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Greedy (1993)

Greedy is a comedy involving the petty plotting and groveling that takes place in a family when an uncle’s inheritance is at stake. Uncle Bob is a cantankerous old millionaire with a family of greedy fools. He has just taken in a new house guest, Molly, a beautiful, intelligent, young woman whom Uncle Bob met when she delivered a pizza to him a few weeks prior. This naturally sets the whole family into an uproar, as they fear that Uncle Bob’s millions will go to her. All the family gets together and conjures up a scheme to re-unite Uncle Bob with his favorite nephew, Danny, whom Uncle Bob has not seen for over twenty years. By doing this, they believe they can convince Uncle Bob to get rid of his new companion, Molly, and keep the inheritance in the family. As the plan is set into motion, we discover that Uncle Bob is quite a sly old fox and that everyone is truly in for a surprise.

Animal actors in this production were monitored through American Humane Society’s No Animals Were Harmed^® program.

Greedy

Detailed Animal Action Report

Animal action is minimal. In one atmosphere scene two horses are seen prancing in their corral. Other animal action includes a variety of stuffed birds in Uncle Bob’s den. Some of these birds were fake and some taxidermied, and were all purchased or rented props.

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