
Fair Game
Feb 12 2005
•1h 28m
•When two co-workers who can't see eye to eye in the office are unexpectedly forced to share a living space, their initial distain soon transforms into attraction in this lighthearted look at the romantic games people play from filmmaker Michael Whaley. Michael (Whaley) and Stacey (Torres) can barely get along at the office, much less tolerate each other as roommates - but when Michael and Stacey are forced to move in together, the snooping landlords and gossiping co-workers soon take a backseat to the undeniable affection that they begin feeling for one and other.
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Christopher B. Duncan
Marcus
Tisha Frederick
Assistant

Michael Whaley
Michael

Carl Gilliard
Caller #2 (Voice)
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