Two great 1983 movies are shown tonight, on different networks. This one, featuring a breakout performance by Eddie Murphy, is a boisterous holiday comedy, set in Philadelphia, in which a couple of bored tycoons change the lives of two people (played by Murphy and Dan Aykroyd) on a bet. Funny, funny film – and Jamie Lee Curtis, as a hooker on both sides oif the scam, is a riot, too.

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