INT. SOMEWHERE - SOMETIME
CLOSEUP of a DIARY, a PEN—advertising AMAZING AMY—is
cursiving across. The eraser topper is a BRIDE with VEIL. The date is February 24, 2007. We see the words as we hear:
AMY (V.0.): Amazing Fucking Amy is getting fucking married! That’s how the night started.
INT. UPSCALE NEW YORK RESTAURANT - NIGHT
TINY book launch party. Posters advertise the AMAZING AMY book series—all 20. “Written by RAND and MARYBETH ELLIOTT—two psychologists—Who are parents JUST LIKE YOU!”
AMY (V.0.): With me—regular, flawed, Real Amy—jealous, as always, of the golden child. Perfect, brilliant Amazing Amy. Who is getting fucking married.
NICK and Amy are tight together. Waiters are circulating drinks, wearing T—shirts with an impish Amazing Amy and her TRADEMARK line: If it’s worth doing, it’s worth doing BRIGHT!
NICK: Now you can say you came. And in 10 minutes we’ll leave.
AMY: Perfect, time for a quick tour of my failings.
They walk along the wall of BOOK POSTERS. Stop in front of a
poster of: gradeschool AMAZING AMY holding a CELLO. A MUTT
beside her.
AMY (CONT’D): When I was 10 I quit cello. In the next book, Amazing Amy became a prodigy.
Next POSTER: teen AMAZING AMY playing volleyball.
CLOSEUP of a DIARY, a PEN—advertising AMAZING AMY—is
cursiving across. The eraser topper is a BRIDE with VEIL. The date is February 24, 2007. We see the words as we hear:
AMY (V.0.): Amazing Fucking Amy is getting fucking married! That’s how the night started.
INT. UPSCALE NEW YORK RESTAURANT - NIGHT
TINY book launch party. Posters advertise the AMAZING AMY book series—all 20. “Written by RAND and MARYBETH ELLIOTT—two psychologists—Who are parents JUST LIKE YOU!”
AMY (V.0.): With me—regular, flawed, Real Amy—jealous, as always, of the golden child. Perfect, brilliant Amazing Amy. Who is getting fucking married.
NICK and Amy are tight together. Waiters are circulating drinks, wearing T—shirts with an impish Amazing Amy and her TRADEMARK line: If it’s worth doing, it’s worth doing BRIGHT!
NICK: Now you can say you came. And in 10 minutes we’ll leave.
AMY: Perfect, time for a quick tour of my failings.
They walk along the wall of BOOK POSTERS. Stop in front of a
poster of: gradeschool AMAZING AMY holding a CELLO. A MUTT
beside her.
AMY (CONT’D): When I was 10 I quit cello. In the next book, Amazing Amy became a prodigy.
Next POSTER: teen AMAZING AMY playing volleyball.
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