SEASON THREE
Episode 4: The Cross of St. Antoine
Scenes from the DVD set's "Final Shooting Script"
that do not appear in the episode.
SCENE ONE
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SCENE TWO
This scene was not in the original shooting script. Apparently, they decided to showcase Jim Byrnes' talents by adding footage of him singing one of his own blues songs.
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SCENE THREE
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SCENE FOUR
[MacLeod quickly pulls Dawson away.] MacLEOD - [to Dawson] Easy! This won't help. DAWSON - [shrugs him off] Maybe we're wasting our time.
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SCENE FIVE
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SCENE SIX
The dialogue here is not in the Shooting Script, only a description of the actions.
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SCENE SEVEN
BELLAM - Let me do 'em, Rafe. Ain't never killed no priest before.
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SCENE EIGHT
[Jonah tries to get in the way -- but Rafe swings his gun and knocks the young man flat.] RAFE - [to the unconscious Jonah] Don't be doing that again. [He closes in on Father Peter, cocks the weapon to shoot.] [MacLeod, running closer, not slowing as he heads for them. Rafe is about to shoot when MacLeod runs right into him, knocks him off his aim, the bullet going wild.]
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SCENE NINE
MacLEOD - I'd be grateful.
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SCENE TEN
The beginning of this scene was not in the original shooting script.
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SCENE ELEVEN
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SCENE TWELVE
AMANDA - [re the stew] And he cooks, too... [She kisses him lightly on the lips.] Maybe somebody whacked him. [beat] It's been known to happen. MacLEOD - Maybe. AMANDA - Doesn't your friend Joe have a Who's Who on Immortals? MacLEOD - Let's leave Joe out of this. [As MacLeod begins to pour the stew into a large wooden serving bowl...]
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SCENE THIRTEEN
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SCENE FOURTEEN
MISS WELSLEY - [O.S.] Don't worry, Helen... [smiles down at Helen, an uncertain six-year-old in a starched frock seated at a bench table with five other children in their cleanest attire.] It will come in time. [As Helen returns the smile, we hear the sound of a bell ringing the hour.]
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SCENE FIFTEEN
This line was not in the original shooting script.
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SCENE SIXTEEN
Scene ends with Durgan killing Miss Welsley, in the shooting script.
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SCENE SEVENTEEN
[They both turn as they hear a noise behind them. Their POV -- Bellam & Rafe, the two bandits who tried to steal the cross before.] FATHER PETER - [reacts, frightened] They've come for the cross. [turning to Durgan] Heaven help us. DURGAN - [with a half-smile] I don't think heaven will be helping you today Father. [Durgan pulls the Priest close. Father Peter's face contorts in pain as the blade of Durgan's knife mortally wounds him. He lets out a gasp and clutches at Durgan. As he does, a shot rings out. Bellam drops.] DURGAN - Let's get out of here. [moves to his horse] [MacLeod, lowering his smoking rifle, races towards them on horseback. Durgan mounts quickly.] DURGAN - Stop him. [Rafe raises his pistol and fires it at the approaching MacLeod. MacLeod is unhorsed as the bullet takes him in the shoulder. He falls into the woods behind a boulder. Bellam staggers to his feet and reaches to Durgan for help. Durgan kicks him away, looks at the cross, stuffs it in his coat, then races away.] [Rafe reloads his pistol and moves into the woods after MacLeod. MacLeod leaps from a rock and lands on Rafe. With one blow Rafe is unconscious. MacLeod races toward the fallen Priest. He checks his wound and sees there is no hope.]
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SCENE EIGHTEEN
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SCENE NINETEEN
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SCENE TWENTY
MacLEOD - [with sympathy] Sure you will.
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SCENE TWENTY-ONE
These lines were not in the original shooting script.
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SCENE TWENTY-TWO
INT. THORNE ESTATE/MUSEUM – MAIN ENTRANCE ROOM – NIGHT [Angle -- The main stairs as Amanda lowers into view from an overhead balcony, lands lightly on the stairs. A beat later MacLeod follows her. Amanda looks at her watch.]
INT. THORNE ESTATE/MUSEUM – CROSS ROOM – NIGHT [Close on the stopwatch in Amanda's black-gloved hand.] AMANDA - Twelve minutes till the guard comes through this wing. [Widen to reveal Amanda and MacLeod, dressed in black, standing in the doorway of the Cross Room. His POV -- Cross Room crisscrossed with the red beams of lasers.] AMANDA - Touch one and it's game over.
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SCENE TWENTY-THREE
AMANDA - [re the beam] Source beam. [Amanda leans gingerly through the doorway to get a better look into the Cross Room. Her flashlight plays over the cases.] AMANDA - Nice. [MacLeod looks at her. She gestures into the room. Trains her flashlight beam on a case. A solid gold antique pitcher.] AMANDA - Couldn't we just take it, instead? MacLEOD - No. [He guides her hand with the flashlight until it comes to rest on the Cross in another case in the center of the room. In the doorway Amanda and MacLeod huddle in a shadow, arguing in urgent whispers.] AMANDA - I'm in charge, remember? I say we grab the vase.
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SCENE TWENTY-FOUR
[MacLeod and Amanda, wearing their goggles, move through the laser beams in tightly choreographed.] AMANDA - Careful, big step, leg down. MacLEOD - Maybe we should tango? AMANDA - We'll dance later. [beat] Last one.
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SCENE TWENTY-FIVE
MacLEOD - Leave it, Amanda! [He looks over his shoulder. A Guard's footsteps are approaching.] Amanda! [And off his moment of panic, as she looks at him:]
INT. THORNE ESTATE/MUSEUM – CORRIDOR OUTSIDE CROSS ROOM [The Guard moves along the corridor, turns his key in a keycheck box, approaches the doorway to the Cross Room. The Guard's POV -- The Cross Room: The lasers hum quietly. Nothing unusual in sight. The Guard moves on.] [Resume -- MacLeod and Amanda flattened against a wall, not breathing.]
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SCENE TWENTY-SIX
These lines were not in the original shooting script.
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SCENE TWENTY-SEVEN
These lines were not in the original shooting script.
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SCENE TWENTY-EIGHT
The shooting script describes Joe playing 'down and dirty crying ass blues' in this scene, but the specific song is not identified there.
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