Brewster's Millions (13/13) Movie CLIP - Brewster Becomes a Millionaire (1985) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Angela (Lonette McKee) is just in time to help Brewster (Richard Pryor) secure his inheritance of $300 million dollars before the midnight deadline.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
The seventh cinema adaptation of the venerable stage farce Brewster's Millions stars Richard Pryor as Montgomery Brewster, a third-rate baseball player. Much to his amazement, Brewster discovers that he is related to deceased millionaire Rupert Horn (Hume Cronyn, who appears only in a videotaped "living will"). Even more amazing is the fact that Horn has left Brewster his entire $300 million fortune. The catch? Brewster must spend $30 million within 30 days, or he'll be left with nothing (in the earlier incarnations of Brewster's Millions, the hero was required to spend only a million, but this was, after all, the inflationary '80s). Aiding and abetting Brewster in his efforts to divest himself of his money are his catcher pal (John Candy) and an erstwhile lady friend (Lonette McKee), while his principal antagonist is a snotty attorney (Stephen Collins).
CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (1985)
Cast: Stephen Collins, Jerome Dempsey, Pat Hingle, Richard Pryor, David White, Lonette McKee
Director: Walter Hill
Producers: Gene Levy, Mae Woods, Lawrence Gordon, Joel Silver
Screenwriters: Timothy Harris, George Barr McCutcheon, Herschel Weingrod
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[@jim30775]

“You can get a degree for 20 thousand dollars” Ahhhhh those were the days

[@theiran]

You still can, depending upon the college. Our local college is around $8k for an associates. Another college about 40 miles away, you can get a bachelors for about $20k ($28k if you stay in the dorms).

[@Astro4545]

My masters degree is costing roughly that much

[@Fireship1]

More like 20 thousand a YEAR!

[@throckwoddle]

Those were also the days when the most he ever made was $11,000 a year playing for the Mudhens.

[@GhostKingGeorge]

You could probably do it for 30k today for an undergrad. 2 years city college and transfer to a state college. Just the cost of school though, nothing else..

[@anothermonday5664]

“You think I came down with the last drop of rain?” One of my favorite lines ever and still use it to this day. 😊

[@pauliejay4161]

2:18 - "Better take a big towel" Always loved that line.

[@xman777b]

Pretty much one of the best movie endings of all time.

[@bigwillietheb]

I love happy endings , He got the300 million & he got the lady

[@not.supermario]

I wish Pat Hingle had a bigger role in this movie. He was such a good friend and guide to Monty even though he appeared in a handful of scenes. And he genuinely wanted Brewster to inherit the 300 million and encouraged him to keep going. And as Brewster said "You're a real nice man".

[@therealthreadkilla]

Mr. Roundfield would be at the top of my Christmas list if I was Brewster. BTW did you know this was a remake?

[@josephmassaro]

What do you expect from Commissioner Gordon?

[@animefan25]

@@therealthreadkilla Yes. The story itself is over one hundred years old.

[@garyrossetti2443]

He really did great in whatever roles he was given, Clint Eastwood put him in a couple of his movies like The Gauntlet & Sudden Impact he was great in those movies.

[@jimnfl7134]

How many of you were pounding on your hearts when the clock was running thinking he may miss out Only to get it in the last Second?? WOW! 1:39

[@nash6568]

SAME!!!! 😊 I love Drake, something about her accent and hair cut 😊

[@robertmorris8997]

The clock always stops at 00:01. Except in one Bond movie it stopped on 00:7.

[@moriver3857]

Love that ending. Not very many of those actors are still around.

[@romanmcghee600]

Richard Pryor, John Candy, David White aka Mr. Tate from Bewitched.

[@steveN111333]

That "PLEASE !!!!" by Monty always gets me 😁

[@romanmcghee600]

I wish they would've had a better ending that showed him telling his friends what really happened.

[@Nmax]

Yes that would have been a great closing for the very excellent movie

[@lordshell]

Yeah, I always wanted that, too.

[@sammaris8150]

2:02 the theater erupts in applause !

[@davemustaki134]

Aw damn I loved and still love Richard Pryor may his soul rest in peace

[@babymoondancer]

That was the perfect opportunity to say "Don't drop the soap".

[@jasondecharleroy4161]

Yeah, where is Nappa when you need him?

[@seanmontgomery801]

Aubrey,even if Brewster wanted to tell those lawyers that,I don't think that line was in the script at all.

[@mistercarroll2474]

I always wanted to see a part two see what happens next.

[@niceguy6152]

He ends up broke like all black men

[@kactusJacko]

"You're a terrible liar Warren and an awful decorator " 😂😂 "Ooh that's excellent advice Mr Brewster but a little late, dont you think?". Warren was in there acting a fool. 😂

[@hawaiisown5064]

"You know what I want you to do...(you know what I want you to do...) Choke this man! (Choke this man!)"

[@Sarasdad91]

Mr. Roundfield made a very smart move giving Brewster the money. If he'd given it to the Lawyers, they would've have stole it all, but giving it to Monty, got Monty indebted to him, so if Roundfield is ever in a financial jam, he knows Brewster will gladly get him out....Very smart....Basic investment psychology. Always send the money where it can return to you 7 fold.

[@victorfatalys1076]

My favorite Richard Pryor movie, I miss this guy...

[@jenjenroxmysox]

spending millions in a month would be so easy to do nowadays

[@titan4260]

you could spent it much faster. a superbowl add for 30 seconds costs millions

[@fearless6947]

If a new remake comes out. It has to be spend 300 million to get 30 billion. Or take 3 million

[@raineyhayes3821]

Not with the rules that were in place.

[@robertmorris8997]

@@raineyhayes3821 Elaborate?

[@geeskin5750]

Warren, better learn tha blues lol

[@rdbull5890]

Ah, the late, great Pat Hingle.

[@KenFromBeara]

pity the 2 guys weren't don ameche and ralph bellamy ;)

[@hawaiisown5064]

They were tight with Eddie Murphy - see Coming To America (1988)

[@seanmontgomery801]

No pity at all,they were on Trading Places with Dan Aykroyd and Eddie Murphy..Will Smith was originally the choice to play Neo,but it ended up being Keanu Reeves role,Smith ended up cast is Jim West with Kevin Kline as Artemis Gordon in "Wild Wild West".

[@Weebs82589]

Wow $300,000,000. I wish I could magically have that in my account!

[@OsamaBinLooney]

keep in mind this is in 1985, that would be jsut under 770 million today

[@robertmorris8997]

@@OsamaBinLooney ow ow ow

[@bigsonny45]

Lonette McKey was is & shall always be the truth!

[@JayLeePoe]

_In the original story,_ which is also good in its own right but additionally made immortal by these legends, _our protagonist is seemingly duped by The Executor of the Will after liquidating everything but in the resolve to pursue his new, true love... The Executor shows up at their very wedding and seals the deal of riches, happily ever after, etc._ So, you see, they really did a wonderful job keeping up the story with plays and finally this amazing movie, as cult-ly beloved as it may be.

[@danielkhookwanyung7039]

good god, 32 yrs later, i found out how he got the 300milliom....in 1986 i never finished watching the movie on a rerun. Now with youtube i get to know how he finally got it!! someone tld me he got it but he didnt know how to explain, so here i got the answer with high tech!!

[@iowasenator]

That is a wild story! I love it! hehe

[@fearless6947]

lol awesome

[@allinonethegreat]

Welcome to your first cell phone 3 years ago lol

[@frankwithrow377]

I love Richard Pryor and wish he was still here today

[@georgesalgado8783]

0:40 hair is parted to his right. 0:44 hair is parted to the left.

[@JiveBunny997]

Excellent observation

[@samworf6550]

hair part is consistent, it's the shot that's flopped left to right - look at the angle of his tie where it meets his neck. they probably noticed in editing that they didn't respect the "180 degree rule" (google it, too long to explain here), and had the woman approaching him from the wrong side of the screen, so they had to mirror the shot otherwise it would make the man look like he was talking to thin air

[@Steveman27]

@@samworf6550 What about other parts in other movies where it doesn't look consistent, even if what you're about this scene is correct? Would you make stuff up about those scenes, or would you acknowledge them? Do you know of other scenes in other movies where there are inconsistencies between shots?

[@robertmorris8997]

The film is flopped. The green thing in the background flips to the other side of the column.

[@lordbaethan]

Go get them Commissioner Gordon

[@Steveman27]

I hate how the movie villainized Warren. He wasn't someone who was up to no good. He was just some innocent person like his fiance was, who, for some unexplained reason, was approached by those two lawyers and somehow talked into making Brewster fail by them. Granted, Warren may have been a jerk, but he didn't deserve that kind of treatment. The villains should've just remained those two lawyers.

[@kristashafer93098]

The two shady lawyers were definitely the primary villains. Warren was their henchman. He almost made Monty fail by hiding the $20k because the lawyers told him if he did then Warren would be promoted to a partner (IIRC). So, not the primary antagonist but certainly not an innocent little angel either.

[@OsamaBinLooney]

"you're a lady and i want you to remain a lady" such a great side line that gets overshadowed by the rest of the scene :)

[@oldfashionedguy1368]

Now That's What I Call A Close Shave. Btw, the chimes of the clock would seem the perfect time to insert the Hurry Up music from Donkey Kong or even better Super Mario Bros (preferably the DS version).

[@Band-maid-fan101]

Maybe sonic drowning theme

[@Dragnet5]

Original commisioner Gordon from 60s Batman, remake Commisioner Gordon Batman 1989-1997

[@egb50000]

Gary Oldman needs to be in a future remake.

[@rotcod2886]

We never get to see him tell John Candy, sadly. He kind of treated his friend like crap. I guess we know how it went, but this movie ends very abruptly.

[@SweepingDeveloper]

Easy solution to the Brewsters Millions problem: Write a legally binding contract to pay someone $30 million on the occurence of a deliberate event. No assets. No charity. It's not even hiring someone.

[@Pixiedust8399]

The rules at the start of the film state that he has to get value for his money.

[@RoosterMontgomery]

Easier solution: buy a bunch of million dollar mansions and sell them each for $1. Then rent cars, throw parties, travel, until the deadline.

[@dannyjack659]

Yea by the simple solution to that is that you would be bloody boring to watch in a movie.

[@throckwoddle]

@@RoosterMontgomeryThat's giving the assets away. He's only allowed to do that with up to 5% of the $30 million.

[@RoosterMontgomery]

@@throckwoddle How is that giving assets away if he sells them? He technically did the same thing with the stamp: buy big, sell small.

[@Jay-os5nw]

Isn't that the guy from Bewitched

[@Rorschachqp]

Mr. Tate!

[@seanmontgomery801]

Warren may have been lucky avoiding Angela's punch,but not Monty's.

[@sha11235]

Richard was left handed?

[@micjakes1]

hahaha pop to the chops.

[@yackawaytube]

i want to see this movie so bad!

[@JiveBunny997]

Grenadier loyal to the king yeh same here - i went along with abt 10 school pals to watch it - had the theatre in hysterics. 80s was the coolest decade ever.

[@danielkhookwanyung7039]

i watched it as a 19yo back then.

[@IsnanaDayton]

It's on Netflix

[@ACNC1]

The old dudes could've won this easily.....say moments before the deadline, by returning via hand delivery Brewsters' Inverted Jenny (remember brewsters "upside-down plane" postcard) and saying "Sorry, company policy dictates that we don't accept any unsolicited mail" The collectable stamp would still be deemed as an asset even when franked (check google)...and it would all be in brewsters' hands with nowhere to go......He'll have to eat the card lol

[@dennisneo1608]

Wow, you're a smart boy, being able to apply your legal acuity to a fictional scenario.

[@rpmangin]

eating the card would have voided his inheritance as well, akin to using valuable paintings as firewood

[@kdtjones]

It became the property of the federal mail the second it was posted, asset lost and as it wasn't destroyed as it was used in the manner in which it was intended, didnt break the rules either.

[@liamcollins9183]

But given that the law firm is involved in a matter that Brewster is also party to, any mail from him could hardly be considered unsolicited. Some random off the street who's never had any involvement with the firm in anyway before maybe, but not Brewster.

[@johnkelly90]

I thought about it for a moment... Initially the stamp was but a stamp. So, it's initial value was whatever the price of postage was.

[@DavidBerquist334]

i think i could spend 30 million with out any assets booking big block party concerts hiring famous people sports to give autographs and concerts maranda lambert toby keith brad paisly john couger and others i could allso hire a free air show at our airport do you think that would spend it in 30 days booking every thing using a debet card so transactions will show as things with out assets

[@rpmangin]

@@Occono Today it would be more like spend $100 million in one month.

[@xxxoo2131]

Memorable scene

[@DavidGarcia-cq9wc]

After he gets 300 million, he can help out with some of the books and fees. Maybe. Honestly, depends on the law school. Nothing too fancy.

[@keithleeuwen877]

Great !

[@larrygarcia6356]

Anybody else notice the camera flip at :44? Look at his dorky hair lol.

[@ovidiu-adriansabie3795]

pat hingle voice narrator/rooter land before time

[@bigwillietheb]

God rest your souls Richard Pryor, Pat Hingel & David White

[@CarrollPeanutbutter]

If she was fired can she even legally write him a receipt. Then Warron pretty much told on himself and two lawyers because how else would he know Brewster would be dead broke at 12.00 am.

[@throckwoddle]

Sure, because she's writing the receipt on her own behalf, not on her former company's behalf. If I worked for a landscaper working on your property, and was then fired by the landscaping company, you could immediately hire me to continue landscaping your property and I could write a receipt to you for those services.

[@micjakes1]

still my favorite movie of his.

[@hawaiisown50]

The "Business, business, business" my fave part!

[@FabledBeasties]

They could have stopped her from making the receipt.

[@user-oe1pm5jg6s]

A gReAT watch!!!

[@hannahbrunt694]

One of the characters have the same name as the Chuggington character ( Brewster the blue train with a yellow face)

[@caj111]

Wouldn't Warren Cox want to be suing Brewster AFTER he inherited the $300 million? Otherwise, you can't squeeze blood from a stone. Ah well, it's a movie and I guess it wouldn't be as funny if everything made sense.

[@game46312]

caj111 nah he was just being so petty that if he didn't get the money every dime that he earned would go to him. Practically making him a slave

[@Taopuppy]

@@caj1119 Or he could say something like "I won't press charges against you if you don't press charges against me, and if you turn evidence against those other two lawyers".

[@Skypost4ever]

So if i was given this opportunity, i would use the $30mil to do good things, like get a new Stargate series made.

[@throckwoddle]

I've long thought it would be nice if there was a way for fans to crowdsource funding for movies and series.

[@Dragnet5]

A commisioner Gordon in the remake too

[@rony41165]

I have mix feeelings about the ending on the one hand he got the money and the girl. On the other, his friends rejected with When he refused the money they were offering him. Isnt the old staying friends are with more than gold. I wished they showed him reconcil8ng with them.

[@RoosterMontgomery]

He could've easily told Spike and no one else. It's not like the lawyers were spying on him via tapped phones and cameras.

[@rony41165]

@@RoosterMontgomery he was told he could NT. The last we saw spike have him the could dhoulder

[@EverestProductionsFanFilms]

him and his girlfriend could of explained this all to his friends afterward, plus the city would look highly to him after election results.

[@Lumeriaqueenofhell]

omg

[@seanmontgomery801]

Did you know that Eddie Murphy was originally slated to be Winston Zeddemore in Ghostbusters,but turned down the role and Ernie Hudson got it.Check this out:Trivia,Who was the original actor slated to play Neo Anderson before Keanu Reeves scored the role?

[@eskinjohnful]

will smith and val kilmer was supposed to be morpheus

[@seanmontgomery801]

@@eskinjohnful Well,though Will Smith and Val Kilmer are fantastic actors on the big screen,no slouches in that position either,still Will Smith starred as secret agent James T.West in Wild Wild West and Val Kilmer got to star in Tombstone and Batman In Batman Forever and of course,Laurence Fishburne won the role of Morpheus while Keanu Reeves starred as Neo Abderson in "The Matrix".Everybody should be happy to get some good movie role.

[@dalemcilwain]

Val Killer was great as Doc Holiday in Tombstone. 🤠

[@Tater4200]

Ah man. That was satisfying lol

[@thadoc5186]

The timing in this scene doesn’t match the true time of day.

[@stefbracey1053]

Spending that money made him insane

[@marlenanix7993]

If it was me, I'd pay the very first taxi man I came across $15 million to take me home and then another $15 million to take me right back to the lawyer that was over the will. Done!

[@henrylivingstone2800]

I think there was a rule that would’ve prevented something like that.

[@dustman820]

@@henrylivingstone2800 Yep. Something about proper value for their services.

[@RoosterMontgomery]

Tipping grotesque amounts like that would be seen as giving the money away.

[@marlenanix7993]

@@henrylivingstone2800 well I never saw the movie so I don't know all the rules.

[@caras2004]

Send them to the showers

[@lordbaethan]

Just hire someone to shake your hand for $30 million

[@dustman820]

Good try, but one of the rules was about proper value for their services and that would not be proper value.

[@Steveman27]

@@dustman820 But isn't value a subjective term? It's vague and could mean anything you want since there's nothing tangible to it. How would a handshake be valued at 30 million dollars, by the way?

[@theiran]

I'd buy a building and convert it to low income housing. Add a small market that allows residents to get an allotment of food staples per week similar to commodities. Hire a good management company to maintain it. Invest capital to see to its continued function.

[@liamcollins9183]

Still an asset, even if its worth less. He had to finish the 30 days without a cent more than what he started with.

[@edwoodspencer6763]

1.5 billion dollars

[@dilettabelgrano9408]

monty ;- im poor man with no gf and no bf and no shemale/f - please send a big ( I MEAN IT) to new barnet;- IDF in exile

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[@DavidBerquist334]

i think i could spend 30 million with out any assets booking big block party concerts hiring famous people sports to give autographs and concerts maranda lambert toby keith brad paisly john couger and others i could allso hire a free air show at our airport do you think that would spend it in 30 dayys

[@user-yq3ru9kb3z]

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[@edwoodspencer5813]

With a twist call me Spike Nolan John Candy and 1 to 5 billion dollars sunoco bp shell Rothschild's heir

[@edwoodspencer6763]

Call me John Candy Spike Nolan Brewster's billion Sunoco Rothschild heir maybe Wall Street money never sleep cousins

[@jeahavvalentin4895]

This movie would've been a whole lot better and much funnier with Eddie Murphy in the movie instead of boring old Richard Pryor.

[@crisvanfan]

Jeahav Valentin BORING??????????

[@Gangularis]

This movie is fantastic. You're an abject moron.

[@nathan2497]

Richard Pryor boring? Your a good troll

[@bigwillietheb]

could anybody spend $30 million in 30 days according to the stepulations of the Will, I believe I could