"THE KING AND I" written by. Joshua Lederman

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"THE KING AND I" written by Joshua Lederman

FADE IN: INT. RESTAURANT -- NIGHT Sitting at a table-for-two are and. They are near the end of their meal. While Pete finishes his food, Holly fidgets with her glass, waiting for the right moment to speak. Pete notices her uneasiness. What s wrong? Is everything alright? No, nothings wrong -- -- was it the food? Was there a problem with the food? The food was fine Pete. It s just... Pete puts down his fork. He gives her is full attention. What is it babe? Tell me. Pete -- are you married? (choking) What?! Married -- of course not! What gave you that idea -- -- because if you are, I swear to God, I just can t take that. Holly clutches her knife tightly. Calm down Holly -- calm down. Why would you think I m married?

2. We ve been dating for three months now, and you ve never once taken me to your apartment. We always go back to my place -- so I figure you must be hiding something. No... I m not -- not hiding anything. Pete begins to sweat. He takes a drink of water. I dated this guy a few years ago -- same thing. Turns out he s got wife, kids, dog... swimming pool. Not again -- never again. I need to see where you live. She stares at him, peering into his soul. He swallows hard. (nervously) Sure, no problem. I didn t even realize that we d never -- lemme just pay the bill and we ll go. INT. APARTMENT BUILDING -- HALLWAY -- NIGHT Pete and Holly walk down the hall, and stop in front of one of the doors. Well... this is it. Holly stares at him, shifting her weight anxiously. He takes his keys out of his pocket. He slides a key into the lock. He closes his eyes, takes a deep breath, and turns the key. INT. APARTMENT -- LIVING ROOM -- NIGHT The door opens. Pete steps in and flicks on the lights. The apartment is small, but cozy. Completely normal. Not a single thing out of the ordinary.

3. Pete takes a cautious step forward, looking around nervously. Before he can say anything, Holly brushes past him into the apartment. She looks around, finding nothing. Finally, she calms down. See? No wife, no kids, no dog. Feel better? Holly stares for a moment. Then she grabs him, kisses him, and yanks him down onto the couch. You re so hot right now. Uh... thanks? They continue making out. Suddenly, Holly screams and pushes Pete off of her. She sits upright. Pete looks. Standing across the room, silhouetted by the moonlight coming through the window, is PRESLEY. He is wearing only boxers and a bathrobe. He stares for a moment, and then goes into the kitchen. Oh God... (stunned) Was that...? That s my roommate. But that was -- -- yes. Elvis Presley is my roommate. It s a really, really long story. But he s... isn t he... No -- he s not. He s just here. Just hang on one sec -- I ll be right back.

4. Pete gets up and goes into the kitchen. Holly sits, mouth wide open. INT. KITCHEN -- NIGHT Elvis is bent over, looking inside the refrigerator. Pete walks in. I thought you had plans tonight. What are you doing here? Eh -- they fell through. Decided to stay in. That the girlie you been seein Petey? Don t even think about it! You stay away from her -- got it? Relax hombre... I got it. Jeez. Just stay in your room until she leaves. Please? Elvis nods. Pete goes to leave. Hey Petey -- you gonna eat this Chinese? No. Go to your room. Pete goes back into the living room. Alright. The chicken-chow-mien is chicken-chow-mine. INT. APARTMENT -- LIVING ROOM -- NIGHT Pete sits back down on the couch. Holly just stares.

5. When I was a little girl, I had the biggest crush on Elvis. I love you. She looks at him. Just thinking about the way he shakes those hips... Holly -- did you hear me? I love you. You what? Elvis walks into the room, and leans up against the door jam, carton of Chinese food in one hand, and a fork in the other. Holly sees him, and smiles. She waves. Elvis nods back at her. Oh God -- no. Pete thinks fast. He drops down to one knee. Marry me. I know I don t have much, but I love you -- marry me. Holly looks at him, and then back to Elvis. (shaking his head) Come on Petey... let her go. Holly stares right into Pete s eyes. I m sorry Pete... She kisses him on the cheek, then gets up and goes over to Elvis. Second door on the left -- right in. I ll be

6. Holly nods, brushes his robe with her hand, and disappears down the hall. Pete is still on his knee, stunned. Elvis walks over and sits on the couch. I can t believe this is happening... Come here man... grab a seat. Pete sits down on the couch. Why... why? Every single time, why? Why her? Buck up there chief. Don t worry, you re day will come. You ll find true love soon enough. Trust me -- I know. I wrote like a hundred songs about it. Here -- you can have the Chinese. Elvis puts the food carton on the coffee table. He gets up and starts heading for the bedroom. He stops. Oops... almost forgot. He goes over to the fridge, and takes out a can of whipped cream. He sprays some into his mouth as he walks toward the bedroom. (muffled) Uh-huh. He goes into the bedroom. Pete sits on the couch alone, stunned, defeated. Then, "A Little Less Conversation" can be heard playing loudly from the bedroom. Every time... every single time... As he sits on the couch, the credits appear, white on a black screen.