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A Million to Juan is a 1994 film co-written and directed by comic Paul Rodriguez.

This romantic comedy is Paul Rodiguez's debut as a director. The screenplay is a modern spin on Mark Twain's story "The Million-Pound Bank Note."

In the film a stranger in a limousine hands over a million dollars to an undocumented Mexican orange vendor (Paul Rodriguez) living in Southern California. (He was born in the United States, but lacks proof.)

But there is a catch! He must give the money back in one month. That's when the fun begins for Juan Lopez.

Quotes

Juan Lopez: All the American citizens I know are illegal.
Jorge: What is it that every Chicano family needs and very few have? Juan Lopez: Birth control. Jorge: Chicano celebrity totem poles.

Taglines

Money can't buy everything. Yeah, right.
The odds are in his favor.

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