Well, well, well, Walt. Did you see who it is? The local celebrities. Quick - get them to autograph one of their books so we can sell it for triple it's value.
Chasing Amy (1997)
STEVE-DAVE
A screenplay character in Chasing Amy (1997).
- lines
- 8
- words
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- scenes
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- dialogue
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- avg words / line
- 21
- shortest / longest
- 3 / 57
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Sample dialogue
And obviously your handlers or hangers-on convinced you that your first comic was good, which it was not - it was thoroughly mediocre with a few spiky bits of dialogue. And when you get your foot in the door of the business, what do you do? You turn out a piece of shit like ‘Bluntman and Chronic’.
scene 1, source scene 2 — INT COMIC BOOK STORE - DAYThat won't be necessary.
scene 1, source scene 2 — INT COMIC BOOK STORE - DAYStinky-palm. You give comics a bad name. | tell all my customers not to buy it, to spend their money on
scene 1, source scene 2 — INT COMIC BOOK STORE - DAYI schooled their asses, now I'm schooling your's.
scene 1, source scene 2 — INT COMIC BOOK STORE - DAYWell, well, well, Walt. Did you see who it is? The local celebrities. Quick - get them to autograph one of their books so we can sell it for triple it's value.
scene 1, source scene 2 — INT COMIC BOOK STORE - DAY
Bookends
That won't be necessary.