Paparazzi Page #4

Synopsis: Bo Laramie is a movie star who has finally achieved success. But success comes at a price, in the form of four persistent photographers known as the paparazzi. Using their dishonest methods of getting the money shot regardless of what it takes, they'll stop at nothing in exploiting Bo for every last penny. But when one of their ventures nearly costs Bo's life and that of his family when they cause a car accident and do nothing afterwords except take photos, Bo has finally reached his breaking point. In doing so, Bo decides to exact a crafty and complex revenge on those four who have enjoyed making his life a living hell with his focus on the paparazzi's ring leader, Rex Harper.
Genre: Action, Crime, Drama
Director(s): Paul Abascal
Production: 20th Century Fox
 
IMDB:
5.8
Metacritic:
38
Rotten Tomatoes:
17%
PG-13
Year:
2004
84 min
$15,552,250
Website
131 Views


- Mm-hmm.

I was assaulted,

and justice was served.

With the exception

of Laramie's apology to me.

I like reading the tabloids.

I think they're fun.

- I think you're drunk.

- I think you're cute.

Your pictures

hurt people.

Do they?

The irony-

- Marcy.

- Marcy...

is everyone wants to have steak,

but nobody wants to date the butcher.

My job is to provide

a window of reality for society.

It's up to them whether they want

to look through it or not.

Come on.

Have you ever bought a tabloid?

- Guilty as charged.

- Don't feel guilty. Guilty's bad.

I mean, everyone wants

to have a-

little peek, huh?

See?

It's human nature.

Look, there's a-

there's a premiere tonight...

and an after party

I'm covering.

Come with me, as my guest...

and, um, see things

from an entirely different perspective-

mine.

Hey, do a shot with me

and then tell me your story.

I'm a good listener.

- Really?

- Uh-huh.

Listen to this-

No.

What do you say, Marcy?

You want to have a little adventure?

- It's beautiful. You should come and see it.

- Yeah?

So, when-

Saturday, can you come? Or-

- Saturday would be great.

- Hey, Bo. How's it going, mate?

- Good to see you again. Remember me?

- Good to see you.

London press junket.

You were sitting next to me in the pub.

There was that beautiful bird

on your lap and-

- Oh, sorry, man. Is that your wife?

- Get out of here.

- Sorry.

- Get out of here.

- What the hell was that?

- Some jackass.

Hey. She bite?

- There's no way the little missus ignores that.

- Great. Let's roll.

Come on, let's go!

- Road trip.

- Wait! Aren't we going in?

You want to tell me

what's bothering you, honey?

I just think it's interesting,

that's all.

- You were in London last spring.

- Right.

My girlfriends at home

get jealous...

if somebody winks at their husband

at the company Christmas party.

Half the civilized world

wants my husband.

How do you think

that makes me feel?

You know what that guy said tonight

is bullshit, right?

- Yeah, I know.

- Okay.

I guess it's all just new to me, you know?

It's new to me too, honey.

And I'm-

You know, every day I'm learning.

Abby!

Bo! Look at me! Look at me! Look at me!

- Look at me.!

- Hey, Bo! Big shot!

- Look at me!

- I can't see a thing.

Bo.! Bo.!

Bo, slow down!

- Daddy!

- It's all right, son. It's okay.

Son of a b*tch!

Takin' the front!

Okay, Leonard. Box him in.

Hold on!

Len.! Come on. Let's go.

Come on. Come on.

Hello, sweetie.

Yeah, there's been a terrible accident

on, uh, 5th and Flower.

We need an ambulance.

Oh, yeah.

Hey, Marcy.

Hey, honey.

Everything's gonna be fine, okay?

Come on.

Everything's fine. There's an ambulance

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Forry Smith

Forry Smith (born December 1, 1952) is an American actor most notably recognized for his role as Reese Walker on NBC's soap opera Santa Barbara. He portrayed the role from 1992 to 1993. He's also credited as Forrest or Forrie Smith. He was also an 11th round selection (309th overall pick) in the 1976 NFL Draft by the Buffalo Bills out of Iowa State University as a wide receiver. more…

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