Trading Places (1983) 🤯📼First Time Film Club📼🤯 - First Time Watching/Movie Reaction & Review
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- Trading Places (1983) 🤯📼First Time Film Club📼🤯 - First Time Watching/Movie Reaction & Review
Buy pork belly and sell orange juice!
Yeah, I still don’t know how stocks work but that doesn’t matter, cause we’re just here for the laughs!
We are watching Eddie Murphy and Dan Aykroyd in the classic comedy, Trading Places.
Enjoy and thanks so much for watching!!
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Original movie: Trading Places (1983)
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Yes, both Eddie Murphy breaking the 4th wall and Jamie Lee Curtis' body were epic. A really fun flick.
Fun fact: Don Ameche, who played Mortimer Duke, really didn't like to curse. So when they were about to shoot the scene where he screams "Fuck him!", he actually apologized beforehand to the entire cast and crew on the set, and did the scene in one take. A true professional.
I had also heard the scene where he uses the N word. He asked everyone to please focus so they could get it in one take as he did not like that either.
A true professional would have done what was asked of him.
@@Inspadave so you didn't actually read the comment you replied to?
Don Ameche was a real gentleman and did _not_ want to use the N-word or even the F-word, they had to convince him to do both. The first by having Eddie persuade him that it was ok in these circumstances and the second only by promising to only do one take.
It is also worth noting that this movie actually caused a change in the laws on trading to prevent what we saw in the climax actually occurring. It is even called the Eddie Murphy law.
It can be found under Section 136 of the Wall Street Transparency and Accountability Act, which is part of the march larger act of the Dodd-Frank Act of 2010.
have a good feeling everything you said was bullshit.
Fun fact: The cop who says mockingly "it's an opera" back to Winthorpe is Frank Oz; The voice of Yoda. The more you know! ;)
He was also the jail guard who returned Joliet Jake’s stuff to him in The Blues Brothers.
Also the cop checking Jake Elwood out of prison in “The Blues Brothers”.
Also the Ambassador in An American Werewolf in London. He was in Spies Like Us, too. He's in a lot of John Landis films.
@@TheDinosaur82 Very much so! Landis loved him some Frank Oz. He was also in Spies Like Us, which is another fantastic movie they should check out! :)
Another fun fact: The guy who is standing next to Eddie in the prison who is watching him is none other than the great Gus, Giancarlo Esposito.
“Jamie Lee Curtis...I eat her yogurt!” A lesser man would find a double entendre in there...
😎
classic
I am a lesser man..
Same, brother... Same.
I just have to mention if it has anything like yogurt in it it's best to leave it alone LOL
Me =
Emily's and Matthew's reactions to a topless Jamie Lee Curtis, were priceless. 😁
I hope they react to True Lies to see her dancing
When you got pride, show it! :D
17:30 - Not sure who was more excited (actually I am).
Lucky, lucky Winthorp!
that's why they call her the "tit-ular" first timer 😆
Emily's consistent appreciation for the female form is wonderful, and something I enjoy watching. ;)
This movie is THE christmas movie in my country (italy), they show it on tv EVERY single year at 25th, lunch hour. Since the '90s.
Even the part with (the amazing) Ms.Curtis boobs. No censorship on christmas XD
Yeah it's shown in the UK every year too. Generally a bit closer to New Year than Christmas though. Still within the Time frame..."Merry New Year" 😂
Yes same in the UK. Eddie Murphy in the 1980s was unbeatable and think he was nearly in Ghostbusters too.
I did not know that. That is awesome!
@Delboy0 i think he was supposed to be Winston
No wonder in a country that brought us the show "Colpo Grosso"!
I bet you $1.00 you’re going to love it.
One
....
Dollar.
50 cents of that is from me.
I'd buy that for a dollar!
@@apollohateshisdayjob9606 I GOT IT!!!
ILL BUY THAT FOR A DOLLAR!
Jamie Lee Curtis helped Young Matthew discover whether he was right handed.
Me too. Among many others, of course. And then there's her dance in true lies
4:37 - He should have showed her Trading Places first because when I first saw Coming To America in theaters, the entire theater lost their freaking minds when the Trading Places music started and Randy and Morty showed up.
Jamie Lee Curtis's gorgeous personalitits, the best 4th wall break of movie history, and BEEF JERKY TIME.
This movie is a goddamn international treasure.
Your reaction to Valentine eyeballing the camera after Duke explains to him what bacon is, is spot on. Kills me every time.
🤣🤣🤣
"Yes dickhead. I know what bacon is."
@@izzonj Nah, I would say it was more because of the condescending manner in which bacon was explained to him. Valentine's look was as if to say "I'm black, not purple, I didn't arrive here on a spaceship!"
I'm reviewing the comments AND I'm only at 5:52 and I remember this so well!!! ....".like in a bacon, lettuce & tomato sandwich...."
THAT was SO funny!!!!! Eddie's "slow burn" on camera take......
I just got to say this: Back in 1983 I went in a movie theater and started to see some teenage horror flick. (God knows why) Yes! I was miserable, LONELY and bored. I HAD to walk out because I felt so sorry for the victims. I came out and asked the employees if there was a better movie. Yes! they had said....recommended "Trading Places." Said, "I don't blame you for walking out." Proceeded to show me the entrance. . It COMPLETELY changed my day AND outlook!!!!! "THEE" funniest movie ever!!! (One of the funniest..)
...or what it can be aligned with....in a sandwich
That's some great mansplaining there
I always thought his reaction was because he says "bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich", which no one calls a BLT sandwich like that. It shows how out of touch with the common people these old men are. It really adds to the overall condescending tone.
Such a funny movie. Back when Eddie could not miss.
Best Defence?
In retrospect, a very short window.
@@Hexon66 Unfortunate, no? I don't know what happened to him really.
“Titties”
I just love the way you say it. Seeing the movie again through a first timers eyes is great. You guys seem like so much fun.
She's kind of a freak... Isn't she?
@@exodia1510 it makes her even better.
She and Ashleigh Burton are the absolute best in these movie reactions. Both blurting out such things and laughing just as hard with juvenile stuff as guys..
@@dmneeds when she crossed her arms, her Eyes Bugged out... She KNEW what she was about to see!
The 4th wall break is one of my favorite gifs.
Fun fact: Eddie Murphy’s look-at-the-camera scene went through a large amount of takes, I think 20-30. Landis was looking for just the right expression, and had Eddie keep doing it until he got it :)
Don Ameche told the director "one take" for dropping the F-bomb. He didn't like swearing at all in his life.
That's a neat fact. I'm trying to remember other movies I've seen him in but all I can think of is Cocoon.
True, Ameche was against swearing and was extremely reluctant, and it took a lot of convincing to get him to utter the N and the F word. He grew up in a time where manners were strictly enforced, and bad languish was considered a black mark against a persons charter.
Same was true for the bathroom scene where Eddie is hiding in the stall.
Emily: "I eat her yogurt!"
Archer: "Phrasing!"
The "looking good, feeling good" line at the end was also said earlier in the movie at the club with Winthorpe and his 4 rich stuck up friends who were sitting around smoking cigars.
48 Hours with Nick Nolte is another great movie for Eddie.
It's also cringey racist.
48 is better than this film because you keep the comedy but you don't have the gorilla rape [i.e. it's funny but you can take it seriously]
Luther was great in that movie...lol.
@@billhicks6449 It's harder to watch nowadays, but I chalk it up to Nolte intentionally trying to rattle Reggie, but he goes way to far.. Still one of my favorites though.
@@billhicks6449 There is nothing racist about 48 Hours as far as I can recall, though one of the protagonists is a racist.
@9:50 next to Eddie Murphy leaning on the bars, a young Giancarlo Esposito, aka Gus Fring from Breaking Bad
It's funny because Johnathan Banks who plays Mike from Breaking Bad was in Beverly Hills Cop lol. Wonder if any more BB actors have worked with Eddie Murphy
He played the bad guy in one of my all-time favorite films that no one has ever heard of, “Fresh”. So freakin’ good!
All the countless times I've seen this movie and I've never noticed that....
Standard trading: buy low, sell high. Short selling: sell high, buy low. As long as everything balances out at the end of the day, it all works out. The profit comes between the two.
The shorter of the two train workers is more well known today as former Senator Al Franken of Minnesota.
They actually do the bulk of commodities trading at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, but they refused Landis filming permission on their trading floor, so they went to the World Trade Center instead.
Look at that S car go.
Had a feeling someone was going to love that one. :)
A curiosity: when Eddie Murphy is in jail, the guy next to him is Giancarlo Esposito in his early twenties
Yup.
JUST noticed that! Crazy. I forget he has been around for so long and has tons of experience.
@@CaturdayNite Happens a lot, actually. Like in Coming to America where the hold up guy was Samuel L Jackson. Man in 1987 when that came out nobody knew who Samuel L Jackson was. He got steadily more well known as the years progressed but he didn't hit the big time until Pulp Fiction in 1994.
@@Zartoo_3rd_Overlord_ofBlargon7 yeah, i didn't know Sam Jackson until Pulp Fiction....and i saw Jurassic Park 7 times :O
@@CaturdayNite Despite Pulp being regarded as his breakout role it was not until 1997/1998 that Samuel became a star (i.e. having more hits than misses) and he was 50 years old at that point. For 22 years he's been one of the biggest stars on the planet and yet until he was 50 he only had either uncredited bit parts or roles in movies like JP and PF where there were half a dozen better known actors getting all the top billing.
Trading Places, Coming To America, Spies Like Us, Couch Trip, Ghostbusters, Back To School, Bachelor Party, Animal House, Airplane, The Naked Gun, and Summer School are some of my favorite 80’s comedies. Also personally speaking, the actor who plays Coleman would’ve made a great Alfred Pennyworth🦇
Don Ameche was a great actor. I loved him in the Cocoon movies.
Ah, and in case it's not on the list, another funny Dan Aykroyd movie that's often overlooked is My Stepmother is an Alien
Ralph Bellamy was the 2nd-lead-actor to Cary Grant in the wonderful HIS GIRL FRIDAY.
@@ollietsb1704 both of them are Hollywood legends
@@ollietsb1704 Ralph Bellamy was also in the movie disorderlies starring hip hop legendary group The fat boys
Besides Trading Places and Coming To America, director John Landis also directed Eddie Murphy's 1994 movie BEVERLY HILLS COP 3. He also directed Michael Jackson's THRILLER video and BLACK OR WHITE video.
Another fun fact (because I’m a walking book of useless knowledge) - Jamie Lee Curtis said Dan Akroyd was her best onscreen kiss.
"Pork bellies which is used to make bacon, which you might find in a bacon and lettuce and tomato sandwich"...😐
😁😄😅😂🤣Classic!!!
Jamie Lee Curtis is also in A Fish Called Wanda.
Which you MUST watch ! A man officially died laughing at it - what bigger recommendation is there ?!
@@dabe1971 "The London underground is NOT a political movement!"
@@woodykelleher9253 It’s a fact, Otto. I looked it up.
@@Kaddywompous Ok. Ok. DISAPPOINTED!!
One of the greatest comedies ever made!
"Jamie Lee Curtis! I eat her yogurt!"
"Mmmm hmmmm...."
LOL
Please watched See No Evil, Hear No Evil - Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder
that and Stir Crazy
That has one of the funniest scenes I've ever seen.
Silver Streak is better.
Yes. See No Evil, Hear No Evil is great.
25:35
"The one on the left looked like Dustin from Stranger Things..."
Nope. That is Al Franken. United States Senator from Minnesota.
OMG, seriously!?!?!
I wanna see al franken run for office will jill stein as running mate. Just for the bumper stickers.
And former SNL Writer/Actor
4:24
Hey abbot!!
🤣🤣 I’m done😂😂😂😂😂
You guys are great! I think my favorite thing here is when you can see that Matthew knows that the "Bacon, Lettuce, and Tomato sandwich" line is coming and he has to hold it in until Ralph Bellamy says it and Eddie Murphy looks at the camera.
16:38 “That may be one of my favorite fourth wall breaks in all of movies.” Mine too, brutha.
25:45 World Trade Center 😢
Even seeing it in Gangs of New York... Takes a Different turn on you
the trade floor you even see in this movie doesnt exit anymore, alot of things changed after 9/11
Well, I’ve suggested it before, but now that I know you like Jamie Lee Curtis - A Fish Called Wanda
oh yes!
Came to say this too.
May you find a woman who gets turned on by russian. It's pretty good.
When John Cleese saw this movie he was like, "Man! I have got to get Jamie Lee Curtis in a movie!" and so A Fish Called Wanda was made.
When Arnold Schwarzenegger saw a Fish Called Wanda he was like, "Man! I got to get Jamie Lee Curtis in a Movie!" and so True Lies was made.
Ms. Jamie Lee Curtis had an amazing Striptease in the movie “TRUE LIES” with former California governor ARNOLD.
The movie is Awesome!!!! 😎
She doesn't show her lovely lady lumps in that movie though :/
A fish called Wanda was the movie that did it for me with Jamie Lee Curtis
Awww, "it was the dukes" fav line
I saw this movie when it first came out and I still say "Merry New Year!" in a bad Eddie Murphy accent... Every. Single. New Year. :D
I am glad that I am NOT the only one that does this..........
@ 16:33 - definitely one of the best 'fourth wall' breaks. Up there with the one from the original Jumanji, which is also of my favourites.
When you guys started talking Pryor and Wilder, I went to check if Silver Streak is on the list. And , yes. Of course, it is. God bless you, Matthew!
Just a note about the Salvation Army Kettle scene, having a band play at kettles normally happens in bigger cites and the surrounding areas. This is because bigger churches/corps will get more volunteers and workers. It's a lot easier to stand in the cold with a group of people than by yourself. They may also forgo the bell for music if they are indoors, like a mall. It really depends on the corps officers and the volunteers!
The thing about Billy ray is that the showed him the basics and he applied his street hustle to it, goes like this the stock market is CUT THROAT, just like hustling in the streets or small business. They used insider trading tactics which is illegal, but it was vice versa thing. I mean, stock brokers commit suicide at times, it's that serious, as Louis said, but also it showed Louis could not handle being broke and rock bottom. The film made fun of class and race issues without minimizing it. Classic.
Also I live in Tennessee so I know, one minute we had a foot of snow, now its like 60-70 degrees.
'I had this horrible dream that I was poor and nobody liked me'
17:48 Jamie Lee Curtis slams the door and I get an ad for Spicy McNuggets. I think that's the best timing RUclips has ever had.
Noice! Because thems we're definitely some spicy nuggets.
My 3rd favorite Eddie Murphy film after (1) 48 hours and (2) Beverly Hills Cop. Going thru the back catalog to see you both react to films i liked or loved and adding comments for the youtube thing.
"He's the asshole guy from Die Ha..." ....all 80s movies.
DWAYNE!
The principal from The Breakfast Club
I'm glad Stir Crazy is on the list of future reactions.
Eddie breaking the 4th wall with the "Do these guys really think I am that stupid?" look is priceless.
This is MASTERPIECE. Definitely one (if not the one) of my favorite comedies.
Frank Oz also has a cameo in Spies Like Us, with Dan Aykroyd and Chevy Chase.
And a traffic cop in Canadian Bacon
And in The Blues Brothers.
And American Werewolf in London.
Great reaction! So much nostalgia. Thank you. I watched this on VHS so many times. If you like this movie; you might also like:
Ruthless People - 1986
Down and Out in Beverly Hills - 1986
Thanks, guys! 😊
Ruthless people is fucked up in the best way. A great movie I haven't thought about in years! Great suggestion.
Ruthless People is a great flick
Frank Oz as the cop brings back The Blues Brothers flashbacks. "One prophylactic, new. One prophylactic, soiled."
This is one of the greatest reactions to one of the greatest comedies in RUclips history!!! This was so good!!! I was just chomping at the bit to see this spectacle. Oh, the salivation!!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!! ♠🥇🥂🎊🎉
If you understand the recent Wall Street "controversy", the end of this film is basically the same.
A truly good John Landis film, with the "See you next Wednesday" reference in it for good measure.
Not exactly.
What they did in this movie is actually insider trading and possibly fraud. Both are very real crimes. Shorting stocks isn't illegal, but very risky and ill advised. The recent crisis was entirely due to unexpected players in the form of thousands of "regular people" working together to do what hedge fund managers have done for years, artificially increasing the value of Gamestop/AMC/ect. to turn a quick profit.
"The [writers] knew that the method of Winthorpe's and Valentine's financial victory could be confusing, but hoped that audiences would be too invested in the characters' success to care about the details." -from Wikipedia
One of my favorite "Buddy Cops" movie from the 80s is "Running Scared", a nice mixture of Comedy and Drama. Totally underappreciated, I was wondering if you could or would give that a look?
That's a GREAT movie.
🎵 Oh, sweet freedom... 🎵
@@greatestscott6599 Some of the best Yacht Rock ever made! Still play this when I bike near the lake :D
I was a 13 year old black kid in the UK who saw this on video at a friend's house while skipping school. Talk about a game changer!
From Jamie Lee Curtis (BOOOOOOOOOBS!!!!!👀👀👀👀👀👀) to Eddie's quick fire delivery it was a laugh a minute.
I read that after this movie they changed a lot of trading rules for the stock exchange to stop that sort of thing happening again.
Lol, when y'all say "Eddie, you shouldn't have given them the money" all I can see is Dave Chapelle as Rick James, ironically yelling at Eddie and Charley Murphy "They shoulda neva gave y'all niggas Money!"
classic film, really good :) Would love to see you guys watch True Lies. More Jamie Lee Curtis :)
I watched your full length reaction on Patreon while watching the movie along with yall. Very cooler experience!
Winthrop; " IT WAS NOT HEROIN, IT WAS PCP, ANGEL DUST! ". As if this makes it all better.
I have been lusting after Jamie Lee Curtis ever since we were both teens and I saw her play an Army nurse in the TV remake of Operation Petticoat back in 1977.
You guys should really react to Life. It's one of Eddie Murphy's most underrated movies, no one has reacted to it.
OMG you're right!!!!
Great movie.
There's a reaction or two out there.
@@tempsitch5632 it's only 1 and that happened more recently.
A few points of interest that may have already been mentioned:
1. One of the inmates in the jail scene is a young Giancarlo Esposito (AKA Gus Fring) from "Breaking Bad/Better Call saul"
2. The inmate who kept threatening Eddie in Jail was Ron Taylor, AKA Bleeding Gums Murphy from the early seasons of The Simpsons
3. The Duke's stockbroker near the end was Richard Hunt; aka Scooter from The Muppets
4. It's OK if you didn't get the Stock Exchange scene; all that mattered was the good guys won (and also Insider Trading rules got changed because of this movie)
5. There used to be a steakhouse in Philadelphia called "Winthorpe & Valentine's"; sadly, now closed due to COVID
Felt nostalgic when they walked in front of the World Trade Center tower.
The way I normally describe Trading Places is that its the book of Job, but a duet and funny instead of depressing.
when Dan Ackroyd is being booked at the police station the officer "booking him in" is FRANK OZ who is "best known" as the voice and puppeteer of YODA in starwars and for his work with Jim Henson!
edited: the guy who buys Dan Ackroyd's watch at the pawnshop is music legend Bo Diddley
also if you look closely when Eddie Murphy gets out of jail you can spot the director John Landis next to three men in trench coats holding a briefcase with his back to Eddie Murphy
also, also the guy who says "the black one must be the female" is Al Franken (thanks imdb)
"Karateman bleed on the inside"!
“What is ya? Ignant!?”
@@marivera77 It ain't cool being no jive turkey, so close to thanksgiving.
My most vivid image of the World Trade Center, even after going to the top of WTC 2 in '94.
A quote I used after, a lot: 'That your purse? That's a nice purse.'
My favorite 80s movie.
“Bacon,Which you might find in a bacon lettuce and tomato sandwich”
*Eddie looks at audience* 😐
Before even watching this I'm thinking she's gonna LOOOVE Jaime Lee Curtis in this. 😆
(2:19)- I'm totally one of the guilty ones recommending it, because the Dukes were the homeless guys in Coming to America (chronologically this happened first.)
Fun fact: over the past 20 years, Trading Places has become a classic of the Christmas Eve for an italian TV Channel (Italia1) .
Each year since 1997 they air it in the prime time of December 24th, and the thing has become a sort of "meme" or mythical thing over here, with dedicated fan pages too :-D
There's even a FB page that right after Christmas, starts a countdown to the next Christmas Eve and the its next broadcast/airing ahahah
This was Eddie Murphy's second film after leaving his regular gig on SNL.
As a result, Eddie brought along several SNL cast members: Dan Akroyd, Jim Belushi, Al Franken and Tom Davis (Franken & Davis).
This was Jamie Lee Curtis's first nonhorror role, and the studio at first didn't want her.
Before the video starts: Me (with Matt's Jamie Lee Curtis smirk): "Oh, Emily is gonna love this movie for the copious amounts of t*tt**s".
After the video ends: Me: "I was not disappointed." :)
Oh, man, I totally forgot about the 4th wall break at 16:40 that really caught me off-guard. :D
The 70's and especially the 80's were true R rated movies show more T&A plus extras in their movies like "Hotdog The Movie", "Porky's", And "Revenge of the Nerds" to name a few. I laugh at what they call R rated movies now.
@@brycehiigel235 Well, I agree. I just probably used the word 'copious' the wrong way but let's just say I did that intentionally, OK? Hehe.
And again, such a wonderful reaction.
It's also hard to imagine that this movie is 37-38 years old.....
*sigh* I'm too old for this shit...
Indeed, I always thought it was from the mid to late 80's so when I saw John Belushi (knowing he died in '82) it was a shell shock.
@@krashd it was his brother james.
At my last job, we used to call this hr director we hated Constance Fry. She never understood the joke. Thanks for doing this movie. So fun. There were a few cameos I don't think she saw. For instance, the "one on the left" is Al Franken.
Sometimes I don't initially realize how clever some movie titles really are. I've always thought of the title as simply them "trading places" with each other. But the movie is also about the stock market and stock markets are also "trading places".
I came here to say just that!
16:35 this is such a great moment. I love this channel.
Glad y'all are doing well. We got the same storm down here in San Antonio TX, and yes, we have the AC on now too, 😂.
Not sure if anyone else mentioned it in the comments, but the two baggage handlers were Al Franken and Tom Davis. They were some of the original writers for Saturday Night Live and helped create a lot of early classic skits. And of course Al Franken went on to become a now disgraced former U.S. Senator.
You are 100% correct sir. That is without doubt the best fourth wall break in cinema history. Doubt it will ever be beaten, Murphy was arguably the best comic actor of the decade.
I just want to drop a message to say how much I love your reactions. There is so many reaction channels now and most are not very good whether it be the reactors personality or editing etc but you guys rock ! I have such a laugh watching these and helps that the movies you pick are all classics that I love. SUBCRIBED !
Love seeing your reactions to this great classic movie
One of my favorites, so glad this reaction's finally up! The final scene of the movie is one of my favorite things about it, that line "Looking good, Billy Ray." "Feeling good, Lewis," is great because we as an audience know that the characters don't become better people in the end, but instead they become worse people, and it's hilarious.
Side notes: One of the train workers was former Sentator Al Franken, and the "wall street" shot was actually the WTC, where none of it was.
My 2 New Favorite Reactor❤️🧡💛💚💙
17:29 This is the moment I was waiting for. The reaction was better than I could have imagined!
the scene where the Dukes bail out Eddie.....it was very cold that day, and the actors who played the Dukes had the day off of filming. But they still came in and did the scene with Eddie because they liked him so much. Eddie also said that his trailer was in between Ralph and Don's trailers, and that they would tell him stories about old Hollywood. They looked out for Eddie on set, and Eddie still gives them so much credit for the film being a success.
There are several RUclips clips that do a good job explaining how the ending worked.
Gotta watch Spy's Like Us, another great classic lol.
Also the reaction to seeing Jamie Lee Curtis was so priceless lol.
Just thought of another good one that I am not sure allot of people know about. Check out Nuns on the Run.
"They're a very musical people, aren't they?"
I haven't seen half the movies you guys watched but i somehow feel I have watching your reactions lol It's like having company in a weird way so thank you! It's well needed during self isolation!
I hope I'm not the only one who sees The World Trade Center in pre-2001 movies. When they were walking toward the Exchange, that unique architecture identifies either WTC 1 or WTC 2. I'm not sure which one made an appearance.
One could say that Billy Ray and Loius dropped a couple of big Dukes.
And Emily, dunno if you've used this one for Matt, but how about "Movie Master of Ceremonies"?
Louis*
Bowfinger !
Eddie Murphy
Steve Martin
Funny !
One of the 2 baggage guys is Al Franken. You know, SNL / Senator.
"I just wanna go back to the apes...I understand the apes." Me too darlin'. All that screamin' and hollerin'... just uuggh.