Masquerade Page #3
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- Year:
- 1988
- 91 min
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that your mother died recently.
Both my parents were killed
in a plane crash eight years ago.
You want to take her?
Okay. Ready about?
Hard alee!
Want to grab a beer?
We can get one at my house.
- Where do you live?
- Dune Road.
Longview Cottage.
Cute cottage.
My grandparents built it in28.
They had a house in Bar Harbor,
but Gramps got fed up with spending
most of the summers alone.
Sh*t!
- Who's that?
- Gateworth's girlfriend.
Anne Briscoe, Tim Whalen.
- Hi.
- How do you do?
I'm doing fine.
Nice to meet you.
Just can't stay away
from the help, Olivia?
I don't want to listen to this, Tony.
Then you listen, Romeo.
Keep sniffing around my stepdaughter,
youre gonna be out of a job.
I am talking to Cantrell
in the morning.
You can talk to your heart's content.
Youre not getting me out of here.
I think I should be getting back
to the club.
Good idea. Get back
and hump Brooke Morrison.
Tony!
Would you like
to have dinner sometime?
Go out?
Well, I'm not much of a cook.
Sure. I'd love to.
- Friday?
- Okay.
- About that thing Gateworth said...
- That's none of my business.
I spend a lot of time
with Mr. And Mrs. Morrison.
All I know is she's really in love
with her husband.
How long had you been
on Morningstar?
Three years.
Skipper for the last two.
It was a good boat,
but I just couldn't win with her.
When Mr. Morrison
offered me Obsession.
I jumped at the chance.
Thanks.
You were awfully young
to be on the helm, weren't you?
I was the youngest captain
on the Southern Ocean Racing Circuit.
You race?
in Solings
from Montauk to City Island.
Any ocean racing?
Nobody would ever give me a shot
Youd be too much of a distraction.
All I really wanted to do was sail.
I barely lasted
two semesters at college.
The day classes ended,
I ferried a one-ton
from Santa Barbara to Palm Beach.
Daddy would have really liked you.
but Gateworth,
he was by far the worst.
- What was she looking for?
- I don't know.
to love her for her.
That was a really good movie.
Why are we whispering?
I don't know.
It sort of feels like we ought to.
Good night.
Your mother made it quite clear
that I was to keep an eye on you.
What I'm seeing
would make her spin in her grave.
From the Virgin Mary
to Mary Magdalene in under a month.
- I don't want to talk about it.
- I don't want to, either.
I just want you to stop seeing him.
You'll embarrass me,
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