A Million To One
1994, 95 minutes, Rated PG
Based on Mark Twain's classic story, The Million Pound Bank Note, A Million To One is the magical, heartwarming, contemporary adventure of a boy and his father who team-up to overcome incredible odds, earn each other's love and espect and a piece of the American dream!
When things go wrong for lovable street vendor Juan Lopez (comedian Paul Rodriguez, Born In East L.A., The Whoopee Boys, Quicksilver), they really go bad. Threatened with deportation, dumped by his girlfriend, and faced with losing his home poor Juan just can't get a break. Then, in a wonderful twist of fate, a mysterious, angelic stranger (Edward James Olmos, American Me, Stand And Deliver, Miami Vice) in a white limousine hands Juan a check for a million dollars... and disappears. And that's when the fun really begins!
Juan's life gets turned totally upside down as he discovers what its' really like to be a millionaire. From the barrio to Beverly Hills, Juan and his young son come to realise the true meaning of life, love and happiness - and that money isn't always the answer. A Million To One is that rare blend of comedy and fantasy that appeals to audiences of all ages. A gem that's not to be missed!
- Director:
- Paul Rodriguez [1],
- Screen Formats:
- 1.33:1
- Language and Sound:
- English Dolby Digital Stereo
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