A con man, seeking to gain the affections of a woman he saw entering an office building, acquires a job in the same building working for an executive who has plans to use his skills for more than just the workplace.
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Cast
Peter MacDonald
Director
Damon Wayans
Johnny Stewart
Stacey Dash
Amber Evans
Marlon Wayans
Seymour Stewart
Joe Santos
Lt. Raymond Walsh
John Diehl
Keith Heading
Harry Lennix
Tom Dilton
Mark Beltzman
Chris Fields
Quincy Wong
Eddie
Kevin Casey
Lloyd
Larry Brandenburg
Businessman
Art Garfield
Rock
Almayvonne
Charlotte
Richard E. Butler
Ted Forrest
Matt Doherty
Kid
Evan Lionel Smith
Detective Mills
James Deuter
Mr. Shift
Rondi Reed
District Attorney
Gordon McClure
Rev. Pimp Daddy
Damon Wayans
Writer
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source: Mo' Money
Brothers Johnny Stewart (Damon Wayans) and Seymour Stewart (Marlon Wayans) are petty criminal scammers in Chicago which usually requires Johnny to do a weird voice. Johnny falls for Amber Evans (Stacey Dash) and gets a mailroom job at her office for a credit card firm. He starts using stolen credit card numbers. He is forced to join a fraud conspiracy led by the manager Keith Heading. Police Lt. Walsh is investigating a murder perpetrated by the murderous conspirators. While Damon is cringey, it is Stacey Dash who is more annoying. She oozes high maintenance girl and is off-putting. She's not worth the effort. They're not fun as a couple. The Wayans are marginally funny. At least, they're family and it feels like it. Some of the other comedy really doesn't work. The plot itself is fine but I simply don't like the central romance.