Straight A's Page #5

Synopsis: Years ago, Scott left common lover Katherine at the altar to become a hedonistic junkie. She married his brother William, a successful Louisiana workaholic, who sired a daughter but probably not bright nerd son Charles and is serially adulterous on his many business trips. Now Scott returns on horseback, having lost his drivers permit, inviting himself and proving a popular, yet unreliable uncle for Charles. Making up with father is impossible due to Alzheimer. As Scott keeps surprising his family, his sad secret emerges.
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Director(s): James Cox
Production: Nu Image/Millennium Films
 
IMDB:
5.7
R
Year:
2013
91 min
121 Views


He hates me.

Why? Because I

cracked at him once.

Hi, what's up?

What is your name?

Scott Henderson.

Charles, do you know this man?

He's my uncle.

And you two

beautiful ladies are--

Miss Carol. Nice to meet you.

And this is Miss Dougan.

Join us!

Juice?

Excuse me, but you have

to have a visitor's badge

in order to eat lunch

with a student.

I do. And where is

your visitor's badge?

I lost it.

Where did you

lose it?

Don't know.

If I did, it wouldn't

be classified as lost.

Who did you

check in with?

All right, boss, you got me.

I didn't check in.

I'm just here to have lunch with my nephew.

It's no big deal.

Y'all feel free

to join us.

Sh*t, we got juice

for f***ing days.

You will not use profanity toward an educator,

especially in front of his student.

I didn't.

What did I say?

You know what

you said, sir.

Okay, that's it. Both

of you, let's go now!

Now, hold up,

hold on.

Your problem's

with me, not him.

I'm leaving.

All right.

Miss Dougan

and Miss Carol.

Later, Charles.

(Amanda)

Thank you, Charles

From a very nice

Cohiba, and he says,

"Son, I won't smoke a cigar if

it's smaller than my penis."

I'll drink

to that.

Come on.

I never had a chance to talk to

you about that Carlton deal.

The architecture from

that deal was flawless.

You drove up the offer

against the Dow.

Five weekends in a row. Yeah.

I didn't think

anybody noticed that.

I've used it on two deals since.

No kidding? Wow.

You two work together in Dallas?

Yeah.

Thanks for the lift,

compadre.

Do you mind making another stop?

Si, cmo no.

You've ever met

my old man?

What are you,

a migrant?

All right.

It's up here

on the left.

Hey...

Who are you?

Dad, it's Scott.

Now, look here, mister.

I don't know who

you're looking for,

but I can assure you

it's not me.

Sometimes I-I like

to talk to strangers.

Sometimes I don't.

I know you're faking

this sickness.

You need to get off my property.

Mom told me she wants

us to talk, so--

You know what? You are

still a f***ing a**hole.

I tried.

Hey, I ain't going

to tell you again.

Are you kidding me?

Mr. Henderson.

I'm leaving. I'm leaving. Go.

Calm down. Why do these people

always coming round my house?

Come on in the house.

Come on now.

I go! you a big bowl of chili.

Do you want some chili?

(Gracie) Hi, Uncle Scott.

Uncle Scott.

Louisa and I are cooking

eggplant tonight.

Want to help?

I ain't feeling

so hot, pretty girl.

Mrs. Henderson, this is

Mr. Dewitt, Charles ' Principal.

It seems we had

an incidence today.

A man claiming to be Charles'

uncle broke into the cafeteria,

shouted profanity

at a teacher,

made a pass at one of our

aides, smoked cigarettes.

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Dave Cole

David Bruce Cole (August 29, 1930 – October 26, 2011) was an American professional baseball player who played six Major league seasons between 1950 and 1955. Born in Williamsport, Maryland, Cole was known as one of the "wildest" pitchers with a career BB/9 of 7.556Cole achieved the notable feat of recording three outs without throwing a single strike while pitching for the Boston Braves in 1952 in a game against the Philadelphia Phillies.Cole spent four years with the Braves, following the team from Boston to Milwaukee before spending a season with the Chicago Cubs. From the Cubs, he was traded to the Philadelphia Phillies for Roy Smalley. Upon his trade to Philadelphia in 1955, he is said to have remarked: "That's too bad; they're the only team I can beat." In fact, four of his six career victories came against the Phillies. Coincidentally, the two players died within four days of each other. more…

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