GATTACA by Andrew M. Niccol - The Script Source
GATTACA by Andrew M. Niccol - The Script Source
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82.<br />
DIRECTOR JOSEF (cont'd)<br />
(warming to his theme)<br />
Back to the beginning of the book--<br />
the life we became. With the<br />
original building blocks who knows<br />
how far we can take "the godding".<br />
MISSION COMMANDER<br />
(wry smile)<br />
Even someone as advanced as Jerome<br />
will be last year's model <strong>by</strong> the<br />
time we're done.<br />
JEROME<br />
(smiling back)<br />
I wouldn't get your hopes up,<br />
Commander.<br />
Irene enters the craft.<br />
IRENE<br />
Excuse me, Mr. Morrow. <strong>The</strong><br />
investigators have begun their<br />
testing.<br />
DETECTIVE JOSEF<br />
This is so inconvenient, Irene.<br />
<strong>The</strong>y can make an exception for<br />
Jerome.<br />
IRENE<br />
I'm afraid not.<br />
DIRECTOR JOSEF<br />
I apologize, Jerome.<br />
JEROME<br />
It's not your fault, Director.<br />
(afterthought)<br />
If your predecessor were still<br />
around we may not be going to<br />
Gaspra at all. That's what I would<br />
call inconvenient.<br />
Jerome exits the craft with Irene.<br />
INT. <strong>GATTACA</strong> CORPORATION - CORRIDOR. DAY.<br />
A line of MALE <strong>GATTACA</strong> EMPLOYEES snakes out the door and down<br />
the corridor. <strong>The</strong> INVESTIGATOR walks slowly down the line,<br />
trying to eyeball his suspect. Concentrating on the shorter,<br />
dark-haired men in the line, he looks straight past JEROME.
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