Combining the thrill of the deal and romance....
“The Wheeler Dealers” is a spoof of Wall Street stock market ethics starring James Garner as Henry Tyroon, an aggressive wheeler dealer who dresses, talks and acts like a stereotypical Texas millionaire. Molly Thatcher (Lee Remick) is a stockbroker in a company run by Bullard Bear (Jim Backus). When the company does poorly, he will have to fire someone. Molly’s poor performance makes her the obvious choice but, to avoid charges of sex discrimination, he assigns her the impossible task of unloading shares of an obscure company. When she fails, he will have grounds to fire her.<br /><br />In New York City after his Texas oil well proved to be dryer than a desert at high noon, Tyroon meets Molly, but is more interested in her than the shares she’s trying to sell. In order to win her over and save her job, he comes up with a plan to turn what’s worthless into the hottest stock on Wall Street.<br /><br />The film features a brisk script by Ira Wallach. Tyroon’s life is an uninterrupted business deal as the script chronicles through a number of scenes. Garner brings charm to a character that might otherwise be boorish, but the movie’s light tone allows him to portray Tyroon as a devil-may-care guy out for the thrill of the deal. Ms. Remick’s Molly is a modern woman battling workplace bias and the Old Boy network. She is caught up in Tyroon’s whirlwind of flimflamming, and it excites her as she is increasingly drawn to him romantically.<br /><br />“The Wheeler Dealers,” directed by Arthur Hiller, is an entertaining film that nicely blends romantic comedy with a satirical look at both Wall Street and men who live for the chase, whether to cement a deal or win over the girl.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the unrated, widescreen Blu-ray release.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Henry Tyroon likes what wealth can bring, but that isn’t why he spends so much time pursuing it. “You do it for fun,” he explains. “Money’s just the way you keep score.” James Garner scores big as Henry, a flimflammer who lands in New York City after his Texas oil well comes up a duster. He needs a million or so in pocket money to pay his debts. Soon, he also hopes to land a blue-eyed blue chip: a stock analyst (Lee Remick) pressured by her firm to unload a worthless stock. Can Henry come up with a plan to turn what’s worthless into the hottest thing on Wall Street? The market for wit and charm is a sure thing in this mix of romantic comedy and business-world satire. Thirty years later, Garner would play a wheeler-dealer of another era to award-winning effect as the CEO in Barbarians at the Gate..