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Film Credits pinched from the Internet Movie Database
Directed by
Amy Heckerling
CAST:
Alicia Silverstone.........Cher Horowitz Stacey Dash................Dionne Brittany Murphy............Tai Paul Stephen Rudd..........Josh Donald Adeosun Faison......Murray Elisa Donovan..............Amber Breckin Meyer..............Travis Jeremy Sisto...............Elton Dan Hedaya.................Mel Aida Linares...............Lucy Wallace Shawn..............Mr. Hall Twink Caplan...............Miss Geist Justin Walker..............Christian Sabastian Rashidi..........Paroudasm Herb Hall..................Principal Julie Brown................Miss Stoeger Susan Mohun................Heather Nicole Bilderback..........Summer Ron Orbach.................DMV Tester Sean Holland...............Lawrence Roger Kabler...............College Guy Jace Alexander.............Robber Josh Lozoff................Logan Carl Gottlieb..............Minister Joseph D. Reitman..........Student Anthony Beninati...........Bartender Micki Duran................Dancer Gregg Russell..............Dancer Jermaine Montell...........Dancer Danielle Eckert............Dancer
Written by
Jane Austen (novel Emma)
Amy Heckerling
Cinematography by
Bill Pope
Music by
David Kitay
Production Design by
Steven J. Jordan
Costume Design by
Mona May
Film Editing by
Debra Chiate
Produced by
Barry M. Berg (co-producer)
Twink Caplan (associate)
Robert Lawrence (III)
Scott Rudin
Adam Schroeder (co-producer)
Other crew
Den Abraham..............set dresser
Barry M. Berg............unit production manager
Alan 'Doc' Friedman......make-up
Richard Graves...........assistant director
Raul Gutierrez...........assistant to Scott Rudin
William Hiney............art director
Lawrence Karman..........camera operator
Mark Kusy................set dresser
James LaBarge............set dresser
Alyson Dee Moore.........foley
James Muro...............steadicam operator
Wendy Murray.............set dresser
Patricia Nedd............foley
Nina Paskowitz...........hair styles
Karyn Rachtman...........music supervisor
Patrick Romano...........stunt co-ordinator
Marcia Ross..............casting
Daniel Silverberg........assistant director
Jeffrey T. Spellman......location manager
Amy Wells................set decorator
Diana Williams...........assistant director
OK, so here it is. The entire script to Clueless
including important actions, songs from the
soundtrack, and my own personal comments.
Just hit the little speaker 
next
to the character's name to hear the lines from the movie (They're not working
yet). Enjoy.
SCENE I - CHER'S HOUSE
"Kids in America" The Muffs
(Heaps of shots of the girls having fun)
CHER V.O.
So OK, you're probably thinking, "Is this, like a Noxema commercial, or what?!" But seriously, I actually have a way normal life for a teenage girl. I mean I get up, I brush my teeth, and I pick out my school clothes.
"Fashion Girl" David Bowie
Daddy's a litigator. Those are the scariest kinds of lawyers. Even Lucy, our maid, is terrified of him. He's so good he gets paid five hundred dollars an hour just to fight with people, but he fights with me for free 'cause I'm his daughter.
CHER
Daddy!
MEL
Cher, please don't start with the juice again.
CHER
Daddy, you need your vitamin C.
MEL
Where's my briefcase?
CHER
It's been a couple of months now, so I say we go out to Malibu.
MEL
Don't tell my those braindead low-lifes have been calling again.
CHER
They are your parents. And don't try sneaking out of the office. Dr. Lovitz is coming by to give you a flu shot.
MEL
Oh, Josh is in town. He's coming for dinner.
CHER
Why?
MEL
Because he's your step-brother!
CHER
But you were hardly even married to his mother and that was five years ago. Why do I have to see Josh?
(Watch those LIPS!!)
MEL
You divorce wives, not children.
CHER
Here.
MEL
Forget it!
SCENE II - CHER'S CAR
"Just a girl" No Doubt
CHER V.O.
Did I show you the lumped out Jeep Daddy got me? It's got four wheel drive, dual side airbags and monster sound system. I don't have a licence yet, but I need something to learn on.
(Cher runs over a potted plant on the kerb)
Oh, why that came out of nowhere.
(Watch her face when she looks back at the road)
Here's where Dionne lives. She's my friend because we both know what it's like to have people be jealous of us.
DIONNE
Dude!
CHER
Girlfriend!
CHER V.O.
And I must give her snaps for her courageous fashion efforts.
DIONNE
Hey Cher.
CHER V.O.
Dionne and I were both named after great singers of the past who now do infomercials.
DIONNE
So?
CHER
Shopping with Dr. Seuss?
DIONNE
Well, at least I wouldn't skin a Collie to make my backpack.
CHER
It's Faux.
DIONNE
Hello. That was a stop sign!
CHER
I totally paused!
DIONNE
Yeah, OK.
SCENE III - SCHOOL WALKWAY
DIONNE
It's not even eight thirty and Murray is paging me.
CHER
He is so possesive.
DIONNE
Tell me about it. This weekend he called me up and he's all "Where were you today?" and I'm like "I'm at my Grandmother's house"...
CHER V.O.
Dionne is stuck in this dramatic relationship. I think she's seen that Ike and Tina Turner movie too many times. Now I have to say to her...
CHER
Dee, why do you bother? You can do so much better.
DIONNE
Alright, sh, sh. Here he comes.
"Shoop" Salt n' Pepa
MURRAY
Woman, why don't you be answering any of my pages?
DIONNE
I hate when you call me Woman!
MURRAY
Where you been all weekend? What's up? You been jeepin' around behind my back?
DIONNE
Jeepin'?
CHER
Jeepin'.
(Watch Cher closely. It's Classic!)
MURRAY
Jeepin', jeepin'.
DIONNE
No, but speaking of vehicular sex, perhaps you can explain to me how this cheap K-mart hair extension got into the back seat of your car.
MURRAY
I don't know where that came from. That looks like one of your stringy something on others you got up here...
DIONNE
Excuse me. I do not wear polyester hair, OK. Unlike some people I know, like Chenwana.
CHER
Dee, I'm audi.
DIONNE
Bye.
MURRAY
Why do you gotta go there?
DIONNE
That's it. I've had it with you.
MURRAY
Is it that time of the month again?
(Croud Gasps)
CHER V.O.
I don't know why Dionne is going out with a high school boy. They're like dogs. You have to clean them and feed them and they're just like these nervous creatures that jump and slobber all over you.
(Random guy puts his arm around Cher)
CHER
Ooo! Get off of me! Uh, AS IF!
SCENE IV - CLASSROOM DEBATE
MR HALL
Should all oppressed people be allowed refuge in America? Amber will take the con position. Cher will be pro. Cher, two minutes.
CHER
So, OK, like right now, for example, the Haitians need to come to America. But some people are all "What about the strain on our resources?" But it's like, when I had this garden party for my father's birthday right? I said R.S.V.P. because it was a sit-down dinner. But people came that like, did not R.S.V.P. so I was like,
totally buggin'. I had to haul ass to the kitchen, redistribute the food, squish in extra place settings, but by the end of the day it was like, the more the merrier! And so, if the government could just get to the kitchen, rearrange some things, we could certainly party with the Haitians. And in conclusion, may I please remind you that it does not say R.S.V.P. on the Statue of Liberty?
(Class breaks into applause)
CHER
Thank you very much.
MR HALL
Uh, Amber? Replying?
AMBER
Mr. Hall, how can I answer that? The topic is Haiti and she's talking about some little party.
CHER
Hello?! It was his fiftieth birthday!
AMBER
Whatever. If she doesn't do the assignment, I can't do mine.
MR HALL
Ladies. So, does anyone have any further thoughts on Cher's oration? Elton? Comments?
ELTON
Yeah, I can't find my Cranberries CD. I've gotta do to the Quad before somebody snags it.
MR HALL
I'm afraid I can't permit that. Any further insights?
TRAVIS
I had an insight, Mr. Hall.
MR HALL
I'm all ears.
TRAVIS
OK, like, the way I feel about the Rolling Stones is the way my kids are going to feel about Nine Inch Nails, so I really shouldn't torment my Mom anymore, huh?
MR HALL
Yes. Well, it's a little off the subject of Haiti, but tolerance is always a good lesson, even when it comes out of nowhere.
TRAVIS
Thank you.
MR HALL
And with that in mind, I'm going to distribute you report cards. Now, is there a Christian Stobich in this class?
CHER
MR. Hall? The buzz on Christian is that his parents have joint
custody, so he'll be spending one semester in Chicago and one semester her. I think it is a travesty on the part of the legal profession.
(Look at Cher's face while speaking! Ahhh, I can't take it anymore!)
MR HALL
Thank you for that perspective Cher.
(Mr. Hall hands out the report cards)
Now could all conversations please come to a halt.
(Travis jumps up to the window)
And could the suicide attempts please be postponed till the next period?
TRAVIS
Must die.
(After Cher, the most classic character in the movie)
CHER V.O.
Suddenly, a dark cloud settled over first period. I got a C in debate?!
SCENE V - SCHOOL HALLWAY
CHER (on phone)
Dee?
DIONNE
Wassup?
CHER
Did you get your report card?
DIONNE
Yeah, I'm toast. How'd you do?
CHER
I totally choked. My father is going to go ballistic on me.
DIONNE
Mr. Hall was way harsh!
(Cher and Dionne meet up in the hall)
He gave me a C minus.
CHER
Well, he gave me a C, which drags down my entire average.
DIONNE
Bye.
CHER
I'll call ya, OK?
DIONNE
Yeah.
SCENE VI - CHER'S HOUSE
CHER V.O.
Isn't my house classic? The columns date all the way back to 1972. Wasn't my Mom a betty? She died when I was just a baby. A fluke accident during a routine liposuction. I don't remember her, but I like to pretend she still watches over me.
CHER
Hey, Ma. 98 in geometry. Pretty groovy, huh?
"Fake Plastic Trees (Acoustic Version)" Radiohead
CHER V.O.
Yuk! Uh, the maudlin music of the University station.
CHER
Waa, waa, waa.
(Cher enters the kitchen)
Yuh, what is it about college and cry-baby music?
JOSH
Hey, who's watching the Galleria?
CHER
So, the flannel shirt deal. Is that a nod to the crispy Seattle weather, or are you just trying to stay warm in front of the refrigerator?
JOSH (grabs Cher's tummy)
Oo, wow. You're filling out there.
CHER
Wow. Your face is catching up with your mouth.
JOSH
I went by Dad's office.
CHER
He is not your Dad. Why don't you torture a new family.
JOSH
Hey, just because my mother marries someone else, doesn't mean he's my father.
CHER
Actually, Kato, that's exactly what it means.
(They enter the Lounge)
I hope you're not thinking of staying here.
JOSH
I sure want to.
CHER
I'm sure you do.
JOSH
I've got a place in Westwood, near School.
CHER
Shouldn't you go to school on the East Coast? I hear girls at N.Y.U. aren't at all particular.
JOSH
Hahaha, you're funny.
(Josh changes the channel from Beavis and Butthead to the News)
CHER
Hey! God, you just got hear and already you're playing couch Commando!
JOSH
Hey! In some parts of the Universe, maybe not in Contempo Casual, but in some parts, it's considered cool to know what's going on in the world.
CHER
Thank you, Josh. I so need lessons from you on how to be cool. Tell me that part about Kenny G again?
MEL (From Dining Room)
C'mon you chuckleheads, get in here!
(They move to the Dining Room)
Josh, are you still growing? You look taller than you did at Easter.
JOSH
I don't think so.
MEL (to Cher)
Doesn't he look bigger?
CHER
His head does.
MEL
So, Josh, have you given any thought to our little discussion about Corporate Law?
JOSH
Yeah, you know, but I think I'd really like to check out Environmental Law.
MEL
What for? Do you want to have a miserable, frustrating life?
CHER
Oh, Josh will have that no matter what he does.
MEL
At least he knows what he's doing. And he's in good college. I'd like to see you have a little bit of direction.
CHER
I have direction.
JOSH
Yeah, towards the mall.
MEL
Which reminds me, where's your report card?
CHER
It's not ready yet.
MEL
What do you mean, "it's not ready yet?"
CHER
Well, some teachers aretrying to low-ball me, Daddy. And I know how you say, "Never accept a first offer", so I figure these grades are just a jumping off point to start negotiations.
MEL
Very good.
(One of the mobile phones rings, everyone answers their phone)
CHER
Dee?
JOSH
Yeah?
MEL
Hello? Yeah, Jake, what? NO! Not the afternoon.
(Cher and Josh put their phones down)
CHER
You are such a brown-noser.
JOSH
Oh, and you are such a superficial space-cadet. What makes you think you can get teachers to change your grades?
MEL (in background)
I told you I wanted it in the morning! Doesn't he understand? In the morning.
CHER
Only the fact that I've done it every other semester.
SCENE VII - VARIOUS SCHOOL LOCALES
"Shake some action" Cracker
CHER V.O.
I told my P.E. teaher an evil male had broken my heart, so she changed my C to a B.
CHER
I'm so miserable. I can't eat, I can't sleep, I can't study.
MISS STOEGER
They're slime, they're slime, I mean they're horrible, don't feel bad, don't feel bad, I know, and you see they're all like this.
CHER V.O.
Then I promised Miss Giest I'd start a letter writing campaign to my congressman about violations of the clean air act.
But Mr. Hall was totally rigid. He said my debates were unresearched, unstructured, and unconvincing, AS IF!
I felt impotent and out of control, which I really hate. I needed to find sanctuary in a place where I could gather my thoughts and regain my strength.
SCENE VIII - THE MALL
DIONNE
Dude, what's wrong? Are you suffering from buyer's remorse or something?
(Watch Cher Flick her head)
CHER
God, no! Nothing like that. It's just that, we've been shopping all day and I still don't know what to do about Mr. Hall. I have tried everything to convince him of my scholastic aptitude, but I was brutally rebuffed.
DIONNE
Get over it, OK. He's a miserable little man who wants everyone else to be miserable too.
CHER
Dee, that's it! We've got to figure out a way to make Mr. Hall sublimely happy.
SCENE IX - SCHOOL
CHER V.O.
Here's the four-one-one on Mr. Hall. He's single, he's 47, and he earns minor duckets for a thankless job. What that man needs is a good healthy boinkfest. Unfortunately, there was a major babe drought in our school. The evil trolls from the math department were actually married,... oooh snickers... and in the grand tradition of P.E. teachers, Ms. Stoeger seemed to be same-sex oriented. Of course, there was always Miss Giest. Something told me not to discount Miss Giest. Well sure, she has runs in her stockings, and her slip is always showing, and she always has more lipstick on her teeth than her mouth. God, this woman is screaming for a make-over. I'm her only hope.
(Cher is writing a note outside Miss Giest's pidgeon hole)
DIONNE
Rough winds do shake the darling buds of may but thy eternal summer shall not fade. Phat! Did you write that?
CHER
Duh, it's like a famous quote.
DIONNE
From where?
CHER
Cliff's notes.
DIONNE
Oh.
(Travis and Miss Giest walk out of her office toward where Cher and Dionne have split the scene)
MISS GIEST
I know you're going to be better now. Now, you run along and I'll see you third period and you will try to remember to bring your textbook.
TRAVIS
Uh, OK.
(Miss Giest reads the note left by the girls and her face brightens)
DIONNE
Oh, my God! She actually looked happy!
CHER
Oooh, classic!
(Scene changes to Mr. Hall's classroom)
MR HALL
Paroudasm Budapshawn, 16 tardies to work off.
(Paroudasm mutters something espanic and his friends cheer)
Janet Huon, no tardies.
CLASSMATES
Kisser!
MR HALL
Travis Berkenstock, 38 tardies. By far the most tardies in the class. Congratulations.
(The whole class cheers and applaudes. Travis approaches the podium)
TRAVIS
This is so unexpected, I, uh, I didn't even have a speech prepared. Uh, but I would like to say this: Tardiness is not something you can do all on your own. Many, many people contributed to my tardiness. Uh, I'd like to thank my parents for never giving me a ride to school, the L.A. city bus driver for taking a chance on an unknown kid, and, uh, last but not least, the wonderful crew at McDonalds for spending hours making those egg McMuffins, without which I might never be tardy.
MR HALL
Well, if Mr. Berkenstock has no political messages to include in his speech, I'll go on. Cher Horowitz, two tardies.
CHER
I object! Do recall the dates of these alleged tardies?
(Cher in lawyer mode. Legendary!)
MR HALL
One was last Monday!
CHER
Mr. Hall, I was surfing the crimson wave, I had to haul ass to the ladies'.
MR HALL
I assume your referring to women's troubles, and so I'll let that one slide.
CHER
Thank you, Mr. Hall. Miss Giest was right about you.
MR HALL
What do you mean?
CHER
Well, she said you were the only one in this school with any intelligence.
SCENE X - CHER'S HOUSE
MEL
Cher, get in here!
CHER
Yes, Daddy?
MEL
Would you tell me what the hell this is?
CHER
Um, a second notice on three outstanding tickets. I don't remember getting a first notice.
MEL
The ticket is the first notice. I didn't even know you could get tickets without a licence.
CHER
Oh, sure you can. You can get tickets anytime.
MEL
Oh, is that so?
(Cher nods)
Well not around here you can't. From this moment on, you will not drive, sit, do anything in that jeep without a supervised driver present. And no cruisin' around with Dionne, alright? Two permits do not equal a licence! Do I make myself clear?
CHER
Yes, Daddy.
MEL
Cher, I expect you to become a good driver. I want to see you apply yourself.
CHER
I will. I'm gonna practise real hard.
MEL
OK.
(The scene moves to the poolside)
CHER V.O.
A licenced driver with nothing to do? Where would I find such a loser?
CHER
Hey, granola breath, you got something on your chin.
JOSH
I'm growing a goatee.
CHER
Oh, that's good. You don't want to be the last one at the coffee house without chin pubes.
JOSH
I can't tell you how much I enjoy these little chats of ours, but in the interest of saving time, why don't you just tell me what you want.
CHER
OK. So, actually, I have a permit and I can drive and all, but Daddy says I can't take the jeep out without a licenced driver, and since your not doing anything and all, you know?
JOSH
What are the chances of you shutting up until you get your way?
CHER
Hmmm, slim to none. C'mon!
SCENE XI - CHER'S CAR
JOSH
Hey, James Bond, in America we drive on the right side of the road.
CHER
I am. You try driving in platforms.
JOSH
Look, I got to get back to school. Ah, you want to practise parking?
CHER
What's the point? Everywhere you go has valet. What class you going to?
JOSH
Actually, I'm going to a tree people meeting. Me might get Marky Mark to plant a celebrity tree.
CHER
How fabulous. Getting Marky Mark to take time from his busy pants-dropping schedule to plant trees? Josh, why don't you just hire a gardener?
JOSH
You know, maybe Marky Mark wants to use his popularity for a good cause, make a contribution. In case you have never heard of that, a contribution is the giving of...
CHER
Excuse me, but I have donated many expensive Italian outfits to Lucy...
JOSH
time... funds...
CHER
And as soon as I get my liscence I fully intend to brake for animals, and I have contributed many hours to helping two lonely teachers find romance.
JOSH
Which I'll bet serves your interest more than theirs. You know, if I ever saw you do something that wasn't ninety percent selfish, I'd die of shock.
CHER
Oh, that'd be reason enough for me.
SCENE XII - SCHOOL
CHER
Would you call me selfish?
DIONNE
No. Not to your face.
CHER
Really?
DIONNE
What's wrong? Is Josh giving you shit because he's going through his post-adolescent idealistic phase?
CHER
Look, there's Mr. Hall.
(The girls run over to Mr. Hall)
Mr. Hall, Mr. Hall, Mr. Hall, um, do you drink coffee?
MR HALL
Well, not from this cafeteria. But, uh, yes under normal circumstances.
CHER
Well, I am such a retard. When I was packing Daddy's lunch this morning I gave him my lemon snapple, and I took his sucky Italian roast. Do you want it?
MR HALL
Are you sure you don't want it?
CHER
Duh, it might stunt my growth. I wanna be 5'10" like Cindy Crawford. But I thought maybe you and Miss Giest might like it?
DIONNE
Maybe you can share it?
MR HALL
Well, uh, thanks.
CHER
Sure.
(To Dionne)
Hmm?
(Outside Miss Giest's office, she opens the door)
CHER & DIONNE
Miss Giest!
MISS GIEST
Hi girls. Did you sign up for the environmental fair?
DIONNE
Oh, yeah, we will.
CHER
You have such pretty eyes. Don't hide them. And these clips are so cute.
DIONNE
And this tiny little waist. Oooh, wow.
MISS GIEST
Girls. Oh, and don't forget to sign up for the environmental fair.
DIONNE
Not a total betty, but a vast improvement.
CHER
Well, we did our best.
DIONNE
Mmmm, Hmmm.
CHER
We gotta book it if we're going to make it to P.E.
(Scene moves outside)
C'mon, Dee.
DIONNE
Ohh, I feel like failing, dude, c'mon.
CHER
I know what you mean, but at least it's exercise. I feel like such a heffer. I had two bowls of special K, three pieces of turkey bacon, a handful of popcorn, five peanut butter M&M's, and like, three pieces of licorice.
DIONNE
(Gasp) Oh, my God. Look. Is that a photo op, or what?
CHER
Will you look at that body language? Legs crossed towards each other. That's an unequivocal sex invite.
DIONNE
Oh, Cher, he's getting her digits. Look at Giest, she is so cute.
CHER
Ohh, old people can be so sweet.
"Change" Lightning Seeds
(The following scenes show Miss Giest and Mr. Hall get it on while everyone is thanking Cher.)
CHER V.O.
The entire student body was utterly grateful for the improvement in their grades.
SCENE XIII - CHER'S HOUSE
MEL
Cher, what's this all about?
CHER
My report card?
MEL
The same semester?
CHER
Uh-huh.
MEL
What'd you do? Turn in some extra-credit reports?
CHER
No.
MEL
You take the mid-terms over?
CHER
Uh-uh.
MEL
You mean to tell me that you argued your way from a C+ to an A-?
CHER
Totally based on my powers of persuasion. You proud?
MEL
Honey, I couldn't be happier than if they were based on real grades.
CHER
Thank you.
MEL
Fabulous.
SCENE XIV - SCHOOL P.E.
CHER V.O.
I felt so satisfied, I wanted to do more good deeds.
(Dionne sneezes)
CHER
Dee, when your allergies act up, take out your nose-ring.
MISS STOEGER
Follow... through! There you go, there you go. All right, Cher. Earth to Cher! Come in Cher!
CHER
Oh. Miss Stoeger? I would just like to say that physical education in this school is a disgrace. I mean, standing in line for forty minutes is hardly aerobically effective. I doubt I've worked off the calories in a stick of care-free gum.
(Class cheers)
MISS STOEGER
Well, you certainly exercised your mouth Cher. Now, hit the ball.
(Ball flies by, inches from Cher's nose)
CHER
Miss Stoeger, that machine is just a lawsuit waiting to happen!
MISS STOEGER
Thanks for the legal advice.
(Cher returns to line)
Dionne? You're up.
DIONNE
Uh, no, Miss Stoeger? I have a note from my tennis instructor, and he would prefer it if I didn't expose myself to any training that might derail his teachings.
MISS STOEGER
Fine! Amber?
AMBER
Miss Stoeger. My plastic surgeon doesn't want me doing any activity where balls fly at my nose.
DIONNE
Well, there goes your social life.
(Girls giggle. Principal walks onto the scene)
PRINCIPAL
Miss Stoeger? Got another one. Ladies, we have a new student with us. This is Tai Frasier.
MISS STOEGER
Tai, you don't have time to change, but you could hit a few balls in those clothes.
AMBER
She could be a farmer in those clothes.
CHER
Dee, my mission is clear. Would you look at that girl? She is so adorably clueless. We have got to adopt her.
DIONNE
Cher, she is toe-up. Our stock would plummet.
CHER
Dee, don't you want to use your popularity for a good cause?
DIONNE
No.
CHER
(Motions to Tai)
C'mere. Yeah, c'mere. Hang with us.
TAI
Oh, thank you.
CHER
How do you like California?
TAI
Man, I am freakin'. I could really use some sort of a herbal refreshment?
DIONNE
Well, we do lunch in ten minutes. We don't have any tea, but we have coke and stuff.
TAI
No shit! You guys got coke here?
DIONNE
Well, yeah.
CHER
Yeah, this is America.
(Scene changes to the girls walking down main path)
CHER V.O.
So, we decided to show Tai the ropes at Bronson Alcott High School.
CHER
That is Alana's group over there. They do the T.V. station. They think that's the most important thing on Earth. And that's the Pressure mafia. You can't hang with them unless you own a BMW. And there's Elton in the white vest, and all the most popular boys in the school.
DIONNE
Including my boyfriend. Ain't he cute?
TAI
Yeah.
CHER
If you make the decision to date a high school boy, they are the only acceptable ones.
TAI
Cher, which one of them is your boyfriend?
CHER
As if!
DIONNE
Cher's got attitude about high school boys.
CHER
It's a personal choice every woman has got to make for herself.
(Murray approaches the girls)
MURRAY (to
Dionne)
Woman, lend me five dollars.
DIONNE
Murray, I have asked you repeatedly not to call me Woman!
MURRAY
Excuse me, Miss Dionne.
DIONNE
Thank you.
MURRAY
OK, but street slang is an increasingly valid form of expression. Most of the feminine pronouns do have mocking, but necessarily in a misogynistic undertone.
(Murray hops away)
TAI
Wow! You guys talk like grown-ups.
CHER
Oh, well, this is a really good school.
TAI
I'm gonna go get a soda. You guys want?
CHER
Sure.
TAI
Alright.
DIONNE
She's nice.
CHER
Oooh, project!
(I can't put that cute little squeal into words)
(Scene changes to inside cafeteria)
"My Iron Lung" Radiohead
TRAVIS (To food)
Oh, wow. That's disgusting.
(To Tai)
That's nice representation.
TAI
Thanks. Those are really nice stickers.
TRAVIS
Oh, you like 'em? See, I was thinking it was too cluttered. You know, I wanna wipe all of this out and concentrate on one main decorative statement. Like, uh, Marvin the Martian. Right there.
TAI
Get outa town! I can do Marvin the Martian.
TRAVIS
Really?
TAI
Well, I mean, there's not really a lot to him. But, you wanna see?
TRAVIS
Yeah.
TAI
Here.
TRAVIS
Oh, wow! That's really cool.
TAI
Thanks.
TRAVIS
You drew that?
TAI
Yeah, and wait, I got... one here.
TRAVIS
You didn't trace this?
TAI
Uh-uh. No. Here's another one over here. And, lots of little guys.
TRAVIS
That is so cute!
TAI
I love to draw.
TRAVIS
You're really good at it.
TAI
No.
TRAVIS
Yeah, really you are.
TAI
No.
TRAVIS
Yeah!
(Scene changes to outside)
DIONNE
Are you sure that's fat free?
CHER
Oh, yes. And you lose wait by doing it like this. Like really small.
(Dionne giggles/hisses)
It's true.
TAI
I met a really cool guy.
CHER
Describe!
TAI
Alright, he's got long hair, he's really funny, and straight off, right? He offers me some smoke. There he is!
CHER
Are you talking about drugs?
TAI
Yeah.
CHER
Tai, how old are you?
TAI
I'll be sixteen in May.
CHER
My birthday is in April, and as someone older, can I please give you some advice?
(Tai nods)
It is one thing to spark up a dubie and get laced at parties, but it is quite another to be fried all day.
DIONNE
Do you see the distinction?
TAI
Yeah.
CHER
Loadies generally hang on the grassy knoll over there. They come to class and say bonehead things, and we all laugh, of course. But no respectable girl actually dates them.
DIONNE
Hmm-mm.
CHER
You don't want to start off on the wrong foot, do you?????????????
(TAI shakes her head)
I've got an idea. Let's do a make-over!
(Dionne lights up)
TAI
No, no.
DIONNE
Oh, c'mon! Let us! Cher's main thrill in life is a make-over. OK, it gives her a sense of control on a world full of chaos.
CHER
Pleeeaaase.
(How could anyone resist that?!)
TAI
Sure. Why not? Shit! You guys! I have never had straight friends before.
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