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conversations.value: the first short for a screenplay with the title 'Crazy Rich Asians'
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conversations.value: Crazy Rich Asians
  
  EXT. HANGAR - MORNING A THUMPING CLUB BEAT PLAYS as we PAN DOWN A LINE OF ULTRA LUXURY CARS: fully-customized Lamborghinis, Maseratis, Bugattis. 
  BERNARD What’s up? Let’s jam! More cars pull in as Singapore’s JET-SET CROWD piles out and greets each other. 70. 
  CONTINUED: (CONTINUED)Valets load luggage onto sleek golf carts before transporting them to a PRIVATE JET and THREE MATCHING HELICOPTERS outside the hangar.
  INT. HANGAR In the middle of the hangar is a SLEEK HELICOPTER surrounded by a circular bar, which divides the bachelors from the bachelorettes. Rachel and Nick enter the hangar as Araminta runs up to them.
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conversations.value: another long scene
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conversations.value: EXT. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH - DAY AMANDA (to Reporter) I mean, it's the wedding of the century. So, of course we're here. It's the natural...
  INT. GOH HOUSE - LIVING ROOM - ON RACHEL - DAY OLIVER Oh! Oh! It’s not that bad. It’s holding you up. 
  PEIK LIN It’s a hands-on dress. You know what I mean? WYE MUN (throws dress over partition) Incoming. Peik Lin points for him to leave. 
  WYE MUN Okay. Okay
  EXT. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH - DAY REPORTER And this fantastic celebration here with -- Francesca and Celine pose for the cameras. Alistair poses with Kitty Pong, who’s delighted by all the attention.
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conversations.value: the last scene
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conversations.value: FADE OUT. 
  THE END136. 
  THIS SCRIPT WAS PREPARED BY WARNER BROS. 
  PICTURES SCRIPT PROCESSING DEPARTMENT (818) 954-
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conversations.value: the first four paragraphs for this book
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conversations.value: Crazy Rich Asians
  Eleanor flipped open the lid of the chest eagerly and began methodically taking out the stacked black velvet trays. One of her favorite parts of Thursday Bible study was looking at Carol's latest acquisitions. Soon the bed was lined with trays containing a blinding array of jewels. "What intricate crosses—I didn't realize they did such good setting work in Burma!"
  At this moment, Carol's husband entered the room. "Hello, hello, ladies. How is Jesus time today?" he said, puffing away on his cigar and swirling his goblet of Hennessy, looking every portly inch the caricature of an Asian tycoon.
  For a few seconds, the room went absolutely still. You could almost hear the wheels in each woman's head whirling into overdrive. Daisy suddenly jumped up from her chair, spilling the tray of noodles onto the floor. "Quick, quick! Where's my handbag? I need to call my broker!"
  Lorena was on the other end of the bed, cupping her phone close to her mouth. "Desmond, I don't care, please just start shorting it now."
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conversations.value: three more paragraphs
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conversations.value: They ran to the helicopter, and Bernard looked in at Colin, who was groaning softly, his face locked in a grimace. Alistair sat beside him, mopping his forehead with a damp towel.
  As the helicopter lifted off from the yacht, Nick and Alistair began laughing uncontrollably at the figure of Bernard, his baggy swimming trunks whipping around his pale damp thighs, staring up at them in bewilderment.
  A mere six hours later, Nick, Colin, Alistair, Mehmet, and Lionel found themselves sitting on canvas chairs in the middle of the Australian desert, taking in the spectacular view of the glowing rock.
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conversations.value: Reverse the sentences.
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conversations.value: A mere six hours later, Nick, Colin, Alistair, Mehmet, and Lionel found themselves sitting on canvas chairs in the middle of the Australian desert, taking in the spectacular view of the glowing rock..
  As the helicopter lifted off from the yacht, Nick and Alistair began laughing uncontrollably at the figure of Bernard, his baggy swimming trunks whipping around his pale damp thighs, staring up at them in bewilderment. Alistair sat beside him, mopping his forehead with a damp towel.They ran to the helicopter, and Bernard looked in at Colin, who was groaning softly, his face locked in a grimace
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conversations.value: the last five paragraphs
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conversations.value: Nick jumped off his bar stool and walked down a few steps toward the infinity pool. As he strolled along the water's edge, a bold silhouette against the darkening sky, the women studied him in silence.
  Rachel stared at her mother, her eyes widening in amazement. Then she jumped off her bar stool and made a beeline toward Nick. He turned to face her just as she approached. Rachel slowed her pace, turning to look at a couple of swimmers doing disciplined laps around the pool.
  Rachel looked at Nick tenderly. "I can't believe you did this. I can't believe you went halfway around the world and back for me in two days. What ever possessed you to do such a crazy thing?"
  At the bar, Kerry was nibbling the pineapple wedge from her third cocktail when Peik Lin whispered excitedly, "Mrs. Chu, don't turn around now, but I spy Nick giving Rachel a long, slow kiss!"
  When Nick and Rachel came back, Kerry scrutinized Nick up and down for a moment and yanked at his rumpled linen shirt. "Aiyah, you've lost too much weight. Your cheeks are so sallow. Let me fatten you up a bit. Can we go to one of those outdoor food bazaars that Singapore is so famous for? I want to eat a hundred sticks of satay while I am here."