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'The Edge'
In other words, when a middle-aged billionaire intellectual called
Charles and a cocksure fashion photographer named Bob
find themselves dumped in the Alaskan wilderness, how does
this dilemma intensify their ongoing conflict?
That conflict surfaces moments before their float plane crashes into a
mountain river. Without warning, Charles leans over to Bob and asks, very
quietly, "So how do you plan on killing me?"
We know what Charles is talking about. The soft-spoken, well-read
billionaire is married to Mickey, a leggy, much younger
fashion model who is waiting at their cabin for the men to return. Charles
has two impressive attributes: money and intelligence. It's clear which of
these qualities the rather superficial Mickey admires. She's up here, too,
as Bob's model in a rugged fashion shoot. Charles has it all figured out--or
thinks he does. Bob's interested in Mickey's body and Charles's money. --
Desson Howe
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