Rat Race (3/9) Movie CLIP - The Barbie Museum (2001) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Randy (Jon Lovitz) and his family get more than they bargained for when they decide to stop at the Barbie Museum.

FILM DESCRIPTION:
A very loose remake of the classic multi-star comedy It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World (1963), this madcap comedy is directed by Jerry Zucker, one third of the Zucker-Abrahams-Zucker comedy team and director of Ghost (1990). John Cleese stars as an eccentric casino owner who devises a contest pitting six teams against each other in a race to claim two million dollars from a locker in New Mexico. The competitors are Owen (Cuba Gooding Jr., who ends up driving a bus full of Lucille Ball imitators, a foreigner (Rowan Atkinson) who hitches a ride in an organ donor vehicle, and a recently reunited mother and daughter (Whoopi Goldberg and Lanei Chapman) who anger a "squirrel lady" (Kathy Bates) -- much to their regret. There are also two con artist brothers (Seth Green and Vince Vieluf), the upright Nick (Breckin Meyer), who gets a lift from cute but psychotic pilot Tracy (Amy Smart), and the eccentric Pear family, headed up by Jon Lovitz. Rat Race also stars Dave Thomas, Kathy Najimy, Wayne Knight, Dean Cain, and Paul Rodriguez.

CREDITS:
TM & © Paramount (2001)
Cast: Seth Green, Jon Lovitz, Brody Smith, Steven Tingle, Jared Van Snellenberg, Vince Vieluf, Jillian Marie, Kathy Najimy
Director: Jerry Zucker
Producers: Richard Vane, Jerry Zucker, Janet Zucker, Sean Daniel, James Jacks
Screenwriter: Andy Breckman

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The museum curator was supposed to be one single character, but the producers loved both of these actor's auditions so much, they split it between both of them

ricarleite

"And three time ballroom dancing champion."

Lovitz's reaction is fucking. gold.

zufgh

“You’re leaving?”
The way he asks this as if nobody has ever felt the need to leave early hahahaha

thehobowizard

"So called 'crimes against humanity...' ". Pure gold.

elsurexiste

I am from Germany and this automatically saluting squeaking soldier mannequin kills me every time 😂😂😂

schlafiet

Klaus Barbie should have had a cameo in the new Barbie movie - maybe teach Barbie girl some dance moves and how to appreciate fine wine...

UncleRuckuss

The face on Jon Lovitz's face will always make me laugh.

MAnuscript

I was working at a prophouse that supplied things for the film. Theyd just gotten a call from the set: they wanted the Hitler parade car to have the correct licence plate! We looked the plate up in a WW2 photo book (pre internet) and called the set. Amazing to think that someone might see a comedy film and suddenly such a small detail is done accurately!

briankehew

The Barbenheimer weekend in a nutshell

wonderdoge

Closest thing from a literal Barbenheimer we'll ever get.

matheusadams

The Jon Lovitz scenes really outshine everyone elses in this movie.

dgaller

i love how there are so many things i never got in this film as a kid but now that i'm older, this is a million times funnier.

metalman

Lmao. That skinhead running the gift shop counter. That death glare. 🤣🤣

charismapher

I remember how we sat in the cinema in 2001 when it premiered in my home country Germany. EVERYONE in the audience got the joke and a tremendous laugh as soon as the tour guide mentioned the name Klaus Barbie with the swastika-flag in the back. Nobody in the cinema felt offended, cause people could relate to the Pear Family in that situation. It is a well edited and well produced scene of a fantastic comedy movie.

I know it relates to the original Stanley Kramer movie "It's a mad, mad, mad world" from 1963, but the Zuckers did the right thing by creating their own movie instead of rebooting the original. I got both movies on DVD and enjoy both of them equally.

AMLCOrey

I don’t know why the family was so freaked out in this scene. The Docents of the museum were polite and knowledgeable and the museum was well organized with interesting exhibits on display. They even had a gift shop, how can you top that?

thelastroman