Moonlight Serenade
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2009
- 91 min
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They say
that falling in love
Is wonderful
It's wonderful
So they say
To hold the girl
in your arms
Is wonderful
Wonderful
In every way
So they say
We develop short investments
by analyzing the level of
a particular stock's overvaluation,
then assigning a rating.
I don't need to know
your homework technique, son.
Give me something
I can chew on.
Don't worry, Mr. Beretsky,
I'm about to give you a mouthful.
According to the research
compiled by Miss Webster here,
more than 60 percent
of your current portfolio
is rated at mid-risk
to dangerous.
You can find weak spots
in any company.
None of this means anything
until we verify it.
These companies
have been stable for years.
Check out everything
if you want.
It'll take weeks.
Meanwhile,
state regulators
have investigations pending
on both Klasco and DeBridge,
which, I believe, are two
of your biggest holdings.
Due respect, sir, but
without some serious hedging,
you're ripe for a big fall,
and soon.
I've heard enough.
Carl, wait, uh, we have
other investment ideas.
Better ones.
Formulated
by better brokers.
Let me introduce you
to a few...
I'm not interested
in other brokers.
I like the way
he thinks.
That went
fantastically well.
Yeah, you think
Holtzman trusts me?
Forget Holtzman
He isn't smart enough to trust you.
Beretsky does.
That's what's important.
A whole new part of your life
is starting right now.
After this, it's only a matter of time
before there'll be
a handful of Carl Beretskys begging you
to take care of their money...
at the investment firm of
Nate Holden and Associates.
Well... Go on.
Go on. Get going.
No, wait. Here. Here.
Got it.
At last
My love has come along
And my lonely days
are over
And life is like
A song
At last
Skies above are blue
And my heart
was wrapped up in clover
For you are mine
At last
Frank D., everybody,
right here at The House.
Stevie Cotter on guitar.
Tony Banda, Ramon Banda.
Our special guest this Friday
and Saturday, Khani Cole.
- Nate, where you going?
- I'm sorry, Frank. I gotta go.
Are we gonna see you
for an entire show?
You're lucky I could
stay for the set.
We got this new big shot client.
He has me up to my ears.
Alright. Well, did I tell you Junior's
starting private school next month?
Hey. Don't worry, Frank.
I'll take care of you.
All right.
When I fall in love
It will be completely
Or I'll never fall
In love
In a restless world
like this is
Love is ended
before its begun
- And too many
- And too many
- Moonlight kisses
- Moonlight kisses
- Seem to cool
- Seem to cool
- With the warmth of the sun
- With the warmth of the sun
When I give my heart
My heart
It will be forever
Forever
- Or I'll never give
- Or I'll never give
- My heart
- My heart
And the moment
I can feel that
You feel
That way too
That's when I fall
When I'll fall in love
With
- With you
- You
Yes!
Yes, yes! Hil-Co.
I think we might have something here
with the reshuffling at Hil-Co.
Feels like a smoke screen to me, like
they're changing the band on the Titanic.
What do you think?
Sorry. What?
Did you read
the Hil-Co story?
Uh, no.
I haven't gotten to it yet.
Something about it feels right to me.
Sorry, Mr. Holden
has a phone call.
Take a message.
It's the police.
Nate Holden.
Hi, Mr. Holden?
This is the Weehawken Police.
There was a break-in at a residence
that's registered in your name.
We're gonna need you to come down here
and speak with the detectives.
As far as we can tell there's at least
three other houses
in your neighborhood
that were hit last night.
I don't know if you have an inventory
of your valuables or not.
No, this was
my mother's house.
There weren't
many valuables.
Well, as you can see, they turned
the house upside down pretty well.
- Yeah.
- Though there is a room down the hall
where the door's locked.
We're not quite sure
about that.
We could pop it open
and take a look, if you'd like.
No, no,
that's okay.
Nate, go take a look.
Thanks anyway.
Well, suit yourself.
Take a look around.
If you change your mind,
let me know.
Thank you.
Excuse me.
My God.
What?
I took this photograph.
You remember?
Yeah.
- Why isn't this at your apartment?
- I don't know.
- Well, here. Take it with you.
- Look!
I don't want to deal
with this right now.
Well, you're not just
gonna leave it here.
That's the plan.
Here you go.
- Here you go.
- Thank you.
Excuse me.
Are you Nate Holden?
- Yes.
- I thought so.
My father hates you.
Uh, did you and I date?
His hatred for you
is strictly professional.
Hi, I'm Marie Devrenier.
My father's Robert Devrenier.
The CEO of Duocon.
They had kind of
a rough patch last year.
Yes, which you rode
all the way to the bank.
Yeah. Look, uh, it's been
kind of a long day,
and I don't really like to talk
business while I'm here, so...
I'm sorry. Yeah.
Neither do I.
Would you like to have a drink
with me and my friends?
We won't talk business.
I promise.
Uh, maybe some other time.
Wow. You're not selling me
short, too, are you, Nate?
No, really,
it's nothing personal, and, um...
like I said,
hopefully some other time.
Okay. But I'm gonna
hold you to that.
Bye.
So, Nate, what are you
doing tomorrow night?
You free? I'll be
in your neighborhood.
"Chloe sings. The Last Stop".
Come on, Frank. I gotta work.
Ah, all right.
Is, uh, everything okay
between you and Charlene?
Of course. Why?
Oh, you know,
I'm just wondering why
you're wasting your time driving
halfway across the city on your night off.
- Who says it's a waste of time?
- Aw, come on, Frank.
There's got to be 2,000 girls
in this city
making up little postcards and singing
at rundown joints like the Last Stop.
And, okay,
maybe in the end,
one of two of them have got what it
takes to sing in a place like this,
but come on,
do the math.
The odds are a thousand to one
this girl is not wasting your time.
Have a good evening.
It's yours.
That's Chloe.
You didn't know that?
- No.
- You know, Nate, music isn't money.
Somebody gave me a shot once,
I wanna return the favor.
- That's the way it works.
- Excuse me.
Hey, Chloe. I think this
just came off your bracelet.
Oh. Thank you.
You need to apologize to her.
Excuse me.
Thank you.
Do you need a ride?
'Cause we're going across town.
No, Jesse'll be here
any minute. Thank you.
- Do you want us to wait?
- No, that's okay.
You guys go ahead.
I'll see you on Friday night?
- Okay.
- Okay. Bye.
Can I give you a ride home?
No, thanks.
Uh, all right,
I'll walk with you, then.
I'm fine.
Just leave me
alone, okay?
When I fall in love
It will be forever
Or I'll never fall
In love
Thank you.
Found that outside
my window.
Where you sang with me.
Look, I hope...
you didn't take what I said
before too personally.
- I...
- Ugh.
Hey!
Wait!
Look, I spend all day and most
of my nights predicting failure.
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