Fool's Gold is an 2008 American adventure/romance film from Warner Bros. Pictures about a married couple who rekindle their romantic life while searching for a lost treasure. The film was directed by Andy Tennant and reunites the How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days stars Matthew McConaughey and Kate Hudson. The MPAA rated the film PG-13 for action violence, some sexual material, brief nudity, and language. In February, 2011, a lawsuit regarding the...
Tess to Finn about finding an intelligent and sucessful man.
Tess to Finn about how their relationship is complex, but not in a good way.
Gary and Eddie discuss the attributes of Finn his sexuality, his focus as Tes...
Tess to Finn about being happy about not being married anymore.
Finn not believing they could not find the treasure while Tess is more concer...
Finn explaining to Bigg Bunny that he used the stolen money to pay debts but ...
Alfonz asking Nigel if he has any prostitutes, when he responds no, he sugges...
Alonz asks Finn what the explosion sound was but he does not seem to have hea...
Bigg Bunny asking his men to remove Finn from his island.
Tess and Finn explain to Nigel and Alfonz that they are heading off to bed bu...
Finn about the diving expression, "miss by an inch, miss by a mile" in regard...
Tess on entering Finn's room explaining that she just wants to talk.
Alonz sarcastically about Finn asking where the boat has gone, understanding ...
Nigel praising Gemmas' ability to get money out of him, just like her mother.
Tess asking Gary if she interferes by commenting on his love life, who retort...
Tess to the cook about not knowing anything about her marriage
Gemma saying that she is ready to cut herself off but then asks for money for...
Tess to Gary and Eddie about the three things Finn is good at, one of them be...
Nigel Honeycut responding to Tess wondering why he thinks she does anything o...
Cook to Tess about the flakiness of her husband.
Bigg Bunny asking his men if Finn is really dead, as he has been disappointed...
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