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CONFESSIONS OF A DANGEROUS MIND -- ILLUSTRATED SCREENPLAY & SCREENCAP GALLERY |
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[Sobbing] Won't you tell me why I love [Zips pants] That girly so [Kissing] She doesn't want me CHUCK: The constant inarticulate rage led to bar fight after bar fight. [Faint laughter] TV ANNOUNCER: New York is a city of people, the only state in the union to stretch from the Atlantic Ocean to the Great Lakes. Directly across the avenue is -- you're right again.
BARRIS: I had heard that television ...
was an industry with a future ...
so I packed up and moved from Philly to Manhattan. [NBC theme plays]
TOUR GUIDE: We began making commercial broadcasts in 1941, and in 1953 NBC made the first ever color telecast by a network during "The Colgate Comedy Hour." Now we'll have a look at the studio where they produce "The Today Show," which NBC began broadcasting in 1952. New York, 1955 CHUCK: Excuse me, miss. Do you know where I could apply for an NBC page? TOUR GUIDE: Such as "The Perry Como Show," which you can tune into on Saturdays at 7:30. "The Nat King Cole Show," which you won't want to miss, on Tuesdays at 8 P.M. And hold on one second. OK. And my personal favorite, "The Lux Show," starring Rosemary Clooney ... CHUCK: ... which you can enjoy every Thursday at 10:00. And of course, "The Steve Allen Show," which delights us every Sunday at 8:00. You may also be interested to know that Steve Allen actually got his start in entertainment as an NBC page. Ladies and gentlemen, if you'll follow me -- MARY-ANN: Raymond -- in accounting? He's kind of cute, huh? WOMAN: Cute is all well and good, Mary-Ann, but what you want is a man who's going places. A go-getter on the management fast track. MARY-ANN: What about Mr. Waters? CHUCK: Yeah, management training application, please. How many people have applied for this so far? WOMAN: Let's see. Including you? About 2,000. CHUCK: For how many positions? WOMAN: Five. [Bell dings] CHUCK: Thanks, ma'am. |
