The Chat Up Line. Steve Cooper. stevencpr11@hotmail.co.uk



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The Chat Up Line By Steve Cooper stevencpr11@hotmail.co.uk

FADE IN: EXT. TIME NIGHTCLUB -- NIGHT A queue of CLUBBERS wait, most wear winter attire. A long dark coat wraps around 29, a trimmed beard hides under his raised collar. You're crazy Gordy. 30, slick hair, wears just a long sleeved shirt. Hands tucked into his jean pockets. Why don't they let us in already? Gordon takes one hand from his pocket, checks his watch. (CONT'D) It's bloody ten already. He sidesteps from the queue, rubs his hands together. Scowls to the entrance. (CONT'D) Hey, come on man! We're freezing out here. A hefty BOUNCER looks Gordon up and down, smiles. BOUNCER Just you pal. Gordon sighs, steps back beside Michael. A SOUND mumbles from his pocket, he searches inside and retrieves a phone. "FLASH" ring tone plays, he answers. You got the Flash. (beat) Hey baby. He looks to Michael, raises his eyebrows and shakes his head. (CONT'D) Where am I going? (beat) Quakers...I think. Michael grins and nods in agreement. (CONT'D) Yeah definitely Quakers. (beat) No worries babe. (MORE)

2. (CONT'D) (beat) See ya later. He hangs up, drops the phone back into his pocket. Miranda? They move forward with the queue. She's coming out after all. Gordon pulls a gold WEDDING BAND off his finger, studies it decisively. Lowers it into his shirt pocket. (CONT'D) It's not going to ruin my night though. INT. TIME NIGHTCLUB -- NIGHT DANCE MUSIC blares through the dim, murky room. Gordon and the now jacketless Michael stand at the bar. Scrutinize the scantily dressed women on the dance floor. There's some real mingers here tonight. It's early yet mate, give it time. Gordon turns to the bar, clicks his fingers to the bartender, late teens, black apparel. (CONT'D) When you're ready sweetheart. We're dying of thirst over here. Same again? If it's not putting you out too much. He turns to Michael, rolls his eyes. Do you ever feel guilty about...cheating? Hell no. There's more than enough Flash to go around. Miranda's one lucky woman to even have a piece of this.

3. Gordon struts forward, twirls around. Michael smirks. You're so full of crap Gordy. Carly places two beer bottles on the counter. That's fifteen pounds please. How much?! Fifteen. Gordon pulls a couple of crisp notes from his pocket. A bit excessive don't you think love? He passes the notes over to Carly. They stare at each other, one hand each on either side of the notes. Thanks and by the way, I'm not your love or sweetheart, got it! She snatches the money away. Anything you say darling. She sighs and walks away. Gordon picks up the beers, hands one to Michael. They turn back to the dance floor, Michael laughs. Gordy, look at this guy on the dance floor mate Gordon tilts his head to glance towards the-- DANCE FLOOR Two GIRLS, early 20's, skimpy clothes dance beside 30's. He's Pudgy with greasy long hair, wears a leather jacket. Steve shimmies himself into the middle of the girls. Dances like Saturday Night Fever, head down. The girls frown, walk away. He stops dancing and looks up, notices the girls are gone. DANCERS stare at him and laugh, he shakes his head humiliated and walks up towards the-- BAR

He stops at the bar beside Gordon and Michael defeated. They look at him and smirk. (CONT'D) How's it going fella? Steve looks across to them, unsure. Not bad thanks. The sweat on his forehead shines from the bright lights behind the bar Listen mate, I'm not one for prying, but we just watched that miserable performance on the dance floor. Steve signals for a beer, looks back to Gordon. I don't know what you are talking about? You were trying to pull those two birds right? I wasn't trying to pull anyone. Carly hands Steve a bottle of beer, he goes into his pocket. That's okay mate, it's on me. Gordon hands Carly another crisp note across the counter. (CONT'D) There you go sweetheart. What did I tell-- And keep the change. She looks into her hand, pleased with the contents. 4. Thanks. Steve turns to them with his beer in hand, skeptical. Cheers for the beer. What do you two want from me? We wanna help you mate.

5. Help me with what? Gordon smiles, walks closer and puts his arm around Steve. With the ladies my man. We want to help you with the ladies. This is Mike and I'm the Flash. Gordon shifts back and notices a wet stain on his shirt, winces. The Flash? His name's Gordon. Cool! I'm Steve. How do you intend to help me? Michael and Gordon look to each other, sneer. Well Steve, we're gonna do you a favor. We're gonna give you a chat up line that can't fail. Chat up line, I don't know. It's pure gold, right Mike? That's right mate, it never fails! You'll have your pick of the bunch. Seriously? Serious Steve, no lie. If it's so great, then why don't you two use it? We do Steve! All the time. Imagine it Steve, look out there. All three turn and observe the dance floor. (CONT'D) Look at all that talent. (MORE)

6. (CONT'D) From big breasted honey's to filthy looking bitches. You want some of that right Steve? Steve nods his head, a big grin across his face. Yeah. You want to be the one taking home that stunning blonde tonight. Yeah. The one that all the guys are envious of because he's pulled the best looking girl on the dance floor. Steve thrusts one of his arms in the air in celebration Yeah! That's the spirit Steve. Gordon leans closer, stops. Looks at Steve's sweaty head, leans back (CONT'D) It's a classified chat up line though. You can't tell anybody else about it. Can you do that Steve? Keep it secret? Easy. I don't have many friends anyway. I thought as much. Gordon turns to Michael, pats his shoulder. (CONT'D) Did I tell you this was our man or what? You were right Gordy, this is the one. Okay. Gordon looks around suspicious and steps closer to Steve, whispers.

7. (CONT'D) The line is... INT. TIME NIGHTCLUB -- MOMENTS LATER Gordon and Michael laugh at the bar, watch Steve on the dance floor. Tell me mate? What did you tell him to say? I told him a perfectly good chat up line. Please Gordy. Gordon laughs louder, takes a swig of his beer Well I told him-- Hang on a sec. Michael walks forward, focuses harder on the dance floor. Looks back, mouth agape. What is it? He's only snogging some bird and she looks a right stunner from behind. No way!? Gordon moves beside Michael, they gawk at the dance floor perplexed. DANCE FLOOR Steve and an ATTRACTIVE BLONDE embrace hard on the dance floor. They release each other, she begins to grind herself against Steve. He looks and gives them the thumbs up. BAR Gordon stumbles back and grabs his beer, drinks it in one. Michael walks up beside Gordon, shakes his head. I don't believe it? What did you tell him to say? Gordon looks to Michael pale faced, turns to Carly.

8. Could I have a drink please? Sorry?! A drink, could I please have a drink? Sure. Thank you. Steve walks up behind them and smiles. Hey guys. They turn around, look at Steve somber. Steve raises his hand, palm out. (CONT'D) High five! I did it and look at her. I mean, Wow! And you know the best part. Michael and Gordon shake their heads, stand frozen. Steve leans closer. (CONT'D) She swallows! Thanks guys for all your help. I'm gonna be sick! Gordon turns and jogs away fast. What's up with the Flash? He just found out his wife swallows. FADE OUT: