Pierre Delacroix, a Harvard graduate is a program executive at a cable TV network that has fallen behind in ratings. In one of the very first scenes Delacroix enters a business meeting late. The first remark made was that Delacroix was "pulling a Rodman". From this comment, it becomes evident that Delacroix does not receive respect from his boss or his fellow co-workers...
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In one of the very first scenes Delacroix enters a business meeting late. The first remark made was that Delacroix was "pulling a Rodman". From this comment, it becomes evident that Delacroix does not receive respect from his boss or his fellow co-workers. What's interesting is that the audience also learns in this beginning scene that Delacroix uses a fake accent to make himself appear to be whiter...
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