Accidentally Engaged Page #4
- TV-PG
- Year:
- 2016
- 86 min
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I mean, if I get famous, I want it to
because I actually played the perfect part,
not because I was the chick
dumped by Chas Hunter in public.
What do you want then?
Money?
No. I'm not gonna lie for money.
No, it's not lying. It's acting.
Besides, you didn't have a problem
lying to your friends back home.
All right, so, what do you want?
We have to break up
amicably, okay?
Neither one of us
can be humiliated.
I completely agree.
But we need to do this fast.
Like, this weekend fast.
I'm not around this weekend.
This can't really wait.
I mean, in my experience,
these things, they get out
of hand pretty quick.
Actually, this is perfect.
You want to do it this weekend?
Then come with me to a wedding.
No. No, no. No way.
It's the least you can do.
Okay. So, here is the flight
you need to book, and my cell.
You have to promise you're not
gonna embarrass me, okay?
I'm pretty sure you'll be able
to do that all on your own.
I got it. I got it.
You really need to stop
dropping things.
Whoa. That got crazy fast.
Okay, this weekend.
We're getting married!
This is the happiest day
of my life.
Nice.
[Melody] Oh, my God!
Chas Hunter!
[Clarissa] I can't believe people
think we're engaged. This is insane.
[Chas] It's all part
of the break-up plan.
It's your typical
Hollywood love story.
Got engaged, and that's what ultimately
leads to the untimely break-up.
The fear of commitment,
wedding woes.
Cheating with another woman.
Hmm?
Can you put that thing down
for, like, two seconds?
We have to make sure our stories are on
the same page if we're getting married.
[sighs]
All right. I got it.
We met onset,
You offered to pay
for my dry cleaning.
And when I called to collect, you
asked me out, the rest is history.
- I asked you out?
- Yeah.
I don't think so.
Why not? Girls ask
me out all the time.
Yeah. Starstruck girls.
That's not me.
Okay. What's your
grandiose idea?
I don't know. We don't know
Let me guess.
You grew up, bored in this small
town, always yearning for more.
at the discount cineplex
and dreamed of being
the next Julia Roberts.
So you saved all your pennies from
your job at the local five-and-dime,
hopped a bus to pursue your
dreams in the City of Angels.
Am I right?
You got me.
Except you forgot the part when I went
to college and studied Communications,
because I didn't think
I'd become an actor.
And the year I moved back
with my mom
because she was
battling breast cancer.
And the time that I almost
threw in the towel in LA
because my car died in K-Town and I
didn't have the money to fix it.
I'm sorry. That's a tough ride.
But, hey,
you stuck it out, right?
Yeah. Don't be sorry. I'm fine.
I mean,
everyone has tough rides.
Your turn.
Come on. You got to guess.
Okay. So, rich parents, had you in
acting since you were a toddler.
And when Cool Times ended, you wanted to
break out of that perfect-kid persona.
So you did that movie where you
were playing the psycho pre-teen
who was wreaking havoc
on your neighbors.
Shunned by your entire fanbase,
you've spent the last decade trying
to regain that perfect-boy image.
But it's hard
because it's not you.
Ouch. You play rough.
So, what did I miss? Other
than the girls, of course.
Well, you got me.
Bad guy. Right here. That's me.
I didn't say you were a bad guy.
I just said you weren't perfect.
But nobody is.
Tough rides for everyone.
- You an only child?
- Yup. You?
Three siblings, parents
divorced, thank God for that.
They still live in DC. I'm not
really too close to any of them.
Black sheep.
More like the "who wants
Even your parents?
You got it.
Wow. So, no rich parents, huh?
Nah, I moved in with my aunt
when I was little.
I was getting in trouble a lot.
I was fighting with my siblings.
She's the one who helped me
channel that into my acting.
She's still my best bud.
Cute.
So, who's getting married again?
My best friend, Maya.
She's the least of our worries.
The ones we have to think
about are Veronica and Kelly.
Why? What are they gonna do?
They don't have to do
anything, just be.
And I almost forgot. All my
close friends call me Riss,
it's just a lazy nickname.
I almost forgot.
Here.
What's this?
Put it on.
Wow. That's amazing.
Yeah. It's from my aunt's first marriage.
She let me borrow it.
Let me help you out.
Thanks.
[Chas] There you go.
- Let's do this.
- Yeah.
This broach looks really good...
I don't believe it.
[mouthing words]
They seem nice.
He's real.
Like...
a real person.
Hey!
Chas Hunter, look at you!
Just as handsome
as you are in the movies!
And tall.
- So, this is Chas.
- Can I tou...
And this is Maya, Pete,
Kelly, Graham and Veronica.
Veronica.
Hello, Maya, Pete.
Kelly, Graham, and...
Veronica.
We all went to school together.
Except for Pete.
My fiance graduated in the '90s.
Yes. We didn't have books then.
There was no fire.
A lot of us didn't make it.
My! Look at this!
Oh... Wow.
Congratulations
to the both of you.
Yeah. Congrats.
And congratulations
to you guys as well.
Thanks.
Got you a little something.
- Wow. Thank you.
- Thank you. That was sweet.
Did I just say,
"That was sweet"?
Did we miss the entire rehearsal?
I'm so sorry we're late.
Yeah, you did.
No, it's seriously fine.
Walk down the aisle, smile,
grab a bouquet, done.
And what held
you guys up, anyway?
Believe it or not,
they had to delay the flight
because everyone
asked for autographs.
Where do we get in line?
At least they held
the flight for us, right?
I guess it helps
to be famous, huh?
So, who wants some punch? We're
here, so, come on, help yourselves.
- So, what'd you get them?
- It's nothing.
I like your friends.
So do I.
So, how do you like
our little town?
It's...
- Cozy.
- Cozy.
And how did you
meet Clarissa, again?
The last time she was here
she was very hush-hush and...
We were on set together.
She... It's stupid.
She got in trouble for something that
was actually our prop master's fault.
So, felt bad, I went to
visit her at her work,
asked her out, and here we are.
How sweet!
Just darling.
Swept in like a knight
and shining superstar.
Okay.
So... how are things
with Hollywood?
They're good. Great.
No. I mean, Mr. Hollywood.
Yeah. They're fine. Good.
I'm sorry, I shouldn't pry.
No, it's fine. It's just...
It's new, you know, so we're still
getting to know each other.
It's kind of a whirlwind
romance, you know?
I used to do acting
back in high school.
I was actually Alice in Wonderland.
It was my senior year...
Yeah? What did...
What did Clarissa play?
She was the Queen of Hearts.
Really? It's...
my favorite character.
Just wanted to make sure you're
making the best decision, that's all.
I could say
the same thing to you.
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