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Fun With Dick And Jane

2005, Movie, PG-13, 90 mins

Fun With Dick And Jane: Review

Kudos where they're due: This comedy of downward mobility isn't afraid to name names by ending with a pointed list of thanks to corporate plunderers and their henchman, from Enron chairman Ken Lay to Tyco's Dennis Kozlowski. If only the movie itself were so sharply funny. The year is 2000, and corporate shill Dick Harper (Jim Carrey) is moving steadily up the ladder at Globodyne Corporation, a booming business that has something to do with that crazy online gold mine everyone... read more leave a comment

Fun With Dick And Jane: Cast & Details

Year: 2005
Rated PG-13

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Cast
Jim Carrey: Dick Harper
Tea Leoni: Jane Harper
Alec Baldwin: Jack McCallister
Richard Jenkins: Frank Boscombe
Angie Harmon: Veronica Cleeman
John Michael Higgins: Garth

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Fun With Dick And Jane: TV Guide News

KING KONG, THE WITCH IS AHEAD | Today's News: Our Take | 1/3/2006
What a trio of T. rexes couldn't do, a lion, a witch and a magic closet did over the long holiday weekend: If only barely, they toppled the great ape. The Chronicles of Narnia: The Rest of the Title Goes On as Long as the Name of a Fiona Apple CD took in $32.8 million, over $1 million more than King Kong, which came in second with $31.6 million. Rounding out the Top 5 were: Fun with Dick and Jane in third with $21 million, Cheaper by the Dozen 2 in fourth with $19.3 million, and the J.An romantic comedy Rumor Has It in fifth with $11.6 million. read more
KONG NIPS NARNIA | Today's News: Our Take | 12/27/2005
Christmas-night business nudged King Kong to a $31.4 million payday — a slim $300,000 margin of victory over No. 2 finisher The Chronicles of Narnia — in the holiday-weekend box-office contest. Rounding out the top five were Fun with Dick and Jane (which I came thisclose to seeing, before remembering that Jim Carrey films often disappoint), Cheaper by the Dozen 2 (which, I figured, probably carried the prerequisite of seeing the original, lest one be hopelessly lost) and The Family Stone (which no matter how many times I see the title, makes me think of Sharon). read more