Another You

1991
R
1h 34m

IMDb RATING

5.3/10

4.4K

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Comedy Crime

A mental out-patient is mistaken for a missing wealthy man and a con man takes advantage of the situation.A mental out-patient is mistaken for a missing wealthy man and a con man takes advantage of the situation.A mental out-patient is mistaken for a missing wealthy man and a con man takes advantage of the situation.

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IMDb RATING

5.3/10

4.4K

YOUR RATING

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Trivia
Final leading role in a theatrical motion picture for Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder.

Goofs
A few minutes in, after getting out of his car, Eddie is carrying a case, but drops it on the floor just before the cops run towards and past him. In the next scene he no longer has the case.

Quotes
Elaine: [Elaine undresses] Give it a whirl, Abe.
George: Well, I like, I want to, I want to...
Elaine: You want to say something to me?
George: Yes, I do and I want to be completely honest and get this off your chest. I mean, get this off your breast. I mean, my breast. Get this, off my chest.
Elaine: Give it a try.

Crazy credits
As the TriStar Pictures logo plays out, Eddie Dash swears at the sight of the horse getting wings, causing it to crash offscreen.

Alternate versions
In a Bounce TV airing, Eddie says the word "wait" instead of the word "fuckin' wings" in the normal TriStar Pictures logo and when the logo ends, he say the word "damn" instead of saying of the word "fuckin". Certain TV airing meanwhile have the cursed words removed and Eddie says "wings" and "white horse" instead.

Connections
Featured in Siskel & Ebert: Doc Hollywood/Return to the Blue Lagoon/Hot Shots!/Paris Is Burning/Another You (1991)

Soundtracks
Be Kind to Your Web-Footed Friends
Written by Tom Glazer
Based on "Stars and Stripes Forever", written by John Philip Sousa

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Still a Classic

The Wilder/Pryor comedy team made some really amazing, pretty much perfect comedies in their time... and even though this movie does not hold a candle to their best (See No Evil Hear No Evil, Silver Streak, Stir Crazy) it is still a really funny movie. Any scene with either of them is already funny, but putting them both together always results in some magic. It's not the best script they've ever had to work with but they still have a lot of funny scenes and like most of their movies it still has a surprising amount of heart underneath all the slapstick type comedy. I highly recommend all their movies and RIP to both of them!