
Other People's Money
When a corporate raider threatens a hostile takeover of a 'mom and pop' company, the patriarch of the company enlists the help of his wife's attractive daughter—who is a lawyer—to stop the takeover. However, the raider soon becomes infatuated with her, and enjoys the legal manoeuvring as he tries to win her heart.
Other People's Money
October 18, 1991
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Cast (49)

Danny DeVito
Lawrence Garfield

Gregory Peck
Andrew Jorgenson

Penelope Ann Miller
Kate Sullivan

Piper Laurie
Bea Sullivan

Dean Jones
Bill Coles

R. D. Call
Arthur

Mo Gaffney
Harriet

Bette Henritze
Emma

Tom Aldredge
Ozzie

Leila Kenzle
Marcia

William De Acutis
Pfeiffer

David Wells
Granger

Stephanie White
Angeli

Jeff Hayenga
Klein

Ric Kidney
Richardson

Wallace G. Lane Jr.
Woody

Steve White
Richard

Brian Evers
Elton

Max Robinson
Ed

Al Cerullo
Helicopter Pilot

Michael Laskin
Concierge

Barney Brown
Kate's Neighbor

Sandy Moore
Samules

Paul Coyne
Security Guard

Dale Kasman
Receptionist

Kathleen Piché
Receptionist

Peter Brocco
Garfield's Office Valet

Nancy Omi
Japanese Waitress

Mark Pinter
Bart

Mary Hedahl
TV Reporter

Leslie Devlin
FNN Reporter

William 'Skip' Church
Reporter #1

Cam McCormack
Camerawoman

Glenn K. Pearson
Reporter #2

Patrick James Grosswendt
Factory Worker

Raul Kobrinsky
Proxy Monitor

Woodrow W. Asai
Japanese Businessman #1

Ken Kensei
Japanese Businessman #2

Shirô Oishi
Japanese Businessman #3

Philip Perlman
Garfield Supporter

Denise Lynne Roberts
Garfield Employee

Janet M. Smith
Lawyer

Kevin Christy Hayes
Lawyer

Richard Arlen Chapman
Lawyer

Dennis J. Malone
Lawyer

Kevin Lord
Account Executive

Marianne Lewis
Executive Secretary

Tessa Gaynor
Secretary
Crew (9)
Directing

Norman Jewison
Director
Writing

Alvin Sargent
Screenplay

Jerry Sterner
Theatre Play
Production

Norman Jewison
Producer

Ric Kidney
Producer
Sound

David Newman
Original Music Composer
Art

Ray Fisher
Set Dresser

James Lennox
Location Scout
Camera

Haskell Wexler
Director of Photography