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Melvin And Howard (1980)
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Starring: Paul Le Mat, Jason Robards, Mary Steenburgen
Director: Jonathan Demme
Category: Comedy
Studio: Universal Studios
Subtitles:
English,French
Length:
95 mins

 
 

 

Oscar-winner Jason Robards and Paul Le Mat star in this hilariously touching, and possibly true, story about a poor down-and-out loser who may have once met up with the world's richest man.

What begins as an ordinary night for Melvin ends as the most fortunate moment in his unlucky life when he picks up an eccentric hitchhiker. Melvin scoffs when the man says he's reclusive billionaire Howard Hughes. But his scorn turns to joy when he receives a letter naming him heir to Hughes' fortune! The hard part is convincing his long-suffering wife, Lynda (Mary Steenburgen), his friends and the estate lawyers in this touching, slice-of-life satire.

 
 
   
   

 
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