The Town screenplay - Movie Cultists

THE TOWN - Rev. 5/20/10 (Buff Reshoots) 133.
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“RENOVATIONS IN MEMORY OF DORIS MACRAY.”
Claire sits in the bleachers and watches the pee-wees as
they shriek and clack their sticks -- remarking inwardly
that from now on she would do the same with her life that
she did with her garden discovery; see what she finds in
the dirt and make it something good.
197 INT. CLAIRE’S APARTMENT - KITCHEN - DAY
197
Claire looks at her refrigerator. A TRAIN TICKET TO
FLORIDA is stuck to it, grayed and fraying.
198 EXT. TANGERINE, FLORIDA - DAY
198 *
SERIES OF SHOTS to INTERCUT WITH ending V.O. *
Empty road lined with live oak trees. *
Old ramshackle cabin, tucked in the woods along a river. *
Fishing poles and crab nets. *
The river off the cabin, winding its way to the sunset, *
not a soul for miles. *
A quiet country road, an old sign and we can make out a *
few letters, “CAROLS.” *
Doug’s face (if we need it) looking out over the river, *
down the road, waiting for her, living with the choices *
he’s made, who he’s become, what got him there and what *
he’s left behind. *
BLACK.
THE END
ALTERNATIVE ENDING *
199 EXT. PARKING LOT - DAY
199 *
Doug turns the corner, takes off the hat and glasses, *
starts stuffing them in his bag. He goes for his coat as *
he gets to the switch car which sits waiting for him. *
(CONTINUED)