Making Of FAIR PLAY (2023) - Behind The Scenes Talk With Phoebe Dynevor & Alden Ehrenreich | Netflix
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🔑 Release Date 06.10.2023
🔑 Duration: 1h 53m
🔑 Netflix Link: bit.ly/3QhzzGz
P L O T:
An unexpected promotion at a cutthroat hedge fund pushes a young couple's relationship to the brink, threatening to unravel far more than their recent engagement.
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❌ Phoebe Dynevor (Emily)
❌ Alden Ehrenreich (Luke)
❌ Eddie Marsan (Campbell)
❌ Sia Alipour (Arjun)
❌ Sebastian De Souza (Rory)
D I R E C T O R:
❌ Chloe Domont
S C R I P T:
❌ Chloe Domont
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I absolutely loved it
Campbell was Hannibal, Emily was starling, sad story if you read between the lines. Luke let his weaknesses destroy a perfect relationship.
Great movie!
This movie was petrifying. It has deeply impacted me.
Good movie. Compelling performance by both leads. Interesting exploration of gender and power dynamics, although I will say that despite the sharpness and sleekness of the movie, there was a nuance and depth missing that i can't quite put my finger on. Also, the ending seemed more like the director's revenge fantasy, rather than anything that could actually play out in real life. She seems intelligent and ambitious, but a definite streak of an avoidant attachment pattern, mixed with a bit of a vendetta/torch that perhaps she could not fully carry out in her own life, but brought to a fantasy fruition in that movie. I honestly cannot realistically see this type of scene playing out between a woman who exhibited way too much empathy for her weak jerk of a boyfriend who had already demonstrated he was capable of violence and abuse, one-on-one, in an apartment. It was good vicarious vindication, but not super realistic.
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The only villain in the movie was the office and campbell they could have quit any time they wanted to
Bro the commission of a single successful trade was around 570,000.
Emily and Luke, both hurt each other but in the end, it only becomes the fault of men.
how did she hurt him? all she did was trying to push him up the ladder. she earned the position, he's just an ass
He’s very likely gay. no real man would act like that. Plus he was jealous she was just big pimpin the whole time
I can’t believe this is an honest comment.
That's how media always turns it. They always make the man the villain...
So it's normal to meet your boss at 2am in the morning. And the man has to be Okey with that. No way@@danabalaa4715
The script have too many holes not did they meet the stocks market is a casino and computers do most of the trading the film have no many non Americans
Billions was better than your movie you could had added the psychology to help Emily handle the men a d she forgot powe corrupt and she became corrupt to Luke why have her going to campbell house every night with the depth hr would have told her campbell was breaking the law and no Russia men would want to work or take orders from an American woman you must had a small budget for this movie
are you on drugs? what the bloody hell are you on about?