+ «se we're standing on the lawn of the home of Detective Sergeant Roger Murtaugh, a twenty year veteran of the Los Angeles Police Department. Details are sketchy at this point, but apparently a bomb of some kind has been discovered inside the house...
Lethal Weapon 2 (1989)
REPORTER
A screenplay character in Lethal Weapon 2 (1989).
- lines
- 5
- words
- 182
- scenes
- 4
- dialogue
- 3.3%
- avg words / line
- 36
- shortest / longest
- 18 / 44
Sample dialogue
+ «se we're standing on the lawn of the home of Detective Sergeant Roger Murtaugh, a twenty year veteran of the Los Angeles Police Department. Details are sketchy at this point, but apparently a bomb of some kind has been discovered inside the house...
scene 63, source scene 64 — EXT. MURTAUGH'S HOUSE - DAYWith me now is a man who was in the house at the time the bomb was discovered.
scene 66, source scene 67 — EXT. MURTAUGH'S HOUSE- « « it's been almost an hour now since the Bomb Squad entered the house behind me. No word yet on the exact type of device discovered, although we have learned that the location of the bomb is beirg described as “extremely sensitive.”
scene 66, source scene 67 — EXT. MURTAUGH'S HOUSEIt's all over now. The Bomb Squad has emerged from the house. The crisis over. A disaster clearly averted. And everycne -- including this reporter ~- can breathe a deep sigh of relief.
scene 73, source scene 74 — EXT. MURTAUGH'S HOUSE+ « « we've all keen moved Lack away from the house. Apparently they are how ready to de~activate the bomb. As you can tell, things have gotten very quiet here, as everyone holds their breath, waiting for this situation to be over...
scene 68, source scene 69 — EXT. MURTAUGH'S HOUSEQ
Bookends
It's all over now. The Bomb Squad has emerged from the house. The crisis over. A disaster clearly averted. And everycne -- including this reporter ~- can breathe a deep sigh of relief.