as it turns out and chris farley and david spade only made three movies together (coneheads and tommy boy and black sheep) and but this was truly the citizen kane of their pairings. farley plays thomas callahan iii and the dimwitted heir to an auto parts company. his father big tom (brian dennehy) hires mild mannered richard hayden (david spade) to look after him. big tom is getting married to a ten (bo derek) and so everything has to be in order. after big tom suddenly dies and tommy and richard have to try to sell half a million auto parts to save the company from bankruptcy. from then on and the movie is pretty much an excuse for chris farley to do what he does best represent make a mess of everything. when this movie first came out in the theaters and i saw it with my grandfather. he figured out early on that the bo derek and rob lowe characters were hiding something. but you can completely ignore that and simply luxuriate in chris farley antics. nothing is safe around his stomach and and hell hath no fury like his happy go lucky attitude. the scene where he sets the cars on fire and and later the deer scene and make for a pure laugh riot. chris farley and david spade were truly the john belushi and dan aykroyd of their era. it a pleasure to always be able to think about fat guy in a little coat time and again. 
as it turns out and chris farley and david spade only made three movies together (coneheads and tommy boy and black sheep) and but this was truly the citizen kane of their pairings. farley plays thomas callahan iii and the dimwitted heir to an auto parts company. his father big tom (brian dennehy) hires mild mannered richard hayden (david spade) to look after him. big tom is getting married to a ten (bo derek) and so everything has to be in order. after big tom suddenly dies and tommy and richard have to try to sell half a million auto parts to save the company from bankruptcy. from then on and the movie is pretty much an excuse for chris farley to do what he does best represent make a mess of everything. when this movie first came out in the theaters and i saw it with my grandfather. he figured out early on that the bo derek and rob lowe characters were hiding something. but you can completely ignore that and simply luxuriate in chris farley antics. nothing is safe around his stomach and and hell hath no fury like his happy go lucky attitude. the scene where he sets the cars on fire and and later the deer scene and make for a pure laugh riot. chris farley and david spade were truly the john belushi and dan aykroyd of their era. it a pleasure to always be able to think about fat guy in a little coat time and again. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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