| Milk Money | |||||
| Paramount Pictures (8/31/1994) | |||||
| Drama, Family | |||||
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| Philip Bosco | Jerry the Pope | |
| Michael Patrick Carter | Frank Wheeler | |
| Melanie Griffith | V | |
| Ed Harris | Tom Wheeler | |
| Anne Heche | Betty | |
| Malcolm McDowell | Waltzer | |
| Kevin Scannell | Mr. Clean | |
| Casey Siemaszko | Cash the Pimp | |
| Jessica Wesson | ||
| Brian Christopher | Kevin Clean | |
| Adam LaVorgna | Brad |
| Director | Richard Benjamin
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| Producer | Kathleen Kennedy
Frank Marshall Michael Finnell |
| Writer | John Mattson
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You can't get enough of a good thing... But first you have to find it. Melanie Griffith and Ed Harris make a perfect match in this delightful romantic comedy that's rich with laughs and love. Twelve-year-old Frank Wheeler and his two buddies are determined to solve life's biggest mystery - women! So they pool their piggy-bank money and head for the big city. Their plan - to peek at a naked lady. The kids hit the jackpot when they meet V (Melanie Griffith), a gorgeous, warmhearted "working girl". But when Frank looks at V, he sees more than just a beautiful body. He sees the perfect wife for his shy single dad (Ed Harris)! Bringing them together won't be easy, especially with a ruthless mobster (Mobster McDowell) chasing V. But as Frank soon discovers, love has a magic all its own. |
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