Goofs
When Doyle is riding in the back of the car and talking to the prostitute, shots of Doyle and the prostitute show many lights and other cars visible through the rear window. Shots through the front window of the car show an unlit, traffic-free road ahead.
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Quotes
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first lines]
Party Woman:
Pardon my incredulity, Natalie, but I'm very surprised to see you here. Pleasantly so, of course.
Natalie:
I'm a little surprised to see myself here, too, Mary Alice. Pleasantly so, of course.
Party Woman:
Were you here last year?
Natalie:
No, I wasn't invited last year.
Party Woman:
Oh, curious. That must have been an accident. Oh, do you know Libby?
Natalie:
No, I don't believe I do.
Party Woman:
Libby, this is Natalie Standish. Natalie is Reed's... Oh, is it alright to...
Natalie:
Say that Reed got me pregnant when I was a barhop at your country club? ...
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DUTCH, in my opinion, is an excellent comedy about an unlikely friendship between a teenage boy and his mother's boyfriend. If you ask me, Doyle (Ethan Randall) was an absolute snob! That kid really need to learn respect! However, in my opinion, every mishap that occurred on his journey home with Dutch (Ed O'Neill) was absolutely hilarious. Before I wrap this up, I'd like to say that everyone was ideally cast, the direction was flawless, and production design was spectacular, and the performances were top-grade. Now, in conclusion, I highly recommend this comedy about an unlikely friendship between a teenage boy and his mother's boyfriend.