(ascending tones) (airplane engine whirs) (mellow music) - [Girl] Daddy, daddy. (mellow sentimental music) - [Father] Oh, did you
have fun? Where's mommy? (mellow sentimental music) (traffic noises)
(mellow sentimental music) - [Man On Radio] In
entertainment news Chace Creed has signed a $20 million
endorsement deal with Diamacci Fragrance
to be the face of their new men's line. That should certainly help
pay for the three carat engagement ring we've
seen Madison Blake flashing, shouldn't it? Now, wedding plans are
still top secret, but don't--
- Would you mind shutting that off?
- Stay that way for. (mellow sentimental music) (voicemail beeps) - [Woman On voicemail]
Mister Dauer this is Diane Peterson, I'm chief
counsel for the studio on Lightening Strikes Twice. I'm calling because we
still haven't received the signed contract from
Chace Creed and without that I can't release the
funds from escrow to your production company. Please give me a call back. I've already sent you a
few emails on this and we are past the point
where this has to be done. Thanks very much.
(beeps) - [Woman On voicemail] Luke,
Sydney here. What's this I'm hearing
about the money not dropping yet? Am I directing this or what? Give me a call, let me
know what's going on. (beeps) - [Man On voicemail] So,
we haven't really heard anything back from Chace's
camp and starting to get me a little worried, Luke. I mean the studios are
starting to call me wondering why he hasn't
signed, so yeah I think-- (beeps) (mellow sentimental music) (birds sing) (phone rings) (phone beeps) - Hello. - [Woman On Phone] I need
to ask a favor. - Who is this? - [Laura On Phone] It's
Laura, remember me? - Oh yeah, how could I forget. - So, I was supposed to drive
Gabby to college tomorrow but I kind of broke my
ankle last night and I need you to take her. - What? - [Laura On Phone] What
didn't you understand? - You can't drive? - [Laura On Phone] No,
I'm in the hospital. (sighs) - What happened? - Steve and I were taking
down the Christmas lights. - In August? - I know what month it is. I was up on the ladder
because Steve-- - Is 95. - [Laura] He's 57, why do
you have to be such a jerk all the time? - Sorry, go on. - I fell over backward
and my ankle got caught. It's broken and dislocated. I'm gonna be in here
for a while. (sighs) - Well, what about Steve? - [Laura On Phone]
What about Steve? - Well, can't he take her? - He's in Chicago for
a conference. You know she's your
responsibility too, right? (hair dryer blowing) - I can't get away right now,
okay? I've got a lot going on. - [Laura On Phone] You come
and go whenever you want. It's 8:45 and you're
probably still in bed. - No, I'm finishing breakfast. - [Laura On Phone] Cereal? - Yeah. - Clank your bowl
with the spoon. - Why? - Humor me. (Footsteps] - [Laura On Phone] 12 years
apart and you still feel the need to lie to me. - What's your point? - [Laura On Phone] My point
is there's no one else. - Fine, I'll take her. I gotta juggle some stuff
around but I can take her. - You should probably get
there on Monday and you don't fly back
until Wednesday. - Wait, wait, wait I thought
we're leaving tomorrow. You are, Charleston's
2700 miles away. You do the math. - South Carolina?
- Yeah, South Carolina. - I thought she's going to
school in San Diego or
something. - So did she a year ago. - I just, I can't get away
for six days right now. - If one of the girls
from your casting couch even suggested going
away to, oh I don't know, say Barbados for the weekend
you'd go in a heartbeat. - Why do you have to go there? - [Laura On Phone] Because
every time I have to talk to you it all comes
flooding back. - How are we gonna do this? - Can you be at my
house by eight? - Oh, you mean my log cabin. - That's the one.
- Sure. (phone beeps) (spoon clangs) I have an ex-wife and a daughter. Wanna go on a road trip? (footsteps) (door squeaks) You mad? - I'm not mad. - Do you want to
talk about this? I have work to do. And now, it looks like
I'll have to help Rhonda clear your schedule. - We can get away next weekend. - [Brianna] Is that why
you think I'm mad? - So you are mad. - [Brianna] No, I'm not. - Look, I can't believe
you're this upset over the fact that I have
an ex-wife and a daughter. - No, no just nine
months of dating and this is the first I've
heard about them. (footsteps) (door slams) - So, you are mad. (mellow music) (phone rings) - Dauer Productions. - I was able to clear
everything from your schedule except the thing that you
have on Tuesday. Hi, this is Andrew Kinzler. - It is such an honor to
meet you Mister Dauer, I'm a huge fan of your work. - Thank you. -[Rhonda] He's the actor
that I was telling you about. He works with my brother-in-law. You said you would take
a look at his reel. - Can you excuse us
for a minute? - Yeah.
- Thanks. - Here, take this. (phone rings) - Any word from Chace Creed? - No, nothing. I haven't heard from
his agent, his attorney, manager, no one. If you ask me they're
holding out for more money. (sighs) And, Sydney's been calling me. - Yeah, me too. - She doesn't sound happy. - No, she doesn't. - You have that lunch on
Monday with the studio. What would you like for
me to tell them? - Just tell them I'm
location, let's push it out to Wednesday if we can. - And, what about him? I'll just put this in
your briefcase. - All right, thanks. Hey, can we talk about
this over dinner? Give me a chance to
explain myself before I head out of town. - No more lies? - Well technically,
I didn't lie. All right, no more secrets. - Promise me. - I promise to pick
you up at seven. (sighs)
Okay, okay, okay. I promise, no more lies. - Fine, let's eat at your place. I don't feel like going out. - Cool, I'll pick up Chinese. (mellow sentimental music) - [PA Announcement]
Doctor Simerson, please dial three one six. (mellow sentimental music) (phone rings) (knocks) - Is this really a good
time to be going away? - I don't have a choice. - What are you going there for? - About six days. - No, I mean. (laughs) - No, I'm taking
Gabby to college. - College already? Wow. So, what do you want me to
do about Chace Creed then? (sighs) - Do you think he's
jumping ship? - Was he on the ship? - I kind of told Sydney he was. - You did not. - It's a figure of speech. - Not to lawyers and judges. And, didn't Sydney only
agree to direct if Chace was attached? And, if he doesn't sign? (phone beeps) - Hey, it's Luke Dauer
with Dauer Productions just calling again. Hey, I just need to know
that Chace Creed's on board. I know you have some
paperwork of ours and life gets busy, contracts
are boring. You know I get that, but we gotta
sign 'em and if you could send it back to me I
would appreciate it and I won't have to
deal with this long line outside of my office waiting
to kill for this role. So, Luke Dauer Dauer Productions, just
give me a call back and I won't have to
give this away. (phone beeps) - [PA Announcement] Doctor
Massa to Labor and Delivery, Doctor Massa to Labor
and Deliver. - [Laura] Why aren't you out
saying goodbye to your friends? - My time with my mom just
got cut short by a week. (sighs) - I was really looking
forward to our time together just the two of us. I remember when my parents
drove me to college. - They had cars back then. (laughs) - Could kick you with that. (laughs) I'm really going to miss you. - I'm gonna be okay. We can talk anytime, we've
got unlimited talk and data. I mean, it'll be like
I never left. - I feel like we're in
the middle of a cell phone commercial. (laughs) I talked to your dad today. - There's a sentence
I don't hear everyday. - He agreed to drive
you to college. - Mom, no I can drive myself. - You are not driving across
the country by yourself. - I'll fly. - You need your car at school. We already talked about this. - What about Mikayla or Lacey? - And have two parents
worried sick? No. It'll be a good
opportunity for you to get to know each other. - He's had plenty of
opportunities. We have nothing in common. - You have me. - Yeah, I'm sure he'd
love to talk about you. - I know I said a lot
of bad things about him. There are a lot of
good things too. - Should I have them
adjust your meds? You don't sound like yourself. (sighs) You're really making me do this. - Sorry.
(sighs) - There's really no
reason why, I just didn't bring it up. And, they live up in
Big Bear in their world and I live down here in mine. - How often do you see her? - It's complicated. - We've been up that
way three times. Don't you think she'd
like to see her dad every once in a while? - No, I don't. Her mom's filled her head with
poisonous things about me, the worst, none of
the good stuff. - That's your job, not just
to tell her, but to show her. - It's a little late for that. - Because she's 18? You've got another what 40
50 years in ya. Are you okay just
flushing that away because you're afraid
to talk to her? - Well, she doesn't
call me either. - Chace Creed doesn't
wanna talk to you but you still call him. - This is a lot harder
than you think. I mean, even when we
do talk we don't talk. - I've seen you sign like
a $10 million movie star to a two million dollar
movie and yet now you're afraid to talk
to your own daughter. - I wouldn't know
where to begin. You have to come with. - You have to do this yourself. - She hates me. - She doesn't hate you,
she just doesn't know you. (rock music) ("Different" by 513Free) ♪ Another day another dollar ♪ Another want that's not a need ♪ You say you live for freedom ♪ But are you really free ♪ Your sin and your dark secrets ♪ You keep it all inside ♪ Pretend that no one's looking ♪ To protect your house of lies (door thuds) (gravel crunches) - Hey.
- Hey. - How are you? - Fine.
- Good. - You've lost weight. - Well, I'm trying to
lose 10 pounds, I only have 13 more to
go, so not going well. - We should get going, it's
going to be a long day. - Long day, long week. (door thuds) Can I set this there? - Sure.
- I don't know where else to put it. - No, that'll work. I'm gonna try to crash. - Okay, I'll try not to. ("I'm Letting go" by Noah Reagh
featuring Michael Ketterer) ♪ Sometimes in life ♪ Times can be tough ♪ That's when you
lift up your head ♪ Cause love is passing by ♪ With hope in His eyes ♪ Awake, awake all you sleepers ♪ Sing I'm letting go ♪ I'm gonna be free ♪ I'm gonna let You just
wash off my feet - All right, we'll just
have to do it in 40 days instead of 45. Throw the rest of the
money at him. All right, let me know
what you can come up with. - Where are we? - Arizona. You hungry? - I could eat. - All right. (door thuds) Are you excited to
go to college? - Yeah. - I've never heard of
Providence Coastal University. - It's a small
Christian college. - Yeah, but why all the
way out in South Carolina? - It has a really good
counseling program. - Like for addicts? - No, marriage counseling. - Marriage counseling. When did this whole
Christian thing start? - After you left us. - Well technically,
your mom left me. - And, why was that? (mellow sentimental music) (door thuds) - I'm allergic to peanuts. I could have died. (mellow sentimental music) (door thuds) I'm gonna take a shower. - Hey. - [Brianna] Hey, how's it going? - Good, really good. - Hang in there. - She's barely said
two words to me. - Well, don't give up. You'll never have a
better opportunity to get to know her than right now. - Well, I follow that but
you kind of have to say more than two words to
get to know somebody. - Well, it's a start. Try again before she
goes to bed. - I will. She's coming, I gotta go,
okay thanks. (phone beeps) Hey. Are you nervous about
going to school? - [Gabby] Not really. (lamp clicks) Night. (thuds) (door slams) (door handle clicks) (door handle clicks) - Hi, we gonna talk today? - About? - You me, life, us. I'd talk politics if I had to. - We don't have to
make small talk. The trip might go faster if
we just don't talk at all. - So, if we don't talk
the trip will be more pleasant, all right. - Look, I don't know
what's gonna make this pleasant for you. - We could play the alphabet
game, count license plates. - I'm not 12. - Well, at least
we'd be talking. - Why start now? - Gabby, I'm trying here. - Would you be trying
if mom hadn't forced us into a car together? No, no you wouldn't because
you just don't care. (lock clicks) (mellow sentimental music) (camera clicks) - Your mom and I always
used to take pictures of you when you were little. We were broke so we had to
wait to get the film developed, but that was fun ya know
'cause you never knew what you were going to get. That was our Christmas
present to each other. - No thanks. - Do you remember this, more. - [Gabby] Nuh-uh. - All that sign language
your mom taught you. - [Gabby] No. - All right. Potty... that was a popular one. - Uh-uh. - Oh come on, eat, drink, milk. (laughs) Your mom would always follow
you around saying milk, trying to encourage
you to do it and all you'd say is "wuv you." And, she'd say eat
whatever and you'd just walk around flashing the
I love you sign. "Wuv, wuv, wuv" that's
what you'd say. You did that all the time. You have to remember this. - I don't, okay. (wipers whir) (sighs) (wipers whir) - Do you still go to church,
the one with the red pews? - You remember that? - Yeah, I do. - [Luke] It was a long time ago. - Does Brianna go? - I have no idea, why? - I'm just curious. - Why you hope she'd drag me
there kicking and screaming? - Yeah, maybe. - No church would want me. - They all do, they should. Churches are like health
clubs, you don't have to get into shape before you go. California. - Oh, are we playing this? All right, in my briefcase
is a pad, grab it. Let's make a list. - Who's that? - Oh, some kid dropped it
off at my office before we left. - Wow. - Easy tiger, put it away,
get the pad. (uplifting music) ("Make Today Count" by 513Free) ♪ You say you're gonna
make it happen someday ♪ So let me ask the
question this way ♪ Will someday ever come? ♪ You said that you would
put it all behind you ♪ Yet you always
let your mind rewind to ♪ The way things used to be ♪ Look up it's a brand new day ♪ It a brand new day
- Outside, I don't mind. - That's fine.
- Okay. - I'm going to use the bathroom. - All right, okay. - [Waitress] Hi, I'm Kjersten.
- Hi. - Here's some menus.
- Thanks. - Can I start you off
with something to drink? - Soda Water. - [Kjersten] Okay, for
the young lady? - She's gonna have... - I can come back. - Thanks, appreciate it.
- You're welcome. - [Sydney On Voicemail] Luke,
it's Sydney. I'm calling about Chace Creed. You need to call me back. This isn't funny anymore,
I need to know now. (phone beeps) - You okay?
- Yeah, yep. Waitress stopped by I was
wondering if you wanted anything to drink but I
dare not order. I don't wanna get anything
you're allergic to. - I like lemonade, chocolate
milk, and butterscotch malts and I can't stand coffee. - Good to know. - But I love coffee ice cream. - Like the mocha shakes
at Dairy Barn? - I gained 10 pounds when
I started working there. (laughs) - [Luke] You worked there? - For two years. It was just part time
over the summer. - Hey Kjersten,
- Yes sir? - how about two
butterscotch malts? - [Kjersten] Sure thing. - [Luke] So, what happened
with going to school on the west coast? - [Gabby] You mean
closer to home? - [Luke] Yeah. - I changed my mind. - Your boyfriend going
to this school? Jeff?
- Jeff's a scumbag. (sighs) He went to visit his--
(phone buzzes) - It's okay, it's okay go ahead. - He went to visit his
brother at college and there was this party. Then, at the party
there was a girl. I wouldn't take him back
no matter how many times he said he was sorry. I mean, we're gonna be a
colleges across the country from each other and I'm supposed
to trust him after that? We never did anything,
just so you know. (phone buzzes) Go ahead, I don't mind. (phone buzzes) (phone beeps) - Look, he has everything
he needs to sign right now, okay, that's all
we're waiting on. It's just a formality, really. - I thought you said he was in. - [Luke On Phone] Did I? - I can show you the emails. Look, I turned down a really
big project to do this, make it happen. - Whoa, whoa, whoa when
have I not delivered. Look, you gotta
trust me on this. - Okay, if Tuesday rolls
around and he's not signed expect me off the
project by Wednesday. (phone beeps) (mellow sentimental music) - You like him? - Chace Creed?
- Yeah. - Who doesn't. - Well, guess who's
producing his next film. - You? - We're in negotiations. - Cool. - We'll take those too, so. (door thuds) Thanks for that. - Yeah well, I don't
even need 'em. (laughs) - Let's get them out of
the windshield. - Are you serious? - Yeah. (laughing) - Laugh it up, payback's coming. - [Gabby] How'd you two meet? - [Luke] We work together. - Dating employees, not good. - I know, something just
clicked though. I don't know, it made sense. We have a lot in common,
even the same birthday. - Seriously? - Different years. - Well yeah. - So, you didn't tell me
too much about your major, something to do with counseling. - Yeah, I wanna work at a
Christian counseling center. - Like at a church. - Some of them are. - Well, the big money's
in private practice. - I'm not sure there is
big money in the kind of work I wanna do. I wanna help people put God
at the center of everything. Like with marriage a lot of
counselors they view marriage as a contract between
two people, but really it's a covenant with God. Contracts are based on
mutual distrust, but a covenant is based
on a mutual commitment. I did a report. - All right. What if divorce is
the best option? - For who? - Everyone involved.
- The kids? - Case in point, you
turned out fine. - Not without help. - You saw a counselor? - No. I turned to God and he
helped me through it all. - Through what? - A lot of things that
messed me up. Growing up without a dad,
years of you and mom fighting like after the divorce,
I mean, constantly. Seriously, quit fighting. It's a lot for a little
girl to deal with. Kids aren't as
resilient as you think. Anyway, my friend Mikayla
invited me to the youth group at her church and I loved it. Pretty soon I gave
my life to God and realized that He's
actually there and able to help you
through all kinds of things you never thought you'd
be able to get through. That's the kind of
work I wanna do. - We saw a counselor. - One that focused on God? - You really think that
if somebody prayed over us that it would have
saved our marriage? - If it was you and
mom, that's part of it, turning over control
of your life. - If you're trying to get
us back together it's a little late. - Get you and mom back
together or you and God? (mellow pop music) ("A Little More Heaven Falls
Down" by Chris Chickering) ♪ Every time I smile I let go ♪ Of a little more pain ♪ Every time I laugh
I get rid of ♪ A little more shame. ♪ These days I figured out that ♪ I'm the one to turn
this thing around ♪ Every time I do ♪ Yeah a little more of
heaven falls down ♪ Down, down, down, down
and all around ♪ Yeah a little more
heaven falls down ♪ Down down it's getting better - Which one did you say is cute? Payback. ♪ Every time I dream oh I dream ♪ About a feeling like this ♪ And nothing weighs on me ♪ No matter how heavy it is Do we have Minnesota yet? - We do now. - Nice. - So, how did we end
up in Big Bear? - Your mom didn't want
you to grow up in LA. She wanted to be someplace
where you don't have to worry about locking your
doors at night. (softly on the radio
"Close" by Matt McCasland) - We lock our doors. - Not 12 years ago. We came up with a compromise. Remember it was I would
work in LA in the week and then come up on
weekends and visit you guys. Distance was tough though. She started to not trust me. I was working with an
actress who came on to me and I told mom about it, but man she got jealous. I mean over the top. She wanted me to quit. You gotta understand I
mean this is all I've ever been good at. It's what I know. I mean, I turned this
actress down, but mom just kept
treating me like I hadn't. (music continues) Two weeks later she
came in for a call back. - Okay, I know the rest. - You know, I should have
tried harder with your mom. Just try telling that
to a younger, more stubborn version of me. - I can't stand any
of her movies. (sighs) - You and everyone else. - [Gabby] So, what did
you like best about mom? - [Luke] How good she
was with you. - [Gabby] That was fast. - When I worked in LA she'd
be with you all week long and you'd think after
that week she would just say, "Take her," you know
but she never did that. I used to stand in the
doorway and listen to her read you stories. - I used to love putting
my ear on her chest and just listen to her voice. It was so comforting. I can't explain it. - Nah, you just did. I should have read to you more. - Mom always told me
that you couldn't read. (mellow sentimental music) (laughs) (mellow sentimental music) - Can I help you? - We need a room. - Oh, we only have one left. - Perfect, we'll take it. - That's 104.94. - The sign said $39. - That's from $39. All we have left is the
honeymoon suite. - You have a honeymoon suite? - We do and it's 104.94,
do you want it? - How many beds does it have? - It's the honeymoon suite. - [Luke] Do you have
rollaway beds? - [Clerk] Yes, we have four. - Perfect, I'll take one. - Oh, they're all out. - All right, how far till
the next town? - Oklahoma City's just 38 miles. - You see I just drove
through Oklahoma City to get here, so. - It's the closest one. - Okay, all right. I'll tell you what. - [Woman] Did you make
the reservation? - All right, we'll take
it, we'll take the room. - Would you like me to send
up a bottle of champagne? - That's my daughter, yeah. She's 18. (keys click) (thuds) Are you upset? - I just realized you don't
know anything about me. When's my birthday? - What? - You told that guy I was 18. I'm 17. - But you'll be like 18
in September-- - Who was my first boyfriend? - Tim. - No, Mark. I was the leading scorer
on my soccer team from sixth grade through
my junior year and you didn't see one goal. - And one goal would make
you the leading scorer. - This isn't a joke. Have I ever had surgery? - No. - My tonsils. - [Luke] It's not a major
surgery though. - It is major when
you're 10 years old and scared to death and
your dad doesn't come to the hospital. - [Luke] I was in Canada. - I was in the hospital. I was in four high school plays. You work with actors you'd
think you'd wanna see your own daughter act. - You know, your mom
would just rub in my face how I'd ruined your lives
every time I came around so-- - Do you see what you're doing? You're deflecting okay, you're
deflecting the blame to mom. Do you have any idea
what it's like to wonder if you ever
think about me or if you love me at all? I gotta get outta here. - I think about you
all the time. I think about what you're like. I think about what kind
of dad I would have been. - You are a dad. It's not like I live on the
other side of the world. I'm on the other side of
the mountains. - I know, I wish things
were different. - You don't wish
things different, you make things different. - If there was a one
day I could take back. - Why would you let that one
day ruin so many of mine? - I don't know sweetheart. - You divorced Mom, not me. (door slams) Why did this have to happen now? - [Laura On Phone] What's wrong? - This whole get to know
your daughter road trip. Mom, I really didn't need
this right now. - [Laura On Phone] The nerve
of him trying to connect with his own daughter. - You're not helping. - Just hang in there,
two more days. - Yeah, two more days. Mom, you know my birthday,
don't you. - How could I forget? You put me through 19 hours of excruciating labor.
- Hours of excruciating labor. (laughs) I thought I'd forgiven
him, but I keep being all ugly to him. - I have trouble with
that myself sometimes. We should both forgive
him once and for all. (door creaks) - September third. (claps) Nailed it. - [Gabby] Goodnight, Dad. - Night. (window motor whirs) - Are you really not coming. - I'm not dressed for it. - It's come as you are, most
churches don't care anymore. They just want you there. - Yeah, you know, it's
really just not my thing. - Okay. ("More of Your Kingdom" by
Will Wojcik, Adam Hepner) ♪ Because You fight to
take our shame away ♪ Our life You made,
our debt You paid ♪ Jesus hear us let
Your Kingdom reign ♪ Yeah our song, our
cry goes out ♪ To all the ones who
may not know Your light ♪ Sanctify us so that
they may see Your eyes ♪ When they look into mine ♪ Jesus be near we need
more of Your Kingdom here - So, I took my family
out to Mount Rushmore a couple of weeks ago. And, as I'm standing there
looking at this amazing monument I couldn't help but wonder
what kind of vision it took to create it. Anyone looking at this
landscape a couple hundred years ago would have just
seen rocks and cliffs with all the rough surfaces,
jagged edges, their shapeless forms. But, a master looked
at it and saw what would be his masterpiece. Ephesians two verse
10 says we are God's handiwork, His
masterpiece. Someone one seeing any
of us right now might see our rough surfaces and
our jagged edges, but God, the master, He's
smoothing, He's shaping, chipping away at us to bring
His masterpiece to life. You aren't complete yet, but
know that you have a purpose. Listen for His instruction. And, as long as you're in His
hands and you let Him work you're on your way to
becoming something beautiful. (mellow sentimental music) (door slams)
(gasps) (laughs) - What is wrong with you? - You wanna go to that
Dairy Barn we saw a little while back? - Oh no, it's in the
wrong direction. - It's not that far. - Yeah, we wasted enough
time this morning. We gotta do 700 miles
today, we better get going. I wanna see if I can make it up. ♪ Raise their trumpets
to their lips ("The Great and Terrible Day
of the Lord" by Jester) ♪ Seven seals are broken open ♪ The wrath of God is
pouring out - Try to keep it under
the speed limit. - Will do officer. - Welcome to Arkansas,
have a good day. - Yeah, you too. Why do they say that? You want me to have a good
day don't write me a ticket. - Yeah, well now we really
have a lot of time to make up. - Oh, I suppose you think
that this is God just getting back at me
'cause I didn't go to church. - No, it doesn't say
anything about that. It just says 62 in a 55. (phone rings) - Dauer Productions
this is Rhonda. - [Luke On Phone] Hey, it's me. - Hey, how's your trip going? - [Luke] We're in Arkansas. - [Rhonda On Phone]
You're getting there. - Any word from Creed's camp. - No, everyone says that
he's filming on location somewhere and they
can't reach him. - Any idea where? - Hang on. - He shooting A New
Flame outside of Mount Pleasant, Tennessee. - Just a minute. How do you know that? - And, he's been
posting from there. - We found him. - [Rhonda On Phone] Well,
go get him. - [Gabby] So, we are here
and Mount Pleasant is here. - [Luke] That's really far
out of the way. - [Gabby] Yeah, and who knows
if you'd even get to see him. - How's it going? Hey, you on location? In Tennessee, you wanna
do me a favor and leave me a couple passes at
security for me? I'm gonna be passing through. Cool, all right, see you soon. - That was easy. - Oh, it's about who you know. Do you mind if we. - Let's go.
- All right. (mellow rock music) ("Guide Us On" by
Alex Enfiedjian) ♪ Show the way to the
Father's heart now ♪ Show the way that Your
Spirit's going ♪ Help us to see where
You want us to be ♪ Show the way - [Gabby] So, how do
you know her? - [Luke] We used to
work together. - [Gabby] So, did you date her,
too? Wow. - [Blonde Woman] All right. - Trudy. (laughs) How are you doing? - Good, good to see you.
- You too. - Oh, you look great. - Well, you look better. - Oh, thank you. Hey, is this your new assistant? - No, no this is Gabby,
this is my daughter. Gabby, this is Trudy. - Oh, hi.
- It's nice to meet you. - It's nice to meet you to. Look at you, you're
gorgeous, you're beautiful. Do you act? (laughs) - No, she doesn't. - [Trudy] You never told
me you had a daughter. - Well, it never came up. - You here to lock down Chace. - It's that obvious. - Well, he should be in
make up right now. - Good. - This is so cool. Do you think we'll bump
into Chace Creed? (thuds) - Oh.
- Oh no. - [Man] Are you okay? - Yeah. - Jennifer, let 'em know I'm
gonna be just a little late. - On it. - Hi, I'm Gabby. - I'm Chace. - [Trudy] Chace, I have
someone I'd like to introduce you to. - Luke Dauer, we've met before. - Luke's a producer for
Lightening Strikes Twice. - Oh yeah, Lightening Strikes
Twice, I read that script. That's a good one. - Thanks man, we're
pretty excited about it. - Yeah. - I see you met my daughter. - Gabby yeah, we've met. - [Jennifer] Let's get a
bandage on that. - Thanks. - Lightening Strikes, wait
Lightening Strikes Twice can we talk? - I'd love to. - So, you're with Sydney, right? - That's right, she's
our director. - Okay, so why does Sydney
assume that I'm already
attached? - Talks were going well, and
I had assumed that we started talking about what the
project was gonna entail. - Okay ya know look, I would
love to help you out here but I can't. You gotta talk to my
agent or my manager. - Your agent's had my
contract for three weeks. - That's who you have
to go through. - Look, I've left a
dozen messages. The truth is you wanna be
done with this kind of stuff, the romantic comedies, you
wanna establish yourself as an artist you gotta do this. Our director got Dalton a
nomination for Your Secret
Heart. Dalton. - There, that should do it. - Thanks. - [Jennifer] Here are
the revised pages for tomorrow's shoot. - Thank you. Are you gonna be okay. - Yeah, that's nothing. - Did you guys really
come all the way down here just to run me down? - No, I'm on my way to college. - And, this was on the way. - To South Carolina it is. - What are you going there for? - Probably four years. - No, I mean, like what
are you going there-- - I know, I was just kidding. (laughs) Behavioral Sciences, it's
basically counseling. But, I want to mostly
work with families. - Doing what? - [Gabby] Marriage counseling. - Are your parents divorced? - Yeah. - Same here, my dad ran
out when I was eight. - Five. - Yeah, and they said they
weren't happy in their marriage but you know what, neither
of them are happy now. (knocks on door) - Chace, wardrobe needs you. - Five minutes. (door clicks) It was nice to meet you. - You too. (door clicks) (door clicks) - Hey, what are you doing later? Oh, it's not like that, I
just don't like eating alone. Madison's cool with it. Your fiance is fine with you
eating dinner with other women? - Yes, I'll call her if
you don't believe me. Come on. - I forgot her birthday
and oh I almost killed her by giving her peanuts. Didn't know she was
allergic to that, so other than that smooth. - It's nice you got this
time together. - [Luke] Yeah. - It's like God threw
you two in a car and said, "Work this thing out." - Well, he did have to
break my ex-wife' leg to make this thing happen, so. - He works in mysterious ways. (laughs) (knocks on door) Come in. - How cool is this, I
got to meet Chace Creed and I talked to Madison
Blake on the phone. He's taking me to dinner. - What? Ah, they're engaged. - It's not like that, he just
doesn't like to eat alone. - Oh, I haven't used
that line before. Okay, well we're not gonna
get our 700 miles in today. - What's one extra day? - Order something expensive. (beeps) - Tell me it's not the
honeymoon suite. - [Luke] I hope not. Why do we need all this? - [Gabby] I have no idea
where my blue dress is. (door creaks) - [Weatherman On TV]
Increasing cloudiness tomorrow, sticky and humid with
a high of 96 with the winds out of the
east at 14 miles per hour. - What do you think? - Wow, you look beautiful, hun. (knocks on door) - Good evening, I'm here
to pick up Miss Dauer. - He couldn't even
come up himself. - He probably just doesn't
wanna get swarmed by fans. I'll see you in a few hours. - Okay, but straight back here. - [Gabby] Okay. (door clicks) (mellow music) - Well, Mister Creed,
good evening. - Good evening. - Your table is just
about ready. If you just wanna give
me one second I can clean this up here. - No way, you're Chace Creed. I have seen all of your movies. I loved you in Into the Dawn. Do you think I could
get an autograph? - Yeah, sure.
- Awesome. Oh, and can you make that
out to Jessica? - Yeah.
- Okay. - Thank you.
- You're welcome. - You're incredible. - [Maitre D'] Your table
is ready so if you will just follow me. (mellow music) - Good evening, my name is Mark. I'll be taking care
of you tonight. Can I start you off
with something to drink? We have an excellent
wine selection. - Do you have lemonade? - [Mark] I think we do, yeah. - That's perfect.
- Great, and for you sir? - I'll have the same. - Excellent, I'll be
right back with those. (camera clicks) - Did you see that? - Did I see what? - That girl over there
just took your picture. - I hardly notice it anymore. - Doesn't it get annoying? - Well yeah, but it's better
than not getting noticed at all, right? You know what I can't
stand though, is this. Can you believe this? Giving me her phone number. I'm engaged. - Maybe she didn't know. - Oh, everybody knows. - [Woman] Isn't that
Chace Creed? Who's that with him? - Do you think people might
think that this is a date. - That's why I brought this. See, I take this out
and I open it up and I lean in like we're
talking about it. And, I ask you what you
think and you tell me... - Oh, I think it's a
brilliant script. I wouldn't change a thing. (laughs) (phone chimes) I'm sorry. Gotta be kidding me.
- What? - My friend Lacey just
saw that girl's picture. How does that happen. - Welcome to my world. - I don't know what kind of
magic you're working out there but Chace's agent just
called and suddenly he wants to see the script again and
he asked for another version of the contract. The only question that
remains is do you want me to send the old one or the
revised one with the new
numbers? Luke?
- Uh-huh. - Which contract do you
want me to send him? - How long does it take to eat? - So, my brother owns this
grocery store back home, my sister just went off to
medical school, and well what about you,
any brothers or sisters? - No. - What about your dad,
what was it like to grow up with this big
Hollywood producer? - You know, just an
ordinary life. - Come on, it had to
have been fun. Didn't he bring you on
set all the time? I would have loved that. Who's the, who's the
biggest celebrity that you've ever met before? - I'd have to say you. (laughs) Let's get out of here. (indistinct chatter) (ominous music) - [Gabby] This is so cool. (window motor whirs) (lamp clicks) (anticipatory music) (sighs) (anticipatory music) - Sorry, I just wanted to
see your face. - It's getting pretty late. - I'm sorry, I didn't mean to
make you feel uncomfortable. I just... wow, you have really beautiful eyes. (gasps) - What are you doing? - Come on, I saw the way
you looked at me tonight. - When? - At dinner, you couldn't
take your eyes off me. - You were across the
table from me. Stop it, you need to stay there. - What are you doing? We wanted to go to my hotel. - I'm getting out here. - Listen to me, do you have
any idea how many women would wanna be where you
are right now? - I know one who doesn't. (yells) - Get in here. (yells) - [Gabby] I don't wanna
talk about it. (melancholy music) (knocks on door) - Hi. - Chace? (door clicks) - What happened tonight? - Nothing.
- What happened? - This happened. Look what your crazy
daughter did. I can't, I can't go to
set like this. - What'd she do? - She kicked me in the
face, who does that? But I'm telling you,
nothing happened. - So, she did this for no
reason at all? - What did she say happened? - Oh, I wanna hear it from you. - All right, maybe I misread
a few of her signals. - You made my daughter cry. - Okay, look let's just
forget about all this and talk about Lightening
Strikes Twice, yeah? - Okay, you're off the project. - What? You can't fire me. I haven't even signed yet. We'll see what your director
has to say about that. (door clicks) Oh, I see what you're doing. You're playing hard to get
just like your daughter. Well, she'll be back for a
little thrill of the Chace. (ominous music) (door clicks) (ominous music) (sentimental music) (kisses) - It's being called the
punch heard round the world, a video showing movie
producer Luke Dauer leveling heart throb Chace Creed has
taken the internet by storm. A former assistant for
Creed admitted this morning to leaking the video. Now, according to her
Creed has a long history of trying to take
advantage of female fans and she's seen enough. - [Man Newscaster] (speaking
foreign language) Luke Dauer (speaking foreign
language) Chace Creed (speaking foreign language). - [Woman Newscaster] (speaking
foreign language) Luke Dauer (speaking foreign
language) Chace Creed (speaking foreign language). - [Woman Newscaster] Dauer
appears to be asking Creed about one of these alleged
incidences earlier in the
evening involving his teenage-- (speaking foreign language) - [Man Newscaster] A
representative for Creed refused to comment on the
altercation or the allegation. Several witnesses are reporting
to have seen the actor dining with an unknown woman
hours before the incident at a restaurant
- Dad? - [Man Newscaster] in
Mount Pleasant, Tennessee where Creed is filming the
romantic comedy A New Flame. (mellow sentimental music) ("Sink or Swim" by Jonesworship) - [Gabby] The video already
has 1.2 million views. ♪ To step out on the water - [Luke] Great. ♪ in the wind and waves ♪ To rest in the
chaos of the storm ♪ To trust in our
weakness You are strong ♪ Sink or swim - [Male Newscaster] Multiple
women are now coming forward with their own allegations
against Chace Creed. So far, six women have
issued press releases. Creed's former assistant
has alluded that there will be more. Meanwhile this morning
Diamacci Fragrance dropped its endorsement deal with
Creed citing-- - Maybe you should go
back to LA a day early and work on that. - [Male Newscaster] As
if that weren't enough-- - [Gabby] I can manage
the last leg on my own. - [Male Newscaster]
Madison Blake was spotted out shopping yesterday
- No. - [Male Newscaster] Without
her engagement ring. - I'll be all right. - Thanks for not flying back. I'm glad you're here now. - Me too. I just wish I was there
for everything else, your birthdays and plays, that soccer goal you
talked about (laughs) and your report cards. - They were all As, except for
a C once in Advanced Algebra. - Nobody uses algebra in
the real world anyways. - I know, right. - So, you're good. (sentimental music) Okay, no I understand. There's no need to panic yet,
we still have plenty of time. Look, there's a ton of
actors that... She hung up. - [Gabby] Well? - [Luke] Sydney's still in. The studio wants me out. - [Gabby] Can they do that? - [Luke] They do it
all the time. - [Gabby] So, what are
you going to do? - I don't know, maybe
you should start praying. - I have been. (uplifting music) (knocks on door) - What? - I have an idea. So, what do you think? - It's worth a shot, I
need to see his reel. (uplifting music) (uplifting music)
(indistinct chatter) - He's pretty good. (uplifting music)
(indistinct chatter) - This could work. ("Apologies" by Jillian Edwards) ♪ If it took a thousand miles ♪ I'd walk them to
find your smile ♪ If I had a pair of wings ♪ I'd trade them in for
good apologies ♪ And I'd make them
sing and make them dance ♪ Like sugar plums in your head ♪ Cause I'm sorry, so sorry ♪ I'm sorry ♪ Things I didn't
mean that I said ♪ (vocalizing) ♪ If my heart could memorize ♪ The way apologies untie ♪ Knotted ropes
around weary hands ♪ I'd strike them up just like ♪ A wedding band ♪ I'd let them sing and
let them dance ♪ Like sugar plums
in your dreams ♪ Cause I'm sorry, so sorry ♪ I'm sorry ♪ Things I said that
I didn't mean ♪ (vocalizing) ♪ There's nothing I can
do about this condition ♪ Other than keep on
getting forgiven ♪ I remember when I said "I
would never be cold to you" ♪ I remember when I said "I got
sunlight in my bones for you" ♪ I still do - Student council president,
dean's list, straight As, oh there is a C on here. - Oh, come on, it's algebra. I mean, nobody uses that
in the real world, right? - But still, a very
impressive transcript. - Thank you, Dr. Lyons. - And the referral letter
from your pastor I've never seen such a
glowing recommendation. I can certainly see why you
got the full scholarship. You must be so proud of her. - Yeah, I am. - I know that parents have a
large part in their children coming here, kids don't just
drift into mission trips and Bible studies
without a really, really strong
spiritual upbringing. - Can you excuse me?
- Absolutely. - I'm gonna be outside. - [Doctor Lyons] Let's
go over your schedule. On Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays you'll be taking class. (melancholy music) - Hi. - Hey. - [Gabby] Were you praying? - No, just thinking. - You okay? - I will be. (sentimental music) I dropped the ball. There is nothing in my life
that would have led you here. (sentimental music) - It's never too late
to start over. If it helps you and me, we're good. (sentimental music) - What about the last 12 years? - Forgiven. - One fell swoop? - Gone. - I don't deserve that. - It's how this whole
grace thing works. - You're about to start a
pretty big chapter in your life, are you excited? - I'm kind of freaking out. I say we get in the
car and head back home. - No, home's here now
Brown hall, room 413. You'll be fine. You can call me, call
mom whenever you want. - I know.
(phone rings) - Hang on a second. (phone rings) - Oh, it's Sydney. - Answer it.
- Uh-huh. - Dad.
- Nope. - Answer it. - Hello. - The kid nailed it. Where did you find him? - I have my daughter to
thank for that. You offer him the role? - I did.
- And? - What do you think he did,
he took it. (laughs) - Awesome, all right
well I'll give you a call when I get back. - [Sydney On Phone] Talk soon. - You're a genius, genius. - Tell me something
I don't know, which would be difficult
because I'm a genius. - Well, if you're a genius
then you should come work for me. - Tempting but, I think
someone else has plans for me. (watch beeps) - What? - I've gotta get to the airport. (sentimental music) ("Change" by Emily Cole) ♪ The world around us
begins to change ♪ We must now go our
separate ways ♪ But darling don't be afraid ♪ Everything is gonna be okay,
yeah ♪ Cause even though
we're far away ♪ I know we'll feel
close somehow ♪ And even through it's long ♪ I know time will fly by ♪ And even though we're far away ♪ I know we'll feel
close somehow ♪ And even though it's long ♪ I know time will fly by - Dad. I'm not really
allergic to peanuts. (laughs) - You got me. (airplane motor whirs) - I got you something at
the student bookstore. I know that you're probably
not interested now, but maybe some day. - Thank you. Hang in there with me, okay? I have a lot to learn. - You know, when we
left California I couldn't wait to get you here. Now, I don't want you to leave. - You can call me anytime, except about Advanced
Algebra, then call your mom. - I'll call Brianna
since she just graduated. (sighs) - Be good. - I will. (mellow music) ("Miles Between Us"
by Erica Janey) - I used to stand in
the doorway and listen to her read you stories. I just wish I was there
for everything else birthdays and plays, that soccer goal you
talked about. (laughs) And she'd say eat, whatever
and you'd just walk around just flashing the I
love you sign. You did that all the time. ♪ Then you turned your back ♪ Left me all alone ♪ I was just a little girl September third. ♪ I was just a little girl ♪ I spent my whole life waiting ♪ For a man I didn't know ♪ You were never there
to hold my hand You look beautiful, hun. ♪ Now we're looking
at each other ♪ Finally face to face again ♪ And with all these
miles between us ♪ God still had a plan (knocks on window)
- Dad. (knocks on window)
Dad. (melancholy music) ♪ Our hearts were open to
each other again ♪ I've forgiven you for
everything you did ♪ It wasn't it easy but
God helped me find a way ♪ Did you wonder who
your girl grew up to be ♪ When I look into the mirror ♪ I can see you
staring back at me ♪ I spent my whole life
waiting for a man ♪ I didn't know ♪ You were never there
to hold my hand ♪ And watch me grow ♪ Now we're looking
at each other ♪ Finally face to face again ♪ And with all these
miles between us ♪ God still had a plan ♪ God still had a plan ♪ ("The Road He Leads You
Down" by Trevor Morgan featuring Mac Powell) ♪ Trust in the Lord with
all your heart ♪ And lean not on your
own understanding ♪ In all your ways
acknowledge Him ♪ And He will make
straight your path ♪ He won't leave you on
the road He leads you down ♪ Sometimes you go through hell ♪ Before you reach
the Holy Ground ♪ Brought you in and
He'll bring you out ♪ He won't leave you on
the road He leads you down ♪ Don't be discouraged or afraid ♪ For the Lord says ♪ He is with you ♪ And that will never change ♪ No matter where you go ♪ He won't leave you on
the road He leads you down ♪ Sometimes you go through hell ♪ Before you reach
the Holy Ground ♪ Brought you in and
He'll bring you out ♪ He won't leave you on
the road He leads you down ♪ Whoa He won't leave
you, He won't leave you ♪ Whoa ♪ Great is His love for us ♪ Great is His faithfulness ♪ Great is His love for us ♪ Oh ♪ Great is His love for us ♪ Great is His faithfulness ♪ Great is His love for us ♪ He won't leave you on
the road He leads you down ♪ Sometimes you go through hell ♪ Before you reach
the Holy Ground ♪ Brought you in and
He'll bring you out ♪ He won't leave you on
the road He leads you down ♪ He won't leave you, He
won't leave you ♪ No, He won't leave
