Alan North, Ben Hammer, Bill Smitrovich
Emory (Dudley Moore) is a stressed-out advertising exec who sets off a company scandal with his unorthodox, but truthful, ad campaigns. Sent to a mental institution, he finds understanding from a psyc...( read more
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DVD Release Date: July 6, 2004
Stats: 155 reviews
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May 6, 2009
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January 26, 2009
While the mental patients are clearly actors, the idea for this film is great! Very entertaining :)
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June 28, 2008
I watched this because I like Darryl Hannah. I think it was a "nice" story with a few fun moments.
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May 28, 2008
It might have been released in 1990 but the script was definitely written in the 80s.
I'm fond of Daryl Hannah but now I have to wonder if I've inflated her acting skills in my mind. She came off as petulant instead of neurotic.
I've never been a huge Dudley Moore fan but I'v...( read more) -
January 15, 2008
this movie makes me love advertising more than before. this movie is cool. i do not know whether it told the truth story of many companies or not but the movie is very funny till the end. brilliant!
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