Fools Rush In
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1997
- 109 min
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Santa. Santa.
Greetings.
There's a face I haven't seen lately.
How are you, Alex? How was Miami?
Great! We opened the doors
last Saturday.
I hope you packed your snowshoes.
J.F.K. Took me three hours.
- You in town for a while?
- No. Next stop is Tokyo.
- You guys are taking over the world.
- That's the idea.
Merry Christmas!
Whoa! Am I on the right floor?
Who are you people,
and why don't you work for a living?
- Look who's back.
- Mr. "On time and under budget"!
Long time no see.
What's with the fish?
It's a key chain. What's with the party?
Don't we still design nightclubs?
Not during the holidays.
Merry Christmas, Whitman.
Sushi?
Yo, Hemingway, hold up.
Not so fast.
I see your divorce
has left you shattered.
who understand my pain.
- Listen. You don't want to go in there.
- Why? What's up?
Charlie Peters just got Tokyo.
He leaves in the morning.
- You are taking over Vegas.
- No, no. I'm supposed to get Tokyo.
You do not want Tokyo.
I don't want Tokyo?
I want Las Vegas?
Listen. Everything that's famous
about Las Vegas is about leaving it!
That movie, the song, even the mob left.
What happened to Reynolds?
Just get in there!
Look. This could get me fired.
At 10:
00 this morning,I closed a deal...
to purchase a 50,000-square-foot space
across the street from the Royalton.
If you play your cards right,
you'll come home with your sweetest gig.
The Midtown Club.
We're finally gonna do it. And guess
who will still be eating Sushi?
Charlie Peters!
We have conference rooms,
you know.
He just needed a hug, sir.
It's the holidays.
They're just so hard.
Excuse me.
in Vegas.
Vegas? Did you say, Vegas?
That's my favorite city
in the world.
It's a family business.
Everybody tried to steal this guy.
- You're wasting your time.
- That's why I want him.
Great week, guys.
Thanks for the hustle.
Here are your keys. Your furniture's in.
I got you groceries.
Are you sure you wouldn't be happier
at one of the hotels?
Too many distractions.
Hot! Hot!
It's January, for Christ's sake!
Chuy, I'm not ready for marriage.
I love you,
but I don't love you like that.
So I really think
What do you think?
Lose the part about seeing other people?
Yeah, I think you're right.
Yes, I'm sure! My great grandmother
said I should wait for a sign.
Remember that necklace that he got me
for Christmas? It broke.
I gotta pee. I'II tell you everything
when I get home.
Lanie, I haven't stopped since Nogales.
I gotta go. Bye.
- Excuse me. I was here.
- I think I would've noticed that.
No! You see, I was on the phone,
and the line moved.
But I couldn't move with it because
the cord wouldn't stretch that far.
I'd like to believe you,
but your nose is actually growing.
Come on. I thought
that was pretty good.
You realize
that I could die for this.
I pee really fast.
I live with five brothers,
three cousins and only one bathroom.
Believe me, I can pee faster
than anybody in the world.
Really? A gold medalist.
This I have to see.
Thank you.
I was just about to say that.
I told him to stop being a pig
in front of our new priest.
That's Father Alex to you.
I'm Isabel.
So all that on the phone,
that waiting for a sign stuff?
Is that a religious thing
or a cultural thing?
Do you always listen
to other people's conversations?
- Like to go to the end of the line?
- Why do you want to know?
It just sounded a little deep for...
for a Friday night. I was curious.
Religion is a very important part
of our culture...
at least in my family.
I believe that your destiny
has already been decided.
You just have to read the signs.
You don't believe that?
No. I think if a guy gets hit by a bus,
it's because he wasn't looking...
not because of some master plan.
You don't think it was fate...
you were standing in this line
when I got off the phone?
Fate? No. I think it was more
of a bladder thing.
Oh, that's too bad.
Because, you see, I happen
to think there's an explanation...
beyond reason, beyond all logic...
that brought you
right to this very spot...
at the exact same time...
that I showed up
at this very spot.
You do?
Absolutely.
And why would fate go
to all that trouble?
So that I wouldn't have
to wait in line.
Thanks.
Thank you. All right.
Bye-bye.
We got the meeting with Tracy Verna.
It's set. 5:
30 at your place.Alcoholic Beverage Commission?
- Any idea the power this woman abuses?
- Jeff, who are you talking to?
I know how important she is.
She sounded blonde.
Audibly blonde.
She's married to the County Supervisor.
Do not hit on this woman.
- I'll pick up some wine.
- Do not hit on this woman.
- I'll make it expensive.
- He's gonna hit on the woman.
Whoa. Incoming.
It's a long story.
Hi. I'm looking for Alex.
You know, he just ducked out.
Shoot! I thought I might catch him.
We've been trading calls for months now,
but he's always so busy.
Come on in. Want to leave him a note?
There's a pad on his desk.
- No, that's okay.
- Sure?
I'm Catherine Stewart.
Our families are very old friends.
- Alex, they need you on-site.
- He went to the store.
- His car's outside.
- He took a bulldozer, okay, Donna?
- He's always in three places at once.
- That is our Alex.
- Bye.
- Bye-bye.
- You've been avoiding that?
Nobody ever plans to end up in Vegas.
They just do.
Kind of sneaks up on you. But it is
the fastest-growing city in the U.S.
The economy is booming.
Business is growing.
I'm up to my neck in paperwork.
But, frankly,
it's just not a whole lot of fun.
Are you a whole lot of fun?
Jeff said we might have problems...
with our liquor license
because of new zoning?
I'll talk to the County Supervisor
for you.
If I were you, I'd pay more attention
to the A. B.C. Investigation.
They're gonna ask you
personal questions.
They'd like nothing better than
to catch you with your pants down.
Then they should definitely
be looking into Jeff...
because he actually heads up...
our "pants down" department.
Jeff, hon,
would you get us some ice?
And put some Scotch in it.
I'm out of Scotch.
Why don't we go out to dinner?
Quid pro quo, pal.
You give it to her,
she gives it to us.
I'll take my time.
I can't do this!
I thought...
I must have the wrong house.
No, no. Wait.
If you're looking for Alex,
he's inside.
He is?
Excuse me. Alex?
- You have a visitor.
- I do?
Oh, yeah.
- Well, don't be long.
You remembered.
How could I forget?
I've been looking all over for you.
I would've called you,
but you disappeared on me.
I didn't know what to do.
I never did anything like that before,
going home with someone I don't know.
Hey, you and me, both.
It was just one of those great...
phenomenal...
spontaneous things.
Yes, it was.
- How long has it been?
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