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REVENGE 109 2Nd Blue Production Draft FULL 102111 “Suspicion” Episode #109 Written by Salvatore Stabile 2nd BLUE PRODUCTION DRAFT – 10/21/11 FULL Directed by: Bethany Rooney ©2011, ABC Studios. All rights reserved. This material is the exclusive property of ABC Studios and is intended solely for the use of its personnel. Distribution to unauthorized persons or reproduction, in whole or in part, without the written consent of ABC Studios is strictly prohibited. “Suspicion” Episode 109 2nd Blue Production Draft: 10/21/11 Cast List Emily Thorne . .Emily Van Camp Victoria Grayson . Madeleine Stowe Daniel Grayson . Josh Bowman Jack Porter. Nick Wechsler Nolan Ross . .Gabriel Mann Conrad Grayson . .Henry Czerny Ashley Davenport . .Ashley Madekwe Charlotte Grayson. .Christa B. Allen Declan Porter. .Connor Paolo David Clarke . .James Tupper Lydia Davis. Amber Valetta Tyler Barrol . Ashton Holmes “Amanda Clarke”. Margarita Levieva Non Recurring_____________________________________________ Det. Gunther . .Cassius Willis Hikari . .Maya Hazen Uniformed Cop. Margot Farley Satoshi Takeda. .Hiroyuki Sanada “Suspicion” Episode 109 2nd Blue Production Draft 10/21/11 REVISION HISTORY 10/21/11 2nd Blue Production Draft Pages 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40 & 41 10/20/11 2nd White Production Draft Pages 10/18/11 Goldenrod Production Draft Pages 10/17/11 Green Production Draft Pages 10/16/11 Yellow Production Draft Pages 10/13/11 Pink Production Draft Pages 10/12/11 Blue Production Draft Pages 10/12/11 Production Draft Full 10/5/11 Studio/Network Draft Full 10/3/11 Studio Draft Full Notes: “Suspicion” Episode 109 2nd Blue Production Draft 10/21/11 Location List EXTERIOR LOCATIONS EXT. Emily’s Beach House – Porch – Day EXT. Marina – The Amanda - Day EXT. Beach – Volleyball Area – Day EXT. Marina – Docks – Day EXT. Dock – The Amanda - Day EXT. The Stowaway – Day EXT. Emily’s Beach House – Day EXT. Emily’s Beach House – Porch – Night EXT. Atlantic Ocean – Aboard The Amanda – Day EXT. Grayson Manor – Veranda – Day EXT. Emily’s Beach House – Porch - Night INTERIOR LOCATIONS INT. Grayson Manor – Foyer – Day INT. Grayson Manor – Kitchen – Day INT. Grayson Manor – Lydia’s Guest Room – Day INT. South Fork Inn – Lobby Bar – Day INT. Stowaway Tavern – Day INT. Emily’s Beach House – Day INT. Motel Room – Day (Flashback) INT. Grayson Manor – Pool House – Day INT. Amanda’s Beach House – Morning (Flashback) INT. Amanda’s Beach House – Night (Flashback) INT. Emily’s Beach House – Kitchen – Night INT. Nolan’s Home Office – Night INT. Grayson Manor – Kitchen – Night INT. Grayson Manor – Lydia’s Guest Room – Night INT. Stowaway Tavern – Night INT. Prison Visiting Room – Day (Flashback) INT. Emily’s Beach House – Living Room – Night INT. Grayson Manor – Day INT. Grayson Manor – Victoria’s Dressing Room – Day INT. Grayson Manor – Conservatory – Day INT. Grayson Manor – Study – Day INT. Grayson Manor – Front Door – Night INT. Stowaway – Apartment – Night INT. Grayson Manor – Foyer – Night INT. Emily’s Beach House – Night INT. Somewhere In Japan (Flashback) INT. Grayson Manor – Conrad’s Office - Night Confidentiality Agreement As members of the ABC Studios family, we all work very hard to create quality original programming for our viewers. A very important aspect of producing such programming is ensuring that certain information relating to the series Revenge (the “Series”) remains confidential. In this regard, as we begin work on the first season of this very exciting program, we would like to emphasize that any disclosure of such confidential information to third parties will have a serious and detrimental effect on the production and the Series. As you are aware, ABC Studios has a strict policy prohibiting the disclosure of confidential information. Accordingly, we would like to remind each of you of your obligation to hold in strict confidence, and not to disclose to any person (including your friends and family members), any confidential information relating to the production, including but not limited to any information about other cast and crew members, upcoming episodes, the season finale, production schedules and production methods. Steps should be taken to maintain the confidentiality of scripts or any other confidential information to which you are exposed, such as not discussing confidential information in public areas or leaving scripts lying around unattended. As it is imperative that we maintain the confidentiality of such information, ABC Studios will investigate any unauthorized disclosure of confidential information and any person who engages in such unauthorized disclosure will be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination. We look forward to the continued success of the Series and appreciate your hard work. ©2011, ABC Studios ACT ONE 1 EXT. EMILY’S BEACH HOUSE - PORCH - DAY 1 EMILY sits on the porch swing watching the sunrise, wearing her father’s blue sweater, toying with an object in her hand. EMILY (V.O.) Believing in something when no one else will is a lonely proposition. Some call it faith. Others call it insanity. Emily holds the WATCH Victoria gave her father, flips it over, reads the inscription: “DAVID, UNTIL FOREVER, VICTORIA” EMILY (V.O.) By the time my father was sentenced to prison, the world already believed him to be something he was not. I am just now beginning to understand what that feels like. DANIEL (O.C.) Hey early bird... Emily snaps out of her reverie, discreetly slips the WATCH into her POCKET. DANIEL joins her, hands her a cup of coffee. DANIEL (CONT’D) No swim this morning? EMILY Just enjoying the sunrise. Sleep well? DANIEL Better than you, I’m guessing. Heard you get up in the middle of the night again. EMILY Sorry. Still getting used to having someone sleeping next to me. I’ll try not to wake you next time. DANIEL I don’t mind. As long as you want me there... EMILY (reaching for his hand) I definitely want you there. REVENGE EP 109 "SUSPICION" 2ND Blue ProdDraft 10/21/11 2. DANIEL (he smiles, believing her) Got any plans today? EMILY You’re looking at ‘em. Why? DANIEL Grayson Global does this “Business by the Beach” thing every summer. Basically my dad flies in a group of obscenely rich people and tries to get them to invest with the company. Starts off with an employee volleyball game this afternoon. EMILY And all this time you thought you’d hate this job. DANIEL Well, jury’s still out. But I did tell my dad I’d at least give it a try, so... come back me up? EMILY Always. Emily kisses him, then glances over his shoulder at Grayson Manor, noticing VICTORIA watching from her cupola. Emily smiles, relishes torturing her nemesis. 2 INT. GRAYSON MANOR - FOYER / LYDIA’S ROOM - DAY 2 ASHLEY enters the front door on her cell phone... ASHLEY -- Let’s set up a tasting menu for the investor reception at one and Mr. Grayson has requested that Chef Perry be flown in a day ahead of schedule if possible. Thank you. Ashley hears a determined voice from inside Lydia’s room. LYDIA (O.C.) Ashley-- Ashley opens the doors, sees Lydia struggling to get from the bed to her wheelchair. ALL OF LYDIA’S BELONGINGS ARE PACKED AWAY, THE ROOM IS SET UP FOR A LONG STAY... ASHLEY Lydia? Are you okay? REVENGE EP 109 "SUSPICION" 2ND Blue ProdDraft 10/21/11 2A. LYDIA Bring me the wheelchair. ASHLEY Shall I get Mrs. Grayson? LYDIA No. Help me look for my phone. I need to call Conrad. REVENGE EP 109 "SUSPICION" 2ND Blue ProdDraft 10/21/11 3. Ashley wheels over the chair, but as Lydia struggles to get in, she’s stopped by-- VICTORIA (O.C.) Lydia? What on earth? The doctor was very specific about keeping you rested. (to Ashley) I’ll take things from here. ASHLEY Yes, Mrs. Grayson. VICTORIA Ashley, I’d like you to cancel Mr. Grayson’s investor party this weekend. ASHLEY But I just confirmed all the -- VICTORIA Then un-confirm. As you see, it’s not a good time. I e-mailed you an updated list of Lydia’s medications; please call them in and pick them up as soon as possible. ASHLEY (go to hell) Yes, Mrs. Grayson. Ashley shoots daggers at her employer and exits to... 3 INT. GRAYSON MANOR - KITCHEN - DAY 3 Ashley enters to find TYLER in beach attire, grabbing a bagel. TYLER Hey beautiful, wanna watch me crush Daniel in a round of corporate volleyball? ASHLEY I would love to, but I have errands to run for Little Mary Suicide. The Queen’s treating her like a broken baby bird. It’s positively unsettling. TYLER Yes, well, fear does funny things to people... It’s possible I’ve stumbled onto something that adds an even darker shade to the Graysons’ already murky waters. REVENGE EP 109 "SUSPICION" 2ND Blue ProdDraft 10/21/11 4. ASHLEY What are you not telling me now? TYLER As soon as I know, you’ll know. Promise. Now, you have all day to run errands. Come cheer me on. ASHLEY (a sly grin) I’ll meet you down there. Ashley kisses him and heads off. Tyler grins. 4 EXT. MARINA - THE AMANDA - DAY 4 Jack hoses down the Amanda. AMANDA CLARKE approaches. AMANDA That boat’s almost as handsome as her captain. JACK Kara. Hey... Where’d you run off to last night? One minute we were knocking back Black Dahlias, the next you were gone. AMANDA Leave ‘em wantin’ more, right? (re: boat, playing him) So who’s Amanda? An old girlfriend? JACK More like a childhood crush. You stay at Nolan’s last night? Jack holds out his hand, she takes it, climbs aboard. AMANDA Nah. Found a motel not too far from here. Kinda over Nolan right now. JACK Yeah, I know that feeling.
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