Get the Girl is a 2017 American comedy crime thriller film directed by Eric England.

[1][2] Clarence is an awkward young man in love with a bartender named Alex.

Despite frequenting the bar multiple times and enduring an awkward encounter, Alex doesn’t seem to notice him, partly because she is preoccupied with her ongoing divorce proceedings.

To get her attention, Clarence enlists the help of Patrick, a patron at another bar known for his ability to charm any woman he wants.

Clarence appears to be very wealthy—he drives a fancy car and mentions that his last name is Duffield, suggesting he comes from a prominent and affluent family.

After leaving the bar one night and walking through the parking garage, Alex gets a text from her husband saying he will agree to sign the divorce papers.

While the kidnapper takes Alex back inside the house, a police officer shows up at the mansion; the security company called about the alarm, but no one answered.

Clarence, Patrick, Jade, and KJ try to play it cool with the police officer.

At the same time, the kidnapper watching Alex (who has woken up) accidentally reveals his real name, Carl, to her.

Patrick orders KJ, one of the kidnappers, to start cleaning up the around the house and move the bodies to the van.

Clarence takes Patrick back behind the mansion where he shows him a locked briefcase at the bottom of the pool.

At the same time, KJ goes to the kitchen to look for cleaning products, but finds all the drawers and cabinets empty.

He goes to the garage and finds a Toyota car, and inside, a rental ad for the mansion and an insurance document listing Clarence’s last name as “Clark,” not “Duffield.” Upstairs, Alex recognizes Jade’s engagement ring.

Patrick goes back inside the house with the briefcase, without his mask on, and is confronted by Jade and Alex.

He goes back inside as Clarence, off screen, calls the police and cuts the power to the house.

After he and Alex hide briefly, Clarence pushes KJ down a flight of stairs.