A Perfect Murder (1998) - Lies Scene (7/9) | Movieclips 

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because he’s a nice, nice guy.

And it changes back to black and white and they are in Kansas again!

Great example.

@@MsAggie78 The greatest drama comedy never made was 'Tee off' starring Douglas and Kenan Rockmore. Douglas' character is an opulently wealthy old widower who's ruthless in business, but unhappy in personal life. His Smithers esque assistant/lackey is played by Matthew Perry. His most important claim to fame is that he's never lost a golf match. His home is surrounded by acres of a golf course, and outside of that are the 'projects' where predominantly poor African Americans' live. He decides his final investment will be to develop on the projects which will drive many residents away, or be made homeless. Kenan lives there and is essentially an incredibly intelligent under achieving character stuck (Kel Kimble he's unreliable loyal friend). He organizes protests against the development but gets nowhere and gives up, until he reads in the sports pages that Douglas' proudest claim to fame is having never lost a match. He visits uncle Fredrickson an ageing uncle whose Dad was the 'best player there ever was' in an era when African Americans couldn't play golf. The clubs are old, but have a magical shimmer to them. Kenan is a natural and challenges Douglas to a match, and if he wins the developments stop. Douglas accepts and loses the first match (4-6 holes) Douglas then offers Kenan a best out of three and if Kenan were to win the developments are stopped but the community also gets to develop the golf course into anything they want. (falling down reference) to show he means business he gives Kenan and Kel a cheque for 10 000 dollars toget the right look and equipment. Kenan and Kel don't tpactice and just enjoy spending the money to 'look good.' Douglas prepares meticulously. Kenan looking like a professional golfer loses the rematch, as the glimmer of the uncle's historical glubs starts to completely fade. He agrees to sudden death and Douglas accepts that if Kenan wins not only the projects will be saved, but their community will be able to do what they've always wanted redevelop the golf course for the community (falling downreference). Kenan with the old clubs wins with an incredible hole in one from the bunker but by now Douglas is consciously willing Kenan to victory, knowing he made him feel 'alive' again. Douglas ends on amazing terms with the African American Latino community from the projects by promising to pay for everything they've ever wanted. Jenkins gets fired. Kenan is offered a position in a financial institute as they is mutual respect between the two. Kenan requests a small part of the area remain a golf course in case he wants to 'swing again.' The film closes with a dying Douglas disregarding the financial times and asking for the sports pages where he sees the headline 'Rockmore wins big at first major tournament!' He cries and smiles to himself knowing he'll die in peace. 'Tee Off' (greatest drama comedy never made)

ZCorp Alpha the greatest comedy drama never made was 'tee off' starring him and Kenan Rockmore in a situational comedy. Douglas owns an opulent golf course, his ageing and alone, and his claim to fame is that he has never lost a match. Kenan lives in the projects with mostly African American communities, Douglas is about to make an investment which will force nearly all of the projects residents away on potentially on the streets. After failed protests Kenan notices a small article which sees that Douglas' character takes greatest pride in claiming he's never lost. Kenan, with Kel, as his potential caddy make an offer challenging himto a match should he win the projects get saved. Kenan is a natural and spectacularly upsets him. Douglas then offers a best out of 3 match and if he loses 2 Kenan and his supporters don't just save the projects but gets to do what they've always wanted take over the gold course and turn it into a family place. Douglas wins the rematch because Kenans' too busy enjoying the money he was given to buy expensive new gold clothes and clubs to 'look' the part. The final match eventually happens and Kenan wins with a stunning hole in one, and Douglas cedes to everything the community wants to do. In the final scene a near dying Douglas in hospital gets a final moment of happiness reading the sports pages to see the headline 'Rockmore starts big at first major tournament.' SAD it can't be made now

@@patriceaqa288 I could discuss this for days 🥃

@@zcorpalpha2462 It was a hell of an idea

@@zcorpalpha2462 I was very proud of the idea and the script. The comedy wrote itself scenes like Kel never knowing what 'caddy' meant. Scenes where Kenan begins to train and when being talked out of it sees homeless people on the streets. As he prepares a speech'I'm not doing this for ME I'm doing it for everyone here who have nothing I'm fighting for those worst off....' Then his struck ball knocks out a homeless woman. Kenan training in his soon to taken away home arguing with Kel then angrily stating this is 'my home and I care about in it...' just as a golf ball smashes a window before they disperse. 'If you're the caddy you better do your job!' (douglas' words)'Hey man I love that cadillac but it don;t define one bit does it Kenan'??' ...'You're my caddy!!!' 'I thought I was your buddy?? oh so that's how it's gonna be huh??" It literally wrote itself. There were darker elements to it aswell, racial, and economic components, and a character redemption for Douglas' character who in the initial script almost subconsciously 'wanted' Kenan to hit the hole in one. Lots of reverse falling down references with the golf course aswell. Such a shame

@@patriceaqa288 Was a shame 🥃 Agreed

Drew Hendley lol