A Nanny for Christmas
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- 2010
- 90 min
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Man over radio:
Expect typical December weather
with highs today in the mid 50s
across the Southland.
On the business front,
it's the last week before Christmas
and retailers are reporting
a 50% increase
over sales figures
from last year-
a sign that the economy
is rebound-
Mom, I can't find
my pink hair-clip!
I can't find my other shoe. It's missing!
- Where are my hair-clips?
- What did you do with it yesterday
when you got home from school?
You're always losing the pink ones
so wear the blue ones.
I wore the blue ones last week.
So wear the fuzzy ones.
- What fuzzy ones?
- The fuzzy pink ones.
- Those are uncool.
- I don't know.
Then just wear your hair down.
It looks very pretty.
Just brush it.
Put it behind your ears.
I know you're just saying that.
I'll wear a headband!
Mom, where's my other shoe?
Oh wow.
You two better not be
on the computer.
You don't want to be late the last day
before winter break.
Where's the phone?
Hello?
Oh hi, honey.
The kids?
- Girl:
Mom!- Mother's on the phone with Daddy!
So...
did you have a chance to think
about what we talked about?
Getting a nanny.
Well, it's just really tough
without you here, Carl.
And I could use the help, you know?
Speaking of which, how are things
in the New York office?
Ally Leeds.
Hi, Mr. Halligan.
The Danny Donner Chocolates pitch?
Don't worry-
it's all under control.
Did you hear? Danny Donner is
looking for a new ad agency.
Mm-hmm. Yeah, he wants to
take his image in a new direction.
Yes, I spent all night going over
the statistics
and I am confident that Mr. Donner
is going to love what we have to offer him.
Of course. I've got Justin's team
working on new ideas right now.
You know, Carl,
if we could get this account,
we could totally turn things around.
Hold on. Breakfast!
He would be a fool not to
sign with Halligan Ad Consultants.
Okay.
No, I've got everything handled.
All right, I'll see you then.
Bye.
Really? So I guess you're not
coming home for Christmas then?
Mom, Jonas flushed my hair-clips
down the toilet!
It wasn't her hair-clips,
it was her hairbrush.
- What?
- Your action figures are going down!
Um, yeah...
No, of course I understand, Carl.
I do.
I, um, just...
call me when you
think about it, okay?
Hold on.
Which toilet?
Jackie, Jonas, have you
seen my handbag?
Yeah, love you too.
Okay, you ready?
- Mm-hmm.
- Where's your backpack?
Come on.
Ahem.
Talk to me.
Mr. Donner, we realize that you're unhappy
with your current advertising agency.
And we appreciate the fact that
you're taking time off to come here.
We feel confident Halligan Ad Consultants
will be the best fit for your company.
Okay, let's go.
All right, allow me to introduce
my associate, Ally Leeds.
Ally, take it away, please.
When you sign with
Halligan Ad Consultants,
you're not just signing with
an ad agency;
you're signing with
a specialized team-
a team formed around your product.
That means a team of high-level
executives that are working 24/7,
coming up with creative ideas
with one purpose in mind:
to boost the sales of the single
best brand of chocolates
on the marketplace today.
Because at Danny Donner Chocolates,
you're not just selling chocolate;
you're selling life.
Your birthday...
the birth of your first child...
...your parents' 50th anniversary...
and of course...
your wedding.
My wedding?
My wedding?
My wedding?!
with weddings?
Mr. Donner, I wonder if we just-
Mr. Halligan, I appreciate your hospitality,
but I will be taking my business elsewhere.
- Mr. Donner, please-
- My wedding!
We don't have to do weddings.
We'll forget the weddings.
My fingers are in my ears now.
I can't hear anything.
He probably just needs a little
Can we talk?
Ally:
How was I supposed to knowhe got left at the altar?
Woman:
Didn't you read the headlines?
"Donner bride bolts. "
Jeez, did you not even
Wikipedia him?
I mean, this is the thanks I get.
Ally:
Maybe I should have donemore homework,
or gone with a Christmas theme
like everyone else.
You're a creative genius.
I'm sure you'll get
another job.
In this economy? They're not even
giving unpaid internships.
I don't think you understand
the severity of my situation.
Oh, I do. It means I'm not getting
- And I already got yours.
- You did?
A day at the spa.
If I don't get another job soon,
I am not gonna be able to afford
to pay my mortgage
and the bank's gonna
foreclose on me
and I'm gonna have to move back in
with my parents in Ohio.
Do you have any idea how cold
it is in Ohio right now?
I know. I wish there was something
I could do to help you.
I mean, I'd hire you myself
but our promotional contracts
Wait.
Actually maybe there is something.
Doesn't your cousin work for Samantha
Ryland- does her taxes or something?
Oh no, I-
I don't think that's a good idea.
I'm sure you could get me
an interview.
I've heard she's really demanding.
Well, she's one of the best
execs in the ad game.
Surely she'd recognize my talents.
But what if it didn't work out?
My cousin would kill me.
I'm desperate, Tina.
Foreclosure, Ohio- remember?
Look, just an interview-
that's all I ask.
I'll take care of the rest.
Okay. Okay, I'll call him
after I get off.
You're the best.
Now cheer up. Have a Danny Donner
chocolate candy cane.
Traitor.
All message playback.
Hello, this is Mr. Thompson
from United Collections calling.
This is my third attempt to notify you
of an outstanding balance due.
Please return my call immediately
at 800-5-
- Tina:
Hello, Ally?- Please tell me you have good news.
Tony talked to Samantha
and she wants to meet you.
Thank you, thank you!
Candy cane?
Danny Donner Chocolates.
So the interview is scheduled for
tomorrow morning at 9:00 AM
- at the Ryland Agency.
- That- that's perfect.
- What's the position?
- He didn't say.
All he said is she's desperate to
fill it as soon as possible.
Thank you so much.
You are a lifesaver.
It's all up to you now.
Good luck.
Oh, candy cane?
Danny Donner Chocolates.
Don't forget to buy 'em.
Hi. Ally Leeds.
I have a 9:
00 with Samantha Ryland.Yeah. Have a seat right over there
and she'll be right with you.
Can I get you anything?
A raspberry scone?
No, thank you.
I'm allergic to raspberries.
Okay.
- Oh oh.
- Oh my- I'm so sorry.
It's okay.
You've got a little something on-
I have insurance if you want to
exchange information.
You've got- you've got a little
something on your chin.
Uh, let me.
Justin, Dolan's waiting for you
in the conference room.
I'll be right there.
- Good?
- Yeah.
I gotta go.
Okay, these are your messages.
And that's Ally Leeds.
- Your 9:
00.- Oh.
Mm, 10 minutes early.
Promptness is a virtue today.
- How do you do? Samantha Ryland.
- Ally Leeds.
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