His Journey Back Home From Ashes to Gold Full Movie
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00:00:13Noah, darling, this is your birthday present.
00:00:17It's a matched pair.
00:00:19One for you and one for me.
00:00:23Do you like it?
00:00:24Thanks, Mom.
00:00:26But my friends at school said on birthdays,
00:00:28you eat birthday cake, you blow out candles,
00:00:31and you make a wish.
00:00:32Can I have my birthday cake, please?
00:00:35Pretty, please?
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00:00:43Hold this for me, baby.
00:00:45I'll get you a cake, okay?
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00:01:06Hi, there.
00:01:08What kind of cake are you looking for?
00:01:10Do you have anything that's more affordable?
00:01:14This is a gourmet patisserie.
00:01:16If you want something cheaper,
00:01:17just go to the deli next door.
00:01:19Okay.
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00:01:51Hey, buddy.
00:01:52Wake up.
00:01:53Come on.
00:01:54Wake up.
00:01:55Oh, my God.
00:01:56Where are your parents?
00:01:57We need to get him to the hospital.
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00:02:01Noah, I got you a cake.
00:02:04Noah?
00:02:05Noah?
00:02:06Noah?
00:02:08Noah!
00:02:10Noah!
00:02:11No!
00:02:21Doctor, how is he?
00:02:23The boy's severely injured.
00:02:25He needs a specialist.
00:02:26If you can get him to a bigger hospital,
00:02:28he might still have a chance.
00:02:30Call the helicopter.
00:02:31Now.
00:02:32Call the helicopter. Now.
00:02:45You're gonna be okay, buddy.
00:02:52Adam, Noah's missing.
00:02:54What?
00:02:55What are we gonna do?
00:02:56What?
00:03:02I don't know.
00:03:04I don't know.
00:03:06Adam.
00:03:32Mr. Brown?
00:03:33It's time for your medicine.
00:03:44Noah, the Brown group is gonna be in your hands from now on.
00:03:48It's time for me to retire.
00:03:50Don't worry, Dad. You just focus on recovery.
00:03:53Mapletown is gonna be your first project without me.
00:03:56Don't worry about it. I won't let you down. I promise.
00:04:00Why don't you take Sophia with you? Spend some time down there.
00:04:04Might be nice for you to reconnect with your hometown.
00:04:20Noah, this is your birthday present.
00:04:23It's a matched pair. One for you and one for me.
00:04:31Your pay.
00:04:32Oh, thank you.
00:04:33Don't come in tomorrow.
00:04:35Why?
00:04:36Why? Because you keep asking everyone if they've seen your missing son.
00:04:41Do you know how annoying that is?
00:04:43People come here to have a good time.
00:04:46You're ruining my business.
00:04:47I'm sorry. I couldn't help myself. If you could just understand.
00:04:52Noah?
00:04:53Where are you?
00:04:55I miss you so much.
00:04:57Mia, great news for you.
00:04:59Is it about Noah?
00:05:00Noah? Obviously not.
00:05:03The Brown group wants to buy your land.
00:05:05They're offering you five mil.
00:05:08Isn't that amazing?
00:05:10I'm so happy for you.
00:05:12I'm so happy for you.
00:05:14I'm so happy for you.
00:05:16I'm so happy for you.
00:05:18I'm so happy for you.
00:05:20Isn't that amazing?
00:05:22Wait, you mean someone's going to tear down my house?
00:05:28It's called a relocation package.
00:05:31You and Adam have been scraping by for decades.
00:05:34Now you can enjoy your retired life.
00:05:36No, we absolutely will not let go of our land.
00:05:39If the house is gone, when he comes back, he won't know where to find it.
00:05:43No one will take our house.
00:05:51Welcome to Mapletown, Mr. President.
00:05:54The land acquisition for this site is almost complete,
00:05:57except for one stubborn household.
00:05:59But if you'd like, I could have my men knock some sense into them.
00:06:04And when has the Brown group ever condoned physical violence?
00:06:08I don't know.
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00:06:21I don't know.
00:06:22I don't know.
00:06:23I don't know.
00:06:24I don't know.
00:06:25Who's that poor lady over there?
00:06:26Don't worry about that.
00:06:27I can have my guards zip her a few bucks.
00:06:29Please, head out to the project site if you want to see her.
00:06:32Today's a huge day.
00:06:51The new president of the Brown Group is coming to Mapletown for their big project.
00:06:54You loitering out here?
00:06:55Do you want me to lose my job?
00:06:57Henry, I'm sorry.
00:06:58I didn't know you were working here.
00:07:01I've had enough with you and Uncle Adam coming to my parents for handouts.
00:07:05My dad's a younger sibling.
00:07:07Do you think just because you lost your child, people will give you sympathy?
00:07:09Did you forget you're the one who lost him?
00:07:12I didn't lose him on purpose.
00:07:13It was an accident.
00:07:15Whatever.
00:07:16Maybe the kid is better off without you and deadbeat Uncle Adam.
00:07:20Yeah, seriously.
00:07:21He would want to be born into your family.
00:07:24Get lost.
00:07:25Noah, it's your 28th birthday today.
00:07:40Where are you?
00:07:44Yes, Adam.
00:07:47It's Noah's birthday today.
00:07:50Yes, we should celebrate.
00:07:53I'm coming home right now.
00:07:54Poor lady, doesn't she have any children to take care of?
00:08:00See if there's anything we can do for that lady?
00:08:06Of course, Mr. Brown.
00:08:07I'll have someone grab the security footage in town and find out who she is.
00:08:10I'm going to head to the construction site.
00:08:12If you find anything out, make sure I'm the first to know.
00:08:15Mom, Dad, are you still here?
00:08:42I hope you're doing all right.
00:08:44I wonder if I'll be able to find you.
00:08:52Hi.
00:08:54Any news about Noah this time?
00:09:0228. All grown up now.
00:09:06Who knows, maybe he's on his way back to us right now for his birthday.
00:09:10You're right.
00:09:12He's all grown up. Maybe he's already married with a wife and children of his own.
00:09:19Don't cry, Mia. I'll find Noah if I've got to search every square inch of this country.
00:09:25By the way, Zoe called. She said she's bringing Henry for dinner tonight.
00:09:29Gosh. Is it because of my run-in with Henry? I hope he's not still mad at me.
00:09:35They haven't been to visit us in ages. I should prepare something good for dinner.
00:09:39Good thing we saved up for a huge cake this year.
00:09:51All of Noah's favorite food.
00:10:07Must be them.
00:10:14I don't want to alarm the people working on the ground.
00:10:17Understood, sir. It is a construction site after all.
00:10:20And where is the family that is refusing our deal to move out?
00:10:26Well, their nephew works at the local branch here and he's offered to give it a shot at convincing them.
00:10:34Well, we'll let him try. You want to take a look around? If you learn anything, keep me posted.
00:10:38Yes, sir.
00:10:48This place feels so familiar.
00:11:18Ah, Zoe. It's been a while. Please come in. Have a seat.
00:11:23Sit where? Your place is so cramped, I can't even step my foot in.
00:11:28Instant mac and cheese? Frozen pizza? You invite us to your home and you don't even have a proper entree?
00:11:37Well, you know, we're simple folk. And birthdays are about the cake anyway, so no...
00:11:42Nobody cares about your stupid cake. We're here because Henry wants to talk about your land.
00:11:51My company really needs you guys out of here. Just sign the contract already.
00:12:00My company really needs you guys out of here. Just sign the contract already. You get the five million year account by tomorrow.
00:12:08No, we won't sign. This is Noah's home. If you guys demolish it, he won't know where to find us.
00:12:15We won't sign. Zoe, I know we're not blood related, but I'm your brother-in-law. Please, respect us.
00:12:21Are you nuts? What's the point of holding on to this dump?
00:12:25Five million dollars? Have you ever seen that much money in your life?
00:12:31You could buy a European villa and retire in luxury. Don't be stupid.
00:12:36We don't want money. We just want to find our son.
00:12:39Find your son? You've been searching for decades and came up with nothing. Get your head out of the clouds.
00:12:45Wake up. I hate to break it to you, but some people just aren't meant to have children.
00:12:51Noah will come back. Get out. Get out, all of you. You're not welcome in our home.
00:12:57You think we want to visit this trashy place? Look around. Even if you did find your son, what would he think of you as his parents?
00:13:05Don't waste your breath on them, Mom. I'm asking you one last time. Are you signing the contract or not?
00:13:12We won't sign. We will never sign. You ungrateful old bitch.
00:13:19You've gone too far, son.
00:13:23So what if I hit you two old beggars? You think I'd set foot in this pigsty you call a home if it weren't for business?
00:13:30You're really getting on my nerves. I ought to teach you a lesson.
00:13:35Stop!
00:13:40Stop!
00:13:42What's this construction worker doing here? If you're here to butt in, maybe I'll teach you a lesson next.
00:13:47How bold. You should know the Brown Group doesn't condone violent evictions, not to mention you breaking the law.
00:13:54Whoever you are, mind your own business.
00:13:58I'll do you both justice. And as far as the acquisition of your land, I'll handle any complaints myself.
00:14:04Young man, you seem like a reasonable person. Could you talk to your company about leaving our house alone?
00:14:12Yes, please. We don't want it destroyed.
00:14:14Our son went missing when he was little. He's been lost for 20 years. We want to stay here and wait for him to come back.
00:14:22Did you say 20 years?
00:14:24I'm begging you. This house is our last hope of finding our son.
00:14:29What? What is that?
00:14:32Oh, I gave a matching one to our son.
00:14:49Mom? Dad?
00:14:51Mom? Dad?
00:14:53Noah!
00:14:55My son!
00:14:58I must be dreaming. Noah, you're back!
00:15:01I'm so sorry. I tried to look for you guys for so long, but I couldn't find you and it made you wait for me all these years.
00:15:06It's alright. Just having you back means the world to us.
00:15:10Zoe, Henry, look! It's Noah! He's back!
00:15:14Take care of you for the rest of your lives?
00:15:18Sounds like an empty promise from a broke man. Dream on, kid.
00:15:24Adam, I don't mean to be rude, but your long lost son is just some kind of menial worker.
00:15:32What's there to be so happy about?
00:15:34That's right. Actually, you're back here just in time.
00:15:39Talk some sense into your dumb parents and get them to sell us their land.
00:15:43This is a Brown Group project. If you offend them, your entire family will be doomed.
00:15:49Don't say I didn't warn you.
00:15:52What did you just say to me?
00:15:58Like father, like son. A worthless loser.
00:16:02Why did he even bother coming back? He might as well have just died out there.
00:16:07Twenty years of searching just to find this useless boy? What a joke.
00:16:11We don't care what you think, as long as our son's back.
00:16:15You've starved to the bone looking for him just to find him penniless like you.
00:16:20What's next? A family dumpster diving trip?
00:16:25Our Henry is the department manager at Brown Group's Mapletown branch.
00:16:30He makes 300k a year.
00:16:33Even copy I, headquarters general manager, William Marlowe.
00:16:39This is his girlfriend, William's assistant.
00:16:42Why not let Henry take care of your worthless child?
00:16:46He could get him a job at the company. Get him off of a construction site.
00:16:52Oh mom, you want me to help him?
00:16:55Sure I will. If you beg for it.
00:16:59Like a dog. Come on, entertain me and I'll consider.
00:17:04What did you say?
00:17:06Wolf. Wolf.
00:17:09Are you deaf? Tell your son to get down on all fours and beg like a dog.
00:17:15Then he'll get a job. We're really doing you a favor.
00:17:19You want me to get on all fours and beg? Who do you think you are?
00:17:28You think you're too good for it?
00:17:30If you were in family I wouldn't even consider it.
00:17:33Your son is being so gracious to your worthless child.
00:17:36And you're still unhappy. Look around.
00:17:39You're living in squalor.
00:17:41No one just got back. Let's not make this a bigger fuss.
00:17:44Zoe, don't let business ruin the happy occasion of the day.
00:17:51Let's just all sit down and enjoy dinner.
00:17:54How is this a happy occasion?
00:17:56Your useless boy coming back has nothing to do with us.
00:18:00Here, Henry. Have some cake. It's delicious.
00:18:03I remember you always had a sweet tooth growing up.
00:18:08I wouldn't even feed this stale cake to our dog.
00:18:12You want me to eat it?
00:18:15Henry, how could you? We prepared that with kindness.
00:18:18You've gone too far.
00:18:19Too far? There's a lot more where that came from if you don't sign this contract right now.
00:18:26And this is me being polite to you two old fools?
00:18:30Just wait till my girlfriend gets here.
00:18:32All the begging won't win her any mercy.
00:18:35Dad, are you okay?
00:18:37I want you out of my house. You're not welcome here.
00:18:40This is a family reunion. We don't need it to be ruined by you.
00:18:44So get down on your knees and lick up every crumb you've spilled.
00:18:47Apologize to my parents and get out.
00:18:52Are you out of your mind?
00:18:54Do you have any idea how high up I am at the brown group?
00:18:57You want me to lick food off the floor?
00:18:59Who do you think you are?
00:19:03Apologize now!
00:19:05You idiot. I showed you enough mercy and this is how you return the favor?
00:19:10You'll pay for it.
00:19:13Honey, these geriatrics won't sign the papers when that bastard hit me.
00:19:18Hurry up and get your people over here. Now.
00:19:22Get ready to end up on the streets, scum.
00:19:25William Marlowe has given the order. This dump must be demolished. Today.
00:19:30William Marlowe? Oh, is he the leader of you band of monkeys?
00:19:35Don't you dare speak of him that way.
00:19:37I'll call William. He knows he handles it himself.
00:19:43William, you have one minute to get over here. Right now.
00:19:51Mr. Brown, how can I help you?
00:19:53William, you have one minute to get over here. Right now.
00:19:56What? Holy crap.
00:20:00Why is Mr. President mad at me? I have to fix this right now.
00:20:07You're finally here.
00:20:09I worked out such a generous deal for these two old foos, but they refused to sign the papers.
00:20:13And their bastard hit me.
00:20:15You dare hit my Henry?
00:20:17What? Should I have made an appointment?
00:20:19Sweetheart, you're in Mapletown, Brown Group's territory.
00:20:23Cross any one of us, you're dead.
00:20:25What are you waiting for? Seize him.
00:20:29Let me find out where he gets his nerve.
00:20:35Oh, you're the one with nerve. Just an assistant to William Marlowe and acting like you can boss people around with force.
00:20:40Does William train all of his subordinates like this?
00:20:43A lowly construction worker like you thinks he can lecture Mr. Marlowe.
00:20:47Acting like he's a friend. Pathetic.
00:20:50Guards, teach this scum a lesson.
00:20:54What are you doing? Don't touch my son. Let go of him.
00:20:57You'll regret this.
00:20:59We could beat you half to death. No one's going to bat an eye.
00:21:02But when William finds out, don't come crawling to me.
00:21:06Acting tough on your last leg?
00:21:08We'll see who's crying when you're locked up in the security office.
00:21:13Mom, Dad, this won't take long. Just wait for me.
00:21:17Won't take long? In your dreams. You'll rot in jail.
00:21:21Let him go!
00:21:29That bastard hit me. He'll get what's coming to him.
00:21:33Watch it, you two old senile fools.
00:21:36Mom, Amanda, let's go.
00:21:43You got this.
00:21:56What's going on here?
00:21:58You must be William Marlowe.
00:22:00Your assistant just took our son.
00:22:02Now you're pretending you had nothing to do with it?
00:22:05Is he a tall, young man wearing a construction jumpsuit?
00:22:11Yes!
00:22:13Oh, no.
00:22:18Oh, Adam. Noah just got back and now he's taken away again.
00:22:23Adam, what are we going to do?
00:22:26I just remembered. Emily Smith.
00:22:29Noah and she had a marriage pact when they were little. Maybe she can help Noah out.
00:22:33Yeah, but, I mean, that wasn't serious.
00:22:36The Smiths have become the most prestigious family in Maple Town.
00:22:39Why would they bother with us?
00:22:40We have to try. Otherwise, Noah might really be beaten to death, for sure.
00:22:45Okay, okay. I'll get him to help us if I have to get him my nose any day.
00:22:53What happened, Noah?
00:22:56You were so cocky before. You lost your wind.
00:23:00Now you know what happens when you mess with me.
00:23:02Nothing's going to happen.
00:23:04No, I hit you because you deserve it.
00:23:06Keep yapping. You know we're a branch of the Brown Group, the largest business in town?
00:23:11You made a huge mistake. Your whole family's screwed.
00:23:16I'm sorry, Miss Keating, but you're the one who's screwed. And your whole family, too.
00:23:20Even if you got down on your knees and begged for forgiveness, it would be too late for that.
00:23:25Begged? You're out of your mind.
00:23:27Seems like you still don't understand your position, Noah.
00:23:30Let's think about family. Let me peel your eyes open.
00:23:36God damn it, you just don't know your place, do you?
00:23:42No, I'm just reminding you of yours. Is that enough of a wake-up call?
00:23:48You bastard. How can you hit me?
00:23:52You're asking for it.
00:23:54You're the one who's asking for it.
00:23:56Hit my son one more time and I'm going to...
00:24:01And I'm going to kill you!
00:24:07Ugh!
00:24:09You son of a bitch! You're done!
00:24:14Security! Get in here! Beat him to a bloody pulp!
00:24:22Amanda, whom are you beating to a bloody pulp?
00:24:30Mom, this is William Marlowe.
00:24:33Mr. Marlowe, thank goodness you're here.
00:24:35A moment too late and this, good for nothing, would have assaulted me.
00:24:39Mr. Marlowe, won't you make this right?
00:24:42What exactly happened here?
00:24:44It's all this jerk's fault.
00:24:46We tried to negotiate peacefully, but he barged in, attacked us, and demanded we beg forgiveness from him.
00:24:52You gotta give him what he deserves.
00:24:55I told you, if you hit me, you won't be able to pay the price.
00:25:00Idiot! You're the one who has to pay!
00:25:03Don't even try to defend yourself!
00:25:05I don't know what I did wrong!
00:25:06Do you have the audacity to ask me?
00:25:09Mr. Marlowe, maybe there's been a misunderstanding.
00:25:12A misunderstanding? How dare you?
00:25:18Do you even know who he is?
00:25:20He's just a construction worker.
00:25:22His parents are wallowing in poverty and won't get out of their hovel.
00:25:26They're just trying to squeeze more money out of us.
00:25:28Shut up, you ignorant fool!
00:25:30Get out of my sight!
00:25:32Please, Mr. Brown, forgive my tardiness.
00:25:34I'll accept any punishment you deem appropriate.
00:25:38He's the president of Brownhurst?
00:25:41Mr. Marlowe, you must be mistaken.
00:25:43Look at his grimy clothes!
00:25:45How could he possibly be our president?
00:25:47Shut up! A lowly assistant has no right to judge Mr. Brown!
00:25:53Adam's son? The new president?
00:25:55Anderson's are going to be untouchable!
00:25:58Oh, it's all over!
00:26:00We've offended the big boss!
00:26:11William, my man.
00:26:13You certainly have made a mess with your branch office in this town.
00:26:19Evicting with force, detaining without reason, assault.
00:26:23What other skeletons might you be hiding in your closet?
00:26:27I'm sorry, Mr. Brown. I'll discipline the staff.
00:26:30I'll do whatever it takes. I'll take care of this.
00:26:33Take care of this?
00:26:35Oh, no, no. This is one of your highest-performing managers
00:26:38and your personal assistant, cream of the crop,
00:26:41that you hand-selected to be on your staff.
00:26:44You're right, Mr. Brown. I take full responsibility.
00:26:47These two will be fired immediately, and I'll turn them into the police.
00:26:51No! Please, Mr. Brown!
00:26:54Noah, we're cousins. You can forgive family, can't you?
00:26:57I was too blind to see how respectable you've become.
00:27:00Please, have some mercy. We're struggling, too.
00:27:03Your uncle has millions in loans to pay off.
00:27:06Henry can't afford to lose his job, let alone go to jail.
00:27:09Let's keep the peace in the family.
00:27:12You can't be so cruel to your own people, can you?
00:27:16Cruel? What, like the way you treated my parents?
00:27:23Cruel! What, like the way you treated my parents?
00:27:26Mrs. Anderson, you are my father's sister-in-law,
00:27:30and yet you didn't hesitate to call him scum
00:27:33and disregard your husband's family ties.
00:27:36Oh, but now that you know who I am, you're tuned to change.
00:27:39And you, cousin, well, you were quick to get your girlfriend
00:27:42to drag me in here for a beating,
00:27:45and now you want to beg for forgiveness.
00:27:48Oh, it's too late for that, don't you think?
00:27:51William, I trust that you will handle these people,
00:27:54but I can't overlook the mess that you've made in this town.
00:27:57I will be sending someone down from HQ to investigate.
00:28:00Don't worry, Mr. Brown. You will have my full cooperation. I'm all in.
00:28:04Mr. Brown! I was misled by Henry.
00:28:07I'll do anything for your forgiveness. Anything.
00:28:12Amanda, what the hell are you doing?
00:28:15What do you think? You ruined my life! Get out of my sight!
00:28:19Please forgive me.
00:28:22If you want to act, find a thesis.
00:28:25William, I don't want to see these rotten apples ever again.
00:28:32Sophia, bring the car around. I'm ready to go see my parents.
00:28:36Mr. Brown, your parents have gone to see the Smith family,
00:28:39one of the most esteemed families in Mapletown.
00:28:42It seems their daughter, Emily Smith, was once promised your hand in marriage.
00:28:46Interesting. Well, let's go pay a visit to the Smiths, then,
00:28:50and prepare a dinner party for them.
00:28:53I want to introduce my family to everyone. Yes, sir.
00:28:56Oh, and send a billion-dollar contract to the Smiths.
00:28:59If she is my fiancée, she should come from the richest family in town.
00:29:03Regardless of if I marry her or not,
00:29:06it's good for us to be sure of it.
00:29:09This is Emily's home?
00:29:12What the hell do you think you're doing here?
00:29:18Spreading rumors that I'm your daughter-in-law?
00:29:21You're looking for trouble.
00:29:26Emily, you can't just go and hit people like that.
00:29:30It's Miss Smith to you, old man.
00:29:33How did you become such a brat?
00:29:36You have no right to judge me.
00:29:39Emily, we came here today to ask you to...
00:29:42To what? Admit that you're the shameless old fool spreading lies
00:29:46that I'm engaged to your non-existent son?
00:29:50Being poor really makes people deluded.
00:29:53The betrothal was made by your father and I when you and Noah were children.
00:29:56We never went around bragging about it.
00:29:59So what if you and my father agreed?
00:30:02Look at you.
00:30:04You still think that you're a match for our family?
00:30:07You have it all wrong. We're here to date you.
00:30:10You want money.
00:30:12Right. Yeah. Okay.
00:30:14Well, lucky for you, I'm in a good mood.
00:30:17Here's a donation to the homeless.
00:30:29We really didn't come here asking for money.
00:30:31Enough of your bullshit.
00:30:33If you don't leave right now, I'll throw you out myself.
00:30:35I'd like to see you try.
00:30:37Noah! Oh, you're safe.
00:30:39Oh, they didn't hurt you, did they?
00:30:41I took care of him.
00:30:42Well, well.
00:30:44It isn't the Andersons' long-lost child.
00:30:47Now you're back to ride on my family's coattails?
00:30:50In your dreams.
00:30:52You must be Emily.
00:30:54The one threatening to throw my parents out.
00:30:56Yeah.
00:30:57So what?
00:31:01You don't like it?
00:31:03You're gonna stand up for them?
00:31:05Say that again.
00:31:08Oh, you have the audacity to hit me?
00:31:10You think I'm afraid of you?
00:31:12What are you gonna do about it?
00:31:21Enough.
00:31:22Coward.
00:31:26You think you can lay a hand on me?
00:31:28Steve, you have the guts to handle what happens next.
00:31:31Oh, you think I'm scared?
00:31:33Scared of what?
00:31:37Baby, where'd you find this white trash, huh?
00:31:41The new president of the Brown Group is in Mapletown,
00:31:43and he's holding a dinner party.
00:31:45Now I heard tell from my father
00:31:47that he's willing to offer the Smiths a billion-dollar contract.
00:31:50A billion dollars?
00:31:52A billion dollars.
00:31:53Are you sure?
00:31:54Positive.
00:31:55Our assets are only 300 million right now.
00:31:58But with a billion, we'll be the richest family in town.
00:32:08Come on, gorgeous.
00:32:09I'm William Marlowe's son.
00:32:10You can always count on me.
00:32:12Now let's leave these nobodies behind.
00:32:14We gotta go.
00:32:15Oh, oh, Jack, I'm afraid I can't.
00:32:17Yeah, I have a shameless fiancé forcing me into a marriage.
00:32:23He must have heard that our family struck gold,
00:32:25so he's trying to move child with us.
00:32:27Oh, it's you.
00:32:30The long, long, long-lost fiancé, huh?
00:32:35From many years ago.
00:32:37What, you found out the Smiths made it big
00:32:39and want to come back and play son-in-law?
00:32:43You must be William Marlowe's son.
00:32:46You know, it's funny.
00:32:47He would never talk to me that way.
00:32:49So you must have a death wish.
00:32:53Jack, are you okay?
00:32:54You fucking punk.
00:32:57You know who I am, huh?
00:32:59I am the son of the regional manager of the fucking Brown group.
00:33:02Keep your fucking hands off me.
00:33:04Noah, you really are a bold one.
00:33:06You better start begging for forgiveness.
00:33:08You want me to beg?
00:33:10You'd both be sorry.
00:33:15You're just a fucking construction worker.
00:33:18Acting like a big shot.
00:33:20Exactly.
00:33:21Trying to leech off of me?
00:33:22I am so done with all of you.
00:33:24My family is about to be the richest in town
00:33:27while you aren't even fit to shine my shoes.
00:33:30Our engagement is off.
00:33:31Well, good.
00:33:32A heartless, selfish, gold-digging woman like you
00:33:35would never make a good partner.
00:33:37You inseparable wannabe.
00:33:38Once your plan goes to shit, you just throw it all away?
00:33:40A wannabe?
00:33:41That's ridiculous.
00:33:42I would never choose a vile woman like her.
00:33:45What did you say?
00:33:46Noah, don't be rash.
00:33:48Ending the engagement was a good idea.
00:33:50Now that they have favor with the brown group,
00:33:52we'll never measure up.
00:33:53That's right.
00:33:54Listen to your mommy.
00:33:56I don't care about the engagement.
00:33:58My family is too good for yours.
00:34:06You're killing me.
00:34:08Not worthy of you?
00:34:10Look at yourselves.
00:34:14Destitute in rags
00:34:16and acting like some big boss.
00:34:18I'm just stating the facts.
00:34:20Come on, baby, let's go.
00:34:22These people aren't worth our time.
00:34:24We do have a dinner party to get ready for.
00:34:26We're gonna meet the brown group president tonight.
00:34:28We gotta get ready.
00:34:29I'm sorry, Noah.
00:34:31It seems like we've done nothing but embarrass you
00:34:33since the moment you got back.
00:34:35But you're a catch.
00:34:37A better girl will come along.
00:34:39I don't care about the engagement, Mom.
00:34:42Look, we're together.
00:34:44That's what's important.
00:34:48The company is throwing a dinner tonight.
00:34:50You should get ready and go.
00:34:52Dinner party? That sounds fancy.
00:34:54Would your dad and I fit in?
00:34:56Yeah, but we don't want to get in the way of you
00:34:58talking business with your colleagues.
00:35:00The party is for us.
00:35:04It's Noah's treat. We should accept it.
00:35:07If it's not too much to ask,
00:35:09could we invite Anna Eleanor and her family?
00:35:11I'm sure they'd be very happy to hear
00:35:13that we finally found you.
00:35:15Of course.
00:35:19Eleanor?
00:35:21Guess what?
00:35:25You found Noah.
00:35:27Yes, he came back today.
00:35:29And his colleagues are throwing a party for him.
00:35:32How can you afford a party?
00:35:34Noah is doing well.
00:35:36He's treating us.
00:35:38We'd like you all to join us.
00:35:40All right, all right. We'll be there.
00:35:44Are we seriously going to this thing?
00:35:46Let's go down the list, shall we?
00:35:48They're flat broke. They smell terrible.
00:35:50Agreed.
00:35:52And I bet they can't even put together a decent dinner.
00:35:56Of course we're going.
00:35:58It's the perfect opportunity
00:36:00to see them make fools of themselves.
00:36:04She says her son made a pig.
00:36:08Let's take Andrew
00:36:10and show him what a real success looks like.
00:36:12Oh, that is a great idea.
00:36:16I can't believe our boy.
00:36:18He works for one of the shareholders at Brown Group.
00:36:20You know William Marlowe, the regional manager?
00:36:22Calls him...
00:36:24sir.
00:36:30Oh, be careful.
00:36:38Adam, my dear brother,
00:36:40you can't come here
00:36:42dressed like that.
00:36:44You should be ashamed.
00:36:46You're not expecting us to pay the bill,
00:36:48are you?
00:36:52No.
00:36:54Actually, Noah's treating us all.
00:36:56He's made some money in the last few years.
00:36:58Money?
00:37:00I heard he's a construction worker.
00:37:02Please.
00:37:04It could never be as successful as my son.
00:37:08Whoa.
00:37:14Whoa.
00:37:28Could you be the new...
00:37:34Good evening.
00:37:36Yes, sir.
00:37:38Andrew Gibbons from the Brown.
00:37:40Oh, Mom, Dad.
00:37:42Who are these people?
00:37:44Are they bothering?
00:37:46Nia, is this actually your son?
00:37:48Yes.
00:37:50This is Noah.
00:37:52This is the infamous Noah,
00:37:54a construction worker.
00:37:56Please don't tell me you rented that car
00:37:58to keep up appearances.
00:38:00What a vivid imagination
00:38:02your family has,
00:38:04inviting us here and pretending you actually own a nice car.
00:38:06I heard
00:38:08a car like that costs thousands of dollars an hour to rent.
00:38:10Yes.
00:38:12That's why I bought it.
00:38:14That's yours?
00:38:16Do you have any idea how expensive that car is?
00:38:18Even in the Brown Group,
00:38:20only the president could afford a ride like that.
00:38:22Yes.
00:38:24You might have been able to fool an idiot,
00:38:26but I work with a shareholder from Brown Group,
00:38:28so you can't fool me.
00:38:30Just a minion of a shareholder
00:38:32and already so full of himself.
00:38:34Mom, Dad,
00:38:36we don't want these
00:38:38snobs at our party.
00:38:40Let's just go ourselves.
00:38:42Thank goodness.
00:38:44Who'd want to spend time with these loafers?
00:38:46Don't waste your time with these liars, Mom.
00:38:48The president of Brown Group
00:38:50is hosting a dinner tonight,
00:38:52and if I get his approval,
00:38:54he'll make me a partner.
00:38:56Don't bother eavesdropping.
00:38:58It's way above your pay grade.
00:39:00Let's go, Andrew.
00:39:02We don't have time for these losers anymore.
00:39:04Yeah, we still have some time before the party.
00:39:06Come on.
00:39:08Let's go meet someone actually important.
00:39:18I'm so sorry, sweetheart.
00:39:20We just keep embarrassing you.
00:39:22Oh, no. Don't worry about it.
00:39:24Trust me.
00:39:26We won't be the ones embarrassing ourselves tonight.
00:39:28Come on.
00:39:30Mr. Marlowe,
00:39:32since you're overseeing tonight's party,
00:39:34make sure nothing goes wrong.
00:39:36Don't worry, Ms. Wilson.
00:39:38My son is already at the venue making arrangements.
00:39:40I'll head there now to ensure
00:39:42everything goes perfect.
00:39:48Come in.
00:39:50Ms. Wilson, hello.
00:39:52Mom, Dad,
00:39:54Ms. Sophia Wilson.
00:39:56She's the new president's assistant.
00:39:58And, uh,
00:40:00we're pretty close, too.
00:40:02Andrew, I assigned you to Mapletown as a test.
00:40:04You've done well so far.
00:40:06Impress the president tonight,
00:40:08and you just might make partner next year.
00:40:10Rest assured, Ms. Wilson.
00:40:12We will.
00:40:14We'll leave you to it.
00:40:16Mom, Dad, shall we?
00:40:22Mom, this party
00:40:24is extraordinary.
00:40:26Jack, my dear, the Brown Group
00:40:28is certainly living up to its reputation.
00:40:30Make sure to introduce us properly
00:40:32to the new president when he arrives.
00:40:34Relax.
00:40:36My father's already convinced him to invest a billion dollars
00:40:38into your family's business.
00:40:40The introduction will go over swimmingly.
00:40:42Jack, you've given me such a wonderful surprise.
00:40:44I must make it up to you someday.
00:40:46Honestly, don't worry about it.
00:40:48It's a small favor for your
00:40:50lovely daughter here.
00:40:52Jack, why would someone as important
00:40:54as a Brown Group's president
00:40:56show up in our little town?
00:40:58Well, I heard his family's from here.
00:41:00He must be a sentimental man
00:41:02because I heard his fiancée's from here as well.
00:41:04I wonder which of these lucky ladies caught his eye.
00:41:12What are they doing here?
00:41:14Why are they shamelessly following us here?
00:41:20They must have followed us in.
00:41:22Should have known that these disgusting clowns
00:41:24wouldn't give up so easily.
00:41:26I'll go kick them out.
00:41:28Don't worry about it.
00:41:30The Brown Group is in charge tonight.
00:41:32My father put me in charge of the guest list.
00:41:34If those cretins
00:41:36step foot in this party,
00:41:38I will have my men kick them out.
00:41:40Well, Mom and Dad,
00:41:42tonight is your night.
00:41:44I'll introduce you to my colleagues if you're ready.
00:41:46Noah, are you sure?
00:41:48Is this really for us?
00:41:50Absolutely.
00:41:52Noah, how much is all of this going to cost?
00:41:54Don't worry about the money.
00:41:56What matters is that you have a good time.
00:41:58You're our son.
00:42:00We should be taking care of you.
00:42:02More than just this once.
00:42:04Let me take care of you.
00:42:12Noah!
00:42:14Who let you in?
00:42:16This is a private event put on by the Brown Group.
00:42:18Take your trash parents
00:42:20and get them out of here before somebody notices.
00:42:22This is a proper businessman event,
00:42:24not for someone like you.
00:42:28Jack, who do you think you are
00:42:30to talk to me like that?
00:42:32Me! Me!
00:42:34My father is
00:42:36William Marlowe,
00:42:38regional manager of the Brown Group.
00:42:40If I don't have the right,
00:42:42who does? Not some loser like you.
00:42:44You better watch the way you're speaking to me
00:42:46or I'm going to knock your teeth in.
00:42:48Oh, you're going to hit me? Go for it!
00:42:50Prove to me you're not a sewer rat.
00:42:52You want me to hit you.
00:42:54I'm begging you to hit me. Please.
00:42:58Noah, don't be reckless.
00:43:00What do we do now?
00:43:02You heard him. He asked me to hit him.
00:43:04It's the most ridiculous request I've ever heard.
00:43:06Noah, have you gone mad? How could you hit him?
00:43:08Have you gone deaf? He asked for it.
00:43:10I was just granting his wish.
00:43:12Do you even know who he is?
00:43:14He's William's son. If William himself were here,
00:43:16I would do it again.
00:43:18How dare you speak ill of Mr. Marlowe.
00:43:20You know what?
00:43:22You're lucky that he's not here
00:43:24because if he was, you'd be dead.
00:43:26Apologize to Jack right now.
00:43:28And you two old fools,
00:43:30get over here and apologize too.
00:43:32Who do you think you're commanding?
00:43:34Who do you
00:43:36think you are?
00:43:38Sneaking in here in
00:43:40rental couture?
00:43:42You're trying to win me back.
00:43:44Are you done making a scene?
00:43:46Because of the ridiculous marriage pact
00:43:48with your useless son and my daughter,
00:43:50we've been humiliated in high society
00:43:52for years.
00:43:56You should be grateful we didn't make things worse for you.
00:43:58Why are you still clinging to us?
00:44:00Now get out!
00:44:02This is their
00:44:04family reunion after all.
00:44:06So let's make this a night
00:44:08to remember, shall we?
00:44:10What do you say? Security!
00:44:14Break all of his bones, please.
00:44:16Let's see what they get for trying to cross me.
00:44:18A few medical bills are nothing.
00:44:20Press charges if you want.
00:44:22I got friends from the streets.
00:44:24Great. I'm sorry, Mrs. Smith.
00:44:26I'll make Noah apologize right away,
00:44:28but please don't let them hurt him.
00:44:30Yes, yes. He'll apologize immediately.
00:44:32Noah, say you're sorry. Hurry.
00:44:34Now you want to apologize?
00:44:36It's too late. People like you have no right
00:44:38to do things like this.
00:44:40And since you don't have any manners,
00:44:42don't blame us for being harsh.
00:44:44You really know how to throw your weight around, Mrs. Smith.
00:44:46What did you say?
00:44:48Dad, Mom, I told you. Tonight is all about you.
00:44:50You are the real guests of honor.
00:44:52They are the ones who will apologize,
00:44:54get kicked out, and kiss themselves.
00:44:56All you have to do is sit back and watch.
00:44:58Sit and watch?
00:45:00Oh, Noah.
00:45:02I pity your parents for having a son like you.
00:45:04You are the pitiful ones.
00:45:06My parents will have a lovely evening.
00:45:10I really appreciate the optimism.
00:45:12I really do.
00:45:14But let's see what your parents feel like
00:45:16when they see their long-lost son
00:45:18bleeding out on the street.
00:45:20Mr. William Marlow,
00:45:22the regional manager of the Brown Group,
00:45:24just arrived at the ballet.
00:45:30You think I don't know my own boss?
00:45:32What kind of fool do you think I am?
00:45:34Noah, do you know who just arrived?
00:45:36That's Jack's father,
00:45:38the Brown Group's regional manager,
00:45:40and the new president's
00:45:42right-hand man.
00:45:44Offending us,
00:45:46you're asking for a good beating
00:45:48at worst.
00:45:50But if you offend that man,
00:45:52you can forget about ever
00:45:54surviving in this town.
00:45:56Emily, don't waste your breath on a bottom-rung man like this.
00:45:58This person will never understand
00:46:00my father's place in this company.
00:46:02Being blacklisted by such a powerful man
00:46:04might be the highlight of your miserable lives.
00:46:06You're going to end up starving on the street.
00:46:08Not me.
00:46:10It's you, low-face disaster.
00:46:12Us, face disaster?
00:46:14You must not really know your place, huh?
00:46:16Emily, Noah was being rash.
00:46:18Please help us out. I'm begging you.
00:46:22It's Miss Smith.
00:46:24One more time, I'm telling you.
00:46:26You've gone too far.
00:46:28Too far?
00:46:30I can go even further.
00:46:40I can go even further.
00:46:44Touch Emily again
00:46:46and I'll kill you and your whole fucking family.
00:46:48She fell on her own,
00:46:50on her way to assault my mom.
00:46:52Noah, how can you treat me like this?
00:46:54I'm your fiancé.
00:46:56I thought you wanted nothing to do with me.
00:46:58No, tonight all I wanted to do
00:47:00was introduce my family to everyone.
00:47:02But you had to bully them like a bunch of
00:47:04classist assholes.
00:47:06But you're going to be so brazen.
00:47:08Let's see how the Smith family does
00:47:10when I banish them from this town.
00:47:12Let's see how you do without all your money and stature.
00:47:16What nonsense are you spouting?
00:47:18You're just a nobody.
00:47:20How are you going to get rid of our family?
00:47:22Jack, beat some sense into him.
00:47:24Whom are we beating?
00:47:26Let me see who's being so bold here.
00:47:34Andrew, have you ever met the president?
00:47:38Haven't you guys heard?
00:47:40The old president just stepped down.
00:47:42Not many people in the company
00:47:44have met the new president yet.
00:47:46That's why I'm lucky to be here
00:47:48and meet him here in advance tonight.
00:47:50All thanks to Sophia.
00:47:52Well, if you've never met the president before,
00:47:54you'll recognize him when you see him later.
00:47:56I've been told he carries an old pocket watch.
00:47:58Dad, something that
00:48:00not every average young bloke
00:48:02would have, okay?
00:48:04So keep your eyes out for it.
00:48:06If the president takes a liking to you
00:48:08and makes you a partner,
00:48:10will you be more powerful than William?
00:48:12He is the most
00:48:14highly regarded person in our town.
00:48:16William is just a regional manager.
00:48:18He is nothing
00:48:20compared to me.
00:48:22I've also heard that
00:48:24the president's fiancée is the
00:48:26eldest daughter of the Smith family.
00:48:28He just arranged
00:48:30a billion dollar project
00:48:32for them, making them the richest
00:48:34family in town.
00:48:36A billion? You're not
00:48:38joking, are you?
00:48:40Why would I be lying to you right now, Mom?
00:48:42So, the show
00:48:44stopped before tonight, other than the boss,
00:48:46is this, uh,
00:48:48Emily Smith, okay?
00:48:50So when you see the two of them,
00:48:52act very
00:48:54respectfully.
00:48:56Best behavior.
00:49:00Who made such a mess
00:49:02of this place?
00:49:04Security let these lowly vagrants in.
00:49:06Lowly vagrants?
00:49:08Yes, yes, this family right
00:49:10here.
00:49:12Let's pack them some leftovers,
00:49:14then maybe they'll finally leave.
00:49:16Yeah, don't worry about it, Dad. I'll have
00:49:18someone come in here and break their legs and take them out
00:49:20with the trash like they're supposed to be. Shut up!
00:49:22Mr. Marlowe?
00:49:24Daddy!
00:49:26Hello, boss.
00:49:28You must be
00:49:30the parents of the president.
00:49:32It's such a pleasure to meet you.
00:49:34William, is
00:49:36this the sort of party you meant
00:49:38to throw for me?
00:49:40Well, I actually, I'll handle it immediately.
00:49:42Noah,
00:49:44just now, did
00:49:46Mr. Marlowe call you president?
00:49:48Did we hear that right?
00:49:50You did.
00:49:52I am the new president
00:49:54of the Brown Group.
00:50:02My son has made it!
00:50:04My son is actually
00:50:06president of the Brown Group.
00:50:08Mr. Marlowe,
00:50:10are you saying that
00:50:12Noah is the company's new president?
00:50:14Dad, you must be mistaken.
00:50:16I was told that the former president's son
00:50:18was the president, not this lowlife.
00:50:20Idiot!
00:50:22Do you think I'd mistake my own boss?
00:50:24That can't be right, Daddy!
00:50:26You must be lying to me! He can't be the president!
00:50:28You must be lying to me! Shut your mouth!
00:50:30Get over here and apologize to the president!
00:50:32I don't believe it! You told me the company
00:50:34gave the Smith family a billion dollars!
00:50:36And if that was the case, why would Emily call off the
00:50:38engagement? Whether you believe it or not,
00:50:40he is
00:50:42the company's president.
00:50:44Now get out!
00:50:52Well, William, it certainly seems
00:50:54that your people enjoy throwing the weight
00:50:56around in this town.
00:51:02Mr. Brown, it's totally my fault!
00:51:04My idiot son insulted you!
00:51:06Please, do whatever you see fit.
00:51:08Emily,
00:51:10your fiancé is actually the president
00:51:12of the Brown Group!
00:51:14That billion wasn't deep from Noah, girl!
00:51:18So,
00:51:20Noah,
00:51:22are you really the company's new president?
00:51:24Well, what's it to you?
00:51:26What are you
00:51:28talking about?
00:51:30You are my fiancé.
00:51:32And if you
00:51:34are the president, then I'll own
00:51:36half of the company's shares.
00:51:38That's your life.
00:51:40Well, Emily, you
00:51:42really are worse than I thought.
00:51:44Noah, how could
00:51:46you say that about me?
00:51:48We were set to get married since we were
00:51:50kids. Married? Yeah.
00:51:52Do you remember what you said to me earlier today?
00:51:54You told me I wasn't good enough to shine your
00:51:56shoes, and now suddenly, you seem
00:51:58to remember that I'm your fiancé and you're
00:52:00trying to seduce me. You really
00:52:02are something, Emily.
00:52:04Greedy, selfish, immaterial.
00:52:06I was testing you. No, I already told
00:52:08you I wanted nothing to do with you.
00:52:10Your family is not good enough
00:52:12for us. Okay, Noah,
00:52:14I was
00:52:16blind. Can you forgive me?
00:52:18We were born to be together.
00:52:20Let's just forget all the misunderstandings
00:52:22and start over.
00:52:28We can be happy together.
00:52:30You must be out of your mind
00:52:32if you think I would be with someone
00:52:34as terrible as you.
00:52:36Let me make myself perfectly clear,
00:52:38Emily, that my power,
00:52:40money, and status has nothing
00:52:42to do with you or your family, not now
00:52:44and not ever, so stop being delusional
00:52:46and get out.
00:52:48Okay, Noah, please, please don't do
00:52:50this. I will make it up to you.
00:52:52I can serve
00:52:54as your maid. My maid?
00:52:56Uh-huh. No, you don't even deserve that.
00:52:58Now, get out
00:53:00or do you need a hand?
00:53:04You've got a lot of nerve, Noah,
00:53:06trying to kick out the president's fiancée.
00:53:08Andrew, watch your mouth!
00:53:10How dare you insult our president?
00:53:12Take a good look at him. Does he
00:53:14look anything like our company's
00:53:16president?
00:53:18Andrew, are you saying this
00:53:20George isn't the new president?
00:53:22He's a construction
00:53:24worker. How could he be our
00:53:26company's president? Andrew, I
00:53:28am warning you. Will you be quiet,
00:53:30William? I'm curious to see
00:53:32what he has to say.
00:53:38Let me tell you, you've all
00:53:40been fooled, including
00:53:42you, William. You've
00:53:44all been deceived by
00:53:46this man.
00:53:48Yeah, why is he pretending to be rich?
00:53:50He's just a long-lost son of these two
00:53:52old fools. Noah, I know
00:53:54you want your parents to be proud, but you can't
00:53:56go around telling such blatant lies.
00:53:58Faking it won't help you make it.
00:54:00Andrew, you don't trust your own
00:54:02cousin. Trust you?
00:54:04You're a construction worker
00:54:06with no prospects.
00:54:08You're nothing compared to me.
00:54:10Who is about to be recognized
00:54:12by the president and made partner?
00:54:14Partner?
00:54:16No, I don't think so.
00:54:18Not even in your next life.
00:54:22You don't think I have a chance,
00:54:24and you do? Do you
00:54:26even know who you are, or
00:54:28who you're pretending to be?
00:54:32How dare you
00:54:34touch me? You're asking for
00:54:36security! A worker
00:54:38bee for a shareholder, and already
00:54:40so arrogant, even though you have no real
00:54:42power. Why would I care
00:54:44what you think?
00:54:46What are you going to do?
00:54:48Hit me?
00:54:50Get me fired?
00:54:52You know, Andrew, it's not that I don't like you.
00:54:54I just think it's embarrassing for the company
00:54:56to have you around.
00:54:58Sophia, can we find
00:55:00Andrew Gibbons in our system?
00:55:02Yes, sir.
00:55:04Great. Fire him.
00:55:06Understood. I'll take care of it immediately.
00:55:08Thank you. Fire me.
00:55:10Hey, why don't you just go ahead and cancel that
00:55:12one billion dollar project for the Smith family
00:55:14that the president
00:55:16himself arranged, huh?
00:55:18Too hard.
00:55:20I like
00:55:24the way you think. And, uh,
00:55:26Sophia, go ahead and cancel the billion dollar
00:55:28contract for the Smith family.
00:55:30Right away, sir.
00:55:32How could Andrew have offended
00:55:34the president? I better go
00:55:36check it out.
00:55:38You know, Andrew, we are technically related.
00:55:40So, if you have any more
00:55:42requests, I'm all ears. Wow.
00:55:44You're so considerate. I'm
00:55:46touched. All good, then.
00:55:48Tell you what. I'll give you
00:55:50one last chance out of pity
00:55:52for your parents. Kiss my feet
00:55:54now, or I will show
00:55:56you what I can do.
00:55:58Mia, Adam, your precious son
00:56:00is about to get himself killed.
00:56:02I'm already giving you a chance.
00:56:04Enough. I am the president
00:56:06of the Brown Group.
00:56:10We're trying to fool
00:56:12everyone!
00:56:14Our president always carries around
00:56:16a pocket watch.
00:56:18A symbol of his ultimate
00:56:20authority. Do you have one?
00:56:24You mean like this one?
00:56:30This can't be real.
00:56:32I don't believe it.
00:56:34I won't believe it.
00:56:36Noah, are you actually the
00:56:38new president of the company?
00:56:40I, uh, offended
00:56:42the president.
00:56:44Look, I am so sorry.
00:56:46I disrespected you.
00:56:48Look, please
00:56:50forgive me. You really think you deserve my
00:56:52forgiveness? Cousin Noah!
00:56:54Who said you could call me
00:56:56cousin? Oh, Noah, we're
00:56:58family. Who's family?
00:57:00Okay, you've been faking
00:57:02it for long enough. I remember clearly
00:57:04now. This isn't the token of the
00:57:06president's authority. This is just a cheap piece
00:57:08of junk that Mia picked up from a street vendor
00:57:1020 years ago.
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00:57:32David!
00:57:34How could you do this? I remember it
00:57:36clearly. They even had to borrow the money from me
00:57:38even back then! I knew it!
00:57:40I knew your family couldn't move up in the
00:57:42world. And you thought your son
00:57:44was good enough to marry my daughter?
00:57:46Mom!
00:57:52Noah, how could someone like
00:57:54you possibly be the president?
00:57:56Stop pretending.
00:57:58Alright, alright! Okay?
00:58:00You deceived me. All of you.
00:58:02Good work.
00:58:04What are you doing just standing there? Grab
00:58:06him and throw him out!
00:58:08Stop!
00:58:11How dare you!
00:58:16Miss Sophia! What are you
00:58:18doing here? If you need
00:58:20anything from me, you can just tell me directly.
00:58:22Tell you?
00:58:24Do you realize what a fool you've been?
00:58:26I haven't done anything!
00:58:28Shut up!
00:58:30I'm sorry,
00:58:32Mr. President. I should have
00:58:34arranged things better.
00:58:36Mr. President.
00:58:38Miss Sophia, you must be
00:58:40mistaken. We've already proven that
00:58:42the little token he carries
00:58:44is a fake.
00:58:46Who
00:58:48are you to question
00:58:50the president's identity?
00:58:52Noah, I mean, Mr.
00:58:54President, I was wrong.
00:58:56I shouldn't have broke
00:58:58your watch. I'll pay for it. We'll
00:59:00pay for it. We'll pay for it. It was an
00:59:02accident. We're so sorry.
00:59:04So sorry.
00:59:06It was an accident.
00:59:08Then I must have just
00:59:10misunderstood all of it.
00:59:16It is such a waste of talent
00:59:18for your son to, what,
00:59:20only be a partner?
00:59:22Exactly. He's so capable.
00:59:24He should be promoted.
00:59:26Noah, you wouldn't
00:59:28want to have an outsider over a
00:59:30family member, would you? I mean,
00:59:32we wouldn't want to waste Andrew's brilliance.
00:59:34So true.
00:59:36Unfortunately, the one
00:59:38thing our company doesn't lack
00:59:40is talent.
00:59:42Fire him.
00:59:44Effective immediately, and
00:59:46blacklist him from our HR roster.
00:59:48Let us see how his
00:59:50talents shine elsewhere.
00:59:52Yes, Mr. President.
00:59:54Ah, and be sure to cancel the
00:59:56billion-dollar contract with the Smith family.
00:59:58No!
01:00:00Oh, please!
01:00:02Please!
01:00:06Hello?
01:00:08Mia, I heard you found Noah.
01:00:10Did you do a DNA test?
01:00:12Daniel,
01:00:14Noah really is my son, and he's
01:00:16achieved a lot. I heard he's a
01:00:18construction worker.
01:00:20Anyway, we'll see you all tomorrow
01:00:22night at Grandpa's birthday party.
01:00:24Daniel. Daniel?
01:00:26Don't worry about your uncle.
01:00:28Tomorrow is Grandpa's 70th birthday
01:00:30party. It's okay, Mom.
01:00:32We'll go together and celebrate tomorrow.
01:00:38Daddy, why do we have to invite Aunt Mia's
01:00:40family to Grandpa's 70th
01:00:42birthday? They are so gross!
01:00:44It's not like I want to.
01:00:46Grandpa wants to see this
01:00:48long-lost grandson of his.
01:01:00Mr. Brown,
01:01:02your purchases today are on the
01:01:04house. You are our most
01:01:06esteemed Supreme
01:01:08VIP member, and
01:01:10you will receive an annual
01:01:12complimentary amount of
01:01:14$100,000.
01:01:16And this is my
01:01:18business card. If you need
01:01:20anything, I am at your disposal.
01:01:22I almost forgot. I hear
01:01:24you're celebrating a family member's
01:01:26birthday at our restaurant today.
01:01:28I took the liberty of preparing
01:01:30a small gift for you.
01:01:34Yes, I believe
01:01:36this is a box of Gurkha Royal Cigars
01:01:38infused with the prestigious
01:01:40Remy Martin Black Pearl Louis XIII.
01:01:42I believe there's only fewer than
01:01:44ten boxes in the world.
01:01:46Truly a work of art and very thoughtful.
01:01:48Well, it is the least
01:01:50I could do.
01:01:58Mia, Adam,
01:02:10why are you bringing random people to
01:02:12Father's birthday?
01:02:18Fiona, this is Noah,
01:02:20our son who was lost for 20
01:02:22years. He came to celebrate Dad's
01:02:24birthday today specially. Celebrate?
01:02:26More like came to mooch off us.
01:02:28Fiona, it's just
01:02:30a meal, isn't it? I mean, if they're
01:02:32so eager to freeload, why don't we
01:02:34just give them the leftovers when we're done?
01:02:36It's good for the environment.
01:02:40Dad, I got you a very special gift
01:02:42for your birthday. It's a rare
01:02:44Macallan 26, and it
01:02:46costs thousands of dollars.
01:02:48Is it really that
01:02:50expensive? Grandpa, this is a
01:02:52royal exclusive whiskey from
01:02:54the UK. Only a few
01:02:56bottles of this are available every year.
01:02:58Regular people don't
01:03:00get their hands on this.
01:03:02We only got one because
01:03:04my boyfriend is the department manager
01:03:06at Brown Group's retail department.
01:03:08Now, their most exclusive
01:03:10inventory is a box
01:03:12of Louis XIII infused
01:03:14Gorka Royale cigars.
01:03:18But this Macallan is the next
01:03:20best thing. Even the
01:03:22legendary president of the group
01:03:24only gets to drink this a few times a year.
01:03:26What a thoughtful gift.
01:03:28You're the best.
01:03:30Unlike some people here
01:03:32showing off empty handed.
01:03:38Dad, you're really
01:03:40asking for too much.
01:03:42I mean, what kind of gift do you expect from these
01:03:44losers?
01:03:48Now that you've seen your long lost grandson
01:03:50and your wishes fulfilled, can we
01:03:52kick them out now? What are you all saying?
01:03:54Why? You invited
01:03:56us here just to humiliate us?
01:03:58My God, are you really my family?
01:04:00How dare you talk to us like
01:04:02that, you piece of trash. Who do you think
01:04:04you are? Exactly.
01:04:06Do you think we invited you here
01:04:08to have a good time?
01:04:10Know your place. This is
01:04:12Grandpa's birthday. Where's your gift?
01:04:14Are you just here for a free meal?
01:04:16And who said we showed up empty handed?
01:04:20This is a box of Gurkha Royale
01:04:22cigars, infused with
01:04:24prestigious Remy Martin Black Pearl
01:04:26Louis XIII.
01:04:32There is
01:04:34only one case in our
01:04:36whole town, and it is
01:04:38reserved for the most elite
01:04:40VIPs.
01:04:42Where did you get this?
01:04:44This is that one and only case.
01:04:46The retail director prepared it and
01:04:48delivered it to me himself.
01:04:56Okay.
01:04:58Then it must be fake.
01:05:00There is no way you could get
01:05:02your hands on this box
01:05:04of cigars. The retail director
01:05:06is the president of the
01:05:08Chamber of Commerce. A blue
01:05:10collar, like yourself,
01:05:12is not fit to meet him,
01:05:14let alone be given a gift
01:05:16from him. And you are
01:05:18standing here boasting.
01:05:20Now Noah, tell us,
01:05:22where did you really get this box
01:05:24of fake cigars? Did you
01:05:26steal it from someone's basement?
01:05:28Even if you would have brought a box of
01:05:30American spirits, no one would blame you.
01:05:32This is my 70th
01:05:34birthday,
01:05:36and you bring some lace trash.
01:05:38How much more clear I can make?
01:05:40Mr. Graham!
01:05:42Looking dapper as usual, sir.
01:05:44Is there a special guest you're attending to?
01:05:46How can I help?
01:05:48You're James,
01:05:50from sales, right?
01:05:52Yes.
01:05:54What brings you here?
01:05:56Oh, well, my girlfriend's grandfather is celebrating
01:05:58his 70th birthday,
01:06:00so I'm going to dinner with him this evening.
01:06:02This must be the party, Mr. Graham.
01:06:04Yes.
01:06:06This must be the party Mr. Brown
01:06:08requested me to prepare.
01:06:10It seems I underestimated James.
01:06:12I didn't know he was related to Mr. Brown.
01:06:14James,
01:06:16you've been performing very well recently.
01:06:18And it
01:06:20just so happens, I have a
01:06:22vacancy for Deputy
01:06:24General Manager.
01:06:26I'll make a request to the group tomorrow.
01:06:28Let's get you promoted.
01:06:30Mr. Graham!
01:06:32That's amazing! Thank you! I won't let you down.
01:06:34Please, it's the least I can do.
01:06:36Your future's bright!
01:06:38And who knows? I may need
01:06:40your help someday.
01:06:42You know, since it's such an important
01:06:44birthday, I'll stop by.
01:06:46Pay my respects.
01:06:48I'm going to need you to introduce me
01:06:50properly.
01:06:52We would be honored to have you there.
01:06:54Come by any time, okay?
01:06:56I'll go give Grandpa the great news.
01:06:58Quick,
01:07:00get some gifts together.
01:07:02This is a rare opportunity.
01:07:04You must not make any mistakes
01:07:06with Mr. Brown.
01:07:10This is my 70th birthday,
01:07:12and you bring
01:07:14some lace trash?
01:07:16Well, it is one of only ten boxes
01:07:18in the world, worth millions.
01:07:20But it seems its value is wasted
01:07:22on those who don't appreciate it.
01:07:24Worth millions? How can you say that?
01:07:26Noah, do you think
01:07:28everyone here is as foolish as you?
01:07:30I
01:07:32would not touch this
01:07:34if you begged me.
01:07:36You are bringing down the quality
01:07:38of this table of delicacies
01:07:40with your gas station fines.
01:07:42Mia, from now on, don't bring Noah
01:07:44around. It's embarrassing.
01:07:46Thank goodness we're at a family
01:07:48gathering, otherwise you could have ruined
01:07:50our family reputation entirely.
01:07:52This is Grandpa's
01:07:5470th birthday. I don't think
01:07:56a box of trash like that belongs here.
01:08:00Daniel!
01:08:10Daniel!
01:08:12Why would you ruin such a good case of cigars?
01:08:14What a waste!
01:08:16You should be glad we haven't kicked your family out.
01:08:18If it weren't for Dad's birthday,
01:08:20do you think he'd still be standing here?
01:08:30Everyone's here, huh?
01:08:32What's all the excitement about?
01:08:34Hey. You look gorgeous.
01:08:36Hello.
01:08:38What happened?
01:08:40You made it, James.
01:08:42And I heard you bought me this bottle of McCallum.
01:08:44That is a thoughtful choice.
01:08:46Hey, it's your birthday, right?
01:08:48You're Ava's grandfather. You deserve the best.
01:08:50You know, that bottle's worth $15,000.
01:08:52James,
01:08:54you're like a grandson to me.
01:08:56You know,
01:08:58you're like a grandson to me.
01:09:00Ava, uh,
01:09:02what's going on over here?
01:09:04This is my aunt's lost and found son.
01:09:06They came to Grandpa's birthday
01:09:08to mooch off of us.
01:09:10Even brought some weird liquor-soaked cigars.
01:09:12Embarrassing, really.
01:09:14Yeah, it smelled like piss when we opened the case.
01:09:18I mean, it must be spoiled, right?
01:09:20Ooh.
01:09:22This?
01:09:24This is...
01:09:26James,
01:09:28what are you doing with that garbage?
01:09:30Shut the fuck up.
01:09:38Oh.
01:09:40Okay.
01:09:42Confit code is correct.
01:09:44The label is...
01:09:46correct.
01:09:48This is indeed
01:09:50the genuine Gurkha Royale.
01:09:52Only one in ten cases
01:09:54in existence
01:09:56are top-tier case.
01:09:58James, are you sure you're not mistaken?
01:10:00You're joking, but that's right.
01:10:02Does it look like I'm joking?
01:10:04I'm the sales manager.
01:10:06I inventory products like this all the time,
01:10:08high-end products.
01:10:10This is indeed real,
01:10:12and it's worth about a million dollars.
01:10:14You're sure there's no mistake?
01:10:16Who destroyed these?
01:10:18Who fucking destroyed these?!
01:10:20I...
01:10:22I did.
01:10:24Do you realize that these fucking cigars
01:10:26probably cost more than your whole damn house?
01:10:28James, you can't blame my father.
01:10:30Who would have expected this construction worker
01:10:32to be able to afford such an expensive gift?
01:10:38Wait.
01:10:40Him?
01:10:42You brought these?
01:10:44That's right.
01:10:46I brought it.
01:10:48You're a fucking construction worker.
01:10:50How did you get your hands on something like this?
01:10:52He claimed the company's retail director
01:10:54gave it to him.
01:10:56Luke.
01:10:58No fucking way.
01:11:00There's no way!
01:11:02This is a joke, right?
01:11:04I bet he stole it.
01:11:06Yeah, right, he stole them.
01:11:08That's what happened.
01:11:10I knew it.
01:11:12I knew this family shouldn't be here
01:11:14at this birthday party.
01:11:16It's bad enough that they're poor,
01:11:18but who knows, I bet they're thieves, too.
01:11:20Noah, have you lost your mind?
01:11:22How could you have stolen something so expensive?
01:11:24Steal something cheap next time.
01:11:26You're gonna rot in jail.
01:11:28You can't falsely accuse Noah.
01:11:30That box of cigars was, in fact,
01:11:32given to us by Luke.
01:11:34He's right outside. Go ask him yourself.
01:11:40Mr. Graham,
01:11:42everything has been prepared
01:11:44according to your instructions
01:11:46at the highest grade for Mr. Brown.
01:11:48Very good.
01:11:50Oh, uh, did you get Mr. Brown's
01:11:52membership information?
01:11:54I just opened the system when headquarters called.
01:11:56They were furious.
01:11:58They said that Mr. Brown's identity is the company's top secret.
01:12:00If we investigate any further,
01:12:02there would be consequences.
01:12:04Bingo!
01:12:06Noah is the new president
01:12:08of the company.
01:12:10The president? He's the new president of the company?
01:12:12I knew the president was supposed to come by
01:12:14for an inspection, but I...
01:12:16I never expected to bump
01:12:18into him. This is my chance.
01:12:20Let's go.
01:12:26You can't falsely accuse Noah.
01:12:28That box of cigars was, in fact,
01:12:30given to us by Luke.
01:12:32He's right outside. Go ask him yourself.
01:12:34Boo!
01:12:36Have you lost your everlasting mind?
01:12:38You expect Mr. Graham
01:12:40to vouch for your thieving son?
01:12:42How dare you
01:12:44hit my father?
01:12:50How dare you hit my father?
01:12:52Did you just slap me?
01:12:54Yes, I did.
01:12:56What are you gonna do about it?
01:12:58Three slaps is nothing
01:13:00compared to what you deserve.
01:13:02Dammit, you're gonna pay for this.
01:13:08Do you know who I am?
01:13:10Ouch!
01:13:12I don't need to know
01:13:14who you are, bro. It doesn't matter.
01:13:24Noah!
01:13:26Are you insane?
01:13:28How dare you put your hands on him?
01:13:30Do you know who he is?
01:13:32Oh, and who is he?
01:13:34You classless lowlife. You have no idea
01:13:36how much trouble you've just gotten yourself into.
01:13:42James is the Brown Group sales manager.
01:13:44Oh.
01:13:46Sales manager.
01:13:48So a glorified salesman, then.
01:13:50What do you know?
01:13:52Mr. Graham is promoting me the deputy general manager.
01:13:54Ah!
01:13:56Ah!
01:13:58You country bumpkin.
01:14:00You know what that means?
01:14:02It means that for me, I got people that'll bend over
01:14:04backwards to make you suffer.
01:14:06I would like to see
01:14:08how much you can make someone like me suffer.
01:14:10Is Mr. Graham really
01:14:12promoting him to deputy general manager?
01:14:14Absolutely.
01:14:16And he's
01:14:18coming here now to wish
01:14:20Mr. Finney a happy birthday.
01:14:22And I truly
01:14:24appreciate that.
01:14:26That's right, Daddy.
01:14:28James has earned Mr. Graham's trust.
01:14:30His future is limitless.
01:14:32Ava is marrying into a wealthy
01:14:34family.
01:14:36Did you hear that, me and Adam?
01:14:38Mr. Graham is coming personally to give Dad
01:14:40a toast. You need to have Noah
01:14:42apologize to James right now and
01:14:44throw him out.
01:14:46This place isn't suitable for
01:14:48a draft like you.
01:14:50You want my son to apologize to him?
01:14:52Who does he think he is?
01:14:54He hit me first. Why should we apologize?
01:14:56Having him apologize is giving him
01:14:58a chance. If it weren't for Mr. Graham,
01:15:00I'd break his legs.
01:15:02Noah, be sensible.
01:15:04Don't be ungrateful.
01:15:06James is giving you a chance
01:15:08because of Grandpa.
01:15:10Giving me a chance?
01:15:12Mom, Dad, has the Brown group already
01:15:14Mom, Dad, has the Brown group always been so
01:15:16arrogant in this town?
01:15:18The Brown group certainly has nothing
01:15:20to do with a worker like you.
01:15:22We have the backing of the
01:15:24Brown family.
01:15:26You have any idea what that means?
01:15:28I understand better than anyone
01:15:30what the Brown group represents.
01:15:34Wishing Mr. Finney a very
01:15:36happy birthday.
01:15:38I, Luke Graham, am here
01:15:40to celebrate the occasion
01:15:42representing the Brown group
01:15:44retail division.
01:15:50Wishing Mr. Finney a very happy
01:15:5270th birthday, I present
01:15:54to you top grade
01:15:56black truffles, top grade
01:15:58caviar, a bottle
01:16:00of 1945
01:16:02Romani Conti
01:16:04as well as
01:16:06a premium membership
01:16:08card to our
01:16:10company's mall.
01:16:12Mr.
01:16:14Finney, these gifts were prepared
01:16:16in haste. Please, forgive
01:16:18me. You're very
01:16:20generous.
01:16:22These gifts, they're far too
01:16:24valuable. I can't
01:16:26accept them. Mr. Finney,
01:16:28these gifts are worth almost
01:16:30five million dollars together.
01:16:32Please, don't refuse
01:16:34them. Five
01:16:36million?
01:16:38These gifts, they're just far too
01:16:40valuable and we've never met each
01:16:42other, so I
01:16:44don't feel deserving of those.
01:16:46Mr. Finney, I'm here to celebrate
01:16:48your birthday because
01:16:50you happen to have a particularly
01:16:52exceptional young
01:16:54man in your family.
01:17:02James, Mr. Graham truly values
01:17:04you. How many surprises are you
01:17:06going to bestow upon our family?
01:17:08That's right. My soon-to-be
01:17:10son-in-law and our family
01:17:12will be running this town in no
01:17:14time. Mm-hmm. James,
01:17:16since Mr. Graham thinks so highly
01:17:18of you, you must help
01:17:20Ava move up in the ranks. Oh, yes,
01:17:22yes. We're all family.
01:17:24Since Ava and I are getting married,
01:17:26your family business is
01:17:28mine.
01:17:30Noah, now you know
01:17:32the consequences of crossing me, right?
01:17:34We'd be family down the line.
01:17:36Could've got you a job
01:17:38and a security guard at the mall scrubbing
01:17:40toilets. Now, if you got down
01:17:42on your knees and begged me,
01:17:44I wouldn't lift
01:17:46a finger. I told you
01:17:48to back down earlier. Now
01:17:50do you regret it? Why don't you all just
01:17:52apologize and get lost?
01:17:54You're an eyesore.
01:17:56What are you all
01:17:58talking about?
01:18:00What are you
01:18:02all talking about?
01:18:04Mr. Graham, forgive us.
01:18:06Every family has
01:18:08some poor relatives.
01:18:10I'll escort them out immediately.
01:18:12Noah,
01:18:14what are you waiting for?
01:18:16You want Mr. Graham to escort you out
01:18:18personally?
01:18:20What you looking at?
01:18:26What are you doing?
01:18:28What are you doing? Are you
01:18:30looking for trouble? I don't understand.
01:18:32Mr. Brown,
01:18:34Mr. Brown's parents.
01:18:36Graham,
01:18:38the retail manager,
01:18:40we spoke earlier.
01:18:42It's so nice to see you again.
01:18:44This cannot be real.
01:18:46Noah is the company's president?
01:18:48Yes. My son
01:18:50is the new president of the company.
01:18:54Mr. Graham,
01:18:56this
01:18:58can't be true.
01:19:00This man is a fraud.
01:19:02He clearly tricked you.
01:19:04Who are you to disagree with the
01:19:06president? You're just a
01:19:08glorified salesman and
01:19:10you think you're somebody.
01:19:12Get out!
01:19:16Mr. Graham, is
01:19:18he really the president?
01:19:20Do you think that if
01:19:22the president weren't here,
01:19:24I would have gotten you all of these
01:19:26gifts for no
01:19:28reason?
01:19:30I apologize,
01:19:32Mr. President.
01:19:34This is all my fault for not recognizing
01:19:36you sooner and allowing these
01:19:38lowlifes to disturb
01:19:40you. This is all my fault.
01:19:42Please punish me.
01:19:44Lou, you and
01:19:46William have opened
01:19:48my eyes to how overbearing
01:19:50the company can be in the
01:19:52I promise to give you
01:19:54an explanation. No, explain it
01:19:56to our customers.
01:20:00I promise
01:20:02to give you an explanation. No,
01:20:04explain it to our customers.
01:20:06Our company has always valued
01:20:08their experience over anything else and you
01:20:10have been nothing but arrogant
01:20:12and rude. So starting tomorrow, you will both
01:20:14be demoted to an entry-level position
01:20:16at a regular branch. If
01:20:18company culture improves, you may
01:20:20be welcomed back.
01:20:22Yes, sir.
01:20:24Well,
01:20:26does anyone else have something to say?
01:20:28Noah,
01:20:30sweetheart, um, we've
01:20:32always believed in you and you were such
01:20:34a promising young child.
01:20:36Yes, yes, look
01:20:38how successful you are
01:20:40and your parents must be
01:20:42so proud. And we are so
01:20:44happy that you are back
01:20:46home. Noah,
01:20:48we never would have imagined you would be
01:20:50the president of the company.
01:20:52A billionaire on
01:20:54the Forbes. You're a
01:20:56good grandson. You're
01:20:58truly a good grandson. You believed in me.
01:21:00A good grandson.
01:21:02A good nephew.
01:21:04That's not what you were saying earlier.
01:21:10Did you forget what you were saying just a minute ago
01:21:12or should I get you a mirror so you can see
01:21:14the disgusting hypocritical looks on your faces?
01:21:16You said your family
01:21:18was going to be rich.
01:21:20Well, look at him.
01:21:22You said we were unfit to sit with you.
01:21:24Oh, God.
01:21:26Who is unworthy now?
01:21:28You said my gifts were trash.
01:21:30Well, take a look.
01:21:32How do they hold up in your
01:21:34expectations?
01:21:36Oh, I like him.
01:21:38Oh, Grandpa.
01:21:40Mr. Finney.
01:21:46Well, this is your favorite wine.
01:21:54Well, this is your favorite wine.
01:21:56Yes, I like anything.
01:21:58As long as it comes from my grandson Noah,
01:22:00I like anything.
01:22:02It's too bad. It's too late.
01:22:06Oh, no.
01:22:08Oh.
01:22:16You don't deserve my
01:22:18well wishes.
01:22:20Well, Mom and Dad,
01:22:22it seems that we won't be able to enjoy
01:22:24birthday cake tonight.
01:22:26Luke,
01:22:28make arrangements.
01:22:30I think that we should have a reunion dinner
01:22:32just for ourselves.
01:22:34Yes. Yes, let's do that.
01:22:36And, Luke,
01:22:38kick them out.
01:22:40From now on,
01:22:42you are banned from ever
01:22:44entering a property owned by the family.
01:22:46Yes, Boss.
01:22:48Please.
01:22:50I never wanted this.
01:22:52Why?
01:22:54Why?
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01:24:00Why?
01:24:02Why?