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EXT.PORTOBELLOROAD-SATURDAY

Thensuddenlyit'

stheweekend,and

frombreakofday,hundredsofstalls

appearsoutofnowhere,filling

PortobelloRoadrightuptoNotting

HillGate...

AfranticcrowdedPortobellomarket.

...andthousandsofpeoplebuy

millionsofantiques,somegenuine...

Thecamerafinallysettlesonastallsellingbeautifulstained

glasswindowsofvarioussizes,somefeaturingbiblicalscenes

andsaints.

...andsomenotsogenuine.

EXT.GOLBORNEROAD-DAY

Andwhat'

sgreatisthatlotsof

friendshaveendedupinthispartof

London--that'

sTony,architect

turnedchef,whorecentlyinvested

allthemoneyheeverearnedinanew

restaurant...

ShotofTonyproudlysettingoutaboardoutsidehisrestaurant,

thesignstillbeingpainted.Hereceivesandapprovesahuge

freshsalmon.

SothisiswhereIspendmydays

andyears--inthissmallvillagein

themiddleofacity--inahouse

withabluedoorthatmywifeandI

boughttogether...beforesheleft

meforamanwholookedlikeHarrison

Ford,onlyevenhandsomer...

Wearriveoutsidehisblue-dooredhousejustoffPortobello.

...andwhereInowleadastrange

half-lifewithalodgercalled...

INT.WILLIAM'

SHOUSE-DAY

WILLIAM

Spike!

Thehousehasfartoomanythingsinit.Definitelytwo-

bachelorflat.

Spikeappears.Anunusuallookingfellow.Hehasunusual

hair,unusualfacialhairandanunusualWelshaccent:

very

white,asthoughhisfleshhasneverseenthesun.Hewears

onlyshorts.

SPIKE

Evenhe.Hey,youcouldn'

thelpme

withanincrediblyimportant

decision,couldyou?

Thisisimportantincomparisonto,

let'

ssay,whethertheyshould

cancelthirdworlddebt?

That'

sright--I'

matlastgoingout

onadatewiththegreatJanineandI

justwanttobesureI'

vepickedthe

rightt-shirt.

Whatarethechoices?

Well...waitforit...

（Hepullsonat-shirt）

Firstthere'

sthisone...

Thet-shirtiswhitewithahorriblelookingplasticalien

comingoutofit,jawsopen,bloodeverywhere.Itsays'

ILove

Blood.'

Yes--mightmakeithardtostrikea

reallyromanticnote.

Pointtaken.

Heheadsbackupthestairs...talksashechanges...

Isuspectyou'

llpreferthenextone.

Andhere-entersinawhitet-shirt,withalargearrow,

pointingdowntohisflies,saying,'

GetItHere.'

Cool,huh?

Yes--shemightthinkyoudon'

thave

trueloveonyourmind.

Wouldn'

twantthat...

（andbackuphegoes）

Okay--justonemore.

Hecomesdownwearingit.Lotsofhearts,saying,'

You'

rethe

mostbeautifulwomanintheworld.'

Well,yes,that'

sperfect.Well

done.

Thanks.Great.Wishmeluck.

Goodluck.

Spiketurnsandwalksupstairsproudly.Revealingthatonthe

backofthet-shirt,alsoprintedinbigletters,iswritten

Fancyafuck?

'

Andsoitwasjustanotherhopeless

Wednesday,asIsetoffthroughthe

markettowork,littlesuspecting

thatthiswasthedaywhichwould

changemylifeforever.Thisis

work,bytheway,mylittletravel

bookshop...

Asmallunpretentiousstore...named'

TheTravelBookCo.'

...which,well,sellstravelbooks

--and,tobefrankwithyou,doesn'

alwayssellmanyofthose.

Williamenters.

INT.THEBOOKSHOP-DAY

Itisasmallshop,slightlychaotic,bookshelveseverywhere,

withlittlesecretbitsroundcornerswithevenmorebooks.

Martin,William'

ssoleemployee,iswaitingenthusiastically.

Heisverykeen,anuncrushableoptimist.Perhapswithout

cause.Afewsecondslater,Williamstandsgloomilybehindthe

desk.

Classic.Absolutelyclassic.

Profitfrommajorsalespush--minus

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MARTIN

ShallIgogetacappuccino?

Easethe

pain.

Yes,bettergetmeahalf.AllIcan

afford.

MARIN

Igetyourlogic.Demi-capucomingup.

Hesalutesandboltsoutthedoor--ashedoes,awomanwalksin.

Weonlyjustglimpseher.

CuttoWilliamworking.Helooksupcasually.Andsees

something.Hisreactionishardtoread.Afterapause...

CanIhelpyou?

ItisAnnaScott,thebiggestmoviestarintheworld--here--

inhisshop.Themostdivine,subtle,beautifulwomanonearth.

Whenshespeakssheisveryself-assuredandself-contained.

ANNA

No,thanks.I'

lljustlookaround.

Fine.

Shewandersovertoashelfashewatchesher--andpicksouta

quitesmartcoffeetablebook.

Thatbook'

sreallynotgood--just

incase,youknow,browsingturnedto

buying.You'

dbewastingyourmoney.

Really?

Yes.Thisonethoughis...very

good.

Hepicksupabookonthecounter.

Ithinkthemanwhowroteithas

actuallybeentoTurkey,whichhelps.

salsoaveryamusingincident

withakebab.

Thanks.I'

llthinkaboutit.

WilliamsuddenlyspiessomethingoddonthesmallTVmonitor

besidehim.

Ifyoucouldjustgivemeasecond.

Hereyesfollowhimashemovestowardthebackoftheshopand

approachesamaninslightlyill-fittingclothes.

Excuseme.

THIEF

Yes.

Badnews.

What?

We'

vegotasecuritycamerainthis

bitoftheshop.

So?

So,Isawyouputthatbookdownyour

trousers.

Whatbook?

Theonedownyourtrousers.

Ihaven'

tgotabookdownmytrousers.

Right--well,thenwehavesomething

ofanimpasse.Itellyouwhat--

I'

llcallthepolice--and,whatcan

Isay?

--IfI'

mwrongaboutthewhole

book-down-the-trousersscenario,I

reallyapologize.

Okay--whatifIdidhaveabookdown

mytrousers?

Well,ideally,whenIwentbackto

thedesk,you'

dremovetheCadogan

guidetoBalifromyourtrousers,and

eitherwipeitandputitback,or

buyit.Seeyouinasec.

Hereturnstohisdesk.Inthemonitorwejustglimpse,asdoes

William,thebookcomingoutofthetrousersandputbackonthe

shelves.Thethiefdriftsouttowardsthedoor.Anna,whohas

observedallthis,islookingatabluebookonthecounter.

Sorryaboutthat...

No,that'

sfine.Iwasgoingto

stealonemyselfbutnowI'

vechanged

mymind.Signedbytheauthor,Isee.

Yes,wecouldn'

tstophim.Ifyou

canfindanunsignedcopy,it'

s

worthanabsolutefortune.

Shesmiles.Suddenlythethiefisthere.

CanIhaveyourautograph?

What'

syourname?

Rufus.

Shesignshisscruffypieceofpaper.Hetriestoreadit.

Whatdoesitsay?

Well,that'

sthesignature--and

above,itsays'

DearRufus--you

belonginjail.'

Niceone.Wouldyoulikemyphone

number?

Temptingbut...no,thankyou.

Thiefleaves.

IthinkIwilltrythisone.

ShehandsWilliama_$B!

r_（J20noteandthebookhesaidwasrubbish.

Hetalksashehandlesthetransaction.

Oh--right--onsecondthoughts

maybeitwasn'

tthatbad.Actually

--it'

sasortofmasterpiecereally.

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storiesyougetinsomanytravel

booksthesedays.AndI'

llthrowin

oneoftheseforfree.

Hedropsinoneofthesignedbooks.

Veryusefulforlightingfires,

wrappingfish,thatsortofthings.

Shelooksathimwithaslightsmile.

Thanks.

Andleaves.She'

soutofhislifeforever.Williamisalittle

dazed.SecondslaterMartincomesbackin.

Cappuccinoasordered.

Thanks.Idon'

tthinkyou'

llbelieve

whowasjustinhere.

Who?

Someonefamous?

ButWilliam'

sinnatenaturalEnglishdiscretiontakesover.

No.No-one--no-one.

Theysetaboutdrinkingtheircoffees.

Wouldb