In a fit of rage, Remy and the rats launch a heist on the kitchen. Linguini starts to take credit for himself, which upsets Remy. Under Linguini and Remy’s control, the restaurant flourishes. Remy finds out that Linguini is Gusteau’s son, so he steals the will which results in Skinner getting fired. Gusteau’s is revitalized and becomes the talk of the town.
Eventually, they kiss and become a couple.
Over time, Colette’s rough exterior softens and she and Linguini grow closer. Plot Point TwoĬolette helps Linguini (AKA Remy under his hat) learn Gusteau’s recipes. Django reminds Remy that he’s a rat and to never trust the humans. While there, he argues with his father Django, and tells him that he always wanted to be a chef. Remy is reunited with Emile and goes with him to the new rat colony. Skinner starts to believe a rat is behind Linguini’s culinary genius. It comes back as a match, but there was rat hair as well. In disbelief, Skinner has his DNA tested. In a secret letter, Skinner learns that Linguini is Gusteau’s son and has been named the heir to the restaurant. Remy and Linguini strike a deal Remy will do all the cooking and Linguini will get all the credit. In turn, Linguini is made a chef, despite the fact that he has no cooking skills at all. Remy cooks up a master dish but everybody thinks it was Linguini. A sprite of Gusteau leads him to his old restaurant, where he finds the head chef (Skinner), a young woman chef (Colette), and the garbage boy (Linguini). With the help of Gusteau’s cookbook, Remy sails down the sewer, all the way to Paris. This forces the rats to escape down the river but Remy falls behind. The old lady notices the rat brothers then chases them with a shotgun. While there, Remy sees on the TV that his idol Gusteau, has died. Remy and Emile sneak into the kitchen of an old lady to steal food. He uses his refined sense of smell to protect the rat colony from poison. Here is the story structure for the Ratatouille screenplay: ExpositionĪuguste Gusteau is the most famous chef in France, but food critic Anton Ego takes umbrage with his book Anyone Can Cook! Remy is a rat who lives with his father Django and his brother Emile. Ratatouille Summary STRUCTURE OF RATATOUILLE SCREENPLAY
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