Brewster's Millions

Montgomery 'Monty' Brewster, an ordinary pitcher for the Hackensack Bulls minor league baseball team, leads a simple life. His days are mostly spent on the field, showcasing his lackluster skills and dreaming of a better future.

After a victorious game, Monty and his friend Spike Nolan enjoy a night out at a local bar. Their flirting with two women leads to a chaotic bar brawl when the women's husbands show up, resulting in the duo ending up in jail.

In court, Monty tries to explain the brawl, but his efforts fall flat as the judge remains unimpressed. The situation worsens when they are informed that they would be expelled from the baseball team as a consequence.

As they sit in jail, Monty and Spike are unexpectedly offered a chance at freedom. Photographer J.B. Donaldo proposes to bail them out, but in exchange, Monty must plead guilty, leading to a strange twist of fate.

Upon arriving in New York City, Monty learns about his great-uncle Rupert Horn's unexpected passing. The inheritance he discovers comes with a unique stipulation: he must spend $30 million in 30 days to secure a much larger fortune.

As Monty contemplates his newfound wealth, he faces a critical decision. He can either take a guaranteed payout of $1 million or face the daunting task of spending an outrageous sum in a limited time frame.

Ultimately, Monty chooses to accept the challenge of spending the money. He embarks on a whirlwind spree, renting luxurious penthouses, dining at extravagant restaurants, and making wild purchases while trying to navigate the rules of the will.

During his spending spree, Monty encounters Angela Drake, an accountant who is initially skeptical of him. Despite her engagement to another man, their chemistry ignites, leading to a complicated romantic connection.

As Monty splurges recklessly, he faces backlash from the law firm Granville & Baxter, which administers his inheritance. They conspire to thwart his spending efforts and maintain control over the fortune.

Monty's friends grow increasingly worried about his lavish lifestyle and the consequences of his spending habits. They attempt to rein him in, encouraging him to reconsider his reckless approach to his inheritance.

As the deadline approaches and Monty realizes he is falling behind, he decides to enter the mayoral race. Utilizing his wealth, he crafts a cheeky campaign with the slogan 'None of the Above,' stirring up a series of comedic events.

Monty's campaign takes a wild turn as his antics generate both laughter and uproar among the public. The election spiral creates chaos, leading to unexpected legal troubles and mounting pressure as the deadline looms.

Amid his chaotic election campaign, Monty confronts Angela's fiancée, Warren, whose manipulative scheme further complicates Monty's already tumultuous journey. This confrontation creates a deeper emotional conflict for Monty.

As the final deadline approaches, Monty frantically scrambles to fulfill the terms of his inheritance. The pressure of the ticking clock and the scheming surroundings heightens the stakes as his future hangs in the balance.

In a thrilling climax, Monty manages to satisfy the final conditions of the will just in time. Not only does he secure his fortune, but he also finds love with Angela, leading to a joyful conclusion of his remarkable journey.