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Included among the American Film Institute's 2000 list of the 500 movies nominated for the Top 100 F [...]	D
Eddie Murphy later admitted that on the floor of the commodities exchange in the final scene, he onl [...]	D
(at around 1h 20 mins) The "other" Santa Claus is Mike Strug, a television reporter who once worked [...]	D
(at around 1h 29 mins) Stephen Stucker, who played the crazy, wisecracking air traffic control staff [...]	D
Valentine's alias when he poses as an exchange student from Cameroon on the train is "Nanga Eboko" w [...]	D
The exterior of the men's club is really the Curtis Institute of Music.	D
The number given to Dan Aykroyd (Louis Winthorpe III) in his mug shot, 74745058, is the same number [...]	D
Ray Milland was the first choice for the role of Mortimer Duke.	D
Nicholas Guest, Jamie Lee Curtis' future brother-in-law, appears as Harry.	D
(at around 1h 40 mins) When all the male traders in the bathroom hear the bell and rush out, not one [...]	D
Film debut of John Bedford Lloyd.	D
The character Billy Ray Valentine is based on a character named Henry Valentine in Ai confini della [...]	D
(at around 1h 45 mins) In the German dubbed version, after the official Crop Report was presented by [...]	D
When shown on television in April, 1987, it was the highest-rated theatrical film broadcast by any n [...]	D
Jamie Lee Curtis's topless scene was named #19 of its Top 20 Gratuitous Nude Scenes of The 1980s by [...]	D
The baggage handlers were supposed to be Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas as the Mackenzie brothers from [...]	D
Ophelia (Jamie Lee Curtis) is painfully aware that her namesake was Hamlet's love. Curtis' father, T [...]	D
The "S car go" joke in the restaurant scene went right over Valentine's head, as he was unfamiliar w [...]	D
After Richard Pryor dropped out of the project early on, Gene Wilder pulled out soon after when he h [...]	D
(at around 23 mins) a young Giancarlo Esposito, of Breaking Bad - Reazioni collaterali (2008) and Th [...]	D
Arleen Sorkin: Woman at party.	D
Ralph Bellamy and Don Ameche "cheerfully admitted" they were unfamiliar with Eddie Murphy and Dan Ay [...]	D
(at around 1h 4 mins) The punch line of Bunny's story ("...and she stepped on the ball") is a refere [...]	D
The idea for the film was inspired by a tennis game. "There were these two brothers who were both do [...]	D
The electronic status board at Duke & Duke (seen prominently in the Christmas scene) is the "Big Mon [...]	D
The original title was "Black and White", but John Landis hated it, and offered $100 to anyone who c [...]	D
Richard Hunt, Frank Oz's fellow Muppeteer, is Wilson. He is the Duke Brothers' trader on the stock e [...]	D
Several funny moments in the film came about by accident. Mortimer Duke (Don Ameche) having trouble [...]	D
John Landis: (at around 25 mins) When Valentine is released from jail, he stands near three men in t [...]	D
When the Officer Pantuzzi (Tom Mardirosian) and Officer Reynolds (Charles Brown) confront Billy Ray [...]	D
This was Jamie Lee Curtis' first nude scene. She'd appear topless again in Passione fatale (1983) th [...]	D
(at around 34 mins) The line "Gentlemen, there is something rotten in the Heritage Club" is a refere [...]	D
According to John Landis, Jamie Lee Curtis was a hard sell to Paramount, because she had only done h [...]	D
John Landis directed Eddie Murphy in this movie, as well as Beverly Hills Cop III - Un piedipiatti a [...]	D
The Duke brothers' manipulation of Louis and Billy Ray's fates is similar to God and Satan's bet in [...]	D
In releasing his financial records for 2012, Al Franken revealed he still gets royalties for his app [...]	D
(at around 3 mins) In the opening montage of Philadelphia, there is a shot of the Rocky statue erect [...]	D
Former Senator Al Franken, a former writer and cast member on Il Saturday Night Live (1975), and Tom [...]	D
(at around 1h 3 mins) The barbershop quartet song sung by Todd and his pals at the tennis club is su [...]	D
Despite running back towards the palm trees, the butler on the beach was not running towards any res [...]	D
The opening piece of music is Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart from the Marriage of Figaro.	D
Cast includes one Oscar winner: Don Ameche and four Oscar nominees: Dan Aykroyd, Eddie Murphy, Ralph [...]	D
A scene that was not included in the theatrical cut but is often seen when the movie is shown on tel [...]	D
Sir John Gielgud and Ronnie Barker were offered the role of Coleman the butler.	D
(at around 56 mins) When explaining how their business works, a portrait of the Marquis De Lafayette [...]	D
This movie was filmed immediately after the Ai confini della realtÃ (1983) accident, where Vic Mo [...]	D
(at around 1h 29 mins) When pretending to be the exchange student from Cameroon, Valentine (Eddie Mu [...]	D
Randolph Duke (Ralph Bellamy) and Mortimer Duke (Don Ameche) always wear matching suits and tie patt [...]	D
(at around 37 mins) One of the portraits in the Heritage Club seen as Winthrope is being led out by [...]	D
(at around 1h 8 mins) When William (Billy Ray) is dining in the fancy restaurant with Mortimer and R [...]	D
(at around 1h 27 mins) The man dressed as the gorilla in the train party scene is Jim Belushi.	D
John Landis: [police] (at around 37 mins) Frank Oz has a cameo as a police officer who is checking i [...]	D
Kristin Holby's debut.	D
Jamie Lee Curtis landed her role as a result of hosting John Landis's horror compilation Coming Soon [...]	D
This was Don Ameche's first film since Supponiamo che dichiarino la guerra e nessuno ci vada (1970). [...]	D
Alfred Drake's last film.	D
John Landis: [prison number] (at around 39 mins) Louis' (Dan Aykroyd's) prison number is 74745058, w [...]	D
The plot is also based on an episode of "The Three Stooges" short Half-Wits Holiday (1947) with the [...]	D
The market data provider used by the characters to trade commodities is called Telerate. This was a [...]	D
When John Landis was told that Don Ameche hadn't made a film in thirteen years, he asked if the acto [...]	D
This was Ralph Bellamy's ninety-ninth film, and Don Ameche's forty-ninth. This was Eddie Murphy's se [...]	D
Even though she was considered the Scream Queen in Hollywood at this point, having starred in a slew [...]	D
Film debut of Arleen Sorkin (Woman At Party).	D
The story about the Dukes' cornering of the orange juice market was probably inspired by the "Silver [...]	D
Loosely based on the 1954 British satirical film Il forestiero (1954), which starred Gregory Peck.	D
Denholm Elliott and Don Ameche share the same birthday, May 31 (though separated by 14 years). They [...]	D
George Folsey Jr.: (at around 5 mins) The executive producer appears as the first man to greet Winth [...]	D
John Landis: [police] (at around 17 mins) When Billy Ray (Eddie Murphy) is cornered by the Philadelp [...]	D
Prior to this film, John Landis didn't know who Eddie Murphy was. 48 ore (1982) hadn't come out yet, [...]	D
The Screenwriters hung out with drunk traders for research. "The traders I met and hung out with her [...]	D
In a 2013 interview, co-writer Timothy Harris talked about Hollywood's reluctance to make comedies s [...]	D
[9:00] The main titles are accompanied by the overture to "The Marriage of Figaro" by Wolfgang Amade [...]	D
[1:28]G. Gordon Liddy was offered the part of Clarence Beeks, but turned it down after discovering B [...]	D
[8:24]The $75.89 per share for the pork bellies that the Dukes sell for when the market closes comes [...]	D
Remarkably similar story to the The Three Stooges short "The Three Stooges Collection" (2007) {Hoi P [...]	D
A poster for the fictional film "See You Next Wednesday" is prominently featured in several shots of [...]	D
Tony Sherer, who plays Winthorpe's friend Phillip (the one who says they "need a fourth for squash") [...]	D
The first of two movies in which characters played by Dan Aykroyd and Jamie Lee Curtis start off as [...]	D
For a period of time the restaurant at the Westin Hotel in Philadelphia was named Winthorpe & Valent [...]	D
(at around 1h 30 mins) While disguised as Lionel, a Rastafarian, Louis mentions Haile Selassie, who [...]	D
Randolph Duke has a picture of Ronald Reagan on his side of the Dukes' shared desk, while Mortimer h [...]	D
This movie is infamous for hitman/spy Paul Gleason getting raped by a gorilla.	D
The theme of rich men taking in a bum and passing him off as an aristocrat is reminiscent of the Geo [...]	D
Final acting role of Ralph Clanton (Official #1).	D
While she was making this movie, Jamie Lee Curtis stayed in Marlene Dietrich's apartment (12E) at 99 [...]	D
The shooting schedule included fifteen days in Philadelphia for exterior scenes, and for the interio [...]	D
The building used for the exterior of Duke & Duke Commodities Brokers is located at 123 South Broad [...]	D
Jim Belushi was a bit of stunt casting. John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd co-starred in John Landis's las [...]	D
(at around 1 min) In the opening credits, a clerk is putting away Philadelphia brand cream cheese fr [...]	D
(at around 1h 29 mins) The stationmaster - the man who refers to the care and feeding instructions f [...]	D
(at around 56 mins) When the Dukes are explaining commodities to Valentine, they have a plate with n [...]	D
(at around 1h 50 mins) Don Ameche's strong religious convictions made him uncomfortable with swearin [...]	D
Premiere voted this movie as one of "The 50 Greatest Comedies Of All Time" in 2006.	D
The final day of production for this movie was on March 1, 1983 on a beach in the U.S. Virgin Island [...]	D
Penelope's friend Muffy is played by the sister of Jamie Lee Curtis.	D
John Landis: [See You Next Wednesday] (at around 1h 10 mins) On a poster in Ophelia's apartment. The [...]	D
The World Trade Center's commodity exchange, Comex, was used for the trading scenes, and real trader [...]	D
In 2001, Eddie Murphy stated that the making of this film was the most fun he'd had on a set and tha [...]	D
(at around 1h 40 mins) When Winthorpe and Valentine arrive at the World Trade Center, Winthorpe tell [...]	D
(at around 1h 50 mins) The Sailboat Louis and Ophelia are on is a Nautical Development 56-foot boat [...]	D
(at around 1h 6 mins) R&B legend Bo Diddley appears as the pawnbroker who buys Louis's watch.	D
Ralph Bellamy (Randolph) and Don Ameche (Mortimer) make cameo appearances in Il principe cerca mogli [...]	D
The dessert that Coleman is preparing for Louis and Penelope that they don't eat is CrÃªpes Suzett [...]	D
Clarence Beeks shares his name with a jazz musician, who recorded under the name "King Pleasure".	D
On the train near the end of the movie, the same song is playing in every scene in the bar car.	D
Winthorpe and Valentine conduct what's known as "short selling", selling stock (or commodities) that [...]	D
(at around 1h 8 mins) When Valentine is in the restaurant and Winthorpe standing outside in the rain [...]	D
In 2010, as part of the Wall Street Transparency and Accountability Act, which was to regulate finan [...]	D
Every year since 1997, Italian channel "Italia 1" broadcasts the movie in Christmas Eve nightfall. I [...]	D
John Landis: [breaking the fourth wall] (at around 56 mins) When the Dukes explain to Billy Ray what [...]	D
After picking up Mortimer's money clip, Valentine stands there smiling for a second, then realizes h [...]	D
Second film featuring Jamie Lee Curtis whose plot involves a fancy dress New Year's Eve party aboard [...]	D
(at around 1h 6 mins) Winthorpe's watch, a "Rouchefoucauld", is named after French writer FranÃ§oi [...]	D
The house used in the film is a private house two doors west of the Rosenbach Museum and Library. Bo [...]	D
The Dukes' starting salary for Valentine ($80,000) is over $223,000 when adjusted for inflation in 2 [...]	D
Both Dan Aykroyd and Eddie Jones were in I signori della truffa (1992).	D
Dan Aykroyd and Jamie Lee Curtis also appeared in PapÃ , ho trovato un amico (1991), Il mio primo [...]	D
The exterior shots of Louis Winthorpe's house are of a house on a very affluent street in Philadelph [...]	D
Ralph Bellamy and Don Ameche had both been well known Hollywood stars since the 1930's. However, Tra [...]	D
When Eddie Murphy (Billy Ray Valentine) is in jail, a young Giancarlo Esposito can be seen with him. [...]	D

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Errori

(at around 35 mins) In the large room when Louis is being framed, everyone is instructed to place th [...]	D
FCOJ is subject to daily trading price movement limits. The 'swings' shown would trigger 'limit up' [...]	D
Winthorpe's car, a Mercedes Benz 600 Grosser, is unique in that it features a complex hydraulic syst [...]	D
(at around 21 mins) After Coleman dumps the crepes into the garbage and answers the telephone, the p [...]	D
(at around 15 mins) When Billy Ray is panhandling, the police officers pick him up, and his blanket [...]	D
(at around 12 mins) When handing the paychecks to be signed, Winthorpe places his briefcase on the t [...]	D
(at around 58 mins) When Ophelia first takes Louis to her apartment, it can be seen as she enters th [...]	D
(at around 26 mins) When Billy Ray is released from jail, Randolph says that they are "the ones that [...]	D
(at around 27 mins) When Billy Ray first gets into the Dukes' limo, the handle over the door is brok [...]	D
(at around 47 mins) In the interior exchange in the police station between Winthorpe and Penelope (i [...]	D
(at around 1h 8 mins) When Louis is walking past the restaurant in the rain, the scene switches to h [...]	D
(at around 28 mins) When Valentine is in the Dukes' limo, rain on the rear window disappears and rea [...]	D
The windows on the outside of Winthorpe/Valentine's house do not match the inside, and the foyer app [...]	D
(at around 1h 25 mins) When Beeks is seen on TV with the crop report, the briefcase is handcuffed to [...]	D
(at around 28 mins) In the back of the Dukes' car are 2 clocks, showing times in Hong Kong and Kuwai [...]	D
(at around 48 mins) Winthorpe's hair differs during his initial encounter with Ophelia on the steps [...]	D
(at around 34 mins) When the President of the Heritage Club announces that there is a thief among th [...]	D
(at around 28 mins) When Billy Ray is in the limo, Randolph Duke introduces himself and Billy Ray as [...]	D
(at around 1h 27 mins) The train that leaves Washington has an on-level platform. Union Station did [...]	D
(at around 1h 28 mins) When Billy Ray enters the railway car that Beeks is in, it's hard to believe [...]	D
(at around 19 mins) After Randolph states it will take more than just losing his job to drive Wintho [...]	D
At around the 54:00 Louis spots Coleman driving Billy Ray in his black Mercedes as he takes him to h [...]	D
(at around 28 mins) The time shown for Hong Kong in the back of the Dukes' car is 6:51, which is 13 [...]	D
(at around 20 mins) When Louis and Penelope are having dinner, they have uneaten lobsters on their p [...]	D
(at around 1h 16 mins) At the Christmas party when Winthorpe jumps on the table waving the gun, the [...]	D
The scene in the corridor of the train shows it to be a flimsy set as it shakes when people move qui [...]	D
(at around 28 mins) When the Dukes are propositioning Valentine inside the limo, the background scen [...]	D
(at around 7 mins) When Louis is standing outside the restaurant, his hair changes from being dry an [...]	D
Compartments on American passenger trains are always private. If Beeks had reserved one, no other pa [...]	D
(at around 1h 30 mins) The baggage car shown at the end of the train leaving Washington appears to b [...]	D
(at around 15 mins) As Billy Ray is walking away from the two policemen, his knees are wet. After cr [...]	D
Jim Belushi's character as a party-goer dressed as a gorilla states several times in the film that i [...]	D
(at around 1h 50 mins) At the end of the futures trading sequence, Louis' and Billy Ray's trader ID [...]	D
(at around 9 mins) The Dukes park their limo on Locust Street heading west right before Billy Ray ap [...]	D
(at around 5 mins) When Louis is going to work, there is no snow at all on the streets. Later the sa [...]	D
(at around 1h 24 mins) When shown on television, when Louis is choking Billy Ray, the viewer can see [...]	D
(at around 8 mins) When the Dukes are going to work in their car, Mortimer is sitting on the left si [...]	D
(at around 1h 7 mins) When a man begins telling the "escargot" joke, Randolph and Mortimer are eatin [...]	D
(at around 1h 28 mins) Real apes do not have blue eyes.	D
(at around 15 mins) After Valentine is challenged by the police officers and finally walks away, the [...]	D
(at around 1h 12 mins) At the Christmas party while Billy Ray is still working, he places the payrol [...]	D
During early scenes in the movie, there's a fair amount of snow on the ground, but later scenes show [...]	D
(at around 12 mins) When Mortimer Duke is signing the paychecks, at least one of the shots is flippe [...]	D
(at around 54 mins) When Winthorpe is in the cab and Valentine is in the limo and they see each othe [...]	D
In the trading of the FCOJ, only the prices of the April contract change. In real life, the prices o [...]	D
(at around 1h 30 mins) When Billy Ray is giving the briefcase to Louis, the two baggage handlers wal [...]	D
(at around 1h 30 mins) When Ophelia plays "Inga" on the train, she is supposedly from Sweden. When B [...]	D
On the train from Washington to New York, the sound of the train passing railroad crossings is heard [...]	D
After Louis Winthorp is released from prison, he tries to enter his house but finds the locks have b [...]	D
(at around 15 mins) In the park after the 2 cops expose Billy Ray, the cop on the right is standing [...]	D
(at around 1h 22 mins) The amount of tinsel Ophelia has in her left hand while decorating the Christ [...]	D
(at around 1h 45 mins) On the trading floor, the Secretary of Agriculture announces, "Ladies and Gen [...]	D
(at around 56 mins) On Valentine's 'first day on the job', he enters the Dukes' office, and the soun [...]	D
(at around 1h 50 mins) In the final scene, under a bright sun somewhere in the tropics, Billy Ray an [...]	D
The Dukes ruin Winthorpe by framing him for robbery and possession of PCP. He's told he faces 3 to 5 [...]	D
The train leaving Washington, D.C. has a different style locomotive than the same train shown later [...]	D
(at around 1h 21 mins) After getting off the bus, there is the sound of peeing as the dog lifts its [...]	D
at around 1 hour 18 minutes when Valentine runs to the Santa walking in the road whom he believes to [...]	D
At the Christmas party, Louis steals food, plants drugs, and threatens everyone, including a securit [...]	D
(at around 26 mins) When Billy Ray is bailed out, there are three police cars in front of the statio [...]	D
(at around 1h 7 mins) After Winthorpe sells his watch and buys a gun, he clearly has a fading black [...]	D

Frase

Louis Winthorpe III: He was wearing my Harvard tie [...]	D
Billy Ray Valentine: [Both on the trading floor wa [...]	D
Billy Ray: [Sitting in a jacuzzi] Hey, bubbles, ma [...]	D
Coleman: My life's savings, sir. Try not to lose i [...]	D
Billy Ray Valentine: [Billy Ray is in jail] I wish [...]	D
Billy Ray Valentine: [watches cops subduing an unr [...]	D
Billy Ray Valentine: [28:31] I believe I can hang [...]	D
Even Bigger Black Guy: It was a stone groove, my m [...]	D
Billy Ray Valentine: [on his first day of work] Wh [...]	D
Billy Ray Valentine: [while acting blind and legle [...]	D
Randolph Duke: That man is a product of a poor env [...]	D
[last lines] Louis: Looking good, Billy Ray! Bil [...]	D
Harvey: Monkey? MONKEY! I'm a fucking gorilla, you [...]	D
Official #1: [the President of the Exchange and tw [...]	D
Clarence Beeks: Hey. Back off! I'll rip out your e [...]	D
Louis Winthorpe III: [after trading ends on FCOJ, [...]	D
Billy Ray Valentine: [being pushed away by the doo [...]	D
Ophelia: [Ophelia notices Louis watching her undre [...]	D
Even Bigger Black Guy: It ain't cool being no jive [...]	D
Billy Ray Valentine: [28:32] I believe I can hang [...]	D
Corrupt Cop: [finds a baggie in Winthorpe's coat a [...]	D
Louis Winthorpe III: [to Penelope] Those men wante [...]	D
Billy Ray Valentine: [Starts chanting in complete [...]	D
Louis: [after giving the secret knock] Who is it? [...]	D
Ophelia: [reading Louis' palm] You've never done a [...]	D
Billy Ray Valentine: [after breaking a vase] Hey, [...]	D
Mortimer Duke: [as he is carried out of the pit af [...]	D
Officer Pantuzzi: We've had some complaints about [...]	D
Baggage Handler #1: I'm dressed as uh, as a baggag [...]	D
Mortimer Duke: [Running to the pit after realizing [...]	D
Mortimer Duke: You and your Nobel Prize! You IDIOT [...]	D
Billy Ray Valentine: [watches Louis clean his shot [...]	D
Mortimer Duke: [8:30] We just made an extra $347,0 [...]	D
Duke & Duke receptionist: Yes Mr. Valentine, they' [...]	D
Louis Winthorpe III: Nenge? Nenge Mboko? It is me, [...]	D
Stationmaster: This animal is being routed through [...]	D
Billy Ray Valentine: [as Louis is choking him] lt [...]	D
Even Bigger Black Guy: I mean you beatin' 10 cops? [...]	D
[first lines] Coleman: [holding a breakfast tray [...]	D
Pawnbroker: Burnt my fingers, man. Louis Winthorp [...]	D
Randolph Duke: We want to help you, Mr. Valentine. [...]	D
Billy Ray Valentine: [after demonstrating some fak [...]	D
Mortimer Duke: This is an outrage! I demand an inv [...]	D
Clarence Beeks: This is as far as we go. No more c [...]	D
Louis: My God. The Dukes are going to corner the e [...]	D
Randolph Duke: Money isn't everything, Mortimer. [...]	D
Billy Ray: [posing as "Nenge Mboko," an exchange s [...]	D
Bunny: And she stepped on the ball.	D
Officer Reynolds: Strip, you little shit, before I [...]	D
Billy Ray Valentine: Get the fuck out!	D
Randolph Duke: Exactly why do you think the price [...]	D
Louis Winthorpe III: [approaching the New York Com [...]	D
Louis Winthorpe III: Randolph. Mortimer. Mortimer [...]	D
Todd: Looking good, Louis! Louis Winthorpe III: F [...]	D
Official #2: [Randolph Duke has just collapsed wit [...]	D
Mortimer Duke: [after Louis and Billy Ray turn the [...]	D
Billy Ray Valentine: Hey that's the motherf- I mea [...]	D
Newscaster on TV: In charge of security is Mr. Cla [...]	D
Coleman: [offering Billy Ray a sip from his flask; [...]	D
Louis Winthorpe III: I had the most absurd nightma [...]	D
Mortimer Duke: I have no money to give you!	D
Randolph Duke: Ezra. Right on time. I'll bet you t [...]	D
Ophelia: [to Louis] Give me your hand. Soft hands [...]	D
Ophelia: The only thing I've got going for me, is [...]	D
Billy Ray: No thanks, guys, I already had breakfas [...]	D
Randolph Duke: [Valentine overhears the Dukes talk [...]	D

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