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Million to Juan (1994)

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Release Date: May 15, 1994 Wide

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This comedy, set in the barrios East L.A. is loosely based upon Mark Twain's parable The Million Pound Bank Note. The new version tells the tale of Juan Lopez a nice, but uneducated hombre trying to earn enough money to support his little boy. Though Juan was born in the States, he lacks proper documentation and is sent back to Mexico. Now he sells oranges at an intersection. His life looks hopeless when a limousine pulls up and he is handed an envelope containing a check for one million

PG, 1 hr. 37 min.

Comedy

Directed By: Paul Rodriguez

In Theaters: May 15, 1994 Wide

On DVD: Sep 21, 2004

Prism Entertainment

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Cast

Paul Rodriguez
Juan Lopez
Polly Draper
Olivia Smith
Pepe Serna
Jorge/Mr.Ortiz
Bert Rosario
Alvaro
Jonathan Hernandez
Alejandro Lopez
Gerardo
Flaco
Victor Rivers
Hector Delgado
Edward James Olmos
The Angel
Tony Plana
Jorge
Ruben Blades
Bartender
Cheech Marin
Shell Shock
David Rasche
Jeff
Liz Torres
Mrs. Delgado
Leslie Danon
Patricia
Evelina Fernandez
Mrs. Gonzales
Jon Greene
Police Officer
Lillian Hurst
Nosey Neighbor
Jean Kasem
Party Guest
Larry Linville
Richard Dickerson
Julio Oscar Mechoso
Corn Seller
Dianna Miranda
Waitress at Party
Anita Ortega
Neighbor
Bonnie Paul
Secretary
Maria Rangel
Anita
Patrick Wright
Henchman
Steven Jae Johnson
Klaus
Paul Williams
Jenkins
Gerardo Mej�a

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I remember this film and I can't help but love it.

November 9, 2007

Leo L

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What a sweet little film. It's very sincere and means well. It has a good moral to the story, a happy ending and a surprisingly good cast. Paul Rodriguez scores as both an actor and director. Nicely written. Polly Draper is also very good. Simple, to the point and very moving.

December 1, 2009