Religion, Inc. (1989)Seeing God on TV inspires a New York adman to form a new religion based on greed, with a janitor in charge... See full synopsis » Director:Daniel Adams |
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Morris Codman
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Gerald Orange | ... |
Ian Clarity
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Wendy Adams | ... |
Peggy
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Brendan Collins
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Earl Hagan Jr. | ... |
Rev. Billy Bob McElroy
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Joe French
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Jaffe Cohen | ... |
Herman Whipple
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Sam
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Marcia Amron | ... |
Mrs. Codman
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Lucas
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Beggar
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Tama Janowitz | ... |
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Himself
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Seeing God on TV inspires a New York adman to form a new religion based on greed, with a janitor in charge... See full synopsis »
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A comedy about lovers, destiny and a whole lot of money.Genres:
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September 1989 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
A Fool and His Money See more »Company Credits
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Words and Music by 'Kip Martin (II)' and The Merles
Performed by 'Kip Martin (II)' and The Merles
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When Morris is talking to an employee in a meeting about starting up a cocktail hour there is only one pack of cigarettes in front of him when he is seen from the front. But in shots of him from behind, there are two packs. See more »Soundtracks
"Old Noah"Words and Music by 'Kip Martin (II)' and The Merles
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This movie is recommended for those who have insomnia's - otherwise don't waste your time. The plot outline on the cover is much better than the actual movie which is terrible. Listening to an oratory by a parakeet would be more exciting than this terrible movie!
The transfer quality of the DVD is also bad. There is a lot of distortion on the sound which makes it hard to understand what is being said. The color timing shifts with the advancing frames. Together with a poor plot, the acting is bad, which is surprising considering some of the actors used in the movie. Although it is sold as a "budget movie," even the low price to pay is not worth buying this movie...if some of you insist on seeing "A Fool and His Money," look for it in the television listings. And, have a "pocket" video game or something to help with the boredom!