My first concern was perhaps Kelsey Grammer was back to snorting mountains of cocain and spent all his "Frasier" money on drugs and needed some quick cash. Then I thought, maybe he was dining somewhere, and started chocking on undercooked chicken and one of the Lawrence brothers saved him with the heimlich maneuver, and he felt obligated to be in this movie.
Regardless, the real story is how...or why this movie was made? Did someone lose a bet? Extortion?
The more I think about the circumstances around the idea and production of this movie, the more obsessed I become with wanting to know more in why it was made.
Maybe it was an investment to avoid paying taxes? That seems like a reasonable explanation. Maybe someone is in a "Brewster's Millions" situation and needed to blow money quickly.
We may never know.
By the way don't watch this movie. Go for a walk, read a book, hyperventilate into a bag and pass out in a truck stop bathroom. All these are better uses of time.
Regardless, the real story is how...or why this movie was made? Did someone lose a bet? Extortion?
The more I think about the circumstances around the idea and production of this movie, the more obsessed I become with wanting to know more in why it was made.
Maybe it was an investment to avoid paying taxes? That seems like a reasonable explanation. Maybe someone is in a "Brewster's Millions" situation and needed to blow money quickly.
We may never know.
By the way don't watch this movie. Go for a walk, read a book, hyperventilate into a bag and pass out in a truck stop bathroom. All these are better uses of time.