Victor's Big Score (1992)

Victor is a failure; a poor barber who has come to despise poverty with a vengeance. There had to be a way to make a big score, and live to enjoy it. Fate intervenes when Victor's new ... See full summary »

Director:

Brian Anthony

Writer:

Brian Anthony

Stars:

Seth Barrish, Elaine Wood, Joe Biscone

1 win.

Cast

Cast overview:
Seth Barrish	...	Victor
Elaine Wood	...	Thelma
Joe Biscone	...	Don
Eve Annenberg	...	Betty
Marci Rose	...	Lucy
Cindy Baer	...	Cynthia
Rick Gifford	...	Police Officer
Robin Brodsky	...	Churchgoer

Storyline

Victor is a failure; a poor barber who has come to despise poverty with a vengeance. There had to be a way to make a big score, and live to enjoy it. Fate intervenes when Victor's new landlady, Thelma, turns out to be a rich old widow. Victor wastes no time in charming the old girl and they fall madly in love. The only thing crimping Victor's style is Betty, a sweet young nurse. Though Victor is torn between the beautiful young nurse and the beautiful old money, he can only have one. Of course there's Don, an alcoholic extortionist and Victor's best friend, who thinks it's a great idea for Victor to marry the old girl. He generously offers to help - for a piece of the action. Disaster strikes when Thelma's niece Lucy shows up. She's determined to break up the courtship - along with Victor's head. They'd all better get moving, because the old lady's feeling under the weather - and there's a hurricane coming!

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Plot Keywords:

barber | manipulation | heiress | will | marriage for money | 

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Taglines:

A Story of Love and Hurricanes!

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Filming Locations:

Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Mushikuki Productions

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.66 : 1

User Reviews

Very funny dark comedy with well-done sight gags

I remember seeing "Victor's Big Score" a few years back. It was very funny, with a distinct flair for visual comedy, but the humor was very dark. If you like your comedy black, which I do, this film is a riot. Though the entire cast was fun, the old lady, Thelma, really stole the show. The story was colorful, eccentric, but more than a little strange. For those who take their comedy left-of-center, I highly recommend this film.