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英文片名: Natural Born Killers
中文片名: 天生杀人狂 闪灵杀手
上映: 1994
NATURAL BORN KILLERS
WRITTEN BY
QUENTIN TARANTINO
INT. COFFEE SHOP - DAY
A coffee shop somewhere in New Mexico. MICKEY KNOX, his back
turned to us, is sitting at the counter finishing his meal. We
hear the PING. . .BANG. . .of a pinball machine being played OFF
SCREEN.
MABEL, a waitress, comes over and fills Mickey's coffee cup.
MABEL
Apple, pecan, cherry, and key lime.
MICKEY
Which do you recommend?
MABEL
The key lime is great, but it's
an acquired taste.
MICKEY
I haven't had a key lime pie in ten
years.
MABEL
When ya had it, did ya like it?
MICKEY
No, but that don't mean much. I was a
completely different person ten years
ago. Let's give key lime a day in
court. And a large glass of milk.
Mabel turns to her right.
CAMERA PULLS BACK and we see for the first time MALLORY KNOX,
Mickey's wife, sitting on a counter stool next to him. Her back
is to the camera as well.
MALLORY
Nada, Rosey.
MABEL
(annoyed)
My name's not Rosey.
(points at name tag)
It's Mabel
Mabel exits FRAME.
MALLORY
Whatever.
Mallory hops from the stool, walks over and grabs the JAR next
to the cash register, then dumping out the coins on the counter,
she selects a quarter.
MABEL
Hey, what the hell do you think you're
doin'?
Mallory saunter past the COWBOY playing pinball. As his eyes
follow Mallory, he loses his ball.
She walks to the jukebox in the back, inserts the quarter,
selects a song, punches the buttons, a needle lands on a record,
and a good God almighty rockabilly tune cuts through the coffee
shop.
Mable brings Mickey his pie and milk.
CAMERA moves around to a CU of Mickey. This is the first time
we see him. As he takes a bite of green pie:
Mallory starts doing a slow seductive fandango around the coffee
shop. She's really cooking and smoking.
Pinball Cowboy and Mabel are starting to wonder just who the
hell these people are.
Mickey isn't paying much attention. He's too busy enjoying his
pie and milk.
EXT. COFFEE SHOP - DAY
A dirty pickup truck, sporting a Confederate flag decal, pulls
up to the coffee shop. SONNY, OTIS, and EARL, three
tough-looking rednecks, pile out. Steam rises from beneath the
pickup's hood.
INT. COFFEE SHOP - DAY
The LOUDNESS of the Rockabilly song slaps Sonny and Otis in
their faces as they walk inside the door. The sexy sight of
Mallory doing the ubang stomp stops them in their tracks.
OTIS
That's a bitch outta hell, son.
Otis and Sonny exchange looks
Otis heads toward Mallory. Sonny moves over to the counter next
to Mickey.
SONNY
Miller, Mabel.
MABEL
Comin' up.
Otis stands in front of Mallory, trying to copy what she's
doing. Her eyes are closed at the moment, so she doesn't see
him.
Mabel sets the Miller down in front of Sonny. Sonny takes a
swig, enjoying the floor show.
SONNY
(to Mickey)
That's some sweet piece of meat, ain't
it?
Mickey turns from his pie and looks at Sonny. His expression
betrays nothing.
MICKEY
Her name's Mallory.
The needle lifts off the record. The song ends.
Mallory opens her eyes and sees Otis.
OTIS
Hells Bells! Don't stop now sugar.
I'm just getting warmed up
Otis gives her his best shit-eating grin before turning to
Sonny.
Sonny gurgles out a laugh.
SONNY
Hey, I think she's sweet on you.
Otis turns to Mallory as she PUNCHES him hard in the face
spinning him around.
Sonny spews his mouthful of Highlife.
Mallory grabs the back of Otis' head and SMASHES it down on the
table, cracking the linoleum.
Otis buckles, dropping to his knees.
Sonny jumps off the counts stool, but Mickey's hand clutches
hold of his shoulder.
Sonny spins around toward Mickey, loaded for bear, and points
his finger at him, threateningly.
Before any threat can be made, Mickey whips a large buck knife
out from its sheath, and in a flash, SLICES off Sonny's finger.
Sonny's finger drops on his boot. He grabs his aching hand.
Blood flows from the wound.
MICKEY
Just because my woman's mopping up the
floor with your buddy is no reason for
you to join in.
Mickey makes five lightning quick SLASHING SWINGS. The buck
knife slips back into its sheath. At first, there seems to be
no difference with Sonny. Finally, blood flows from the slices
made in his face and chest. Sonny collapses.
The SHORT-ORDER COOK charges out of the kitchen at Mickey,
wielding a meat cleaver and screaming.
Mickey whips out a .45 automatic from a shoulder holster inside
his jacket and FIRES.
BULLET'S POV: Heading fast toward Short-Order Cook's face. It
HITS. Short-Order Cook puts his hands to his face and falls to
the ground, screaming.
Mickey spots Earl, who's standing outside the plate glass
window. Earl's watched the whole shebang.
Earl mouths 'Fuck!' He turns and runs for it.
Mickey hurls the knife through the plate glass window, which
SHATTERS. The knife PLUNGES deep into Earls back. He hits the
ground dead.
Mickey turns to Mallory. She's sitting on op of Otis, SLAMMING
his head repeatedly on the floor.
!IR'
MICKEY
Honey.
'Mallory looks up at Mickey. She gets off Otis and moves to
Mickey's side.
Mickey trains his .45 on Pinball Cowboy, who's shaking in his
cowboy boots. Mickey aims at Mabel, who's clutching he coffee
pot, crying.
MICKEY
(to Mallory)
Pick one.
Mallory does eanie, meanie, minie, moe, pointing back and forth
from Mabel to Pinball Cowboy.
MALLORY
Eanie, meanie, minie, moe, catch a
nigger by the tow. If he hollers, let
him go. Eanie. meanie. minie, moe. My
mom told me to pick the best one and
you are it.
She ends, pointing at Mabel. Mabel's crying. She screams.
MABEL
NO!
Mickey FIRES the .45. The bullet CHINKS through the coffee pot
Mabel's holding and explodes, THUNKING her in the chest. She
hits the floor dead.
Mickey and Mallory join hands and walk over to the Pinball
Cowboy who stands in a pool of his own urine.
!IR'
MALLORY
When you tell people what went on here,
tell 'em Mickey and Mallory Knox did
this. Understand?
'Pinball Cowboy nods yes.
The two killers plant a big wet kiss on eachother's mouths.
Then, holding hands, Mickey and Mallory walk out of the cafe.
CREDIT SEQUENCE:
INT. COUPE DE VILLE - MOVING - DAY
Mickey and Mallory in a flashy '68 Cadillac Coupe De Ville.
Duane Eddy's 'REBEL ROUSER' blares on the soundtrack. The B.G.
is an outrageous PROCESS SHOT. The titles splash over this
image 50's style.
When this sequence is over, we CUT TO BLACK.
END CREDIT SEQUENCE
Over black screen, we hear:
CAPTAIN SQUERI
Send Scagnetti in here.
INT. POLICE STATION (SQUERI'S OFFICE) - DAY
CAMERA is position in the middle of the office. The door is in
the middle of the frame.
JACK SCAGNETTI flings the door open and steps inside Squeri's
office. Squeri's never seen.
SCAGNETTI
You wanted to see me, Capt'n?
CAPTAIN SQUERI (O.S.)
Scagnetti, go up to interrogation room
C. Dwight McClusky, chairman of the
prison board, is waiting to meet you.
You're gonna deliver two prisoners from
the county jail to Nystrom Insane
Asylum in Bakersfield.
SCAGNETTI
This is bullshit. I'm a detective.
You want an errand boy, call Jerry
Lewis.
Scagnetti spins around and leaves the room, SLAMMING the door
shut behind him. Captain Squeri shouts after him.
CAPTAIN SQUERI (O.S.)
Jack!
INT. POLICE STATION CORRIDOR - DAY
Police Detective Scagnetti walks rapidly down the hallway,
wearing an old, wrinkly, black suit jacket.
PEOPLE walk by in the F.G. and B.G. Scagnetti slips an already
tied tie over his head.
INT. INTERROGATION ROOM C - DAY
DWIGHT MCCLUSKY, a man in his fifties, wearing a business suit,
stands in the F.G. reading a book with his back to the door.
In the B.G., Scagnetti enters the room.
SCAGNETTI
Jack Scagnetti. You wanted to see me?
McClusky turns toward Scagnetti.
MCCLUSKY
Congratulations on the Curtis Fox case,
Scagnetti. You put an end to a
nightmare. The ladies of this city can
get to sleep again, and they have you
to thank.
SCAGNETTI
Thank you, sir.
MCCLUSKY
Dwight McClusky of the California
Prison Board. Take a seat please.
Scagnetti lowers into a chair in front of the interrogation
table.
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McClusky puts the book down, we see the title: 'CURTIS FOX: The
Capture and Death of a Serial Killer' Author Jack Scagnetti.
McClusky sits on the edge of the table, facing Scagnetti. He
lifts a file off the table, then tosses it in Scagnetti's lap.
MCCLUSKY
I think you'll find that good reading
as well. Mickey and Mallory's file.
You familiar with them?
Scagnetti opens it. It's the files, reports, and photographs
of Mickey and Mallory Knox. Scagnetti's face lights up.
SCAGNETTI
Who isn't?
MCCLUSKY
You been followin' the news coverage?
SCAGNETTI
They've been separated since their
incarnation in a couple of
penitentiaries---
MCCLUSKY
Susanville, Soledale.
SCAGNETTI
They've killed a shitload of inmates
and guards---
MCCLUSKY
Five inmates, eight guards and one
psychiatrist all in one year's time...
Very good. You do keep up with the
headlines.
Scagnetti nods
MCCLUSKY
Look, our situation in a nutshell is,
no prison wants 'em, no prison will
take 'em. I'm even talkin' hellholes,
where the warden's as hard as a bar of
iron. No one wants those fuckin'
assholes behind their walls, dealin'
with 'em day in, day out.
SCAGNETTI
I can appreciate that.
MCCLUSKY
So can we. So the solution to out
little problem is we had them deemed
crazy. And we're shippin' 'em to
Nystrom Asylum for the criminally
insane.
SCAGNETTI
Lobotomy bay?
MCCLUSKY
You've heard of it?
SCAGNETTI
So, how do I fit into this scheme?
MCCLUSKY
The public loves you Jack... You don't
mind if I call you Jack, do you?
SCAGNETTI
By all means.
MCCLUSKY
You're a celebrated cop. Twenty-six
years on the force, a best-seller out on
paperback...
McClusky grabs Scagnetti's book and reads from the back cover.
MCCLUSKY
A modern day Pat Garret. A hell bent
lawman with a deadly axe to grind with
maniacs.
McClusky lowers the book.
MCCLUSKY
You're a breathing icon of justice and
that's why you were chosen to deliver
Mr. and Mrs. Knox. We, the prison
board we, knows that once you get them
on the road if anything should happen,
an escape attempt, an accident, fire,
anything... Jack 'Supercop' Scagnetti
would be there to look out for his
public's best interests.
SCAGNETTI
I see.
MCCLUSKY
You write the script Jack, call it,
'Showdown in Mojave: The extermination
of Mickey and Mallory', whatever...
Have we found our man?
Hold on Scagnetti.
CUT TO:
INT. COUNTY JAIL - CELL BLOCK CORRIDOR - DAY
SCAGNETTI'S POV: McClusky stands next to a big iron door. He
BANGS on it with is fist. We stay on Scagnetti's POV through
this scene.
MCCLUSKY
Pete, open it up! I'm comin' through
with a visitor!
A BUZZER SOUNDS
McClusky opens the door and we follow him down the corridor. As
soon as the door opens, we can hear a female voice singing the
song 'Long Time Woman'.
McClusky turns to Scagnetti as they walk.
MCCLUSKY
Well, Jack, I'll tell ya, in all my
years with the penal institution, and
I'll tell ya that's no small number,
Mickey and Mallory Knox are without a
doubt the most twisted, depraved group
of fucks it's ever been my displeasure
to lay my eyes on. I mean, those two
rat shits are a walkin' reminder of
just how fucked up our system really
is.
The song 'Long Time Woman' is getting louder as they proceed.
SCAGNETTI (O.S.)
Who's the song bird?
MCCLUSKY
Mickey's better half herself. Mallory
Knox. This little lady drowned her
father in a fish tank.
INSERT: INT. A LIVING ROOM - NIGHT
CU of a home aquarium with fish swimming around. Suddenly
Mallory's FATHER'S head is shoved into the tank.
BACK TO: PRISON CORRIDOR
MCCLUSKY
While the two together burned her
mother alive in her bed.
INSERT: INT. A BEDROOM - NIGHT
MEDIUM CU of Mallory's MOTHER lying asleep in bed, mouth open.
What looks like a gas nozzle appears at the top of the FRAME,
pouring gasoline all over her face. She coughs and gags.
CAMERA PANS up and we see Mickey holding a gas can.
CU of Mallory with a lit match by her face. She tosses it in
front of her. We hear the SOUNDS of Mallory's mother igniting.
BACK TO: PRISON CORRIDOR
Still SCAGNETTI'S POV:
SCAGNETTI (O.S.)
Why?
McClusky's still walking ahead of us.
MCCLUSKY
Because they wouldn't give them their
blessing for marriage.
SCAGNETTI (O.S.)
Ain't love grand.
McClusky laughs.
MCCLUSKY
Ain't love grand. That's a good one.
Still SCAGNETTI'S POV: We look down from McClusky to Mallory's
file in our hands. It contains her picture and lists her color
of hair, color of eyes, height, weight, race, etc. Beneath that
is a column which reads: PSYCHIATRIC REMARKS.
As we read the remarks, we hear a DOCTOR'S VOICE read aloud.
FEMALE PSYCHIATRIST (V.O.)
When pressed about the reason for the
murders. . .patient became hostile. . .
INSERT: INT. A PSYCHIATRIST'S OFFICE - DAY
Looking trashy, wild, and animalistic, Mallory's a sex machine
dressed in a prison gown. She sits in a chair, looking directly
at the CAMERA.
MALLORY
I don't owe you an explanation! I don't
owe you shit! I'm not here for you
entertainment. If I don't tell you
what you wanna hear, what are you gonna
do? Throw me in jail? I'm already
there, you stupid pigfucker. You gonna
give me some more time? I've already
got life. What else you got to
threaten me with? Death? I'd like to
see you fuckin' try. I haven't met one
motherfucker here who's shown me shit!
BACK TO DEATH ROW CORRIDOR:
Still on SCAGNETTI'S POV:
Wee look up from the fill and see McClusky's leaning against a
cell door.
We hear somebody signing 'Long Time Woman' inside the cell.
We move to McClusky, who looking into the CAMERA, gestures
toward the cell.
MCCLUSKY
Here she is . . . you know her, you
love her, you can't live without
her . . . Mallory Knox.
We PAN from McClusky to the inside of the cell where we see
Mallory, her back to us, singing and dancing.
INT. PRISON (MALLORY KNOX'S CELL) - DAY
CU of Mallory's face singing 'Long Time Woman'.
MALLORY
(singing)
99 years is a long, long time. Look at
me, I will never be free, I'm a long time
woman . . .
MCCLUSKY (O.S.)
Hey, Knox! Somebody out here wants to
meet you.
Mallory just keeps on truckin'.
MALLORY'S POV: We stare a McClusky and Scagnetti for a second.
Then, like a bull, we charge/DOLLY straight at them. Mallory
screams O.S. We SMASH headfirst into the bars. Mallory's POV
flings up, looking at the ceiling, then falls backward.
MEDIUM TIGHT SHOT of floor, Mallory falls into FRAME, out cold.
CU on Scagnetti through the cell bars.
SCAGNETTI
Jesus Christ!
CAMERA PANS over to CU on McClusky.
MCCLUSKY
Don't worry about it. She does that
all the time.
BACK TO: Mallory on the floor, still unconscious with blood
trickling down her scalp.
MCCLUSKY (O.S.)
Follow me.
INT. PRISON (LONG CORRIDOR) - DAY
CAMERA is at the end of a long corridor. McClusky and Scagnetti
approach from the other end. Scagnetti's studying the files.
PHIL WURLITZER comes up behind the two men.
WURLITZER
You duckin' me Dwight?
MCCLUSKY
Hey, Phil, how the hell are ya?
WURLITZER
(to Scagnetti)
This son of a bitch is chairman of the
prison board, but it's like pullin'
teeth to get him down to a prison.
MCCLUSKY
The only reason I'm here now is to set
him straight, and I'm on the next
flight out.
(to Scagnetti)
Jack, this is the superintendent of the
jail. Phil Wurlitzer. He's the man
who's got the power of the pen here.
Wurlitzer shakes hands with Scagnetti.
WURLITZER
Pleased to meet ya, Jack. I read your
book. I'm impressed. Good work on
Curtis Fox.
SCAGNETTI
Thanks.
MCCLUSKY
From now on, you'll be dealin' with
Phil. He can answer all the questions
you got about the arrangements. I'm
gonna be bidding you good luck and
adieu in about twenty minutes. My
flight back to Sacramento leaves LAX in
a hour.
WURLITZER
And I want you to know, we'll all cry a
river when you're gone.
They all laugh.
!IR'
SCAGNETTI
What's the travelling arrangements?
WURLITZER
Well, Mickey and Mallory can't be
together. So, we'll put you on one of
our prison busses and you'll take
Mallory first, then you'll come back
for Mickey.
SCAGNETTI
And where do you keep Mickey?
WURLITZER
We got his stinkin' ass in the deepest,
darkest cell in the whole place. But
it just so happens that right now he's
got a special visitor.
SCAGNETTI
Who?
WURLITZER
Wayne Gayle.
SCAGNETTI
(surprised)
Wayne Gayle!
'INT. JAIL - VISITING AREA - DAY
WAYNE GAYLE, a young, energetic, commando journalist a'la
Geraldo Rivera is sitting on the visitor side of the county jail
visiting area. Wayne is alone and the visiting area is empty.
Apparently some arrangement was made for the visit. Wayne has a
miniature tape recorder in his hand and is testing it.
Wayne shuts off the recorder, rewinds and plays it back. It
works beautifully. He hits the record button and conceals the
recorder in his sport coat jacket.
The door opens on the prisoner side and Mickey Knox is lead into
the room by two SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES. Mickey's wearing the country
jail blue jump-suit. He has a thick and wide leather belt around
his waist with a metal ring built into each side. Long sturdy
chains with handcuffs on each end are wrapped across his body
and through the rings, binding his arms to his sides. His hands
and feet are double cuffed.
The Deputies both have their guns drawn, ready to blow Mickey in
half at the slightest provocation. For a man wrapped and bound
in chains, Mickey seems strangely in control of his environment.
Even restrained as he is by the symbols of society (the chains,
jail, guards, guns, jump-suit), he remains a dangerous,
intimidating, and fascinating figure.
Wayne takes in the image of Mickey.
WAYNE
(to himself)
Showtime.
Mickey's roughly shoved into his seat on the prisoner's side of
the glass. The Deputies move to their place, off to the side by
the wall
MICKEY
Everybody knows who you are. You're
famous.
Wayne pauses and retorts.
Mickey is silent.
Mickey shakes his head no.
WAYNE
Yes.
MICKEY
Whose ratings were higher?
WAYNE
Yours.
MICKEY
How 'bout Ted Bundy? Ever do one on
him?
WAYNE
Yes. Yours got the larger Nielson share.
MICKEY
Good. . .yuppie piece of shit.
WAYNE
What I'd like to do---
MICKEY
How 'bout Manson?
WAYNE
Manson beat you.
MICKEY
Yeah, it's pretty hard to beat the
king.
WAYNE
We've been waiting to do a follow up
episode on you for a long time. And
that time has definitely come.
(pause)
I feel it's apparent to anyone who's
hip to what's going on that the prison
board has thrown the constitution
straight out the fuckin' window.
You and Mallory may be killers, but
you're not insane. You belong in a
prison, not in an asylum. The prison
board is blatantly railroading you into
a hospital for the sole purpose of
turning you into vegetables. Now some
people are saying, `So what?' I am not
one of those people. If we avert our
eyes while they do this to you, we give
them permission to do it again whenever
they see fit. Today they wipe clean
your mind because they feel your
actions are dangerous, tomorrow they
wipe clean my mind because they feel
what I say is dangerous. Where does
it all stop?
No response from Mickey
WAYNE
My problem Mickey, is that you don't
exactly inspire empathy. I'm all alone
on this. I need your help. I want
what the prison board is doing to be
the focus of our follow up episode.
Now I have interviews with chairman of
the prison board Dwight McClusky about
this issue. And I'm tellin' ya,
Mickey, he looks bad. The two
psychologists they used for their
psychiatric kangaroo court won't talk
to us, which always looks bad. I have
an interview with both the judge of
your trail, Bert Steinsma, and the
psychologist and author, Emil
Reinghold, both of which discount the
notion that you're insane. You put
that all together, and what the state
is doing becomes obvious. But the
network isn't satisfied. They fell the
show needs another element. It needs
you. In order to put the show on the
air, I need to get an interview with
you. You haven't talked to the press
since your trial. Now, a few days
before you get transferred to an
asylum, you grant an interview on
television with Wayne Gayle. We're
talkin' a media event here. Every son
of a bitch out the with a TV set's
gonna tune in to see that.
We'll make their motives so blatant,
we'll shame 'em into dropping the whole
thing. At least for a little while,
the publicity would keep them from just
giving you and Mallory lobotomies.
Well, whatta ya say?
MICKEY
Have you talked to Mallory about this?
WAYNE
She won't even see me, Mickey. Now
you're not supposed to know anything
about what's going on with her, but I'm
gonna tell ya somethin'. Since you
two've been sentenced, Mallory hasn't
spoken one word.
MICKEY
She doesn't talk?
WAYNE
Not to anybody. She sings.
MICKEY
She sings? What does she sing?
WAYNE
Songs. `He's A Rebel', `Leader Of The
Pack', `Town Without Pity', that Dusty
Springfield song `I Only Want To Be
With You'. That's what I hear anyway.
Her behaviour was the main thing the
doctors' report used against you. So
even if she would see me, which she
won't, I couldn't put her on camera
anyway. If I ask her, `Mallory, are
you insane?' And she starts singing
`Dead Skunk In The Middle Of The Road',
that blows out whole case.
Mickey cracks a smile.
The guards come over to take him away.
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They grab Mickey, and jerk him from the chair. Wayne stands.
WAYNE
Wait a minute, Mickey, I need an
answer.
Mickey doesn't respond. He just leaves with the guards.
WAYNE
(Yells after him)
Just think about it. But don't think
too long.
INT. MICKEY'S CELL - DAY
MEDIUM CU of Mickey curled up by his bed, writing Mallory a
letter.
MICKEY (V.O.)
Dearest Mallory. My cell is so cold.
At night I get the chills. I pretend
you're lying next to me, holding me
from behind with your leg draped over
mine and your arms wrapped tightly
around me. I lie in my cell. . .
DISSOLVE TO:
WIDE SHOT in cell behind Mickey. We slowly DOLLY back.
MICKEY (V.O.)
. . .and imagine kissing you. Not
making love, just kissing for hours and
hours on end. I remember everything
about our time. I remember every joke
you ever told.
CU of the letter being written over the WIDE SHOT.
MICKEY (V.O.)
I remember every secret you ever
shared. Shared or revealed? I think
shared is proper. I remember every
single time you laughed.
ECU of Mickey, mouthing the words as he writes, we can hear
Mallory's laugh - a distant haunting echo.
MICKEY
I remember every meal we ever ate. I
remember your cooking. I especially
remember your casseroles. I remember
watching David Letterman.
We hear the echo of television laughter.
MICKEY
I remember driving fast. . .faster,
man, fast behind the wheel of the Coupe
de Ville.
The sound of the Coupe de Ville swells until we...
CUT TO:
EXT. COUPE DE VILLE - NIGHT
CAMERA sits on the hood looking down at Mickey and Mallory,
driving fast -- SLOW MOTION. A hurricane of wind whips through
their hair. Mallory laughs wildly as she wraps her arms around
Mickey and kisses.
MICKEY (V.O.)
You, baby, by my side. Your bare feet
up on the dash, singing along with the
radio `Needles And Pins', `He's A
Rebel', `You're My World', `Ring Of
Fire', `Love Grows Where My Rosemary
Goes', `Groove Me'...
DISSOLVE TO:
EXT. COUPE DE VILLE - NIGHT
Coupe de Ville parked on the road side. Mickey is in the
drivers seat with his feet on the dash watching Mallory dance on
the hood of the car.
DISSOLVE TO:
INT. A BEDROOM - NIGHT
The screen erupts with fire. Mickey and Mallory's faces appear
in the flame kissing passionately.
MICKEY (V.O.)
The killing of your parents, our
wedding. . . They're not just memories.
I feel that joy again...
DISSOLVE TO:
INT. RESTAURANT - DAY
MEDIUM CU of Wayne holding a piece of paper in front of his face
and reading from it out loud. We hear Wayne's VOICE over
Mallory's singing before the last scene DISSOLVES.
WAYNE
(reading out loud)
`After taking a few days to reflect on
your offer, I've come to the conclusion
that you are one hundred percent
correct. A national TV interview would
be very advantageous to both Mallory
and I. The only obstacle is they're
shipping me out to the funny farm in
four days. However, that is your
problem and not mine. I feel confident
you'll manage. Here's to us making
television history. Sincerely, Mickey
Knox.'
Wayne drops the letter down from in front of his face.
WAYNE
Am I a God or what?
We now see the restaurant adorned with the standard Denny's
decorum. Wayne's team is gathered in a booth that surrounds the
remains of a greasy meal. In response to his last remark, they
all pretend they are praying to him.
The team consists of SCOTT, the cameraman, who wears wild
t-shirts (presently a t-shirt with the movie 'She Devils On
Wheels' splashed on the front); ROGER, the soundman, who wears
wild Hawaiian shirts and Bermuda shorts; and UNRULY JULIE,
Wayne's assistant, a young lady who wears Bermuda shorts, a
baseball jersey, and a dark sports coat no matter how hot the
weather is at any time. Roger's never seen without his
recorder, Scott's never without his camera, and Unruly Julie
always has her giant notebook. These dishevelled film types are
all in their twenties and are a marked contrast to Wayne's
stylish yuppie demeanour.
Unruly Julie pops the cork on a champagne bottle. The guys hold
out coffee mugs, while Julie fills. Julie, however drinks
straight from the bottle.
NOTE: This scene is to be played at a rapid fire 'His Girl
Friday' pace.
ROGER
r4 This is Raymond Burr witnessing the
destruction of Tokyo by Godzilla.
Everybody laughs.
SCOTT
What's the schedule, mein feuhre?
As Wayne talks, Unruly Julie writes furiously in her notebook.
She never speaks, just writes.
WAYNE
We got tonight and tomorrow to get our
shit together. The day after that
they're shippin' Mallory. That's when
we do the Mickey Knox interview, 'cause
the next day he goes.
SCOTT
Would the network really not run it
without the interview?
WAYNE
Are you kidding? The last thing they
expected was Mickey Knox to get up
close and personal. They wanted a
follow up episode and would've taken
anything I had given them. I'm not
gonna tell Mickey Knox that. I'm gonna
make him think his grey matter depends
on it. When I told Woody and the brass
about this coup, they practically shit
a brick. I'm talkin' an adobe brick.
They want to expand the show to a hour,
and they want it on immediately.
ROGER
How immediate is immediately?
WAYNE
Next week's episode.
Wayne's team all spit out mouthfuls of champagne.
ROGER
We don't got enough footage for a hour
follow up.
SCOTT
(pointing at Roger)
What he said.
WAYNE
Rape and pillage the first episode,
just change the order a bit. Those
sons of bitches out there ain't gonna
know the difference. All that shit is
just filler for the interview anyway.
We film a new intro. Show some old
footage from the first episode so the
get a brief history of Mickey and
Mallory. We introduce a new angle. .
.what the prison board is up to. We
see some of that new shit, then the
rest of the show is the interview. Now
what's so fuckin' hard about that? Oh,
Julie make a note: I need Woody to get
me thirty seconds of the 'Live at Five'
broadcast to promote next weeks show.
We'll do a feed right from the jail
while we're wrapping up with Mickey.
Unruly Julie scribbles in her notebook. Wayne snaps at Scott.
WAYNE
You too Scott, Betacam and a remote,
keep it simple.
Scott closes his eyes in concentration, and repeats Wayne.
Wayne closes his eyes.
Wayne pounds on the table. CU of Unruly Julie writing in her
notebook: 'Film. . .film. . . film!'
WAYNE
So Unruly Julie's comin' with me and
planning the interview.
(points at Roger & Scott)
You two go down to the editing bay,
take the old footage and the new
footage, put it together, and see what
we got. Get it into shape so when we
finish the interview, we can just stick
it in.
SCOTT
When do you want the assembly?
WAYNE
Tomorrow.
CUT TO:
TITLE CARD: 'TOMORROW'
CUT TO:
INT. TV STATION CORRIDOR - DAY
CAMERA leads Wayne, who's talking to Unruly Julie. As they
march quickly through the halls Julie writes furiously in her
notebook.
WAYNE
At that point I'll ask him if he
believes in God. If he says yes, I'll
ask him what he thinks God would make
of his actions. And is he worried
about burning in hell? If he says no,
I'll say, `Well, Mickey, what do you
believe in?' And hopefully he'll say
something like a live round of ammo,
the expression on the face of a man he
just split up the middle, Mallory's
eyes, sex, drugs, and rock 'n roll.
He's bound to say something
provocative.
Wayne and Unruly Julie enter the video editing room. Scott and
Roger are sitting at the editing bay. Everybody is wearing, and
looks like they slept in, the same clothes as the night before,
except Wayne, who's in another sweater and looks alert and snappy.
WAYNE
Okay, boys, lets have it.
SCOTT
Well, basically, what we did was put
part of the old show on first. . .
ROGER
But we changed the order around so it
wasn't super obvious. . .
SCOTT
Then we added the new shit to the
tail. . .
ROGER
So we film the interview, and we can
just slap it on at the end.
Wayne and Unruly Julie grab chairs and sit.
WAYNE
Okay, let's see it.
CU of video monitor screen. We see a show rewinding.
ROGER (O.S.)
Now we got to film a new intro for the
follow up episode. But we put the
intro for the first episode at the
beginning temporarily so you can see it
with some scope.
WAYNE (V.O.)
I hear ya. Play.
CU of Roger's hand pressing a play button.
CUT TO:
Static. Then the opening slate for 'AMERICAN MANIACS' fills the
SCREEN.
BEGIN: 'HIGHWAY - DAY
EXT. HIGHWAY - DAY
WAYNE GAYLE is standing in the middle of an empty highway. The
CAMERA looks up from the ground. With a WIDE ANGLE lens, he
looks practically mythic.
Wayne speaks into the camera.
WAYNE
Hello. Welcome to 'American Maniacs'.
I'm your host Wayne Gayle. And this is
Highway 58.
Wayne walks toward the CAMERA. We DOLLY back.
WAYNE
To some the fastest distance between
point A and point B. To others a
beautiful stretch to the American
landscape. But to Mickey and Mallory
Know, it was a candy land of murder and
mayhem.
While we hear Wayne's narration, we see a MONTAGE of home 8mm
movie footage. These are films of Mickey and Mallory living a
normal life.
HOME MOVIE - Mickey shaking hands with the JUDGE who married
them. Mallory stands happily by Mickey's side.
HOME MOVIE - Mallory hamming up the sex angle, as she poses by
Bob's Big Boy.
HOME MOVIE - Mallory sitting on Mickey's lap at home.
HOME MOVIE - CU of Mallory asleep in bed. Mickey (holding
camera) tickles her under her chin. Mallory slaps herself in
the face with a handful of shaving cream.
HOME MOVIE - Mickey and Mallory posing with Santa Claus.
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HOME MOVIE - Mickey being surprised in the toilet.
WAYNE (V.O.)
After living a very routine, drab,
nothing out-of-the-ordinary-ever-
happens kind of life, the sweethearts
shocked the entire nation with a
cross-country crime and murder spree
that lasted only three weeks, but
left ---
PHOTO: BLACK & WHITE PHOTOS of bloody victims -- MEN and WOMEN.
PHOTO: BLACK & WHITE PHOTOS of a bloodstained police chalk
outline.
WAYNE (V.O.)
--- forty-eight known bodies in its
wake. Including ---
HOME MOVE FOOTAGE of Mallory and her PARENTS during happier
times. All three are smiling. Mallory's in the middle with her
arms around them. Mallory's father is eating a chicken
drumstick. Mallory takes a bite out of it while he's holding
it.
WAYNE (V.O.)
--- Mallory's very own parents
PHOTO: COLOR POSTCARD of Los Angeles.
Wayne Gayle stands in front of a Circle K convenience store. He
speaks to us.
WAYNE
And they were finally apprehended here
at this Circle K in St. Paul,
Minnesota.
CUT TO:
EXT. CIRCLE K - DAY
This sequence is films in 16MM COLOR, cinema verite a'la 'COPS.'
The CAMERA runs behind three blue windbreaker clad COPS, as they
run up to the Circle K, shouting obscenities.
In front of the store three windbreaker cops have Mickey on the
ground, beating him with nightsticks. One COP lies on the
ground near them, holding his hands over his face, screaming.
To the left Mallory is slugging it out with a windbreaker COP,
matching each other blow for blow.
Meanwhile, the three cops we ran with reach the action and join
in.
CUT TO:
MONTAGE
NEWSPAPER-- Newspaper or magazine COLOR AD for a 7/11 store.
NEWSPAPER-- Newspaper or magazine COLOR AD for a gas station.
WAYNE (V.O.)
They started off robbing 7/11 type
stores and gas stations and later
graduated to banks and the big time.
EXT. SUBURBAN STREET - DAY
Wayne Gayle walks down the street. The CAMERA walks with him.
He speaks into the camera.
WAYNE
Mickey and Mallory's idea of an armed
robbery was a little different than
most. It was an assault, actually.
EXT. 7/11 STORE - DAY
Wayne interviews BISHOP, a young blonde kid with a 'Flock of Sea
Gulls' haircut. Bishop's name appears on the SCREEN.
BISHOP
Well. I knew that Mickey and Mallory
kill everybody when they're through,
except for one clerk. There were a
couple of people in the store then, and
I was working with Stevo. And I like
Stevo, you know? But I was thinking,
what could I do to make them pick me to
be the clerk that gets to live?
INT. 7/11 STORE - DAY
This scene is shot through the STORE'S BLACK & WHITE VIDEO
SURVEILLANCE CAMERA. The date and time of day are burned into
the edges of the frame.
Mickey and Mallory charge into a 7/11 store, cocking their
shotguns and shouting things.
Mickey SHOOTS a CUSTOMER who lies on the ground screaming.
Mallory BLASTS a FEMALE CUSTOMER who lies on the ground screaming.
Mickey points his shotgun at Bishop the store clerk and screams:
MICKEY
Money! Money! Money! Fast! Fast!
Faster! Faster! Faster than that!
Bishop stuffs money in a bag as Mallory guards the door, shotgun
ready.
STEVO, the other store clerk, walks in from the back room
carrying boxes and wearing a walkman.
Mickey and Mallory spin around and shoot him.
As all this mayhem happens before our disbelieving eyes, Wayne's
narration happens over it.
WAYNE (V.O.)
They'd storm in with shotguns, and kill
every customer in the place right off
the bat.
CUT TO:
Smiling PHOTOS of other VICTIMS. We CUT from each photo
to the next photo after shotgun FIRE.
EXT. BLEACHERS - DAY
Wayne Gayle sitting on football bleachers. He stares into the
CAMERA for a few beats. Then, after his dramatic silence, he
talks.
WAYNE
Sick, isn't it?
(mournful pause)
After killing numerous people, the
would always leave one clerk alive.
One clerk . . . to give them the money,
and tell the tale of ---
PHOTO: BLACK & WHITE snapshot of Mickey and Mallory standing
next to each other, guns in hand, smiling for the camera.
WAYNE (V.O.)
Mickey and Mallory.
PHOTO: Police Academy BLACK & WHITE snapshot of OFFICER GERALD
NASH.
WAYNE (V.O.)
Patrolman Gerald Nash was just on of
the twelve peace officers that Mickey
and Mallory murdered during their reign
of terror.
PHOTO: BLACK & WHITE photo of Gerald Nash and his partner DALE
WRIGLEY, dressed in their uniforms, arms around each other.
WAYNE (V.O.)
Gerald and his partner Dale Wrigley
were parked at . . .
PHOTO: BLACK & WHITE snapshot of donut shop.
Interview with Dale Wrigley. Dale's name appears below him on
the SCREEN.
DALE
This '68 Cadillac Coupe De Ville pulled
up about three spaces away. Gerald
came walking out with our coffee
and ---
(begins to tear up)
my bear claw. When the driver of the
car asked him something, Gerald started
giving him what looked like street
directions. When he finished, the
driver waved him 'thanks,' brought up a
shotgun and ---
PHOTO: BLACK & WHITE of donut shop.
WIDER PHOTO: Alfie's donut and parking lot. On this photo, a
white grease pencil circles where Gerald was shot. We hear a
SHOTGUN BLAST and a SCREAM over this.
PHOTO: BLACK & WHITE of Mickey and Mallory. We hear LAUGHTER
and a car PEELING OUT over this.
EXT. BLEACHERS - DAY
Wayne talks to us.
WAYNE
Apparently bored with banditry and
murder, the two outlaws proved what
renaissance psychopaths they really
are. To break up the monotony in
between bank jobs, or what have you,
they started butchering whole
households at random.
CUT TO: MONTAGE of newspaper front page stories and headlines
of family households butchered by the Knoxs.
INT. WAYNE'S STUDIO - DAY
Wayne, dressed in a pink shirt and suspenders, talks to us in
front of a blue screen that has 'WAYNE GAYLE'S AMERICAN MANIACS'
logo behind him.
WAYNE
Unfortunately, the story didn't end
with their capture. It just became
more surreal. Their subsequent trial
turned into a sick circus . . .
CUT TO:
EXT. COURTHOUSE - DAY
The CAMERA captures the crowd in front of the courthouse.
They're a very mixed lot.
WAYNE (V.O.)
. . . As spectators, reporters, law
students, tourists, gawkers, the
interested, the curious, the devoted,
and the demented were drawn to the Los
Angeles county courthouse like moths to
a flame.
INT. WAYNE'S STUDIO - DAY
Wayne talks to us.
WAYNE
The Mickey and Mallory Knox murder
trial was so event filled it made the
crime spree that took place before pale
by comparison. The first point was the
decision of Mickey's to act as his own
council. Now this in itself is not
unheard of, for instance, Ted Bundy
acted as his own council as well. What
was unexpected was how well Mickey's
performance would be.
INT. JUDGE'S DEN - DAY
Wayne interviews JUDGE BURT STEINSMA in his den at home.
WAYNE (V.O.)
We spoke with Burt Steinsma, who was
the presiding judge during the Knox
trial.
JUDGE STEINSMA
Mickey was surprisingly effective.
When I was told I was to be the judge
of this trial and then I was told
Mickey Knox would be handling his own
defence, I got a headache that lasted
five days. But at first I breathed a
sigh of relief. Mickey showed up very
prepared, and proved to be an excellent
amateur lawyer.
INT. WANDA BISBING'S OFFICE - DAY
Interview with state prosecutor WANDA BISBING, an attractive
woman in her forties.
WAYNE (V.O.)
However, this opinion isn't shared by
the state's prosecutor on this case,
Wanda Bisbing.
Wayne's with Bisbing
WAYNE
Judge Steinsma said that Mickey showed
up very prepared and proved to be an
excellent amateur attorney.
BISBING
Oh, that's rich. Well, considering
that Mickey Knox turn his court into
a mockery and personally made him look
like a fool, I'd say that's very
benevolent of Judge Steinsma. As far
as Mickey being an excellent amateur
lawyer, maybe I'm old fashioned, but
when I went to law school, we were
taught the object was to win the case,
which I did.
INT. WAYNE'S STUDIO - DAY
Wayne talks to us.
WAYNE
The nation caught fire to Mickey and
Mallory fever, Mickey and Mallory
mania, if you will, as the merits to
Mickey's talent as a defence attorney
became apparent.
Law students from all ends of the
country converged on Los Angeles as
legal history took a new course. But
that was only the lemon next to the
pie. And that pie is you, the American
people. That pie is the way the
strangely charismatic, and make no
mistake, they are charismatic, Mickey
and Mallory have captured the public's
interest, fear, and in some cases,
admiration.
CUT TO:
EXT. COURTHOUSE STEPS - DAY
Wayne interviews three long-haired guys: CHUCK, STEVE, and JEFF.
WAYNE
What do you think of Mickey and
Mallory?
CHUCK
Hot.
JEFF
Hot.
STEVE
Totally hot.
CHUCK
Mickey and Mallory's the best thing to
happen to mass murder since Manson.
STEVE
Forty-eight people known. They're way
cooler than Manson.
CUT TO: Wayne interviewing MORGAN and PAGE, two young girls.
WAYNE
What do you think of Mickey and
Mallory?
MORGAN
Well, he's just . . . I dunno . . .
charismatic.
PAGE
They're so romantic.
CUT TO: Wayne interviewing an INTENSE COP.
INTENSE COP
I'm here to watch the judge give those
two shit asses (BLEEP) the stiffest
sentence the law allows. I want to see
their faces when the state says 'they
are the worst scum sucking, degenerate,
douche bag, filthy, I don't know what's
ever shit (BLEEP) out.
(referring to crowd
behind him)
And these assholes (BLEEP) are making
heroes outta sickos. You wanna know
who a hero is? You wanna know? I'll
tell ya who a Goddamn hero is. Mike
Griffin. Mike fuckin' (BLEEP) Griffin
is who these misguided assholes (BLEEP)
should be revering. You know why Mike
Jerome Griffin is a hero? I'll tell ya
why. Because he was killed in the line
of duty. Do you want to know how he
died?
WAYNE
Yes.
INTENSE COP
I'll tell you. Mike Jerome Griffin was
killed in the line of duty by those two
anti-heroes.
CUT TO: Wayne interviewing RUSSELL VOSSLER, Harvard law student.
WAYNE
Tell me, Mr. Vossler, how many days of
the trial have you attended?
RUSSELL
Ahhh yesss, I've been fortunate enough
to attend two days. Law history in the
making. I've been a participant.
WAYNE
And you being a Harvard law student,
what is your opinion of Mickey Knox's
performance?
RUSSELL
Ahhh, Mickey's pistolero savvy in the
courtroom trial rivals, dare I say
conquers that of master Melvin Belli.
He's like a magnificent loose cannon,
firing point blank in the prosecutor's
face. It is my anticipation---
BACK TO: The long-haired guys, Chuck, Jeff & Steve as Wayne
speaks.
WAYNE
You're talking about a man and a woman
who killed innocent people.
STEVE
Don't get us wrong . . .
CHUCK
We respect human life an all.
JEFF
It's a tragedy.
STEVE
But . . . if I was a serial killer,
which I'm not, but if I was, I'd be
like Mickey.
CUT TO: Wayne talking with MARVIN, a black man.
MARVIN
They're like that crazy mother in the
first Dirty Harry movie. Member that
crazy ass mother? They're like him.
Mickey and Mallory be doin' some
cold-blooded shit. When I hear about
some of the shit they be doin' on TV, I
say 'Damn, that's fucked (BLEEP) up.'
BACK TO: The two young girls, Morgan & Page as Wayne speaks.
CUT TO:
INT. GOLD'S GYM - DAY
Wayne's sitting in the gym. Behind him MUSCLE MEN are working
out. Their GRUNTING sounds fill the background. Wayne looks up
and just OFF CAMERA to the people he's interviewing.
WAYNE
What do you think of Mickey and
Mallory?
ECU on SIMON and NORMAN HUN, two brothers/bodybuilders, in a
head SHOT.
SIMON
I admire them.
NORMAN
I do, too.
WAYNE
(confused)
But how can you say that?
SIMON
They're mesmerising.
NORMAN
Hypnotizing.
SIMON
Have you seen `Pumping Iron?'
WAYNE
Yes.
NORMAN
Then you've seen the scene where Arnold
Schwartzenegger is talking to Lou
Ferigno.
WAYNE
Yes.
SIMON
Through the power of the simple word---
NORMAN
And a snake-eye glare.
SIMON
---and a snake-eye glare, Arnold was
able to totally psyche out any
confidence Ferigno had.
NORMAN
He squashed him mentally before
physically defeating him.
SIMON
He had the edge. The mind's edge.
NORMAN
Mickey and Mallory have that edge.
SIMON
Only on a much grander scale.
NORMAN
They've hypnotized the nation.
SIMON
Schwartzenegger was the king of the
edge before they came along.
The CU of the brothers ZOOMS back.
WAYNE
You say this and yet. . .you two are
both victims of Mickey and Mallory.
SHOT has zoomed back to reveal that both Simon and Norman are in
wheelchairs (their legs maimed or gone).
SIMON
Yes.
NORMAN
Yes.
WAYNE
How can you say that you `admire' them?
NORMAN
It's like this, Wayne. Two people are
standing in a dark room waiting for the
other to attack. These two people
can't see each other, yet they know
they're there. Now, they can either
stand in the dark room forever waiting
until they die of boredom, or one of
them can make the first move.
WAYNE
Why can't they just shake hands and be
friends?
NORMAN
They can't because neither knows if the
other is a deranged senseless killer
like the Knoxs. So, you may as well
make the first move.
WAYNE
And they made the first move?
NORMAN
Unfortunately, yes.
SIMON
But you see, that's okay, Wayne.
WAYNE
Why?
SIMON
They passed the `edge' along to us.
WAYNE
How so?
SIMON
By taking away our legs. Now we have
to fight harder to get ahead than
anyone else you'll find in this gym.
Probably the whole city. They gave us
the fighting spirit. Before this
happened I was content. Now I'm pissed
off. Now I'm half a man and I've got
to work like the devil to get whole
again.
WAYNE
But you'll never be whole again.
SIMON
Never is a very long time, Wayne. A
word only the weak use. I'm not a sore
loser. Even if I don't have a leg to
stand on, I'm going to get up and fight
this world until I'm on top again.
NORMAN
That's the Mickey and Mallory way.
SIMON
That's the way of the world.
NORMAN
They're shocking the world into
remembering the primal law.
SIMON
Survival of the fittest.
WAYNE
One last question. Usually Mickey and
Mallory kill all of their victims. Why
did they let you two survive?
The brothers pause, then turn to Wayne.
NORMAN
They had us tied down during one of
their house raids, you've seen the
headlines, and they were taking a
chainsaw to our legs before they were
gonna kill us.
SIMON
Just for fun, I guess.
NORMAN
And then Mallory stops Mickey and says,
`Hey, these are the Brothers Hun.'
SIMON
Mickey stops sawin' on my leg and says,
`Oh my God, I'm your biggest fan!'
NORMAN
Apparently, they've seen all our films.
SIMON
They were especially influenced by
`Conquering Huns of Neptune.'
NORMAN
So, Mallory calls 911 and they took
off.
SIMON
They actually apologized.
INT. WAYNE'S STUDIO - DAY
Wayne talks.
WAYNE
The couple proved so popular that a
motion picture glamorizing their
exploits was made. . .
CUT TO: A POSTER for the Mickey and Mallory movie called 'Thrill
Killers' is shown. It has a drawing of the Movie Mickey and
Movie Mallory in a romantic pose a'la 'Gone With The Wind,' both
with guns in their hands. Around them are smaller drawings of
cars, people shooting, people fighting, explosions, etc.
The adlines are: 'RIPPED FROM TODAY'S HEADLINES --THE TRUE STORY
OF MICKEY AND MALLORY.' 'THE COUPLE THAT LIVED FOR LOVE AND
LOVED TO KILL.'
The poster lists the credits: 'Starring Jessie Alexander
Warwick and Buffy St.McQueen.' 'Written and Directed by Neil
Pope.'
WAYNE (V.O.)
The Movie `Thrill Killers' proved to be
a tremendous box office success, making
stars out of the before then unknown---
CUT TO: STILLS of Movie Mickey and Movie Mallory holding
weapons, posing together, creating mayhem.
WAYNE (V.O.)
---actors Jessie Alexander Warwick and
Buffy St.McQueen.
CUT TO:
MOVIE TRAILER FOR 'THRILL KILLERS':
SHOT Movie Mickey dressed in a fastfood uniform.
ANNOUNCER (V.O.)
Meet Mickey Knox!
MOVIE MICKEY
I'm gettin' off this minimum wage
train. Break my back for you and throw
away my youth for nothing. when I'm
thirty, have a big wall drop down in
front of me called the future. Realize
I've been doin' time in a burger
flippin' jail.
He rips off his uniform.
MOVIE MICKEY
Listen to me Jimmy-dick, I want cash,
lots of it, car's, fast cars! And I
want it now! Not later, now! I wanna
wail, baby, wail!
SHOT of Movie Mallory on her hands and knees crawling toward
CAMERA
ANNOUNCER (V.O.)
And his lovely wife Mallory.
MOVIE MALLORY
I need ya, Mickey. I gotta have ya.
I'm no good for no one else. when I'm
with you, I burn, baby. Burn like blue
flame.
SHOT of Movie Mickey and Movie Mallory driving fast and laughing
their heads off.
ANNOUNCER (V.O.)
Together they're the Thrill Killers.
The true story of the couple that
shocked the world. . .
SHOT of the Mo
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