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Working Tra$h (TV 1990)Two janitors (George Carlin, Ben Stiller) working as janitors at a brokerage firm become rich by making investments based on insider information they gather from the brokers' garbage. Director:Alan Metter |
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Freddy Novak
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Vandevere Lodge
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Susan Fahnestock
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Palomar
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R. Judson Kimbrough
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George Agrande
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Ruth
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George Wallace | ... |
Big Dan
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Mary
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Lisa Montgomery | ... |
Vi
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Real Cop
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Gregg Almquist | ... |
Herb
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Moneyline Reporter
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| Newell Alexander | ... |
News Reporter
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Two janitors (George Carlin, Ben Stiller) working as janitors at a brokerage firm become rich by making investments based on insider information they gather from the brokers' garbage.
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26 November 1990 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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"Working Trash" is watchable for the interesting pairing of George Carlin and Ben Stiller. Unfortunately the script, which has a promising premise, is underdeveloped, especially in regards to believability. The theme is somewhat similar to "Trading Places", however the result is inferior. Then again, this is a TV movie, so expectations should be less, and on that note, I suppose it delivers enough chuckles. Supporting roles by Buddy Ebson, and Michael J. Pollard are another plus. It is almost worth seeing just for some of George Carlin's outlandish costumes. Don't expect miracles and you might enjoy it. - MERK