Because of Mr Darrow
An after-dinner game of Monopoly between two couples turns into a succession of quarrels and tantrums that threatens their friendships.
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An after-dinner game of Monopoly between two couples turns into a succession of quarrels and tantrums that threatens their friendships.
Elvis fanatic Tom and his fiancée Alice arrive in Spain for their wedding. Tom joins fellow fan Keith in trying to kidnap a man believed to be the real Elvis and sell the story, but the captive appears to die, setting off frantic attempts to hide the body and confusion among several apparent Elvises.
Elvis fan Tom Weals and fiancée Alice cannot fly to a convention because of fog. Back at Tom's flat, they discover they have taken the wrong suitcases and now possess half a million dollars. Tom's brother, Alice's aunt, a thug and a police inspector add to the confusion before the real officer sorts matters out.
On an open-top sightseeing bus, London tour guide Sandie points out the sights while revealing details of her personal life. Although written for theatre, the original production played on a moving double-decker bus.
Accountant David Woods plans to write a kiss-and-tell biography about his famous actress wife Sarah, then realizes it would sell better if she were murdered first. The comedy parodies theatrical thrillers where appearances and events are unreliable.
An after-dinner game of Monopoly between two couples turns into a succession of quarrels and tantrums that threatens their friendships.
Elvis fanatic Tom and his fiancée Alice arrive in Spain for their wedding. Tom joins fellow fan Keith in trying to kidnap a man believed to be the real Elvis and sell the story, but the captive appears to die, setting off frantic attempts to hide the body and confusion among several apparent Elvises.
Elvis fan Tom Weals and fiancée Alice cannot fly to a convention because of fog. Back at Tom's flat, they discover they have taken the wrong suitcases and now possess half a million dollars. Tom's brother, Alice's aunt, a thug and a police inspector add to the confusion before the real officer sorts matters out.
On an open-top sightseeing bus, London tour guide Sandie points out the sights while revealing details of her personal life. Although written for theatre, the original production played on a moving double-decker bus.
Accountant David Woods plans to write a kiss-and-tell biography about his famous actress wife Sarah, then realizes it would sell better if she were murdered first. The comedy parodies theatrical thrillers where appearances and events are unreliable.