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The Secret of My Succe$s (24-Apr-1987)

Director: Herbert Ross

Writers: AJ Carothers; Jim Cash; Jack Epps, Jr.

Keywords: Comedy

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Rick Aviles
Comic
14-Oct-1952 17-Mar-1995 Ghost
Bill Fagerbakke
Actor
4-Oct-1957   Dauber Dybinski on Coach
Michael J. Fox
Actor
9-Jun-1961   Back to the Future
Fred Gwynne
Actor
10-Jul-1926 2-Jul-1993 Herman on The Munsters
Richard Jordan
Actor
19-Jul-1938 30-Aug-1993 Logan's Run
Mark Margolis
Actor
26-Nov-1939   The Fountain
John Pankow
Actor
28-Apr-1954   Ira on Mad About You
Mercedes Ruehl
Actor
28-Feb-1948   Married to the Mob
Helen Slater
Actor
15-Dec-1963   Supergirl
Margaret Whitton
Actor
30-Nov-1950   The Secret of My Succe$s

REVIEWS

Review by Camillo Messina (posted on 17-Jul-2007)

The greatest corporate/executive/work movie I have ever seen. I wish my everyday job was like this movie. I fantasize about it all the time thinking maybe I can come up with some kind of scheme at my current job. I bought the DVD and found out from the menu on the characters that Richard Jordan had died in 1993 from a brain tumor. Very sad. I watch the movie all the time and substitute my bosses and upper management employees with the characters in the movie. I wish Howard Prescott was my boss and I worked at Pemrose Company. RIP Richard Jordan, you're the best. ****


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