face contorting. Turning so that he is facing away from the car he makes a call. EXT. HOSPITAL ENTRANCE - A SHORT TIME LATER. Mario and Eddie exit the main entrance. They hurry.

12. INT. HOSPITAL - CONTINUOUS. A clip board lies on the floor. A nurse comforts an elderly woman in a white gown. There is confusion. The people we see are afraid, unsure. A long sterile corridor lies ahead. To the left, a room. In it a bed. A hand hangs down from the side; blood has weaved its way along the arm, down and over the hand, and now forms a puddle on the floor. Back away slowly. THE END FADE OUT: