And we can’t say that we disagree. In episode three, Charles meets Bettye McCartt (Juno Temple), the assistant to Godfather producer Al Ruddy (Miles Teller), and immediately asks her out on a date. “Let’s get a drink, get to know each other a bit,” he says in the scene. “I’m your boss too, right?”
As for Matthew’s character Robert Evans, the head of Paramount Pictures, The Offer portrays him as a fan of explicit language and someone who is unafraid to use his position to get what he wants, including a leading role in a romantic drama for his wife.
Ironically, Colin’s Barry Lapidus character, a fictional executive created for the drama, is supposed to be what he dubbed the “bad guy,” but is really the least problematic of the three.
