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- Stephen Brooks was born in New York City and grew up to become successful in an Advertising Firm. Steve for a lack of a better term was a womanizing misogynist who took advantage of as many women as he could. Literally every woman he had seduced in bed would regret it and hold him at such a low esteem and hate him. For years he would continue this until he was invited by his three of his former conquests, Margo, Liz, and Felicia. He of course was thrilled by this and happily accepted the invitation. Once he arrived they greeted him at the door and later on, they went to a jacuzzi. He was under the false impression he was going to have a foursome with the three women. But they tied him up lowering him into a false pretense that they were gonna have some kinky sex with Steve. But then they held him under the water, drowning him. The three women would leave the jacuzzi with him in it, thinking he died. But he got out of the jacuzzi and shouted out "YOU BITCHES!" And started to chase the three women down through the bedroom briefly before Margo pulled out a revolver handgun and shot him, killing him for real.
- Amanda Kate Brooks was born in New York but lived a trans-Atlantic life between there and London. Brook's early career was built on stage in such productions as Romeo & Juliet, The Glass Menagerie and Daisy Pulls it Off. Her talent on stage soon caught the eye of many in Hollywood landing her first major role in "Dragon Wars". Amanda continued to expand her range and influence in such films as "My Best Friend's Girl" (with Kate Hudson and Dane Cook) and "Stiletto" (with Tom Berenger and Tom Sizemore) and in supporting roles opposite Jodie Foster "Flight Plan", Faye Dunaway and Malcolm McDowell in "Cut Off". Amanda spends her time between New York and LA, working in theatre, film and television. She most recently starred in the independent feature "This Thing With Sarah," and on stage opposite Jonathan Tucker in Craig Wright's "Orange Flower Water". Amanda will next be seen as the lead opposite Lindsay Lohan in Paul Schrader's "The Canyon's" scripted by Brett Easton Ellison.
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