Mo' Money

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Mo' Money
Directed by Peter MacDonald
Produced by Eric L. Gold
Carl Craig
Written by Damon Wayans
Starring Damon Wayans
Marlon Wayans
Stacey Dash
Distributed by Columbia Pictures
Release date(s) July 24, 1992
Running time 97 minutes
Language English
Budget $15,000,000 (estimate)
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Mo' Money is a 1992 comedy film, starring Damon Wayans, Marlon Wayans and Stacey Dash, and directed by Peter MacDonald. The screenplay was also written by Damon Wayans.

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

Johnny Stewart is a life-long con-man who meets a girl, Amber Evans, and tries to impress her by cleaning up his act and doing things the honest way. He becomes a mailroom clerk at the credit card firm where she works and soon finds that he needs money to impress Amber, so he steals a credit card and charges ridiculous amounts of merchandise on the card in hopes of winning Amber's heart. The supervisor (who is responsible for a virtual stolen credit card empire) records Johnny stealing a returned credit card, and decides to con him into joining his credit card ring.

  • Damon Wayans — Johnny Stewart
  • Stacey Dash — Amber Evans
  • Joe Santos — Lt. Raymond Walsh
  • John Diehl — Keith Heading
  • Bernie Mac — Club Doorman
  • Harry J. Lennix — Tom Dilton
  • Marlon Wayans — Seymour Stewart
  • Mark Beltzman — Chris Fields
  • Quincy Wong — Eddie
  • Kevin Casey — Lloyd
  • Larry Brandenburg — Businessman
  • Garfield — Rock
  • Alma Yvonne — Charlotte
  • Richard E. Butler — Ted Forrest
  • Matt Doherty — Kid
  • Evan Lionel Smith — Det. Mills

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