Any Questions for Ben? Page #3

Synopsis: Ben (Josh Lawson) is a twenty-something up and coming marketing guru who is invited to his old school to speak at a careers event, which is also attended by Alex (Rachael Taylor), an old classmate. This rekindles a mutual attraction between them and is also a life-changing event for Ben, as he starts to question his career to date, and where his life is headed. He turns to those around him for support but realization slowly dawns that it is only he who can control his own destiny.
Genre: Comedy, Romance
Director(s): Rob Sitch
Production: Working Dog Productions
 
IMDB:
5.8
Rotten Tomatoes:
59%
Year:
2012
114 min
$608,731
98 Views


officially extend an invitation to

Benjamin Robcrt... blah, blah... '

So it goes.

- Wow, Ben, that's a real honour.

- No.

When they use your middle name,

it's an honour.

Or a summons.

- Hey!

- Beautiful woman.

Ah, big fella.

I was gonna stick it on your head.

- Hey, mate, you want a?

- Yes. Love one.

You guys right? You finish those.

Guess who got invited

to our school's careers night.

Guess who else got invited.

- Who?

- Alex.

Get out of here! Alex?

- She's coming back for it.

- She's coming back?!

- It's been like two years...

- Who?

Alex. Alexandra Hennessy.

You remember Alex. From school.

- She went to uni with us.

- Yes. OK. Yeah, right.

OK, yeah, yeah.

She was, um... She was nice.

- Wow!

- Sorry. Why 'wow'?

What do you mean?

OK, Alex is coming back.

What's with the 'wow'?

I think she's amazing.

- She's a lawyer. You're a lawyer.

- A human rights lawyer.

Oh, hold on. I don't think she actually

works on human rights.

Yeah, she does. She actually

works on human rights.

- And humanitarian assistance.

- With the United Nations.

- Really?

- Yes. Her email is @un. org.

- Wow.

- Not you too.

- Come on.

- It's cool, huh?

Hoy, here he is.

- Andy, Simon.

- Love your work.

Thank you.

Feel like a pensioner.

What do you guys

think of the new look?

- Cool.

- Great.

Sam reckons the refurbishments alone,

half a million bucks.

- Great.

- OK.

Where have your wows gone?

Half a million on the fit-out.

Wow.

Either 'wow' properly

or don't do it at all.

Hey! Fleur. Everyone, Fleur.

Sorry I'm late, everyone.

Ah... winner.

I'm not afraid to say it.

- Why?

Oh, my God.

No, no, no. You have to choose.

If I had to choose.

- Weather presenting.

- Ooh.

But I'd look at the lotto draw

and wonder about it every time.

- Wow.

- I get it.

- Good question.

- I guess that's it, then.

- I've got another one.

- No, you don't.

- I've got a beauty.

- Great!

If you were on a desert island, and you

could only take one accessory,

would it be handbag or shoes?

So, should we catch up for lunch?

Um... yeah. Yeah.

Tomorrow?

I'm actually

starting a new job tomorrow.

- Oh. Later in the week.

- Yeah.

Thursday?

Friday?

- Look, I don't know...

- You know what, surprise me.

OK.

I love surprises.

OK.

Are You Still Having Fun?

You're gonna be impressed.

This is HQ. Morning, all.

Ben's first day on the job today.

Make him welcome.

- Hi.

- Morning.

Go easy on him too.

Sorry I didn't wear a tie.

No, no, don't be silly.

That's what you're here for.

Careful, I might do the same myself.

This is Lucy,

my executive assistant.

- Hi. Lovely to meet you.

- Nice to meet you.

Thank you. It's nice to be here.

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Santo Cilauro

Santo Cilauro (born 25 November 1961) is an Australian television and feature film producer, screenwriter, actor, author, comedian and cameraman of Italian descent who is a co-founder of The D-Generation. Known as the weatherman in Frontline, he is also an author and former radio presenter on the Triple M Network, and achieved worldwide fame with the viral video Elektronik Supersonik. more…

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