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TrailerSmall-time crook Johnny Stewart decides to go straight to win a beautiful girl, and to prove it, he joins the mailroom of the credit-card firm for which she works. In order to impress her, he steals a couple of cards, everything is going great. But soon, the chief of security drags him into the big leagues of criminals...Actors: Damon Wayans, Stacey Dash, Joe Santos, John Diehl, Harry Lennix, Marlon Wayans, Mark Beltzman, Quincy Wong, Kevin Casey, Larry Brandenburg, Garfield, ...»Director: Peter MacDonaldCountry: United StatesDuration: 89 minQuality: HDRelease: 1992IMDb: 5.5Rating(2) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Mo Money"
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Characters of "Mo Money"
Johnny StewartPlayed by: Damon Wayans
Amber EvansPlayed by: Stacey Dash
Lt. Raymond WalshPlayed by: Joe Santos
Keith HeadingPlayed by: John Diehl
Tom DiltonPlayed by: Harry Lennix
Seymour StewartPlayed by: Marlon Wayans
Chris FieldsPlayed by: Mark Beltzman
EddiePlayed by: Quincy Wong
LloydPlayed by: Kevin Casey
BusinessmanPlayed by: Larry Brandenburg
RockPlayed by: Garfield
CharlottePlayed by: Almayvonne
Ted ForrestPlayed by: Richard E. Butler
KidPlayed by: Matt Doherty
Detective MillsPlayed by: Evan Lionel Smith
Mr. ShiftPlayed by: James Deuter
District AttorneyPlayed by: Rondi Reed
Rev. Pimp DaddyPlayed by: Gordon McClure
Judge Harold LakePlayed by: Richard Hamilton
BailiffPlayed by: Ken Earl
Jewelry Store ClerkPlayed by: John Allen
Pretty CustomerPlayed by: Salli Richardson-Whitfield
Officer DeebsPlayed by: Pete Gardner
Officer RoycePlayed by: Lorenzo Clemons
JoelPlayed by: Bill Harris
WaiterPlayed by: Greg Bermont
BumPlayed by: Will Zahrn
Taxi DriverPlayed by: James 'Ike' Eichling
Rock's MotherPlayed by: Renee A. LaCour
Detective LawrencePlayed by: Robert Swan
Sergeant TanPlayed by: Victor Cole
Large ManPlayed by: Eddie Bo Smith Jr.
Guy on ToiletPlayed by: A.C. Tony Smith
HabibPlayed by: Mike Bacarella
PatrolmanPlayed by: JoBe Cerny
ProstitutePlayed by: Alison Gordy
JillPlayed by: Jackie Hoffman
ReceptionistPlayed by: Mollie Grabemann
Club DoormanPlayed by: Bernie Mac
Transit CopPlayed by: Mik Scriba
Correction OfficerPlayed by: William King
Lady on PhonePlayed by: Irma P. Hall
Tracy StewartPlayed by: James Spinks
Congo PlayerPlayed by: Kahil El Zabar
Chinese CookPlayed by: Ben Lin
Token Booth ClerkPlayed by: Pat 'Soul' Scaggs
DentistPlayed by: Lauro López
Man on StreetPlayed by: Jimmy Woodard
RepairmanPlayed by: Edward Cushing -
Directors of "Mo Money"
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Creators of "Mo Money"
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Critic Reviews of "Mo Money"
VarietyMarch 26, 2009Damon Wayans and his younger brother Marlon make a terrific comedy team in Mo' Money.
Time OutFebruary 09, 2006Damon and Marlon are at their best in the opening comic sequences, which allow their chemistry to operate, but their pacing is disrupted by the ensuing formulaic thrills.
New York TimesMay 20, 2003Some of the humor in Mo' Money has a mean-spirited edge. And only in isolated moments is it as funny as its own title.
Washington PostJanuary 01, 2000The movie is described as an "action-comedy-romance," but it fails to work as any of the three.
BrianOrndorf.comJuly 26, 2012It's a shame. A low down dirty shame. Or maybe I'm thinking of another Wayans family member.
TV GuideAugust 11, 2009Entertaining enough and funny enough, and cannily includes all the elements that entice popularity. But, perhaps after reaping the rewards for this film, Wayans will put his obvious talents toward a project that isn't about making more money.
Film4January 18, 2005Only managing to come up with routine action, director Macdonald delivers few thrills, and the comedy doesn't last far beyond the first reel.
New TimesJuly 16, 2003One or two laughs, but hardly worth a rental.
MovieholeSeptember 18, 2002One of Damon Wayan's better offerings. An entertaining combination of action and laughs.
eFilmCritic.comJuly 26, 2002'Mo laughs would have been sufficient.
Austin ChronicleJanuary 01, 2000It's not that the all-too-familiar characters are not funny here (when they don't border on the offensive) but they only slow down the narrative.
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