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Brewster's Millions

Movie (1985)

"Spend $30 Million in the next 30 days without acquiring any assets in order to collect an inheritance of $300 Million. Sounds easy? Well, you'll soon find out."

A minor league baseball player has to waste $30m in 30 days in order to inherit $300m; however he's not allowed to tell anyone about the $300m deal.

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Released:	May 22nd, 1985
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Brewster's Millions Main Cast

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Richard Pryor
plays Montgomery Brewster

John Candy
plays Spike Nolan

Lonette McKee
plays Angela Drake

Stephen Collins
plays Warren Cox

Jerry Orbach
plays Charley Pegler

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Movie Goof (continuity error): On the cover of USA Today it shows a picture of Monty Brewster in front of a podium with his "None of the Above" slogan. The article was to highlight the Yankees exhibition game, and before Brewster had decided to start his mayoral campaign.
Movie Goof (errors made by characters, possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): When Monty runs for mayor of NYC, the lawyers say that he is running TV ads in all 52 States. There are only 50 States in the USA.
Movie Goof (plot holes): Using the "upside-down airplane" stamp to mail a postcard was, in fact, a violation of the terms of the will. Brewster was expressly forbidden to destroy anything with intrinsic value. He didn't destroy the stamp itself, but he did depreciate its value from $1.25 million to less than 25 cents.
As a nod to 48 Hrs., the bookie who lays down all the bets for Richard Pryor wears the exact same suit that _Eddie Murphy (I)_ also wore.

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