GATTACA by Andrew M. Niccol - The Script Source
GATTACA by Andrew M. Niccol - The Script Source
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29.<br />
VINCENT<br />
(looking around for<br />
a likely candidate<br />
but finding none)<br />
Where is he?<br />
German reaches towards a PARAPLEGIC sitting in his wheelchair<br />
in the stairwell directly in front of them, his head slumped,<br />
an incriminating bong nestled in his lap. German pulls the<br />
man's head up <strong>by</strong> the hair. EUGENE. Despite the patchy,<br />
unkempt beard and thick glaze over his eyes he bears a<br />
striking similarity to Vincent. Vincent holds a mirror<br />
beside the face of the lethargic Eugene to compare his own<br />
reflection.<br />
GERMAN<br />
(smiling confidently)<br />
What did I tell you? Which one's the mirror?<br />
VINCENT<br />
(still not fully<br />
convinced)<br />
That's the hair color in his<br />
profile?<br />
German checks an entry in his computer: "HAIR: BLONDE"<br />
Yeah.<br />
GERMAN<br />
VINCENT<br />
(touching his own<br />
dark strands)<br />
I'd have to bleach my hair.<br />
GERMAN<br />
(irritated, impatient)<br />
Why are you inventing problems?<br />
You two are a couple of goddam<br />
clones. You look so right<br />
together, I want to double my fee.<br />
VINCENT<br />
(a thought occurs,<br />
addressing the<br />
paraplegic for the<br />
first time)<br />
How tall are you?
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