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Rhythm, Laughter, and Chaos Unleashed in Disorderlies
Comedy United States of America
Disorderlies is a 1987 comedy film directed by Michael Schultz and produced by International Gold Productions. The film stars Mark Morales, Darren Robinson, and Damon Wimbley, also known as the hip-hop group The Fat Boys. The film is centered on three bumbling orderlies – Markie (Mark Morales), Kool (Darren Robinson), and Buffy (Damon Wimbley) – who are hired to take care of the ailing millionaire, Albert Dennison.
Albert's greedy nephew Winslow (Anthony Geary) hires the disorderlies to keep the old man out of the way and ultimately steal his fortune. However, the disorderlies' unconventional methods and love of mischief soon wreck havoc on the household and cause chaos in the wealthy community.
As the disorderlies introduce their distinct style of rap music and dance moves into Palm Beach society, they are met with hostility and ridicule from the elite community. But despite this, the disorderlies manage to bring joy and laughter to the residents and ultimately win their admiration.
Throughout the movie, The Fat Boys perform their well-known hits, including "Wipe Out," "All You Can Eat," and "Baby, You're A Rich Man," while also showcasing their comedic talents with slapstick humor and witty one-liners.
In the end, through their unorthodox caregiving methods, the disorderlies manage to bond with Albert, exposing Winslow's devious intentions and saving the millionaire's life. Disorderlies offers a fun and lighthearted take on the classic buddy comedy, featuring the unique talents of The Fat Boys.
Albert's greedy nephew Winslow (Anthony Geary) hires the disorderlies to keep the old man out of the way and ultimately steal his fortune. However, the disorderlies' unconventional methods and love of mischief soon wreck havoc on the household and cause chaos in the wealthy community.
As the disorderlies introduce their distinct style of rap music and dance moves into Palm Beach society, they are met with hostility and ridicule from the elite community. But despite this, the disorderlies manage to bring joy and laughter to the residents and ultimately win their admiration.
Throughout the movie, The Fat Boys perform their well-known hits, including "Wipe Out," "All You Can Eat," and "Baby, You're A Rich Man," while also showcasing their comedic talents with slapstick humor and witty one-liners.
In the end, through their unorthodox caregiving methods, the disorderlies manage to bond with Albert, exposing Winslow's devious intentions and saving the millionaire's life. Disorderlies offers a fun and lighthearted take on the classic buddy comedy, featuring the unique talents of The Fat Boys.