Best Defense (Dir. Willard Huyck) (1984): Dudley Moore and Eddie Murphy star in this anti-establishment comedy about a disenchanted military scientist whose shortcomings have a knock-on effect on a hapless soldier caught-up in a war he has no place being in. With some classic Murphy dialogue and screwball antics, Best Defense is an alternative look at the dynamics of modern warfare.


Crazy People (Dir. Tony Bill) (1990): Crazy People is a sharp and satirical film about the fickle world of advertising, starring Dudley Moore as Emory, an advertising executive who believes honesty is the best approach for his new advertising campaign. In a bid to 'recover' from his loss of perspective, Emory is sent to a clinic by his bosses. The fine line between certified insanity and what society accepts as normal is expertly developed when Emory's world collides with the lives of the clinic's patients. Emory enlists the help of his fellow inmates in writing more ads much to the chagrin of his employers, when the ads become a huge success! Emory becomes hot property again... This charming and at times touching tale engages the audience on many levels and contains some of the funniest advertising slogans ever committed to celluloid! Moore is on sparkling form as the advertising executive with a heart and is backed-up by an authentic and original story.