The document is a screenplay by Aaron Sorkin based on the book "Molly's Game" by Molly Bloom. It describes the opening scenes at a ski slope competition through Molly's narration. Molly reveals that she is ranked 3rd in North America in Women's Moguls and has a BA from the University of Colorado with high grades, suggesting she has an impressive academic background beyond just skiing.
The document is a screenplay by Aaron Sorkin based on the book "Molly's Game" by Molly Bloom. It describes the opening scenes at a ski slope competition through Molly's narration. Molly reveals that she is ranked 3rd in North America in Women's Moguls and has a BA from the University of Colorado with high grades, suggesting she has an impressive academic background beyond just skiing.
The document is a screenplay by Aaron Sorkin based on the book "Molly's Game" by Molly Bloom. It describes the opening scenes at a ski slope competition through Molly's narration. Molly reveals that she is ranked 3rd in North America in Women's Moguls and has a BA from the University of Colorado with high grades, suggesting she has an impressive academic background beyond just skiing.
The document is a screenplay by Aaron Sorkin based on the book "Molly's Game" by Molly Bloom. It describes the opening scenes at a ski slope competition through Molly's narration. Molly reveals that she is ranked 3rd in North America in Women's Moguls and has a BA from the University of Colorado with high grades, suggesting she has an impressive academic background beyond just skiing.
But we don’t know what we’re looking at yet. In front of us is just a greyish-white flurry with nothing to orient us and no sound except the whistle of a strong wind at a high altitude. We won’t know where we are until-- --a rocket flies right in front of us--right to left—and disappears from the frame as fast as it came into it. But we probably saw it long enough to know it wasn’t a rocket, it was a world-class skier and we were standing five feet away as she scorched the last few seconds of her run. MOLLY (V.O.) A survey was taken a few years ago that asked 300 professionals one question: EXT. SKI SLOPE - DAY (NEW ANGLE) MOLLY (V.O.) “What’s the worst thing that can happen in sports?” We’re at the bottom of the slope now where the skier we just saw finished her run with a swoosh, and a hundred or so spectators gave her a round. The skier snapped out of her skis, picked them up, pushed up her goggles and looked back up the slope toward the judges... MOLLY (V.O.) Some people answered losing a Game 7 and other people said getting swept in 4. Some people said-- EXT. SKI SLOPE - DAY (NEW ANGLE) MOLLY (V.O.) --it was missing the World Cup and some Brazilians said it was losing to Argentina. Not just in the World Cup--anytime, ever, in any contest. We can see the whole slope now. It looks like a terrible way to die. It’s a moguls course, meaning that skiers race through a punishing series of 3-foot mounds of packed snow and ice, lift-off and execute a mid-air trick, land and run through another set of moguls, lift-off and execute a second trick, land and race to the finish. Spectators and race officials line the sides of the slope. 2.
EXT. SKI SLOPE - DAY (BOTTOM OF THE SLOPE)
The skier we saw is looking back up the slope and now sees her scores. Not bad, but not what she needed. She gets another round from the crowd and a less-than-wholehearted hug from her coach. MOLLY (V.O.) But one person answered that the worst thing that can happen in sports was 4th-place at the Olympics. EXT. SKI SLOPE - DAY (TOP OF THE SLOPE) We’re at the top of the mountain where the next skiers are waiting for their start. One of them has just jumped off the mountain and into the course. MOLLY (V.O.) This is a true story but except for my own I’ve changed all the names and I’ve done my best to obscure identities for reasons that’ll become clear. I’m Molly Bloom and right now I’m ranked 3rd in North America in Women’s Moguls. EXT. SKI SLOPE - DAY (NEW ANGLE) The skier who just started has raced through the first set of moguls, hits the ramp, which sends her up into mid-air where she executes a trick and lands back on the course and hits the second set of moguls. MOLLY (V.O.) I have a BA in Political Science from the University of Colorado where I graduated Summa Cum Laude with a 3.9 GPA. EXT. SKI SLOPE - DAY (NEW ANGLE) The skier’s made her way through the second set of backbreaking moguls and hits the second ramp, which sends her into the air. We watch the judges examine her trick with expert eyes and then tap the keys on their laptops. MOLLY (V.O.) I got a 173 on the L-SATs. The median L-SAT score at Harvard Law School is 169.