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{{quote|''"What would you do if someone offered you one million dollars to sleep with your wife?"''|The movie's [[Tagline]]}}
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'''''Indecent Proposal''''' is a 1993 drama film directed by [[Adrian Lyne]] (''[[Fatal Attraction]]'', ''[[Flashdance]]''), and starring [[Demi Moore]], [[Robert Redford]] and [[Woody Harrelson]].
'''''Indecent Proposal''''' is a 1993 drama film directed by [[Adrian Lyne]] (''[[Fatal Attraction (film)|Fatal Attraction]]'', ''[[Flashdance]]''), and starring [[Demi Moore]], [[Robert Redford]] and [[Woody Harrelson]].


David and Diana Murphy (Harrelson and Moore) are a happy yuppie couple of childhood sweethearts involved in the real estate industry who run into financial trouble when the said industry undergoes downturn. They embark on a trip to Las Vegas to try and win it big, but lose everything. Just when all hope seems lost, the two encounter billionaire John Gage (Redford). Gage is attracted to Diana and thus offers the couple a proposition; he will give them one million dollars if he can spend one night with her. After much terse debate, they decide to accept, assuming it will be just sex and that they'll be able to forget about it. However, after the deed is done it turns out it isn't that easy to just pass up...
David and Diana Murphy (Harrelson and Moore) are a happy yuppie couple of childhood sweethearts involved in the real estate industry who run into financial trouble when the said industry undergoes downturn. They embark on a trip to Las Vegas to try and win it big, but lose everything. Just when all hope seems lost, the two encounter billionaire John Gage (Redford). Gage is attracted to Diana and thus offers the couple a proposition; he will give them one million dollars if he can spend one night with her. After much terse debate, they decide to accept, assuming it will be just sex and that they'll be able to forget about it. However, after the deed is done it turns out it isn't that easy to just pass up...


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* [[Man of Wealth and Taste]]: Gage.
* [[Man of Wealth and Taste]]: Gage.
* [[Money Fetish]]: Diana rolls around in the couple's casino winnings on their hotel bed.
* [[Money Fetish]]: Diana rolls around in the couple's casino winnings on their hotel bed.
* [[Netorare]]: A rare mainstream film example.
* [[Netorare Genre]]: A rare mainstream film example.
* [[The Scarpia Ultimatum]]: The basis of the plot.
* [[Scarpia Ultimatum]]: The basis of the plot.


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{{spoiler|Obviously, I'd sleep with her.}}


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[[Category:Films of the 1990s]]
[[Category:Films of the 1990s]]

Revision as of 01:49, 3 April 2017
"What would you do if someone offered you one million dollars to sleep with your wife?"
—The movie's Tagline

Indecent Proposal is a 1993 drama film directed by Adrian Lyne (Fatal Attraction, Flashdance), and starring Demi Moore, Robert Redford and Woody Harrelson.

David and Diana Murphy (Harrelson and Moore) are a happy yuppie couple of childhood sweethearts involved in the real estate industry who run into financial trouble when the said industry undergoes downturn. They embark on a trip to Las Vegas to try and win it big, but lose everything. Just when all hope seems lost, the two encounter billionaire John Gage (Redford). Gage is attracted to Diana and thus offers the couple a proposition; he will give them one million dollars if he can spend one night with her. After much terse debate, they decide to accept, assuming it will be just sex and that they'll be able to forget about it. However, after the deed is done it turns out it isn't that easy to just pass up...

Tropes used in Indecent Proposal include:
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