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Tom Bosley | Sidney Preston |
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Rick Overton | Stuart Briggs |
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Eddie Deezen | Rollie |
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Kevin Pollak | Officer Quinn |
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Penny Baker | Charity |
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Rich Hall | Slaughter Buzzárd |
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Jamie Alcroft | Bob |
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Tawny Fere | Faith |
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Rudy De Luca | |
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Royce D. Applegate |
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Richard Fleischer | Director |
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John W. Wheeler | Editor |
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Jack Cardiff | Cinematography |
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Stephen F. Kesten | Producer |
"There are millions hidden somewhere nearby, and these wild and crazy people will do almost anything to find it."
Tom Bosley has the starring role as Sidney Preston, a disgruntled White House aide who took off with $4 million that belonged to the government. While on the run, he stops at a roadside diner and has their world famous chili. He suffers a fatal heart attack and before dying, reveals to onlookers the location of the first million dollars.
The occupants of the diner head out on a mad dash to find the loot. When they find the money, they lose it in a mishap. They follow clues to the next million and lose it as well. After finding and losing the third million, the movie ends. During the closing credits, one of the characters informs the audience that there is a million dollars somewhere in the USA and if they follow the clues in specially marked Glad-Lock bags, they have the chance to win $1 million.
The plot was not unlike the 1963 film It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World.
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