Directer Corey Finley finds the dark humor within this scandal which he depicts with

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about school athletics between the different schools and you know, sioset versus, you know, whatever

a Suffolk County and all that kind of stuff. So definitely if you're from the area, you can

appreciate the references that they make towards that time in those schools. But Jackman's

heart is in the right place. He's trying to raise money for the school. He's trying to help

people. I just want to help the kids. You see him being genuine since he year, but a little

greed goes a long way. So he likes having his thousand dollar suits. He likes getting facelifts

and he's got a secret past as well. A woman hits on the great Catherine Narducci who

I met at sopranos con. We love her. Charmaine Bucco. She hits on him at one point because

he's helping her son. I can't, I can't too soon. Even though his wife has been dead for

like 30 years, he's still wearing a wedding ring. But then when he pops up and sees one

of his old students who's now a bartender, young good looking guy, get to a couple of drinks

and you go, okay, now I see where this is. So he's got a buried secret, the fact that he's

gay. In addition to having this romance with this guy, he's also been living with a man

for decades in a very expensive New York apartment. And who's paying for that? Well, as the movie

makes clear, this is where the books are being cooked. Alison Janie is always as excellent.

It's hard when it comes to accents. People always overdo them, but she nailed the long

island accents. It's not long Island all the time. It's all, which is deathful true,

ALL, but it's long. It's not long. And I thought, you know, just her nuance with it. Again,

my buddy Rags and I were talking about this on his show. And he said that he thinks Alison

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