Other People's Money

Synopsis

In the 1991 film 'Other People's Money', Danny DeVito portrays Lawrence Garfield, a cunning and ruthless corporate raider. The story unfolds as Garfield sets his sights on a struggling family business run by Andrew Jorgenson. What follows is a battle of wills between Garfield, the embodiment of capitalism, and Jorgenson, who represents old-fashioned values and loyalty. As the conflict escalates, both characters must confront their ideals and the true cost of their choices. With sharp wit and biting satire, 'Other People's Money' explores themes of greed, morality, and the clash between traditional values and modern business practices.

Cast

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  Danny DeVito

  Lawrence Garfield

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  Gregory Peck

  Andrew Jorgenson

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  Penelope Ann Miller

  Kate Sullivan

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  Piper Laurie

  Bea Sullivan

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  Dean Jones

  Bill Coles

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  R. D. Call

  Arthur

Reviews

Critics have had mixed reactions to 'Other People's Money'. While some appreciate Danny DeVito's portrayal of the morally ambiguous Lawrence Garfield, others find the character too one-dimensional. The film's commentary on corporate greed and ethical dilemmas has been praised for its relevance, especially in the world of finance. Rotten Tomatoes gave 'Other People's Money' a rating of 31%, with the critic consensus stating that the film's heavy-handed messaging may overshadow its intended impact. On IMDb, the movie received a rating of 6.2/10, with some viewers commending the performances while others felt the plot lacked depth. Despite the mixed reviews, 'Other People's Money' remains a thought-provoking exploration of power, money, and the human cost of unchecked ambition.