Thomas Leroy is a fictional character in the 2010 drama thriller film Black Swan.
Thomas thinks that Nina is too stiff to dance the black swan dance.
Thomas compliments Nina in her performance at the fundraiser.
Thomas announces that Beth is retiring at the end of the current season.
Thomas introduces the assembled crowd to Beth and gives credit to her perform...
Thomas tells Nina that he is looking for someone to be transcendent by dancin...
Thomas asks a dancer if he thinks that Nina's dancing is sexual enough for th...
Thomas tells Nina that he would like to see Nina's metamorphosis into the evi...
Thomas tries to get Nina to stop apologizing for her actions and be more conf...
Thomas tells Nina that he always knew that she had the ability to be great.
Thomas tells Nina that the only thing that is standing in her way is herself.
Thomas tries to encourage Nina the day before the performance.
Thomas goes over the final scene with Nina where she is to kill herself on st...
Thomas thinks that Nina could be an amazing dancer if she was willing to lose...
Thomas tries to help Nina relax into the role and be more sensual.
Thomas tries to get Nina to let go and dance with passion.
Thomas tells Nina that he thinks Beth walked in front of a car on purpose. T...
Thomas tells Nina that he wants her to go home and masturbate.
Thomas tells Nina that he doesn't want any boundaries between he and Nina.
Thomas announces that they will open up the new season with Nina as the lead ...
Thomas asks for Nina's help soliciting donations from the patrons.
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