Transcription of THE TENDER BAR
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THE TENDER BARS creenplay byWilliam MonahanBased on the book by JR MOEHRINGERBLACK SCREENON SOUND: A HIT OF THE SEVENTIES (ideally something underwatery here and not upbeat)FADE UP ON:INT. MOM S TERRIBLE GREMLIN/EXT. MEMORIAL FIELD, MANHASSET, NY. DAY (MOVING)PULLING BACK FROM THE CAR RADIO, we see that we are tooling through period Manhassett and that a Mom (MOM) and her young son (YOUNG JR) are on a drive the purpose of which is explained by the CAMERA moving back through the piles of boxes, suitcases, lamps and trashbagged gear in the seatless rear of the TO SEE thatYOUNG JR and MOM are on one of their terrible pining drives, pining for stability in the American stand in for stability, the automobile. MOM is pretty, tired, in her twenties, a member of the pioneer generations of single JR, who, head against the window, is as ever watching out over the moving world for father figures, maybe his and he sees (as the car radio plays a hit of this very )YOUNG JR S POV (AND THEN VARIOUS):MEMORIAL FIELDNINE MEN IN ORANGE SOFTBALL UNIFORMS (a practice team)are racing around a diamond at Memorial Field.
The Tender Bar Wm. Monahan 4. In the silence after the engine clatter dies off we hear suburban birdsong, a radio baseball game, somewhere a lawn
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