Bachelor Party is a 1984 comedy film directed by Neal Israel and starring Tom Hanks, Tawny Kitaen, and Adrian Zmed. The plot revolves around Rick, a school bus driver who is about to get married to his fiancé Debbie. Rick's friends decide to throw him a bachelor party, and things quickly spiral out of control. The party is held at a beach house, and the guests include Rick's best friend, Gary (Adrian Zmed), a drug dealer, a male stripper, and a group of women who are hired to keep the party going.
As the night progresses, the party becomes increasingly wild and raucous. Rick is repeatedly tempted by the strippers and other women, but ultimately remains true to his fiancé. Meanwhile, Debbie has disguised herself as a prostitute and is spying on Rick from a distance. She mistakenly believes that Rick has cheated on her, and decides to call off the wedding.
The next morning, Rick wakes up hungover and unaware of the events of the previous night. His friends fill him in on some of the crazy antics that occurred, but keep the more scandalous details to themselves. Rick apologizes to Debbie and convinces her to forgive him. The couple get married in a chapel, surrounded by their friends and family. As they exit the chapel, they are confronted by a group of dwarfs who were hired by Rick's friends as a prank.
The film was a commercial success, grossing over $38 million at the box office. It was also controversial at the time of its release, due to its raunchy humor and depiction of drug use. Despite this, Bachelor Party has gone on to become a cult classic, and is often cited as one of Tom Hanks' funniest performances.
