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The Unlikely Last Supper by Mark Moore Copyright 2013 All Rights Reserved. mmrem24@yahoo.com

FADE IN: INT. JAMES'S APARTMENT - MANHATTAN - NIGHT and eleven of his APOSTLES sit impatiently in the living room of a rundown one bedroom apartment. Six are crammed on one couch, the other six on a chaise lounge. Jesus taps his fingers on his knee and sighs heavily. Where is James? The apostles shrug in unison. Suddenly the door bursts open and a MIDGET, mid forties, with a cheap dollar store leprechaun costume strides in. MIDGET (bad Irish accent) Top of the friggin night to ya. Everyone turns around to face him. Satan! What are you doing here? And where's James? MIDGET (talking normal) Satan? How dare you insult me. No I ain't Satan, I'm... Bob. Bob the lucky leprechaun. The midget checks his own clothes out. Actually this is left over from the old St. Paddy's parade. Oh and your buddy James, gotta a little bit tipsy, if you know what I mean. Told me to come here and let you in... How did you get in? For I am the Son of God, a mere door will not stop me. So you found the spare key? Under the welcome mat. As always.

2. Bob checks out the apartment. (CONT'D) Wow, you don't call him James the less for nothing. Jesus ignores him and stands up, the apostles also stand up. Simon come forth. PETER steps forward. Peter steps back. (CONT'D) I asked for Simon, not Simon whom I call Peter, Simon whom is called Simon. PETER (to himself) I'm so confused. My name is Simon, yet I'm called Peter. SIMON steps forward. Simon, I want you to go into the city. You will meet a man carrying a jar of water, he will lead you to a house. There you will find a large upper room, to be prepared for Passover. SIMON How will I find him? You will know. SIMON (under his breath) I hate when he says that. Bob steps in, waving his hands. Wait just minute, here. Bob rests one hand on Simon's shoulder. (CONT'D) Let me get this straight. (MORE)

3. (CONT'D) You want this guy, to go out in the city... alone, I made add, with one million people and stalk some man that's carrying water. Have I got that right? Satan, why are you still here? The apostles circle Bob. Fellas, fellas settle down. I'm one of you guys. I ain't Satan, I'm Bob I tell ya. (to Jesus) Listen Jesus, holy smoke, big guy. I know this city. This is my city. I'll take simple Simon, Simon says, Paul Simon, whatever, with me. Bob holds his hand up for a fist pump with Simon. Simon ignores it and looks at little uneasy. Ok. We are losing time. Simon take Sat... sorry, Bob with you. (to Bob) And you better not let me down. Sure thing Jesus. You guys hang out here, keep yourselves busy... Lets see what James has here. Bob saunters over to the tv and pulls out an Xbox and hands some controllers out. The apostles sit back down. Peter puts on a headset. On the TV, the word "Halo" appears. (CONT'D) Hey, did I hook you guys up or what? EXT. MANHATTAN - LATER Bob and Simon stroll the streets, scouting for "the man". Bob stops Simon in his tracks. I think I see him. Points to a GUY, 30's, staggering from side to side, with a pint in his hands.

4. SIMON Are you sure? That doesn't look like water to me. Of course I'm sure. C'mon. Bob and Simon follow behind the drunk. The drunk stops, they stop. The drunk looks back, Bob and Simon engage in a pretend conversation. The drunk takes a few more steps, the guys do the same. The drunk checks back again. (slurring) Hey, what's the big deal here? You guys following me? (to Simon) Let me deal with this. (to the Drunk) No. The drunk walks back towards them, towers over Bob. What are supposed to be... the green goblin? What? This. No, long story. Listen, If you could keep walking forward, kind of, it would help. And what if I don't want to? Simon steps forward. SIMON We are really sorry to bother you sir. But we're looking for a man carrying a jar of water, who will lead us to a house, where we can dine for the last supper. The drunk has a blank stare. (to Bob) Is this guy for real? Did you escape from the funny farm?

5. SIMON Is that water that you hold? The drunk stares at his beer. Yeah, it's bud. Tastes like water, has the same alcohol contents too. SIMON Well, could you lead us? What? Ohh you mean for a bite to eat? Yeah, sure and it's gotta be classy, you know, it's the man's last bash. Ok. Follow me. The drunk starts to dance from side to side, Bob and Simon follow suit. (sings) We're off to see the wizard, the wonderful wizard of Oz. The drunk stops, waves his pointer finger at a building. There you go. Bob rubs his hands. Perfect. Call kool and the gang, I'll reserve a table. INT. HOOTERS RESTAURANT - LATER Jesus and the gang crowd themselves in the entryway. A HOSTESS, 20, stands before them, she wears a skimpy plaid top that accentuates her chest. HOSTESS Party of thirteen, follow me. Bob nudges Jesus and laughs. Hey, no impure thoughts now.

6. Jesus sighs. INT. HOOTERS RESTAURANT - CONTINUOUS AT THE TABLE Jesus, his eleven apostles and Bob sit around a huge rectangular table... Jesus is at the head. A waitress, SHIRLEY, early twenties, approaches, she stops right next to Jesus, her cleavage is at eye level. Jesus casts his attention every other direction to avoid contact. Bob grins a devious smile. SHIRLEY Can I get you all anything to drink? Just water please, everyone is having water. The apostles nod in agreement. Bob's not happy. Speak for yourself. (to Shirley) Hey sweet cheeks, I'll have an Irish car bomb... not literally of course. Bob laughs unsuccessfully by himself. SHIRLEY Wow, you guys know how to party. (laughing) Would you like me to bring some bread with that water? Yes, bread will be fine. Shirley saunters away as Bob jumps up and makes his way to a jukebox in the corner. JUKEBOX Bob leans up against the jukebox, scanning the songlist. Gotta find some songs, this party need life. Bob bends down to put money in, it doesn't work. (CONT'D) What the hell?

7. SHIRLEY (O.S.) It only takes dimes sweetie. Dimes! Freaking dimes. It's three dollars for a song, so that comes to... Bob marches over to the table, Jesus stands up to make a speech. AT THE TABLE (CONT'D) Hey listen up, any of you guys got -- -- one of you here will betray me. The apostles gasp simultaneously, Bob whistles nervously. You know Jesus, we got off to bad start... and middle and perhaps not gonna be a great ending but -- One of the apostles leans forward, it's JUDAS. JUDAS Master, is it I? Yes, yes it is. Bob is shocked, but elated. I knew it. (to Jesus) I knew there was something about him. So what did he do? He sold me out for thirty pieces of silver. Thirty pieces, wait a minute (to Judas) Are they dimes by any chance. Judas nods his head. (CONT'D) Hey my lucky day.

8. Bob makes his way to Judas. (CONT'D) I'll give you three dollar bills for your thirty dimes. Judas glances up at Jesus. (CONT'D) Don't know why you're looking at him for, you're already fucked. Judas hands over the coins and hastily leaves. (CONT'D) Wow, what's his problem? C'mon this is New York City, everyone sells everyone out. Bob returns to the jukebox as Shirley arrives with water and bread. SHIRLEY Ok, are you ready to order? We did order. SHIRLEY Wait a minute, your order was bread and water. Yes. Is that a problem? Shirley storms off shaking her head. Bob arrives at the table, just as "Sympathy for the Devil" by the Rolling Stones kicks on. I love this song. I choose to ignore you. Jesus snaps his fingers, the jukebox shuts off. Hey, that's not fair. Jesus picks up the bread and breaks it. Ouch this is hot. He drops the bread.

9. I'm sure those words will go in history. Jesus opens his arms wide and accidentally hits a young girl MICHELLE, 20's, in the cleavage. Oh, I'm very sorry. MICHELLE Hey, watch it mister! The girl struts off angrily. Ohh nice trick, gotta remember that one. This is my body which will be giving up to you. Yewww. Jesus takes his water, taps it, now becomes wine. (CONT'D) Now things are getting interesting, you old sly dog. Jesus picks up the wine. This is my blood. You're grossing me out. Any other parts of you? Jesus stares at Peter. (to Peter) You will disown me three times, before sun rise. PETER Are you kidding me? Wait just a freaking minute here. You have one guy betray you, another disown you, have they all got dark little secrets?

10. Bob glances at the apostle MATTHEW. (CONT'D) And what about you? You got any secrets. MATTHEW I was a tax collector. A freaking tax collector, this just gets better. (to Jesus) Did you hand pick these guys form the government? Peter jumps up holding his crotch. BATHROOM PETER I gotta go to the bathroom. Peter gets stopped just outside the bathroom door, by a huge muscle man, 40, dressed in tight leather. He cracks his knuckles in front of Peter's face. Michelle leans against him. Do you know that guy over there? Leroy points at Jesus. PETER Who? That guy, no... listen I really have to pee. My girl here, says he felt her up and you were next to him. PETER No, I wasn't, she must be mistaken. I have no idea who he is. Leroy's fists inch closer to Peter's face. MICHELLE I saw you right next to him. Are you calling my girl a liar? Peter starts to sweat.

11. PETER No. It wasn't me, I don't know him. It must have someone else. Leroy and his girl march over to Jesus table. Just then, Peter remembered the words Jesus told him. AT THE TABLE PETER (CONT'D) (to himself) I hate it when he's right. Leroy and the young girl confront Jesus. Bob and the apostles watch on. Ohh this doesn't look good. Can I help you sir? My girl here, said you touched her breasts. It was merely an accident. MICHELLE No it wasn't, you were trying to cop a feel. Leroy leans in closer to Jesus, he breathes heavier and heavier and then slowly calms himself. Hey, I know you, you're that famous guy from the famous book, has those extraordinary powers. A gentle smile appears on Leroy's face. You are right my friend for I am -- -- Gandolf, the great wizard. (to Michelle) Honey, can you believe this? The whole gang is here. MICHELLE Ohh, this is so cool. Leroy grabs Bob and picks him up.

12. And this must be Frodo. Put me down, I am not Frodo. Leroy holds Bob over his head. Wait til the guys at the Midget bowling club, get a load of this. (to Jesus) Can I take him? By all means, he is yours for a long as you like. Leroy carries Bob off in the distance. Amen. (CONT'D) FADE OUT: