Grace Stirs Up Success Page #3

Synopsis: Grace is excited for the summer so she can start a business with her friends, but things take an unexpected turn when her mom announces a trip to Paris. There, Grace must learn to get along with her French cousin, Sylvie, and she finds unexpected inspiration for her business. Then, Grace finds out her grandparents bakery, that inspired her to start a business, is closing. Can she and her friends find a way to save it?
Genre: Family
Director(s): Vince Marcello
Production: Universal Studios
 
IMDB:
5.9
NOT RATED
Year:
2015
102 min
1,474 Views


That's my girl.

So. What do you say we do

something to cheer you up.

Yes.

Come on, come on.

Lean in.

- Hi.

- Hi.

- Aww.

- Ahh.

- Feel better?

- Definitely.

I'm gonna to call Maddy and Ella

as soon as we get back.

I think, things are

really looking up.

- Hey, guys.

- Hey, Grace.

Look, we started our own business.

- Washing dogs?

- Yeah.

Washing them, grooming them.

Putting little bows in their hair.

And, we're called...

"The Bentwick Paw Spa. "

Wow. That's...

a really great idea.

So.

Are you guys having fun?

Aw!

Oh my gosh.

No-no-no.

Wait. Stay there.

- Sorry. Wait.

- Sorry, Grace. We got to go.

Yeah, bye.

Talk to you later.

- Bye.

- Bye!

Bye.

I...

...miss you.

- Papa.

- Mm.

Do you want to play cards?

I'm sorry,

but I have to read this.

And I have to check

the inventory for the patisserie...

Now, what?

Yes, hello.

No.

No.

I have to take this call.

Ask Grace if she wants

to play with you.

I'll play, Sylvie.

No, thank you.

I don't want to play anymore.

Sylvie can be shy.

Are you 2 getting along okay?

It's just hard since

she doesn't speak English.

Yes, she does.

Sylvie studies English at school.

Seriously?

Sylvie.

Come quick.

Your Dad just won

a million euros in the lottery.

What are you talking about?

A- ha!

You totally speak English.

Have you been pretending not to,

just you won't have to talk to me.

Because,

that's kind of lame.

So what? I didn't know

what to say to you.

Well. It would have been

nice to know that

you didn't know

what to say to me.

It would have been nice?

You know what

would have been nice?

It would have been nice if

I have space in my own room.

If you had moved your books,

off my desk,

and put them

on the bookshelf.

That,

would have been nice.

Also,

it would have been nice

if you had put your clothes

on your side of the closet

instead of all over the room.

That would certainly

have been nice.

Oh,

and one more thing.

You have too many shoes!

Well.

I guess you figured out

what to say to me after all.

Hello Madame, bonjour,

would you like to try a macaron?

That one is coffee flavored.

If you go inside, you'll find many

delicious things to enjoy.

Merci beaucoup.

- Bonjour.

- Bonjour.

No wonder this place

is always packed.

I wish my grandparents have

half as many customers.

Advertising is important.

You can make delicious food

but if no one knows about it,

what is the point.

Right.

So, um.

Say, Uncle Bernard.

I know I really didn't make a great

first impression with my baking, but...

I was hoping that

I could just...

Just a moment, Grace.

Excuse me.

TIphone.

You see that man?

His name is Jean-Luc Pernaud.

He runs that hotel.

One of the best in the city.

Non. Non. Oui.

Madame.

I would love

to do business with him.

I tried to meet

with him many time.

But he gets

his dessert from the

biggest fanciest bakery

in all of Paris. And...

I am just a local patisserie.

Well, c'est la vie.

Girls. I need to go

meet the supplier.

Let's hope this is fast.

I have a very big order for

berry tart to fill today.

Be good, yeah!

What are you doing?

I'm helping Uncle Bernard

fill his berry tart order.

Oh. I know he likes

things in the kitchen.

So, let me put the

souffl in the oven

and... I help you.

I know that you guys think that

I can't help with the baking, but...

I can.

- Shh.

- Shhh.

The souffl.

It is very delicating and

and any noise will make it fold.

And if it does,

I am most dead.

Listen. I blew the tarte Tatin

because it was my first time making it.

But these Berry tarts

are right up my alley.

I'm going to show him

what I can do.

Oh.

Aww.

No-no-no...

Grace!

- Whooa!

- Aw!

Oh non!

Heh!

Aww!

What's going on here?

What's going on here?

Look.

Look at this mess you made.

It's a disaster.

It's a disaster!

What?

la farine? Le Ce...

The souffle.

It was so embarrassing.

I was trying to help Uncle Bernard

when he left, by making tarts.

I made a big mess

of everything.

Did he ask you

to make the tarts?

No, but...

Like you said.

I need to find ways

to help him.

You need to let Uncle Bernard

tell you what he needs help with.

Maybe instead of trying so hard

to show him what you can do,

you can try and

learn from him.

Learning to do things

the way Bernard wants them

may be the best

way to help him.

Okay.

Alright.

Come on.

You know what?

It's gonna be a good day.

Hey, look.

Hello.

Come here.

Come here.

Come on.

Come here.

Oh.

Did you want some?

Sit.

The dog got skills.

Come here.

Come here.

Come here.

I'm gonna call you, Bonbon.

Just like the candy.

Hard on the outside.

Inside,

really sweet.

I like to show Grace the Eiffel Tower.

I promise her.

I know, but are you sure

this is a good idea.

I'm going crazy all cooped up

- I...

- The doctor lifted my bed rest.

- You okay with this, Bernard?

- You mustn't worry.

The doctor is on speed dial.

The hospital right at the back.

I have everything under control.

Okay. But the minute Sophie

gets tired, we're leaving, okay?

That's not funny.

- I'll be fine, don't worry.

- Okay.

Hey, guess what?

We're going to the Eiffel Tower.

This could be a chance for you and

Sylvie to have some fun together.

- Maybe.

- Good, let's go.

My Mom said that Gustave Eiffel designed

this tower for the World's Fair in 1889.

Just think.

All these years later,

we get to stand here

and enjoy the view.

Yes, it is pretty.

But I have it seen it already.

Many times before.

Well,

maybe so, but...

If I was lucky enough to see

this whenever I wanted,

I never get tired of it.

Bernard, I'm having the baby.

Yes, my chri. I know.

We're having a baby.

No, I mean I'm having

the baby right now.

Okay, I see.

You're having the baby...

- You are having the baby right now?

- I'm having the baby right now.

- We are having the baby.

- Girls, let's get Aunt Sophie downstairs.

Everyone out of the way.

I'm having a baby.

No, I'm not having a baby.

The baby and my wife are

having the husband. I mean...

I'm the baby and my wife

is having a husband. No...

I'm the husband and

my wife is having a baby!

Why am I telling you this?

You are not the baby.

Out of my way.

I have everything under control.

Let's go.

- Oh.

- Oh.

- Just keep breathing.

- I'm breathing.

Not you, Sophie.

You're right.

Sophie.

- Are you comfortable, my chri?

- I'm fine.

I just need to get

to the hospital.

Now!

- Which way?

- My way!

No, my way.

- The road is wider.

- There is construction.

- No, they finished that last week.

- Alright..

No one is having

the baby here.

My way or the high way,

buddy.

We should go her way.

Wait.

Wasn't that the hospital?

Stop!

Girls.

Wake up, wake up.

Guess what?

The baby's here.

Hi.

Hi, girls.

There she is.

Meet Lily.

Lily.

Pretty name.

She's so small and

make all the noises.

She sounds like

a new born puppy.

Sylvie.

Do you want to hold her?

Non.

I'm too nervous.

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