Money, Guns, and a Merry Christmas FULL MOVIE #OneTD #FullMovie

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00:00:00Stop moving! Hands up!

00:00:16Easy, soldier. You have some coffee? This weather is freezing my balls.

00:00:20This is a restricted military facility. Turn around and walk away, or I'll warm you up by unloading my clip into you.

00:00:27That would be a monumentally stupid thing to do. Let General Allen know that I'm here. Then step aside, soldier.

00:00:33General Allen, huh? Who do you think you are? The damn president?

00:00:40The General doesn't take walk-ins by random man in prissy suits. Back the fuck up, or I'll take you down.

00:00:57What the hell are you doing, soldier?

00:01:03Sir, this con man was trying to talk his way into our secure facility.

00:01:09Con man, this is Damian Blaine, CEO of Atlas Defense Group, our top military contractor.

00:01:17He single-handedly controls the global arms trade. You fucking fool!

00:01:23I'm sorry, sir. I'm a fool, sir. Please, sir, forgive me for my stupidity.

00:01:29At ease, soldier. Step aside.

00:01:32Step aside.

00:01:40Gentlemen, your arsenal's best intercontinental ballistic missile takes 27 minutes to reach its target across the globe.

00:01:46Giving our enemies 27 minutes to prepare and launch retaliatory strikes.

00:01:50It's a weak spot, but we can't do any better. It's impossible.

00:01:54Impossible isn't in my vocabulary. We can do better. I have. I got it down from 27 minutes to only three.

00:02:07I thought you'd be skeptical. So how about a show and tell? Gentlemen, I present to you the Titan Missile.

00:02:13Now you can strike anywhere in the world in just three minutes.

00:02:17We'll take all of it. No matter the cost, we'll take it all.

00:02:31I thought you'd say so. Good.

00:02:33Now, before you leave, the President would like to host you for dinner.

00:02:36Well, I'm honored, but please tell the President I'm unavailable. Tonight, I have other plans.

00:02:41You're standing up, the President. What plans could be more important?

00:02:46Well, General, as you can imagine, I sell weapons for a living. And my father's worried that I'll die single.

00:02:52So tonight, I'm going on a date to find my future wife.

00:03:03When we get married and merge our family companies, your Olsen Group will double its value.

00:03:09And it's a win-win for me. Because I get richer and get to phone a hottie like you anytime I want.

00:03:18Mmm. Yeah.

00:03:22My father is forcing me to find a rich husband, but it won't be an immature frat boy like you trying to leech off my family.

00:03:30Get lost, creep.

00:03:31Spoiled bitch! Whatever.

00:03:33So, what do you do for a living?

00:03:39Well, uh, I'm...

00:03:42My father's demanding I settle down. But I don't want a wife when he wants me for my money.

00:03:47I'm in sales. What about you, Sarah?

00:03:49Sales? How much do you make?

00:03:52But does that really matter?

00:03:54Yeah.

00:03:57Okay. Um, in a good year, 50 or 60...

00:04:0160 grand!

00:04:03Good lord, you... you can't even get a one-bedroom rental on that.

00:04:08Oh. I cannot believe my daddy set me up with someone so... poor.

00:04:15Why don't we get to know each other a bit before discussing money?

00:04:18Mmm, pass. Money's the only thing that matters.

00:04:21What a waste of my time.

00:04:25I passed up dinner with the president for this day. Talk about a waste of time.

00:04:29And I meant 50 or 60 million.

00:04:32Had a bad date, huh?

00:04:39Tell me about it. I threw a drink in his face.

00:04:43My father is going to be furious and cut me off unless...

00:04:47How was you starting to like your smile?

00:04:50And he'll cut you off unless...

00:04:54This might sound crazy, but... I would make it worth your while.

00:04:59Would you want to... get married?

00:05:06Married. You really bring new meaning to moving fast on the first date.

00:05:10Oh? Is this a date?

00:05:12It is a Friday night. It's a really nice place and... you look fantastic.

00:05:21This is the best date I've had in ages.

00:05:22Okay. Since it's a date, I'll get right to the getting to know me phase.

00:05:27My family's business is struggling. My father, a very traditional man, has got it in his head that the solution to our problems is marrying me off to some rich snob.

00:05:37I'm flattered. But what makes you think I fit the rich man profile?

00:05:41It doesn't matter. I don't care how much you make. I just need to get married to get my parents off my back while I fix our business.

00:05:48Contract marriage. Huh. That could work too.

00:05:52I know it's a crazy thing to ask. But I could pay you $10,000. All you'd have to do is play along and...

00:05:59That won't be necessary. I'd marry you for free.

00:06:06So I suppose my soon-to-be wife should know my name. I'm Damien.

00:06:11Iris Olsen. Pleasure to meet you. Pleasure to meet you.

00:06:15Hope you don't have any Christmas plans. Because as my fiance, I need you to come meet my family.

00:06:22Looking forward to it.

00:06:29Mr. Damien, Merry Christmas.

00:06:31Merry Christmas.

00:06:32These are the Christmas gifts that you got for the Olsen's. They're worth hundreds of millions, so please let me securely deliver them to them.

00:06:38No need. I deliver them myself.

00:06:41But this is a company SUV. I'm a little confused. You're the Olsen's honored guest, and they didn't get you a car? Do they realize who you are?

00:06:49I haven't met the family or told them who I am yet. That's how I want it. I want them to know me for me, rather than my money.

00:06:56Alright. Whatever you say, sir.

00:07:05Yes? And you are?

00:07:07Mom, this is my husband. We were just talking about you.

00:07:11Merry Christmas, ma'am. I'm Damien.

00:07:13I was hoping it was all a bad dream, but you're really here. My daughter really married a poor salesman.

00:07:20Well, be respectful. I like him.

00:07:23I like him.

00:07:33This is Olsen.

00:07:35You're looking as lovely as ever.

00:07:38Oh, Marcus. What a lovely surprise. I didn't know you'd arrived.

00:07:44Um, what was your name again? Salesman.

00:07:49Oh, Damien. Yes, Damien. You should be honored.

00:07:53This is Marcus Walton, heir to the Walton Group, and the only man worthy of marrying my daughter.

00:08:00So, you chose to marry this, Iris? How... bizarre.

00:08:13Bizarre. Bizarre. Yes.

00:08:16What can I say? My wife, Iris, has good taste.

00:08:20Don't be rude. Do you know who you're talking to?

00:08:24This man, the Walton Group, makes over a million dollars a month.

00:08:31You could probably never earn that much in an entire year.

00:08:35You'd be surprised.

00:08:37I'm sorry, Damien. This isn't...

00:08:39Don't bother, Mrs. Olsen.

00:08:41There's no point in trying to explain anything to someone like him.

00:08:45You're right, Marcus. Let's not waste our thoughts on such negative things.

00:08:50It's Christmas!

00:08:51It's Christmas.

00:08:52It's Christmas.

00:08:55I'm sorry.

00:08:57Marcus is the douchebag my parents want me to marry.

00:09:00They only care about being rich, and they hate people who aren't.

00:09:04That's why my mom's being rude to you.

00:09:06They have no idea what being rich means.

00:09:10Damien, are you upset?

00:09:12Please, you're not gonna back out of this, right?

00:09:14Oh, no, no, no. I'm all in.

00:09:16When I make a promise, I plan to keep it.

00:09:19I never screw you like that.

00:09:20I mean...

00:09:23Unless you consented first.

00:09:26If we get through this day with my family, I'll consent to anything.

00:09:32And I'll even throw in an extra grand for putting up with my family.

00:09:36Well, I'm looking forward to it. But, Iris, I really don't need your money. I'm good.

00:09:44Iris, did you know Marcus is working on a deal with Harvey Lambert?

00:09:49No, Mom. I didn't. Because I don't even know who Mr. Lambert is.

00:09:55Harvey Lambert? He's only the second command of the world's largest defense contractor, Atlas.

00:10:03And with Mr. Lambert's support, we're gonna take the one group worldwide. And, uh, quadruple our profits.

00:10:15Oh, you see, Iris? Marcus is very impressive. He's a mover and a shaker.

00:10:20He's the kind of man you should marry, not this salesman who could probably never get an appointment with someone as powerful as Harvey Lambert.

00:10:31I didn't realize Harvey was such a big deal to people outside the military.

00:10:35Harvey? In this house, we show respect. And you are not on a first-name basis with a man like...

00:10:42Oh, but I am. Harvey's an old friend.

00:10:50An old friend. That's not possible.

00:10:55Marcus, he's just a salesman. He's just making stuff up so he doesn't look bad in front of Iris.

00:11:02On the contrary.

00:11:03I feel bad for you, Iris. Not only is your husband unsuccessful, he's a compulsive liar. Shame.

00:11:12But don't worry, darling. If he's strapped for cash, I can hook him up.

00:11:16I'm fine. Thank you.

00:11:18Oh, it's Christmas time. I could hook you up with a, uh, big-boy job.

00:11:25You can clean toilets at my company. If you're lucky, you might just catch a glimpse of, uh, your old friend as he's leaving the bathroom.

00:11:35Marcus, stop it. I don't care that Damien is poor. He's much more of a man than you'll ever be. And I won't let you insult him like this.

00:11:44Thanks, babe. But don't worry. They've got me all wrong. I actually, uh...

00:11:53What a coincidence. Uh, father is discussing a business with Mr. Lambert. What a perfect way to prove that you're a liar.

00:12:08Dad? What? Mr. Lambert wants me to be there in person? I'll leave right away. Mr. Lambert isn't there yet, but, uh, he'd like me to join him.

00:12:20I'll just, uh, confirm with your old friend Harvey that he's never met you before. You liar.

00:12:28Can't wait. And when you're ready to apologize, you know where to find me.

00:12:33You'll be apologizing to me. All right, well, Mrs. Olsen, Iris, I'm afraid I have to chat, but I have, uh, business to conduct.

00:12:45Don't worry, I'll be back with your Christmas gifts.

00:12:54Iris, how could you have been so rude to Marcus? And Damien, you liar.

00:13:00Mom, stop it. We're gonna be late for Christmas at Grandpa's. Let's just go.

00:13:12Merry Christmas, Amanda. Merry Christmas, cousin. I am so glad you did not bring that pathetic...

00:13:19Merry Christmas.

00:13:20Merry Christmas, family. Who's this, Rando? You must be Tom. Hi, I'm Damien. I was his husband.

00:13:32So, you're the broke salesman who married Iris without even bothering to meet the family first?

00:13:41Oh, he doesn't care about Iris. He just married her for our money.

00:13:44Listen, guy. We all have a stake in this family business. You can't just waltz in here with Iris and steal it from us.

00:13:51I told you, Iris, darling. Bringing this freeloader home was a mistake.

00:13:56Enough. It's Christmas. If you all can't be decent, my husband and I are gonna have to leave.

00:14:02Iris, don't be like that. We're just joking. You're the guest of honor tonight. You can't leave. Come on, come here.

00:14:08I'm sorry, Damien. My family's business is in trouble, and they were counting on Marcus to save us by marrying me off to him first.

00:14:23It's nothing personal. They just see you as standing in front of their money.

00:14:27It's amusing, actually. They're so against me, but they don't know anything about me.

00:14:31I know everything I need to know about you.

00:14:33Unlike the men they want me to be with, you're a good guy. You're doing great. This is the best few grand I've ever spent.

00:14:42Well, I'm just keeping my promise. And I really don't need your money. I'm having a really good time with you.

00:14:50You're special. And I feel bad. In a rush to get married, we never consummated our relationship.

00:14:56But maybe later tonight we can...

00:15:04Monty Iris!

00:15:06Uh, who's that?

00:15:08Hi, Leslie. This is my new husband, Damien. Damien, this is my niece, Leslie.

00:15:13Merry Christmas, Uncle Damien.

00:15:15Merry Christmas, kiddo. I didn't know you had a niece. Someone brought her a gift.

00:15:19Pew, pew, pew, pew, pew!

00:15:21Whoa.

00:15:23Uncle Damien, my money home's empty. Can you give me some money to fill it up for Christmas?

00:15:27Oh, honey. You're asking the wrong man. He's just a broke, small town loser. He doesn't have any cash for you. Do you, Damien?

00:15:36Leslie, Damien can't afford it.

00:15:39Daddy, what's a broke loser?

00:15:41Oh, it's just someone who's stupid and lazy and doesn't have enough to eat. Sounds sad, right?

00:15:47Sounds sad, right?

00:15:48Oh, no. I'm really sorry, Uncle Damien. I shouldn't have asked.

00:15:52Tom, Leslie, your dad is joking. But maybe instead of something that costs money, Uncle Damien could take you somewhere.

00:15:59Now, Leslie, I'd love to fill your money gun. But I don't have any cash on me. But if you take this to the bank, they'll fill it up for you.

00:16:07Oh, Damien. You know the bank won't bother cashing a check that's worth less than the paper that it's printed on.

00:16:1450 grand.

00:16:17$50,000? Where'd you get this kind of money?

00:16:21It can't be right. Unless...

00:16:24Damien, I don't know where you're from, but in the real world, writing a bad check is a crime.

00:16:29I knew it. He doesn't have this kind of money. He's just trying to show off. This check is worthless.

00:16:36It's not, Leslie. Cash the check.

00:16:38This idiot's clothes don't even have a brand. If you're going to pretend to be rich, try investing in some nicer clothes instead of these cheap knockoffs.

00:16:49Cheap? This is custom-made, thank you.

00:16:51Damien, you are an embarrassment to this family. Lying to a child to protect your poor ego. How awful.

00:16:58You know, I was curious why your family's business was failing, but now I see why. You guys all jump to conclusions and you can't see the truth when it's right in front of your face.

00:17:10You think I'm some poor loser? Prove it. Cash the check. Take it to the bank. And when you're ready to apologize, my wife and I will be here waiting.

00:17:18And when the check bounces, it won't. This is a family Christmas, and I'm done wasting my time on this loser.

00:17:29Agreed. Tom, help me with this. I'm gonna need a drink.

00:17:38Who brought these Christmas gifts? They're from Damien.

00:17:42It's just a few gifts I got for the family. We can open them up during dinner.

00:17:45I really don't want to upset Dad during dinner, so I'd better check him out to make sure they're not too cheap or offensive.

00:17:50Hey, tough guy. What, are you embarrassed about your Christmas gifts?

00:17:54What is this fuss about, huh?

00:17:57Grandpa. This is my husband, Damien. The one I told you about.

00:18:03Merry Christmas, Grandpa. Good, good. Not too tall, but handsome. You two make a lovely couple.

00:18:10Hey, Dad, what are you doing? Shouldn't you be resting?

00:18:12I couldn't wait to see my precious granddaughter. Is that a problem?

00:18:17Grandpa, everyone, dinner's ready.

00:18:22Can I help you, little girl? I'm here to get some cash for my uncle.

00:18:35My dad said it's fake, but my uncle Damien said it's real, and he's a nice guy. Can you help me cash it?

00:18:39Fifty thousand dollars? I think your uncle's playing a trick for me.

00:18:44I'm sorry. I didn't know. This is authentic. I'll get your cash now.

00:18:48Hi-hee.

00:18:49Iris, where can I find a chair?

00:18:50My dad said it's fake, but my uncle Damien said it's real, and he's a nice guy.

00:18:55Can you help me cash it?

00:18:56$50,000?

00:18:58I think your uncle's playing a trick on you.

00:19:03I'm sorry.

00:19:05I didn't know.

00:19:06This is authentic.

00:19:07I'll get your cash now.

00:19:12Iris, where can I find a chair?

00:19:14Oh, you want a seat at our table when nobody wants you here?

00:19:18He's Iris' husband.

00:19:21Why, don't you?

00:19:22Grandpa, we didn't even know Iris was married.

00:19:24It was random.

00:19:26Aren't you a little concerned that he could be coming for our family's wealth?

00:19:28Damien isn't like that.

00:19:30Iris, we're just looking out for you, okay?

00:19:32I mean, seriously, a guy like this, marrying the CEO of the Olsen Group, if he's not after our money, why else would he be here?

00:19:42That's enough.

00:19:43It's Christmas dinner.

00:19:45Everyone, be respectful.

00:19:47Damien, I got you a present.

00:20:00I think someone confused me for the dog.

00:20:02Good one, sis.

00:20:05Iris, your husband's just been bagging like a pathetic dog for our family fortune.

00:20:11We're going to treat him like one.

00:20:12Amanda, is this some kind of a joke?

00:20:13Actually, I'm not hungry.

00:20:15Oh, you won't eat the food we give you, you ungrateful little gold digger.

00:20:21I'm confused.

00:20:23Okay, Grandpa, let me explain to you what everyone's thinking here.

00:20:26Damien doesn't deserve Iris.

00:20:28Not even a little.

00:20:30He tried to scam my daughter with a fake check.

00:20:32He's a terrible role model and a liar.

00:20:33Merry Christmas.

00:20:37Merry Christmas.

00:20:42The check was real, Dad.

00:20:48Leslie, where did you get all this?

00:20:50It's real.

00:20:51I took Uncle Damien's check to the bank and they cashed it.

00:20:58Thank you, Uncle Damien.

00:21:00Leslie, go back to the kids' table.

00:21:01I'm rich.

00:21:03The check was legit.

00:21:05That was 50 grand.

00:21:06That's more than Damien makes in a whole year.

00:21:08How'd you come up with this kind of cash?

00:21:09Damien, what's going on?

00:21:10Did we just assume he was poor?

00:21:12He did.

00:21:15But, you know what they say about assumptions.

00:21:17They make an ass out of you and me.

00:21:19This cannot be real.

00:21:22Oh, God, please tell me you didn't drain your measly life savings to impress us.

00:21:26Of course that's what he did.

00:21:28What a fragile ego.

00:21:29Draining your entire life savings just to impress a child?

00:21:32Oh, ridiculous.

00:21:33It's shameful.

00:21:35Take it.

00:21:36You obviously need it more than many of us.

00:21:40Iris, I can't believe you married such a pathetic man.

00:21:43It's sad.

00:21:44Damien, you don't have to do this.

00:21:45It's not worth going broke to impress me or my family.

00:21:50Iris, I'm not broke.

00:21:52And I don't need your money.

00:21:54And this is nothing compared to the gifts that I bought for your family.

00:21:59You'll see.

00:22:00I'm sorry, gifts?

00:22:03Gifts.

00:22:05Let's see them.

00:22:07Oh, come on, Dad.

00:22:09He's just a poor salesman.

00:22:11I'm sure they're just trash.

00:22:12You want to see real Christmas gifts?

00:22:14Let's open Amanda's.

00:22:17She's a top executive that's consulted with Harvey Lambert's defense company.

00:22:22She's rich.

00:22:25And she gives good gifts.

00:22:27Hey, what about me?

00:22:28I've done deals with Mr. Lambert.

00:22:29I should get the credit.

00:22:31I've been keeping this family afloat.

00:22:33If it wasn't for me, Iris would have banked her up this company years ago.

00:22:37Excuse me?

00:22:38The company was already in rough shape when I took over.

00:22:41If anything, I was the one who turned it around.

00:22:44The company is still failing.

00:22:47Iris, we can't just sit by and watch you run the Olsen company into bankruptcy.

00:22:52And what exactly do you want me to do?

00:22:54Divorce this loser and marry Marcus.

00:22:56He has the funds we need.

00:22:58Marcus is a huge success.

00:23:00Go be with him.

00:23:01Or stick with this deadbeat and you'll be clipping supermarket coupons in no time at all.

00:23:06Is working with Harvey Lambert such a big deal to all of you?

00:23:10A big deal?

00:23:11Harvey Lambert runs a corporation worth billions.

00:23:14Something that you probably can't comprehend.

00:23:16Harvey Lambert's company is a subsidiary to a much larger corporation.

00:23:20I would know.

00:23:22Harvey's an employee.

00:23:26This pathetic guy thinks he knows about business.

00:23:30Harvey Lambert works for no one.

00:23:32No, Iris.

00:23:32Your husband is delusional.

00:23:36Damien, if you think you know the first thing about a good CEO like Harvey Lambert,

00:23:40you need to get your head examined.

00:23:42Listen, I don't want to ruin Christmas over a petty fight, so I'll call Harvey and we'll clear this right up.

00:23:53I told you I'd come back and I'd come bearing gifts.

00:23:57Merry Christmas, Grandpa.

00:23:59I'm Marcus, Iris' close friend.

00:24:02Oh, Marcus.

00:24:03I thought you had a meeting with Mr. Lambert, but you have time for us?

00:24:08It went great.

00:24:08We're officially partnering.

00:24:10There's much to do, but I just couldn't keep Iris out of my head.

00:24:14So I had to rush right back here.

00:24:16Marcus, you are so impressive.

00:24:18Wish you were my cousin-in-law instead of this loser.

00:24:21Don't be patient.

00:24:23That can be arranged.

00:24:25Oh, Marcus.

00:24:26Show the bottom feeder Damien what a real gift looks like.

00:24:36Iris.

00:24:38I don't want anything from you.

00:24:40A five-star golf club membership?

00:24:49This must be worth $30,000.

00:24:52Thanks, Marcus.

00:24:56A 49-year-old whiskey?

00:24:59That's $50,000 right there.

00:25:03Iris, check this out.

00:25:05It was worn at last year's Met Gala.

00:25:09Oh, my goodness.

00:25:11It's got to be worth $100,000.

00:25:13Mr. Lambert's having a banquet in a few days.

00:25:16I was hoping Iris would wear it and be my date.

00:25:20Marcus, this is too much.

00:25:22You should return it and ask for a refund.

00:25:24Iris, are you serious?

00:25:25This would look amazing on you.

00:25:27You would be the talk of the town.

00:25:29I know, Damien.

00:25:31It must be hard to know that you couldn't ever compare to Marcus, but you'll get over it.

00:25:36No, I just find it amusing that you're all so floored by what Marcus considers to be nice gifts.

00:25:42Okay, Damien, shut up.

00:25:48You're just jealous.

00:25:49You will never be able to afford amazing and expensive gifts like these.

00:25:53Marcus, don't even listen to him.

00:25:56He's such a leech.

00:25:58Iris will come to her senses, and then she'll divorce him soon.

00:26:02And then she's all yours.

00:26:04You charmer.

00:26:08Oh, Damien.

00:26:09Here's what you'll never stand about the Walton's, you goddamn fool.

00:26:18We value sophistication, class, luxury.

00:26:23But if you don't think that my gifts are worthy enough, then enlighten us.

00:26:28Show everybody what you got them with your tiny little bank account.

00:26:34Oh, Damien's gifts are probably from the dollar discount, Ben, I'm sure.

00:26:38No, no, that's too generous.

00:26:40More like the free donation bin.

00:26:42Not exactly.

00:26:44See for yourselves.

00:26:46You're just setting yourself up for embarrassment.

00:26:48What happens if it turns out that your gifts are worth less?

00:26:51Then you'll apologize to Marcus and divorce Iris.

00:26:55Mom.

00:26:56I think that's a great idea.

00:26:57I'll take that bet.

00:26:58And when my gifts are more valuable than yours,

00:27:02you'll apologize to Iris and I.

00:27:08Tom, I hear you like fishing on the open seas.

00:27:25Well, now you can.

00:27:28I'm your own personal, yeah.

00:27:29It's a Lazara.

00:27:36Entry-level boat is 10 million.

00:27:39Anna, my beautiful mother-in-law.

00:27:42I hear you like collecting art.

00:27:43That's some innocent painting.

00:27:54Let's go for about 40 million.

00:27:56And this, the only one of its kind,

00:28:00the Ocean Hearts Diamond Necklace,

00:28:02worth $100 million.

00:28:03Okay, how, how is this possible?

00:28:23Hmm?

00:28:24You had a deal, right, Marcus?

00:28:27So apologize to my husband.

00:28:30Wasn't writing.

00:28:31Damien was telling the truth.

00:28:33He's rich.

00:28:34Oh, Iris, you chose so well.

00:28:38We were so rude to your husband,

00:28:39and we didn't mean it.

00:28:42Marcus made us do it.

00:28:43Wait a second.

00:28:45Wait a second.

00:28:47Damien, Damien, Damien.

00:28:50You almost fooled me.

00:28:52Marcus, what are you talking about?

00:28:55Think about it.

00:28:57How does a broke idiot like this

00:28:59afford any of this?

00:29:00There's only one logical answer.

00:29:04The cheap knock-ups.

00:29:05They're fake.

00:29:07Oh, you're right.

00:29:10I knew it.

00:29:12Come on, Iris, let's stick with the plan.

00:29:14For the family.

00:29:15Divorce Damien and marry Marcus.

00:29:18Are you sure you all want to take that risk?

00:29:21Are you absolutely positive

00:29:24these are cheap fakes

00:29:25just because some middle manager says so?

00:29:29I believe Damien.

00:29:31Sure, it seems far-fetched for a salesman

00:29:33to afford such expensive gifts,

00:29:35but we don't know much about him.

00:29:37What's there to know?

00:29:38Do you seriously think

00:29:40that this random loser

00:29:42is a secret billionaire?

00:29:46I don't think so.

00:29:48Grandpa Harold,

00:29:49you're a smart man.

00:29:51You've seen luxuries,

00:29:52you're well-traveled.

00:29:53What's your expert opinion?

00:29:55Are my gifts cheap fakes?

00:30:02Tom, what are you doing?

00:30:03Just taking my anger

00:30:04out of this fake junk

00:30:05your husband brides.

00:30:07That looks like fun.

00:30:09Hey, I want to try.

00:30:10Do you have any idea

00:30:15what you just did?

00:30:16They're just fakes anyway.

00:30:18I mean, they would end up

00:30:18in the trash eventually.

00:30:21Dad, you need to rest

00:30:22and not use your energy

00:30:23for worrying about these gifts.

00:30:25You're so ignorant.

00:30:28What if they were real, Jimmy?

00:30:30What if you just destroyed

00:30:31a $40 million piece of art

00:30:33out of spite?

00:30:34God, you're insane.

00:30:35They're not real.

00:30:36If we displayed this painting,

00:30:38we'd be arrested

00:30:38for fraud and forgery.

00:30:39Stop!

00:30:53Stop!

00:30:58Do you have any idea

00:31:00what you've just done?

00:31:02You fools!

00:31:05Damien, look what you've done

00:31:06to Grandpa.

00:31:07He's furious with you.

00:31:09No, Amanda.

00:31:09I'm furious with you.

00:31:11The painting.

00:31:13The necklace.

00:31:14The boat.

00:31:15They're real.

00:31:18What?

00:31:19Grandpa, you're joking.

00:31:20Dad, why are you on the floor?

00:31:30I'm cleaning up your mess.

00:31:32This so-called trash

00:31:33is worth millions.

00:31:34No way.

00:31:36Your vision must be fading, Grandpa.

00:31:38Damien just bought

00:31:39some nice-looking fakes.

00:31:40Ah!

00:31:43How could I raise kids

00:31:45this stupid?

00:31:48Are you saying

00:31:49these are real?

00:31:50When I was younger,

00:31:51I saw this very painting

00:31:53and the private collection

00:31:54of Mr. Blaine Sr.,

00:31:56the richest man

00:31:57in the country.

00:31:59Collectors lined up

00:32:00to bid.

00:32:03Mr. Blaine wouldn't sell.

00:32:04I destroyed

00:32:05a $40 million painting?

00:32:07I know these diamonds.

00:32:08They were procured

00:32:10at great cost.

00:32:12A smashed

00:32:12a $100 million

00:32:13diamond necklace?

00:32:17Damien,

00:32:18are you really so wealthy?

00:32:20You said you knew

00:32:21Mr. Lambert.

00:32:23Why didn't you tell me?

00:32:25Iris, I didn't want you

00:32:27to want me for my money.

00:32:29But I never lied to you.

00:32:32And there's still

00:32:34one gift left.

00:32:36For you.

00:32:38My wife.

00:32:40I deserve the whole world.

00:32:42You don't have to

00:32:43spend so much on me.

00:32:44I don't care about all that.

00:32:45I know.

00:32:47But I care about you.

00:32:49And I want you to get

00:32:50everything that you deserve.

00:32:52No.

00:32:53This is ridiculous.

00:32:56I'm rich.

00:32:57I'm successful.

00:32:58He's just a...

00:33:00You see, Damien?

00:33:02Well, they're real.

00:33:05But he didn't buy them.

00:33:06He stole them.

00:33:12All these gifts are connected

00:33:13to Mr. Lambert.

00:33:15So how did they get

00:33:16in your hands, Damien?

00:33:18Well, Damien,

00:33:19care to explain?

00:33:21Harvey sent them to me,

00:33:22of course.

00:33:23I've told you all of that.

00:33:24Stop the line.

00:33:25You stole them

00:33:26from Mr. Lambert.

00:33:28You'll bring us all down

00:33:28with you.

00:33:29You're a criminal.

00:33:30This is outrageous.

00:33:31You worthless fraud.

00:33:33You conned your way

00:33:34into our family

00:33:35and we nearly fell for it.

00:33:36You belong in jail.

00:33:38Mr. Lambert's

00:33:39valuable belongings

00:33:40are ruined

00:33:40because of you.

00:33:42Damien,

00:33:43is this true?

00:33:45Iris,

00:33:46absolutely not.

00:33:49Trust me.

00:33:49Yeah.

00:33:50Well, what a coincidence.

00:33:55Mr. Lambert just texted me

00:33:56to say that he's

00:33:57on his way here

00:33:57right now.

00:33:59And once he sees

00:34:00what you've stolen

00:34:01from him, Damien,

00:34:02you're fucked.

00:34:04Perfect.

00:34:05I was hoping

00:34:06my little friend Lambert

00:34:07would stop by.

00:34:10Mr. Lambert is coming here

00:34:12on Christmas?

00:34:13Did he say why?

00:34:15He doesn't say why,

00:34:16but it's obvious

00:34:17because he found out

00:34:17that Damien stole

00:34:18from him.

00:34:19He's so screwed.

00:34:21When he sees

00:34:22what we've done

00:34:22to these gifts,

00:34:23he'll come after us.

00:34:25Relax.

00:34:26I'll explain everything

00:34:27to Mr. Lambert

00:34:27once he gets here.

00:34:29Damien will take the blame.

00:34:31Mr. Lambert will thank us

00:34:32because he capped

00:34:35a thief for him.

00:34:37Marcus,

00:34:37you're a lifesaver.

00:34:39I'd do anything

00:34:40for this family.

00:34:42It's just a shame

00:34:42that Iris wouldn't

00:34:44do anything for me.

00:34:46Marcus,

00:34:46I will never be with you.

00:34:47Iris,

00:34:48be thankful Marcus

00:34:49even likes you.

00:34:50Think about what

00:34:50he could do

00:34:51for our family.

00:34:52There's no comparison.

00:34:53He's rich

00:34:55and powerful

00:34:57and Damien

00:34:58is a poor thief.

00:35:02No.

00:35:03I don't believe it.

00:35:05Damien wouldn't

00:35:06steal anything.

00:35:07You seriously believe

00:35:09that Damien

00:35:10is a secret billionaire

00:35:11who is somehow

00:35:12Mr. Lambert's boss?

00:35:14There has to be

00:35:15an explanation.

00:35:15Right, Damien?

00:35:19Iris,

00:35:19nothing I can say

00:35:20or do

00:35:21will convince your family.

00:35:25But I can call Harvey.

00:35:27Mr. Lambert.

00:35:28You'll figure this out.

00:35:30You honestly think

00:35:31we're going to believe

00:35:31that you have

00:35:32Mr. Lambert's phone number?

00:35:33Shh!

00:35:36Harvey,

00:35:37whatever else you're doing

00:35:38can wait.

00:35:39Come to the Olsen house

00:35:40immediately.

00:35:41Yes, sir.

00:35:41I'll cancel my other meeting

00:35:42and be there ASAP.

00:35:45To the Olsen house!

00:35:49Harvey Lambert

00:35:50will be on his way.

00:35:51Once he arrives,

00:35:52we'll figure this out.

00:35:53Did he really call

00:35:54Mr. Lambert?

00:35:55No.

00:35:56Mr. Lambert

00:35:57is a Fortune 500 CEO.

00:36:00There's no way

00:36:01this petty thief

00:36:02has his phone number.

00:36:03Well, I think

00:36:03he does have it.

00:36:04Iris,

00:36:05you sweet,

00:36:06sweet girl.

00:36:08Your looks

00:36:08going to bring this out.

00:36:09Your husband

00:36:10is pulling

00:36:10a big trick on you.

00:36:12Damien,

00:36:13Marcus has

00:36:14Mr. Lambert's number.

00:36:15Show us your call history

00:36:16and let's see

00:36:17if he really called him.

00:36:19It's not that simple.

00:36:20Damien,

00:36:20if you're going to lie,

00:36:21at least commit

00:36:22to the bid.

00:36:23You're caught.

00:36:25I believe you.

00:36:27Just show him

00:36:27your call history.

00:36:33I knew it.

00:36:34You lying piece of shit,

00:36:35there's nothing there.

00:36:36This is my work phone.

00:36:37I do business

00:36:38with the Pentagon

00:36:39and intelligence agencies.

00:36:40My phone has been

00:36:41specifically modified

00:36:42to prevent hacking.

00:36:43All calls leave,

00:36:45no trace.

00:36:46So you're saying

00:36:47that you're a

00:36:47secret military spy?

00:36:50This gets more

00:36:50absurd by the second.

00:36:52Enough.

00:36:53Stop the lying.

00:36:54Stop with the charade.

00:36:55Divorce Iris

00:36:57or we'll call the cops.

00:37:01Oh,

00:37:01I wonder who that could be.

00:37:03Mr. Lambert, perhaps?

00:37:06Great.

00:37:07Right on time.

00:37:09Just as I ordered.

00:37:10Oh, Damien,

00:37:11keep talking.

00:37:12You won't be so cocky

00:37:14when Mr. Lambert

00:37:15has you arrested.

00:37:16We'll see.

00:37:17And don't leave Harvey waiting.

00:37:19Let him in.

00:37:20And we'll see

00:37:20if he arrests me or not.

00:37:21Who are these men?

00:37:26Those are, uh,

00:37:27Vipers.

00:37:28They're the biggest gang

00:37:28south of the Mason Dixon line.

00:37:30Marcus,

00:37:31you invited gang members?

00:37:33Well,

00:37:33somebody had to keep in line

00:37:34your lying,

00:37:35thieving husband.

00:37:36These boys will take

00:37:37care of them for us.

00:37:38Take out the trash

00:37:39before Mr. Lambert gets here.

00:37:40Marcus,

00:37:41I've told you so many times.

00:37:42I'm everything

00:37:43that I claim to be

00:37:44and more.

00:37:45Just wait a minute

00:37:45until Harvey arrives.

00:37:47Damien,

00:37:48you stole my woman.

00:37:50So this is payback.

00:37:52These gangbangers

00:37:52gonna hang you upside down

00:37:54and bleed you out dry.

00:37:56Oh.

00:37:57These Vipers.

00:37:58I remember them now.

00:38:00They've been begging

00:38:01to use my company's

00:38:01weapons for years.

00:38:02Well, damn, Damien.

00:38:04I didn't realize

00:38:04how powerful you were.

00:38:06So,

00:38:07let me get this.

00:38:08You're a billionaire,

00:38:10a spy,

00:38:11and a CEO arms dealer?

00:38:15Now,

00:38:15have I got that right?

00:38:17In a nutshell?

00:38:19Yeah.

00:38:22This is a lunatic

00:38:23I was talking about.

00:38:25He disrespected you.

00:38:26If Captain Brown

00:38:27heard anything

00:38:27you'd been saying,

00:38:28you'd be roadkill.

00:38:30Captain Brown,

00:38:30you're a biker gang leader.

00:38:33We've met.

00:38:35But I bet you

00:38:35he was too embarrassed

00:38:36to tell you.

00:38:37When I refused

00:38:38to do business with him,

00:38:40your fearless leader

00:38:41got down on his knees

00:38:42and begged like a dog.

00:38:43You're gonna regret that.

00:38:45If you hurt her,

00:38:48I swear to God,

00:38:49let her go.

00:38:52You keep resisting.

00:38:54Princess,

00:38:54don't make it

00:38:54through the night.

00:38:56Stop taking it easy on him.

00:38:57What am I paying you for?

00:38:59Come out of here.

00:39:00I'll see.

00:39:02Iris,

00:39:02it'll be okay.

00:39:03Move it.

00:39:07Marcus,

00:39:07what have you done?

00:39:08I took out the trash

00:39:10before Mr. Lambert

00:39:10could arrive.

00:39:12Hey,

00:39:13I did this for us.

00:39:21I rushed over

00:39:22like you asked, boss.

00:39:24Where's Harp?

00:39:25Mr. Lambert in our house.

00:39:30What an honor.

00:39:31Oh my God,

00:39:32what a dream.

00:39:33Mr. Lambert,

00:39:34you're like a business legend.

00:39:36It's a pleasure to meet you.

00:39:37Hi, Mr. Lambert.

00:39:38I'm Amanda.

00:39:39I work for your company.

00:39:41You're always so busy,

00:39:43so we've never really met.

00:39:44But all right,

00:39:45all right,

00:39:45all right.

00:39:46Not all at once.

00:39:47I can't respond to everybody

00:39:48all at the same time.

00:39:50Thank you for coming

00:39:50to our house

00:39:51and to wish us

00:39:52Merry Christmas.

00:39:54Merry Christmas?

00:39:55I came to congratulate Iris.

00:39:58Iris?

00:39:59On what?

00:40:00On her wedding.

00:40:02Let me tell you,

00:40:02she married an incredible man.

00:40:05Oh.

00:40:06You must mean Marcus.

00:40:08Yes.

00:40:09Marcus and Iris

00:40:09aren't married.

00:40:10Not officially.

00:40:11I mean,

00:40:11not yet, anyway.

00:40:12Marcus?

00:40:13No.

00:40:14I'm talking about

00:40:15Mr. Blaine.

00:40:17Damien Blaine.

00:40:17Where is he?

00:40:32Boys,

00:40:32piece of advice.

00:40:34When you abduct someone,

00:40:36tie them up.

00:40:38For a weakling like you?

00:40:43There's no need.

00:40:45Okay.

00:40:47I have places

00:40:48I need to be.

00:40:50So call your gang leader,

00:40:51Brown.

00:40:52Let's get this over with

00:40:53once and for all.

00:40:54Who the hell

00:40:55do you think you are?

00:40:57Mr. Blaine.

00:40:58Mr. Blaine.

00:40:59Hey.

00:40:59I'm David Brown.

00:41:00I'm the head

00:41:01of the Viper MC.

00:41:02You are a hard man

00:41:03to get a hold of.

00:41:04But I need access

00:41:05to Atlas guns.

00:41:07My guys are counting on me.

00:41:08I'll pay double.

00:41:09The Vipers.

00:41:10You can buy weapons

00:41:11anywhere, Viker.

00:41:13Why Atlas Arms?

00:41:14Because they're the best.

00:41:16Look,

00:41:16we're in the middle

00:41:17of a turf war right now

00:41:18and my guys need the best

00:41:19or we're going to take

00:41:20some heavy-ass losses.

00:41:21Name your price.

00:41:22I'll triple it.

00:41:23Mr. Blaine has presidents

00:41:24and prime ministers

00:41:25on speed dial.

00:41:27He doesn't need

00:41:28your business.

00:41:29He doesn't want

00:41:30your business.

00:41:32Hey,

00:41:33Mr. Blaine,

00:41:33you got to help me.

00:41:34Come on,

00:41:35Mr. Blaine.

00:41:37Fuck!

00:41:39Brown would kill

00:41:39all of you

00:41:40if you knew

00:41:40what you were doing

00:41:41with me right now.

00:41:41Shut up, bitch.

00:41:43One more word

00:41:43and we'll blow

00:41:45your damn brains out.

00:41:48Not so tough now, huh?

00:41:51The Vipers

00:41:51are the biggest gang

00:41:52in this state.

00:41:54One word from them,

00:41:56they'll kill

00:41:56your whole family.

00:41:58Seems like

00:41:59your family hates you.

00:42:01We could kill you.

00:42:03No one even care.

00:42:04And with you

00:42:04out of the picture,

00:42:06I'm going to swoop in

00:42:07and bet your wife.

00:42:09You lay even

00:42:10one finger on her.

00:42:11Oh, I bet

00:42:11she could take

00:42:12more than one finger.

00:42:15She's going to love it.

00:42:17There's nothing

00:42:17a poor cuck

00:42:18like you can do

00:42:19about it.

00:42:29What a loser

00:42:30like you

00:42:30in order to do that.

00:42:31Take him down!

00:42:32But,

00:42:33I don't think

00:42:34he's a loser

00:42:34like Marcus said.

00:42:35He's got skills

00:42:36and training.

00:42:38Who are you?

00:42:39Hey,

00:42:39he's a nobody.

00:42:41You're a loser.

00:42:42I'm the man

00:42:43your boss

00:42:43got on his knees

00:42:44to beg to.

00:42:45And he'll be

00:42:46very angry

00:42:46to know how

00:42:47you treated me.

00:42:48Who am I,

00:42:49you ask?

00:42:50I'm Damien Blaine,

00:42:52CEO of Atlas

00:42:53Defense Corps.

00:42:54Nice to meet you,

00:42:55assholes.

00:42:56Where is the man of the hour?

00:43:03Your husband,

00:43:05Mr. Blaine.

00:43:06Marcus and the Vipers

00:43:07took him.

00:43:08Taken

00:43:08by the Vipers?

00:43:11Why?

00:43:13Because

00:43:13Marcus said

00:43:14he stole from you.

00:43:15Marcus said

00:43:16that Damien

00:43:16stole from me.

00:43:17Yeah,

00:43:18is that

00:43:18a problem?

00:43:20Oh,

00:43:20Mr. Lambert,

00:43:21I'm sorry,

00:43:21I think there's been

00:43:22miscommunication.

00:43:22Please sit.

00:43:24We can talk this over

00:43:25and Damien,

00:43:26he's just a loser.

00:43:27No,

00:43:27no,

00:43:28no,

00:43:28no.

00:43:28You're a den of fools.

00:43:31Ignorance.

00:43:32Wait,

00:43:32wait,

00:43:33where are you going?

00:43:34To fix your catastrophic

00:43:35screw up.

00:43:36I'm going to go get

00:43:37Damien Blaine.

00:43:39Iris,

00:43:40this is your fault.

00:43:42I told you

00:43:42Damien was trouble.

00:43:44He stole from Mr. Lambert

00:43:45and now he's dragging

00:43:46us all down.

00:43:47Well,

00:43:48Damien's a dead man

00:43:48walking.

00:43:49Mr. Lambert

00:43:49practically just

00:43:50screamed at us

00:43:51for knowing him.

00:43:52You all heard

00:43:52what you wanted to hear.

00:43:53Iris,

00:43:54come back.

00:43:54It's Christmas.

00:43:55Where the hell

00:43:56do you think you're going?

00:43:57To save my husband.

00:43:59Oh,

00:43:59in the viper pit?

00:44:01No,

00:44:02I forbid it.

00:44:07Mr. Lambert,

00:44:08Merry Christmas.

00:44:09I was not expecting

00:44:10your call.

00:44:11Does this mean

00:44:11Mr. Blaine

00:44:11has agreed

00:44:12to our arms deal?

00:44:13Deal?

00:44:14Your gang of morons

00:44:15had half-wist

00:44:16abducted him.

00:44:17Shit.

00:44:19I'll fix it.

00:44:20Yes,

00:44:20you will.

00:44:23Mr. Lambert,

00:44:24this was not my doing.

00:44:25It is your problem.

00:44:26Get Mr. Blaine

00:44:27out safely

00:44:28or the hellfire

00:44:29might of Atlas

00:44:30will destroy you.

00:44:32Consider it done.

00:44:38I need

00:44:39every viper

00:44:40in Buford

00:44:41accounted for now.

00:44:42Do it.

00:44:43What?

00:44:44Where?

00:44:46The viper pit.

00:44:47Son of a bitch.

00:44:49We're the

00:44:52CEO of

00:44:54Atlas Defense.

00:45:00Because you can

00:45:01take apart a gun?

00:45:03Everyone in our gang

00:45:04can do that,

00:45:05dickwad.

00:45:06Yeah,

00:45:06you're so fucked.

00:45:08Atlas is the world's

00:45:09biggest defense

00:45:10contractor

00:45:10and someone like you

00:45:12is strong

00:45:13or smart enough

00:45:14to do

00:45:15Oh my god.

00:45:16I know your family

00:45:18and I know the business.

00:45:20I'd never imagined

00:45:21that they'd ally

00:45:21with some street gang.

00:45:22Don't just stand there,

00:45:24shoot him!

00:45:25Lay that over to him.

00:45:26If anyone harms him,

00:45:28they have to answer to me.

00:45:32Buzz!

00:45:33What are you doing here?

00:45:34Oh shit.

00:45:35He really is

00:45:36the CEO of Atlas.

00:45:38We're gonna catch an ass-whooping

00:45:39for this.

00:45:40About time, Brian.

00:45:41Hey,

00:45:42that's Mr. Brown.

00:45:44Or sir

00:45:45to you.

00:45:46I heard a VIP was kidnapped.

00:45:47VIP?

00:45:48No, sir.

00:45:50He's a liar.

00:45:51He's a fraud.

00:45:52His whole family hates him.

00:45:53He's lying.

00:45:56What the hell was that for?

00:45:58You kidnapped the CEO

00:45:59of Atlas Defense Corps,

00:46:01you stupid fuck.

00:46:02Look at your goddamn line.

00:46:05You're about to die.

00:46:07You're the CEO of nothing.

00:46:11I never saw Blaine's face.

00:46:13Could this be him?

00:46:15What do we do now, boss?

00:46:16The Atlas CEO's name

00:46:18is Mr. Damien Blaine.

00:46:20Let's see some ID.

00:46:22Don't.

00:46:28Oh, shit.

00:46:30Give me that.

00:46:32This is a fake ID.

00:46:34Some AI forgery.

00:46:36There's too much at stake.

00:46:37I can't risk this.

00:46:38I need to be able to confirm

00:46:39you are who you say you are.

00:46:41You're getting on my nerves,

00:46:42Biker.

00:46:43Harvey can confirm my identity.

00:46:54Tell me you rescued Mr. Blaine

00:46:56or you're gonna be

00:46:57in a world of hurt.

00:46:58Sorry, Mr. Lambert.

00:47:01I'm confused.

00:47:02Kyle Walton?

00:47:03This isn't a good time.

00:47:04What do you need?

00:47:05On behalf of the Walton Group,

00:47:06I'd like to humbly ask

00:47:08if you would honor us

00:47:09by arranging a meeting

00:47:09between Mr. Blaine

00:47:10and our CEO, Marcus Walton.

00:47:12He's a huge fan.

00:47:13Marcus?

00:47:14A huge fan?

00:47:15Fine, I'll handle it.

00:47:18I need to go now.

00:47:19This is an emergency.

00:47:21How much longer to the Viper Pit?

00:47:22Three minutes, sir.

00:47:25It's busy.

00:47:26I can't confirm

00:47:28your identity.

00:47:30There's nothing to confirm.

00:47:32He stole Mr. Lambert's gifts, huh?

00:47:34If you call Mr. Lambert,

00:47:35he's just gonna...

00:47:36You'll just piss him off.

00:47:37Finish him now.

00:47:38Boss,

00:47:39this asshole attacked us.

00:47:40He humiliated the Vipers.

00:47:42We have to take him down.

00:47:43Very well.

00:47:46Beat him senseless

00:47:48and make it hurt.

00:47:55But don't kill him.

00:47:57At least not yet.

00:47:58Shit, it's my dad.

00:48:06Hey, hold on.

00:48:07Hold on.

00:48:09Dad, I'm in the middle of something.

00:48:12Something more important

00:48:13than meeting Atlas CEO, Mr. Blaine?

00:48:15I'm meeting Mr. Blaine.

00:48:17Oh, yes.

00:48:18If we could lock him down,

00:48:20the Walton group might finally break

00:48:22into the Fortune 500.

00:48:23Get back here to prep.

00:48:24I'm about to go meet

00:48:28the real Mr. Blaine.

00:48:30You're a fucking liar.

00:48:33You're not CEO.

00:48:35You're just some loser

00:48:36who's about to get his skull

00:48:37bashed in.

00:48:41I'm gonna go to the banquet

00:48:42and I put up Iris on my arm.

00:48:45I'm gonna be inside of her.

00:48:47And you're gonna be inside

00:48:48of a shallow grave.

00:48:50I would let go now.

00:48:51Brown,

00:48:55once the Walton group

00:48:56is in with Mr. Blaine,

00:48:58the Vipers will get their weapons.

00:49:00I'll forever be in your debt, sir.

00:49:04Kill Damien.

00:49:06We'll be even.

00:49:08See you at the banquet.

00:49:09All right, Mr. Blaine.

00:49:16Time's up.

00:49:17Put it down!

00:49:18Mr. Lambert.

00:49:21What are you doing here?

00:49:23You said you could handle this.

00:49:24You obviously failed,

00:49:26you moron.

00:49:27I am handling it.

00:49:29This guy's pretending

00:49:30to be Mr. Blaine.

00:49:31He's a con man.

00:49:32Who told you he was a con man?

00:49:33Why, the billionaire

00:49:34to the Walton fortune himself,

00:49:36Marcus Walton.

00:49:37Marcus Walton

00:49:38has never seen Mr. Blaine.

00:49:40He took his word.

00:49:42What?

00:49:43But...

00:49:43Now,

00:49:45now,

00:49:46Blaine is the CEO of Atlas.

00:49:48I'd know him if I saw him.

00:49:49And that guy

00:49:50is no global arms dealer.

00:49:53Very good.

00:49:56Very...

00:49:56What the hell was that for?

00:50:01I'm doing this for Mr. Blaine.

00:50:03This is Mr. Blaine.

00:50:05What?

00:50:05I'll save you, Damien.

00:50:13You may not be rich,

00:50:14but you don't have to

00:50:14put yourself in danger

00:50:15just for me.

00:50:20You're the real Damien Blaine.

00:50:22I'm sorry, sir.

00:50:24This never should have happened.

00:50:26Vipers have crossed the line.

00:50:28How do you want to handle this?

00:50:29Say the word,

00:50:31and our people can eradicate

00:50:32the entire gang.

00:50:33Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

00:50:35Stop, stop, stop.

00:50:37Don't do this.

00:50:38Don't, don't do this.

00:50:39I am begging you.

00:50:41Don't do this.

00:50:42It's not up to me.

00:50:43Look, I didn't know, man.

00:50:43Please, please.

00:50:45Pathetic.

00:50:46You did know.

00:50:48I told you exactly who I was.

00:50:51You just didn't want to listen.

00:50:54I'm sorry.

00:50:55It was Marcus and his lies.

00:50:57I shouldn't have listened to him.

00:50:59I will do anything.

00:51:01The Vipers will do anything.

00:51:02I run a global war machine

00:51:05larger than most nations' armies.

00:51:07What could you and your petty

00:51:09little viker gang possibly do for me?

00:51:15Actually,

00:51:16there's one thing.

00:51:19There's a Christmas banquet

00:51:20with business partners

00:51:21in a couple days.

00:51:23Marcus and his Walton group

00:51:24will be there.

00:51:25Do you understand

00:51:26what I'm telling you?

00:51:27Yes, sir.

00:51:28I understand.

00:51:30The Vipers won't let you down.

00:51:31I'll save you, Damien!

00:51:45Don't hurt my husband!

00:51:53Consider me saved, babe.

00:51:54Are you hurt?

00:51:59What did they do?

00:52:01I'm fine.

00:52:02Iris,

00:52:03you came for me.

00:52:05That was incredibly brave.

00:52:07Well,

00:52:08I was worried about you.

00:52:10What happened?

00:52:12Where's the gang?

00:52:14They had to take off.

00:52:17Iris,

00:52:17I love that you came for me.

00:52:19But it was dangerous.

00:52:22You could have been hurt.

00:52:23This is just a contract marriage.

00:52:25You don't owe me anything.

00:52:27Why would you

00:52:27risk it all just for me?

00:52:29Well,

00:52:30at first I was just marrying you

00:52:31as a way to dodge Marcus.

00:52:32But,

00:52:33I don't know.

00:52:34You've grown on me.

00:52:36I don't care

00:52:37that you're not rich.

00:52:38When they took you,

00:52:39I realized

00:52:40I think I'm

00:52:41calling for you.

00:52:43It makes two of us.

00:52:50I couldn't ask

00:52:51for a better wife.

00:53:05Wow.

00:53:08We should

00:53:09probably get out of here

00:53:10before those biker dudes

00:53:11come back.

00:53:12We don't have to worry

00:53:13about them anymore.

00:53:14Iris,

00:53:14you risked it all.

00:53:16And you saved me.

00:53:18Now I want to save you.

00:53:20I know that your family's

00:53:21business is struggling.

00:53:23Fortunately,

00:53:24I can help.

00:53:26At the business banquet

00:53:27in a couple days,

00:53:28I'm supposed to sign

00:53:29a multi-billion dollar deal

00:53:31with Marcus

00:53:31and his one group.

00:53:33Wait.

00:53:33But instead,

00:53:35I want to give

00:53:37that money to you.

00:53:39What do you mean?

00:53:43Wait.

00:53:44Babe.

00:53:45Banquet?

00:53:47Walton Group?

00:53:47I don't understand.

00:53:49Marcus and Mr. Lambert

00:53:50are finalizing a deal.

00:53:51Mr. Lambert works for me.

00:53:53I'm doing the deal.

00:53:55And I'm changing it.

00:53:57For you.

00:53:59You want to role play?

00:54:00Okay.

00:54:02You play

00:54:03big business tycoon.

00:54:04And I'll play...

00:54:05Babe.

00:54:05I love where your head's at.

00:54:09But this isn't some game.

00:54:13Believe it or not,

00:54:14I'm telling you the truth.

00:54:16You're funny.

00:54:18Okay.

00:54:19I guess I'll look forward

00:54:19to it then.

00:54:21Grandpa's waiting for us.

00:54:22And as the only member

00:54:23of my family who likes you,

00:54:25we can't keep him waiting.

00:54:33Iris, what is it?

00:54:35Grandpa's in the hospital.

00:54:36The doctor says

00:54:47your grandpa has

00:54:47brain melt disease.

00:54:49He doesn't have

00:54:50much time left.

00:54:53Grandpa, please wake up.

00:54:54Please.

00:54:55I need you.

00:54:56Please.

00:54:58Harvey,

00:54:59I need them here now.

00:55:01The doctors say

00:55:02all we can do

00:55:02is hope for a miracle.

00:55:05Grandpa took care of me

00:55:06after my dad died.

00:55:07I have to help him.

00:55:09Even if I have to

00:55:10sell the company.

00:55:11Sell the company?

00:55:15Sell the company?

00:55:17Iris, we own shares.

00:55:19You don't have that power.

00:55:21And it's your fault,

00:55:22Grandpa's sick.

00:55:23So you want to save him?

00:55:24Pay out of pocket.

00:55:25It's my fault?

00:55:26Yeah.

00:55:26If you hadn't brought

00:55:27this loser home,

00:55:28Mr. Lambert and Marcus

00:55:29wouldn't have gotten involved

00:55:30and Grandpa

00:55:31wouldn't be half dead.

00:55:32Iris,

00:55:33dish this douche

00:55:34and marry Marcus.

00:55:35His family money

00:55:36will help Grandpa

00:55:37get the best doctors

00:55:38in the world.

00:55:40There's another option.

00:55:43Don't worry.

00:55:44We called in

00:55:44the world's top medical team.

00:55:46They'll be here shortly.

00:55:47Grandpa

00:55:48will be just fine.

00:55:50Really?

00:55:50Really.

00:55:51Bullshit.

00:55:52You expect us to believe

00:55:53that you know

00:55:54and can much less afford

00:55:55the best doctors

00:55:56in the world?

00:56:00You can't even afford

00:56:01decent clothes, Jimmy.

00:56:03Hey.

00:56:04Get off.

00:56:06Okay, and if

00:56:07these doctors exist,

00:56:08why don't they start

00:56:09by treating your

00:56:10delusions of grandeur?

00:56:11Iris, who do you trust

00:56:12more to save Grandpa?

00:56:13Rich, successful Marcus

00:56:14or your broke,

00:56:15delusional husband?

00:56:16Damien might not have money,

00:56:18but I trust him.

00:56:19It's official.

00:56:22His craziness

00:56:22is contagious.

00:56:24Your husband

00:56:25is wasting valuable

00:56:25time with Grandpa.

00:56:27Now get

00:56:28out of here.

00:56:32I came as soon

00:56:33as you called,

00:56:34Mr. Blaine.

00:56:35How can I help?

00:56:39Sorry.

00:56:40Who are you?

00:56:41He's my chief physician,

00:56:42Dr. Franklin.

00:56:43A Nobel Prize winner

00:56:44in medicine.

00:56:45A Nobel Prize winner.

00:56:46How do you know

00:56:48someone so prestigious?

00:56:50Jimmy,

00:56:51maybe Damien

00:56:52really is

00:56:53who he says he is.

00:56:54Grandpa,

00:56:55Damien brought you

00:56:56the best doctor

00:56:57in the world.

00:56:58You're going to be okay.

00:57:08Cardiac arrhythmia

00:57:09is critical.

00:57:10We need an OR stat.

00:57:12Hey, don't worry.

00:57:23Grandpa's

00:57:23going to be just fine.

00:57:29This is all

00:57:30your fault,

00:57:31salesman.

00:57:31Surgery went smoothly.

00:57:41Harold's stable.

00:57:43He's in recovery.

00:57:45Follow me.

00:57:49Damien's doctor

00:57:50saved Grandpa.

00:57:52Do you believe me now?

00:57:54I'm not some loser.

00:57:56I'm a wealthy CEO.

00:57:58I...

00:57:59I...

00:57:59It's honestly a miracle.

00:58:01Good job,

00:58:02Dr. Franklin.

00:58:04It's not hard

00:58:04to help you, sir.

00:58:05Wait,

00:58:06if the surgery

00:58:07was so successful,

00:58:08why hasn't

00:58:10Dad woken up yet?

00:58:14Well,

00:58:15he was under

00:58:15anesthesia for surgery.

00:58:16It's going to need

00:58:17some time to...

00:58:17You messed up,

00:58:18didn't you,

00:58:19doctor?

00:58:20Just admit it.

00:58:22My patient

00:58:22is just fine.

00:58:23Look at his chart.

00:58:24Grandpa's doing great.

00:58:26Damien

00:58:26and his

00:58:27so-called

00:58:28doctor

00:58:28probably forged

00:58:30the chart.

00:58:33Damien,

00:58:34this whole thing

00:58:34is just a scam

00:58:35to get our family fortune.

00:58:37How low can you go?

00:58:39You

00:58:39and your worthless

00:58:41husband

00:58:41want to kill Grandpa

00:58:43and steal his money?

00:58:44You're all insane.

00:58:46Use your eyes.

00:58:47The surgery

00:58:48was successful.

00:58:49No,

00:58:50it wasn't.

00:58:51Damien doesn't know

00:58:51any real doctors.

00:58:52He's not rich.

00:58:53He killed Grandpa

00:58:55and now our family

00:58:56Christmas is going to

00:58:57end up in his funeral.

00:58:58Enough.

00:59:01Why,

00:59:02why are you yelling?

00:59:05Dad,

00:59:06you're awake.

00:59:07Are you okay?

00:59:08Grandpa,

00:59:09we were so worried.

00:59:10It's a miracle.

00:59:12It's a Christmas miracle.

00:59:14What,

00:59:14what happened to me?

00:59:15Damien brought in

00:59:16a world-class doctor

00:59:17who saved your life.

00:59:18I believe the three of you

00:59:21owe Damien

00:59:21and Dr. Franklin

00:59:22an apology.

00:59:24I've always been there

00:59:24for you, Grandpa.

00:59:25I've always been doing

00:59:25everything to make sure

00:59:26you're okay.

00:59:27Tom,

00:59:28Damien was the one

00:59:28who brought in

00:59:29the doctor who saved Grandpa.

00:59:30Now you're trying

00:59:31to take all the credit?

00:59:32Grandpa just woke up

00:59:33and you're trying

00:59:34to start a fight?

00:59:35You and your husband

00:59:36are so obnoxious.

00:59:38Grandpa,

00:59:38I've been by your side.

00:59:39These two don't care about you.

00:59:40You should take away

00:59:41Iris' inheritance

00:59:42and give it to us instead.

00:59:48Grandpa,

00:59:51what was that for?

00:59:53I'm old,

00:59:54but I'm not stupid.

00:59:58Damien put up

00:59:59with your nonsense

01:00:00for Iris.

01:00:02You twist the truth

01:00:04to try to get

01:00:05your hands

01:00:06on her inheritance.

01:00:08You three

01:00:08apologize

01:00:10to Damien.

01:00:12But,

01:00:12if the next word

01:00:14out of your mouths

01:00:15isn't sorry,

01:00:17I am cutting off

01:00:20your inheritances.

01:00:27I'm sorry,

01:00:29Damien.

01:00:29Sorry.

01:00:31Welcome to the family.

01:00:33I'm sorry, Damien.

01:00:35You saved him.

01:00:37But,

01:00:38I have to wonder,

01:00:41how do you know

01:00:42a Nobel Prize winning doctor?

01:00:47I've been telling you

01:00:48all this all along.

01:00:50I'm not this nobody

01:00:51that you think I am.

01:00:53I'm the CEO

01:00:53of Atlas Defense Corps.

01:00:55Um,

01:00:57if,

01:00:57if that's true.

01:00:59Oh my God,

01:01:01what have I done?

01:01:02Oh my God.

01:01:03Now,

01:01:03did I imagine this?

01:01:05Or,

01:01:06did you all spend Christmas

01:01:07telling Iris

01:01:08I wasn't good enough for her?

01:01:09No, no, no, no, no.

01:01:10It's quite the opposite.

01:01:13See,

01:01:14the Olsen family

01:01:15is,

01:01:15is wealthy.

01:01:17I,

01:01:17I just don't see

01:01:18what you see in Iris.

01:01:20What I see in Iris?

01:01:21I see

01:01:22optimism.

01:01:25And I see her character.

01:01:27And I see her lovely personality.

01:01:30And most importantly,

01:01:31I see her beautiful heart.

01:01:33All things money can't buy.

01:01:37But,

01:01:37she's the one

01:01:38that told us

01:01:39you aren't rich.

01:01:41Why, Iris?

01:01:45I'm in sales.

01:01:46What about you, Sarah?

01:01:48In sales?

01:01:49That was a misunderstanding.

01:01:51I just wanted to hire someone

01:01:52to pretend to be my husband.

01:01:54I never expected him

01:01:55to be the richest man

01:01:56in the world.

01:01:57You're pretending

01:01:58to be married?

01:02:01At first,

01:02:02I wanted a contract marriage,

01:02:03so you'd stop

01:02:04trying to get me

01:02:04to marry some rich snob

01:02:05like Marcus.

01:02:07I never expected him

01:02:09to be this incredible guy.

01:02:10Meeting you

01:02:11was the luckiest moment

01:02:12of my life.

01:02:14I never thought

01:02:15I could find someone

01:02:16as kind,

01:02:18caring,

01:02:20and genuine as you.

01:02:22Then you'll have

01:02:23a proper wedding.

01:02:25A Christmas wedding.

01:02:27I'd love to.

01:02:29That is,

01:02:30as long as that doesn't

01:02:31interfere with Harvey's

01:02:31business banquet.

01:02:33We're supposed to sign

01:02:34a multi-billion dollar deal

01:02:35with Marcus Walton's group.

01:02:37Billion?

01:02:37Yes,

01:02:38but I'm not doing the deal.

01:02:40At the banquet,

01:02:41I'll cancel the deal

01:02:42and shift it

01:02:43to your family's company.

01:02:45Call it a

01:02:46early wedding gift

01:02:48for my bride.

01:02:48Oh my God.

01:02:52Tom,

01:02:52we're saved.

01:02:54The company will be

01:02:55worth billions.

01:02:55Billions!

01:03:02Damien,

01:03:02you'd really do that?

01:03:08It's already done.

01:03:09I told you

01:03:24he's unavailable.

01:03:25I'm Marcus Walton,

01:03:26CEO of the

01:03:27Walton Group.

01:03:28I'm here to discuss

01:03:29a billion dollar deal

01:03:30with Mr. Harvey Lambert.

01:03:32Where

01:03:32is he?

01:03:33I told you, sir,

01:03:40he's unavailable.

01:03:41Son,

01:03:42what's the holdup?

01:03:43As I was telling

01:03:44your boy,

01:03:45Mr. Lambert

01:03:45is unavailable

01:03:46to see you.

01:03:47Unacceptable.

01:03:48We're here to sign

01:03:48a multi-billion dollar deal

01:03:49at the banquet

01:03:50in two days.

01:03:51We have to coordinate.

01:03:52Mr. Blaine has decided

01:03:52to amend the plans

01:03:53for the banquet.

01:03:54Why don't you go home

01:03:56and we'll reach out

01:03:57if we need you?

01:03:57Bitch,

01:03:58don't you know

01:03:58who we are?

01:03:59Are you out of your mind,

01:04:00son?

01:04:01This woman is close

01:04:01to Mr. Lambert.

01:04:02Insulting her

01:04:03is essentially

01:04:04insulting Harvey.

01:04:05Dad,

01:04:06we've got a deal.

01:04:07I'm not going to beg

01:04:07to some secretary.

01:04:09Mr. Blaine wants

01:04:10to change the plans.

01:04:11We'll go talk to him.

01:04:13Black, son,

01:04:14you'll meet Mr. Blaine soon.

01:04:15Once you're with him,

01:04:16Mr. Lambert

01:04:17won't even be

01:04:17on your radar anyway.

01:04:19It'll all work out fine.

01:04:21Apologies, ma'am.

01:04:22We'll come back

01:04:23at Mr. Lambert's convenience.

01:04:29Was that the Walton group?

01:04:33Yes, Mr. Lambert.

01:04:35Should I get them back?

01:04:36No.

01:04:37I just got off the phone

01:04:37with the boss

01:04:38to change the plans.

01:04:39Our big contract

01:04:40with them

01:04:40is to be canceled

01:04:41and reassigned

01:04:42to a local family,

01:04:44the Olsons.

01:04:49That's a multibillion-dollar deal.

01:04:52Marcus and his father

01:04:52will be upset.

01:04:53Should we notify them?

01:04:54No, don't bother.

01:04:55But they come back,

01:04:56don't let them in.

01:04:57They think they can win

01:04:58over Mr. Blaine,

01:04:59but they've already

01:05:00screwed up those morons.

01:05:02Get Dawson in here.

01:05:04We need to go over

01:05:04the party details.

01:05:05Yes, sir.

01:05:15Mr. Lambert,

01:05:16what can I do for you?

01:05:17Dawson, you're planning

01:05:18Mr. Blaine's banquet

01:05:19in two days.

01:05:20He and his wife

01:05:21are coming now,

01:05:22so make sure they are

01:05:23treated like a king

01:05:24and a queen.

01:05:25Mr. Blaine?

01:05:26The CEO of Atlas?

01:05:29I'm honored.

01:05:30I'll make sure

01:05:31everything is perfect for them.

01:05:32He's taken a personal

01:05:33interest at this event.

01:05:38Give him a call.

01:05:46Mr. Blaine,

01:05:47it's Liam Dawson,

01:05:48the coordinator

01:05:49for your banquet coming up.

01:05:50I'm here at your disposal

01:05:51for anything you need.

01:05:52I only have one request.

01:05:54Make sure Marcus Walton

01:05:56and his family

01:05:56are removed from the list.

01:06:07This is my day.

01:06:08Nobody's here to greet me.

01:06:11Who's that asshole

01:06:12over there

01:06:12sucking both my attention?

01:06:14You don't know?

01:06:15That's Liam Dawson,

01:06:17Mr. Lambert's right-hand man.

01:06:18He's the one

01:06:19orchestrating

01:06:20this entire

01:06:21grand event.

01:06:22Sounds like someone

01:06:23I should know.

01:06:26Liam,

01:06:27it's a pleasure

01:06:28to meet me,

01:06:28I'm sure.

01:06:29I'm sorry you are?

01:06:30Marcus Walton,

01:06:31of course.

01:06:33My family's

01:06:33sponsoring this event.

01:06:36Beth signed

01:06:37a Billingdale deal

01:06:37with Mr. Blaine.

01:06:40Don't pretend

01:06:40like you're not

01:06:41in awe of me.

01:06:42I understand

01:06:42I come off

01:06:43as very...

01:06:44Oh, look at the time.

01:06:46I don't have time

01:06:47for lesser guests.

01:06:48I must find

01:06:48Mr. Blaine.

01:06:50Why don't you

01:06:50mingle in the back

01:06:52away from our

01:06:53real VIPs?

01:07:06What the fuck?

01:07:09Mr. Blaine's

01:07:10about this idea

01:07:11dealing with you.

01:07:14Eddie doesn't know

01:07:15who he's messing with.

01:07:22This fool's been

01:07:23sitting out

01:07:24for 20 minutes.

01:07:25It's not fresh anymore.

01:07:26Replace it.

01:07:34Here we are, Don.

01:07:35Eddie?

01:07:40Could that be

01:07:40Mr. and Mrs. Blaine?

01:07:43Nah.

01:07:44Mr. Blaine

01:07:44would only roll in

01:07:45with heavy security.

01:07:47They must not

01:07:47be anyone important.

01:07:49Marcus,

01:07:50I heard you're

01:07:50about to close

01:07:51on a deal

01:07:51with Mr. Lambert.

01:07:52Your family's business

01:07:53is going to skyrocket.

01:07:55Maybe we should talk.

01:07:57Anyone that does

01:07:58a deal like this

01:07:58ends up

01:07:59on the Forbes

01:08:00billionaire list.

01:08:01You're going to

01:08:02be somebody.

01:08:02what's the opposite

01:08:13of a big,

01:08:15successful,

01:08:17billionaire business

01:08:18titan like myself?

01:08:20Oh, yes.

01:08:21Damien.

01:08:24How does a

01:08:26broke salesman

01:08:27like you, Damien,

01:08:27get into an event

01:08:28like this?

01:08:28Pretty classy.

01:08:30$10,000 a head.

01:08:31A salesman?

01:08:32Oh, he's a commoner.

01:08:33He's dampening

01:08:34the evening.

01:08:35Why hasn't security

01:08:36thrown him out?

01:08:38I ordered Dawson

01:08:38to remove you

01:08:39and your pathetic

01:08:40family out of this event.

01:08:42He disappointed me.

01:08:43Slander?

01:08:44You can't even

01:08:45tell him what to do.

01:08:46Who are you to

01:08:47try and order

01:08:48Mr. Dawson around?

01:08:49I don't know.

01:08:50It's okay.

01:08:51Don't be surprised.

01:08:53Damien is a known liar.

01:08:55In fact,

01:08:55he even, uh,

01:08:56pretended to be

01:08:57Mr. Blaine.

01:08:59Impersonating Mr. Blaine?

01:09:00That's outrageous.

01:09:01In fact,

01:09:02it's downright criminal.

01:09:04Do you even know

01:09:04who Mr. Blaine is?

01:09:06Half the world

01:09:07owes their life to him.

01:09:08The other world

01:09:08wants him dead.

01:09:10Impersonating him

01:09:11is to take it

01:09:11straight to a cell

01:09:12at Guantanamo.

01:09:13Oh, Iris.

01:09:15What are you ever

01:09:16going to learn

01:09:16if you keep sticking

01:09:17around with this loser?

01:09:18Your family's

01:09:19just going to be

01:09:19in trouble.

01:09:21But,

01:09:22if you

01:09:23spend the night

01:09:24with me,

01:09:26Mr. Blaine

01:09:27might just

01:09:27let them slide.

01:09:29for me.

01:09:31I'm not!

01:09:36Are you okay, Iris?

01:09:38Did he hurt you?

01:09:39No.

01:09:40I'm fine.

01:09:41Thanks to you.

01:09:43I'm fine, too.

01:09:45You really think

01:09:46you'd get away with that?

01:09:48Hmm?

01:09:48Mr. Lambert

01:09:49and Mr. Blaine

01:09:49are on my side.

01:09:51Any minute now,

01:09:52they're going to be

01:09:52all over you.

01:09:53I think you're

01:09:53confused, Marcus.

01:09:55I'm not on your side.

01:09:57But if you think

01:09:57you can take me,

01:09:58try it.

01:09:59Marcus,

01:10:00this guy is cuckoo.

01:10:01He's intimating

01:10:01Mr. Blaine.

01:10:03Send him to the

01:10:04psych ward

01:10:04before Mr. Blaine

01:10:05finds out.

01:10:07If you apologize

01:10:08to me,

01:10:09I might just

01:10:09let you walk

01:10:10out of here.

01:10:11Your self-obsession

01:10:12and petty drama

01:10:13is exactly why

01:10:14I ordered Dawson

01:10:15to remove you

01:10:15from the guest list.

01:10:16Mr. Blaine.

01:10:27Excited to meet you.

01:10:28I'm here at the hotel

01:10:29waiting.

01:10:29I'm already here.

01:10:31I've been here.

01:10:32You're already here?

01:10:34My apologies, sir.

01:10:36I didn't see you.

01:10:38I would have given

01:10:39you a proper welcome.

01:10:40I gave you

01:10:41one simple order.

01:10:43Don't let

01:10:43the Walton family in.

01:10:45Why did you

01:10:46defy me?

01:10:53The Walters?

01:10:55They snuck in.

01:10:56I'll handle it

01:10:57right away, sir.

01:10:58Then get to it.

01:10:59Fast.

01:11:03Whoa,

01:11:03did you hear that?

01:11:04He just got off

01:11:05the phone with

01:11:05Mr. Dawson.

01:11:06He's a salesman.

01:11:07How can he be

01:11:08bossing Mr. Dawson

01:11:09around?

01:11:10Unless he really

01:11:12is Mr. Blaine.

01:11:13Good Lord,

01:11:14you're all a bunch

01:11:14of goddamn groups.

01:11:16He's a con man.

01:11:17He's faking it.

01:11:19In fact,

01:11:20let's see that

01:11:20call history.

01:11:21He has no rights

01:11:22in my phone.

01:11:23Of course he does.

01:11:24Marcus is Mr. Lambert's

01:11:25business partner

01:11:25and Mr. Blaine's

01:11:26future business partner.

01:11:28You're scared to show us

01:11:29what's on that phone,

01:11:30aren't you?

01:11:31Hand it over.

01:11:34Security.

01:11:36Get him.

01:11:36What do we do,

01:11:39Damien?

01:11:39Don't worry,

01:11:40Mrs. Blaine.

01:11:41I'll figure out

01:11:42who we are

01:11:42soon enough.

01:11:43Mr. and Mrs. Blaine?

01:11:46Seriously, Iris,

01:11:47you really buy into

01:11:48this lunatic's fantasy.

01:11:50I can see why

01:11:51the Olsen group

01:11:51has gone down

01:11:52under management.

01:11:53Clearly not the

01:11:54sharpest tool in the shed.

01:11:56A lunatic man

01:11:57and his idiotic fool

01:11:59of a wife.

01:12:01What a perfect match.

01:12:02Well, what are you

01:12:02waiting for?

01:12:03Take them down

01:12:04and kick them out.

01:12:14Where'd you learn

01:12:15to fight like that?

01:12:16Well, what are you

01:12:17waiting for?

01:12:17Get some more people

01:12:18and stop this psycho.

01:12:19Stop.

01:12:21What's going on here?

01:12:26This, this lunatic.

01:12:28He's pretending

01:12:29to be Mr. Blaine.

01:12:30He's attacking the guards.

01:12:31You're the one

01:12:32who provoked him

01:12:33and tried to get us

01:12:33thrown out, Marcus.

01:12:34Oh, I was doing that

01:12:35for the banquet.

01:12:36If the real Mr. Blaine

01:12:37came in and saw

01:12:38this impersonator

01:12:38causing all this trouble,

01:12:40he'd be pissed.

01:12:41You'd be in big trouble,

01:12:42Mr. Dawson.

01:12:43Enough.

01:12:44So you claim

01:12:45to be Mr. Blaine?

01:12:46It isn't a claim,

01:12:47it's a fact.

01:12:48I'm disappointed

01:12:49in you, Dawson.

01:12:50I've only spoken

01:12:51to Mr. Blaine

01:12:52on the phone.

01:12:52We've never actually met.

01:12:54See, I knew it.

01:12:55Mr. Dawson

01:12:55doesn't know

01:12:56who you are.

01:12:58You spoke to Mr. Blaine

01:12:59on the phone

01:12:59a few minutes ago, right?

01:13:01Then you have my number.

01:13:03I'll dial it

01:13:04and then you can

01:13:05confirm my identity.

01:13:06Sure.

01:13:07No problem.

01:13:12It's Mr. Blaine's number.

01:13:18Hello, Dawson.

01:13:20Convinced?

01:13:21I'm sorry, Mr. Blaine.

01:13:24I should have recognized

01:13:25you earlier.

01:13:25I...

01:13:26Mr. Dawson,

01:13:26there must be

01:13:27some kind of mistake.

01:13:28I'm sure there's

01:13:29an explanation.

01:13:30Shut up.

01:13:31I listened to you

01:13:32and now I've offended

01:13:33Mr. Blaine.

01:13:34Security,

01:13:35take this asshole away.

01:13:37All right.

01:13:38Okay, I'm...

01:13:39I'm Marcus Walton!

01:13:41Please let me

01:13:42correct my error, sir.

01:13:43Very well.

01:13:45I won't hold it

01:13:46against you

01:13:46this time.

01:13:48Now,

01:13:49get Marcus out of my party

01:13:50and set up a table

01:13:52for my wife and I.

01:13:54Yes, sir.

01:13:55Wait.

01:13:56No.

01:13:57I can explain.

01:13:58I know what's going on.

01:13:59Just listen to me.

01:14:01I can prove

01:14:06that this nutbag

01:14:07is Mr. Blaine.

01:14:09He stole Mr. Blaine's phone.

01:14:13Come on,

01:14:13think about it.

01:14:14How can somebody

01:14:15this poor

01:14:16and this dumb

01:14:16be Mr. Blaine?

01:14:18He already proved

01:14:18he isn't poor.

01:14:19Oh, shut up, woman.

01:14:21He's not a CEO.

01:14:22He's a thief.

01:14:24He stole Christmas gifts

01:14:26from Mr. Lambert

01:14:27just a few days ago.

01:14:28If I hadn't called him on,

01:14:29Mr. Lambert

01:14:30would have no idea.

01:14:31How can you prove

01:14:32what you're saying?

01:14:33I'm signing a billion-dollar deal

01:14:34with Mr. Blaine.

01:14:36Why would I lie about that?

01:14:38I know.

01:14:39I could vouch for Marcus.

01:14:41His dad had a meeting

01:14:42with Mr. Lambert.

01:14:43Their paperwork

01:14:44and everything

01:14:44is all set

01:14:45for their huge deal

01:14:46with Mr. Blaine.

01:14:47It's basically

01:14:48set in stone.

01:14:49Exactly.

01:14:50Marcus is far more

01:14:51trustworthy

01:14:51than this con man.

01:14:55Get him.

01:14:56You almost won there, Damien.

01:15:09The thing is,

01:15:10a loser like you

01:15:11can never beat me.

01:15:12Dawson,

01:15:13I expected you

01:15:13to be able to see

01:15:14through the BS

01:15:15and the lies

01:15:16of somebody

01:15:16as desperate as Marcus.

01:15:17But you're going to

01:15:18prove your identity

01:15:19through a stolen phone.

01:15:19Exhausting.

01:15:23I'm the one

01:15:24putting this party together.

01:15:26Dawson,

01:15:27what would happen

01:15:28if this party fails?

01:15:29Mr. Lambert,

01:15:30Mr. Blaine,

01:15:31they blame me.

01:15:34I lose my job,

01:15:36my bonus,

01:15:38my house.

01:15:39If the real Mr. Blaine

01:15:40shows up

01:15:40and finds this imposter here,

01:15:41this whole event

01:15:42is wrecked.

01:15:44Take them away.

01:15:45You're right.

01:15:45What was I thinking?

01:15:46Get these imposter

01:15:47out of here.

01:15:48Don't touch him.

01:15:54What the hell are you?

01:15:55This is Commander

01:15:56David Brown,

01:15:57head of the

01:15:58Vikers-Piker Gang.

01:16:00He'll kick Damien's ass

01:16:01for it.

01:16:02Long time.

01:16:03How's it been?

01:16:08What the hell?

01:16:09What is this?

01:16:10God, what was that for?

01:16:11You're lucky I didn't do worse.

01:16:12You just pissed off

01:16:13the most powerful man

01:16:14in the country.

01:16:15Quite no, isn't it?

01:16:17Even if I did,

01:16:19Mr. Blaine and Mr. Lambert

01:16:21are on my side.

01:16:21There's nobody

01:16:22more powerful than them.

01:16:24Mr. Blaine

01:16:25that you brag

01:16:26so much about knowing

01:16:27is standing right

01:16:28in front of you,

01:16:28you fucking moron.

01:16:32No, that's impossible.

01:16:34You've lost your mind, too.

01:16:35There's no way

01:16:36that this worthless fool

01:16:37is Mr. Blaine.

01:16:38Have you ever met

01:16:38Mr. Blaine in person?

01:16:41I have.

01:16:42Well, the other day,

01:16:42you...

01:16:43You said it wasn't him.

01:16:44You...

01:16:44You said...

01:16:45That's because you misled me

01:16:46with your stupidity.

01:16:48I saw the error

01:16:49of my ways.

01:16:50After you left,

01:16:51Mr. Lambert came over

01:16:52and confirmed

01:16:52his identity himself.

01:16:56So...

01:16:56That means...

01:16:57Shit.

01:17:02Damien is really

01:17:03Mr. Blaine?

01:17:06Get him out of here

01:17:07before he pisses off

01:17:08Mr. Blaine anymore.

01:17:09Wait, no.

01:17:12Looks like you're

01:17:12the liar here.

01:17:13I know what's going on here.

01:17:14I know what's going on here.

01:17:16Brown, he bribed you.

01:17:17Right?

01:17:18Jesus, kid.

01:17:19Give it up already.

01:17:20No, no, no.

01:17:20Just...

01:17:21Listen.

01:17:22Listen.

01:17:23It's all making sense now.

01:17:25I kept wondering

01:17:26how could he steal

01:17:28Mr. Lambert's presence

01:17:29in Mr. Blaine's phone?

01:17:33Brown helped him!

01:17:36I don't really know

01:17:37what to believe anymore.

01:17:42Marcus,

01:17:43your talent

01:17:43in spinning webs of lies

01:17:45is truly impressive.

01:17:46It's a shame

01:17:47that doesn't extend

01:17:48to your abilities

01:17:48as a businessman.

01:17:49If I'm wrong,

01:17:51then prove it.

01:17:53Prove that you're

01:17:54a secret billionaire

01:17:55CEO.

01:17:58And that'll be the day

01:17:59that a pig flies

01:17:59down my ass.

01:18:01You don't believe

01:18:01what you see

01:18:02with your own eyes.

01:18:03Yet you still worship

01:18:04my employee,

01:18:05Harvey Lambert.

01:18:07Let's finally

01:18:08end this.

01:18:10Harvey can

01:18:11confirm my identity

01:18:12and then

01:18:14you're fucking

01:18:15finished.

01:18:16Uh, hey boss.

01:18:23How's the party?

01:18:24Not great, Harvey.

01:18:25Not great at all.

01:18:26Uh, what happened?

01:18:28Why don't you come here

01:18:28and find out for yourself?

01:18:30Yes, sir.

01:18:31I'm on my way.

01:18:32Let's go!

01:18:34Harvey will be here soon.

01:18:36In the meantime,

01:18:37care to get a drink?

01:18:38Come on.

01:18:39Another fake phone call.

01:18:41Try something new.

01:18:42We might have fallen

01:18:42for that the first time,

01:18:44but not again.

01:18:44Why would he lie?

01:18:46Why?

01:18:46I don't know

01:18:47to impress you, Iris.

01:18:48You seem to fall

01:18:48for all of his lies.

01:18:49But I'm not.

01:18:51Marcus, that's enough.

01:18:52Mr. Blaine

01:18:53has been more than

01:18:53patient with you.

01:18:54Keep talking,

01:18:55I'm gonna knock

01:18:56your fucking teeth out.

01:18:57Did you just

01:18:58threaten my son?

01:18:59Dad.

01:19:00Thank God.

01:19:04Dad,

01:19:05thank God,

01:19:06you're fucked.

01:19:08It's Kyle Walton,

01:19:09Marcus's father.

01:19:10Yeah,

01:19:11my company does

01:19:11business with him

01:19:12from time to time.

01:19:13This should be interesting.

01:19:15Wait, Dad,

01:19:16this is the fraud

01:19:16that stole Iris from me.

01:19:18I was never yours,

01:19:19asshole.

01:19:20Whatever.

01:19:21He's been posing

01:19:22as Mr. Blaine, too.

01:19:23And this filthy

01:19:24viper's been helping him.

01:19:25Do you fools know

01:19:26what a monumental mistake

01:19:28you're making?

01:19:28Do you know who I am?

01:19:30Yep, yep.

01:19:31Kyle Walton.

01:19:32Yes.

01:19:33Your family relies heavily

01:19:35on its partnership

01:19:35with Atlas.

01:19:36Yes?

01:19:37You've done your research,

01:19:38con man.

01:19:39Most companies

01:19:39would kill

01:19:40for a position like that.

01:19:41Then show some respect

01:19:42and get your sniveling

01:19:44son in line.

01:19:45Or else,

01:19:46I'll kill your partnership

01:19:48with Atlas.

01:19:49Kill my Atlas partnership?

01:19:51Are you for real?

01:19:53No, Dad.

01:19:54He's Iris'

01:19:54broke husband.

01:19:56He's not broke.

01:19:57He's a salesman.

01:19:59Oh, well,

01:20:00what's a salesman doing

01:20:01influencing Atlas,

01:20:02the world's biggest

01:20:03defense contractor?

01:20:06Dad,

01:20:07you're the big boss.

01:20:09Don't be scared of him.

01:20:09He's full of shit.

01:20:10He's always making stuff up.

01:20:12And we're not falling for it.

01:20:14Okay, then.

01:20:15In a moment,

01:20:15when your entire business

01:20:16collapses.

01:20:17Remember,

01:20:18I warned you.

01:20:22Terminate all contracts

01:20:24and partnerships

01:20:24with the Walton Group.

01:20:26Effective immediately.

01:20:28I'm sick of all

01:20:29of your goddamn phone calls.

01:20:30That seems aggressive.

01:20:43My firm has been working

01:20:44with Atlas for years.

01:20:45These are complicated contracts.

01:20:47They're worth billions.

01:20:48Even Mr. Blaine

01:20:49wouldn't be stupid enough

01:20:50to jeopardize

01:20:51that kind of money.

01:20:52My money isn't in jeopardy.

01:20:55Your contracts

01:20:56were mere peanuts for me.

01:20:58You're just

01:20:58not as important

01:20:59as what you think you are.

01:21:00Enough of this nonsense.

01:21:02You're about to meet

01:21:02the real Mr. Blaine.

01:21:03Obviously,

01:21:07this entire con

01:21:08was all about

01:21:08making money.

01:21:09So here you go, asshole.

01:21:10Take the money

01:21:11and get out.

01:21:12You can drop the act now.

01:21:13You and your son

01:21:14have seriously

01:21:15just crossed the line.

01:21:17Oh, Brown.

01:21:19Nice bike.

01:21:20Too bad it's on fire.

01:21:22You son of a bitch.

01:21:27What?

01:21:29Atlas canceled

01:21:29all of our contracts?

01:21:31We're bankrupt?

01:21:32Dad.

01:21:35Dad.

01:21:36Dad.

01:21:37Dad.

01:21:38Dad, what's going on?

01:21:40That's exactly

01:21:41what he said would happen.

01:21:42Atlas ended our contracts.

01:21:44We're over-leveraged now.

01:21:46What do you mean?

01:21:47It means you're broke, Marcus.

01:21:49How could...

01:21:50How could Damien

01:21:51possibly make Atlas do that?

01:21:53I warned you.

01:21:55Mr. Blaine,

01:21:55please restore our partnership.

01:21:57I'm sorry I didn't recognize you.

01:21:58It was a mistake.

01:22:00Dad, what are you doing?

01:22:01Like you haven't screwed

01:22:03things up enough.

01:22:04My idiot son,

01:22:06apologize to Mr. Blaine now.

01:22:08But Dad,

01:22:09he's blind.

01:22:11When the real Mr. Blaine gets here,

01:22:13we're going to sign

01:22:13a billion dollar contract.

01:22:15It doesn't matter if we're broke now,

01:22:16we're going to be more rich

01:22:16than we ever were.

01:22:17You idiot.

01:22:18Why would Atlas end our partnership

01:22:20if Mr. Blaine planned

01:22:21to extend it?

01:22:22Because...

01:22:23Because...

01:22:25I've used Mr. Blaine's phone

01:22:26and sent false information.

01:22:28And when the real Mr. Blaine gets here,

01:22:30we're going to dispose this

01:22:31through a fucking fraud.

01:22:32I hope you're right, son.

01:22:44The Walton group is too powerful.

01:22:46The real Mr. Blaine

01:22:47wouldn't cancel our partnership

01:22:48that easily.

01:22:50Good thing you broke his phone.

01:22:52When the real Mr. Blaine shows up,

01:22:53this fraud won't be able

01:22:54to pull off any more tricks.

01:22:57Dawson,

01:22:58how could you let an imposter in here?

01:22:59I'll make sure Mr. Blaine

01:23:01hears about this.

01:23:03Mr. Walton, sir.

01:23:04I'm sorry, sir.

01:23:08Security.

01:23:09Arrest him.

01:23:13Well, Iris,

01:23:14have fun in prison

01:23:16with your poor liar of a husband.

01:23:19Just think,

01:23:21it could have been with me.

01:23:29You should be thanking me.

01:23:33I'm sure a man as poor as you

01:23:34has never tasted wine.

01:23:35It's so expensive.

01:23:38Let's just go.

01:23:39Well, Iris,

01:23:40don't worry.

01:23:41He's in prison.

01:23:42I'll...

01:23:43I'll free you.

01:23:45If you agree to marry me,

01:23:48and then once Mr. Blaine

01:23:49is on my side,

01:23:51I'll be able to do anything

01:23:53that I want.

01:23:53That's Mr. Lambert.

01:24:00He runs several

01:24:01Atlas subsidiaries

01:24:02for Mr. Blaine.

01:24:05Mr. Lambert.

01:24:11Mr. Lambert,

01:24:12it's an honor

01:24:12to finally be in person.

01:24:14I'm Marcus Walton.

01:24:17Thank you for arranging

01:24:19this meeting and deal

01:24:20with Mr. Blaine.

01:24:22Marcus Walton,

01:24:23what are you...

01:24:24What are you even doing here?

01:24:26What do you mean?

01:24:30Dad!

01:24:31My son and I

01:24:32are waiting here

01:24:32to greet Mr. Blaine,

01:24:33of course.

01:24:34To sign the billion-dollar

01:24:35contract as planned.

01:24:37Did we not make it clear

01:24:38you were supposed to

01:24:39remove them from the guest list?

01:24:40What are they doing here?

01:24:42Oh, of course.

01:24:43You mean the imposter?

01:24:44I'm kicking him out right now.

01:24:47What's the hold-up?

01:24:48Drag the imposter

01:24:49and his woman out

01:24:50right now.

01:24:51You should have never

01:24:52let him in

01:24:52in the first place.

01:25:03You fucking moron.

01:25:05What?

01:25:06What's wrong, Mr. Lambert?

01:25:07I'm sorry, sir.

01:25:08I'll handle this.

01:25:14Did he...

01:25:15Did I just hear that right?

01:25:17I heard that too.

01:25:18Mr. Lambert called him sir.

01:25:21Wait, this means that...

01:25:24Damien was telling the truth

01:25:25the whole time.

01:25:26You worthless fool.

01:25:28You ruined everything.

01:25:29You've destroyed our family's

01:25:30best chances to get into business

01:25:32with a billionaire.

01:25:33Oh, God.

01:25:34Dawson, needless to say,

01:25:36you're fired.

01:25:37You'll never work for Atlas

01:25:39or any partners

01:25:40or subsidiaries

01:25:41ever again.

01:25:42Mr. Lambert,

01:25:44Mr. Blaine,

01:25:44I was just trying

01:25:46to protect this event.

01:25:47The Waltons repeatedly

01:25:48tried to harm

01:25:49and frame Mr. Blaine.

01:25:51All of the Atlas contracts

01:25:52with your company

01:25:53are hereby revoked.

01:25:56Oh, and I'm going to need

01:25:57an early repayment

01:25:58on that $75 million loan.

01:26:00Mr. Lambert,

01:26:00please forgive us.

01:26:01Our loan?

01:26:03I don't understand.

01:26:04Your son, Marcus,

01:26:05took out a $75 million loan

01:26:06to cover his business losses.

01:26:08It was granted

01:26:09by a hedge fund.

01:26:10Eye control.

01:26:12And at 12% interest...

01:26:14Oh, that's what?

01:26:16$84 million.

01:26:18That you owe me.

01:26:19Now.

01:26:20And if you can't pay,

01:26:22I'll seize your assets.

01:26:25Mr. Blaine,

01:26:26I was wrong.

01:26:27Please, please,

01:26:28I'm sorry.

01:26:32Jamie,

01:26:32you're going to destroy

01:26:33my family and my business.

01:26:35Please, just come on.

01:26:36That's Mr. Blaine,

01:26:38and he's done with you, Marcus.

01:26:39Get this little snot

01:26:40and his father out of here.

01:26:42They can't afford

01:26:42to be here anymore.

01:26:45I thought that Buford

01:26:46would have been

01:26:47the perfect small town

01:26:48to spend Christmas.

01:26:49But instead of warm welcomes,

01:26:51I was met with hostility.

01:26:55But through it all,

01:26:58there was one person

01:26:59who didn't care

01:27:01about my walk.

01:27:03Didn't care about my status.

01:27:07Who stood beside me.

01:27:09Supported me.

01:27:11The entire time.

01:27:13Iris, I want to make you

01:27:14the happiest woman

01:27:15in the world.

01:27:17And give you

01:27:17everything you deserve.

01:27:18Iris, I want to make you

01:27:31a happy Christmas miracle.

01:27:32Yes.

01:27:35Really?

01:27:44Lovely.

01:27:45A Christmas miracle.

01:27:46May this day be filled

01:27:48with happiness

01:27:48and time spent.

01:27:50The ones you love.

01:27:53Merry Christmas, everyone.

01:27:55Merry Christmas.

01:27:56Merry Christmas!

01:27:58Merry Christmas!

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