The Whoopee Boys

Synopsis

In the comedy film The Whoopee Boys, two buddies, Jake and Barney, decide to escape their mundane lives and attend a prestigious academy for chauffeurs. Unbeknownst to them, the academy is more focused on manners and etiquette than actual driving skills. The mischievous duo quickly shake things up with their wild antics and clash with the strict instructors. As they navigate through various challenges and unexpected situations, Jake and Barney find themselves in hilarious and chaotic scenarios, testing the boundaries of friendship and personal growth in the most unconventional ways. With a mix of slapstick humor and heartwarming moments, The Whoopee Boys delivers a fun and memorable ride for the audience.

Cast

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  Michael O'Keefe

  Jake Bateman

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  Paul Rodríguez

  Barney Benar

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  Denholm Elliott

  Col. Phelps

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  Carole Shelley

  Henrietta Phelps

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  Andy Bumatai

  Roy Raja

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  Eddie Deezen

  Eddie Lipschultz

Reviews

The Whoopee Boys received mixed reviews from critics upon its release in 1986. While some praised the chemistry between the lead actors and the playful humor of the film, others found the storyline to be lacking depth and originality. Rotten Tomatoes gave the movie a rating of 43%, with critics highlighting the film's over-the-top gags and comedic timing. On IMDb, the movie holds a rating of 5.7/10, reflecting the divisive opinions of viewers. Metacritic's score for The Whoopee Boys was 44, indicating a lukewarm reception from critics. Despite the average ratings, many audience members appreciated the light-hearted escapism and entertainment value of the film, making it a cult favorite among comedy enthusiasts.