• Stealing Harvard (2002)

    John (Jason Lee) is a hard-working guy who only wants to marry his longtime girlfriend Elaine (Leslie Mann). Elaine and John have vowed to marry once they save $30,000 for their dream house. Things are fine until John's sister calls to remind him of his promise to pay his niece's tuition, which costs $29,829 and is due in two weeks! John turns to his friend Duff (Tom Green) to help him make $30,000 quickly. Duff convinces John to make a short-term commitment to petty crime.

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Stealing Harvard
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Release Date: September 13th, 2002

DVD Release Date: February 18th, 2003

PG-13 |1 hr 20 min

Plot Summary

John (Jason Lee) is a hard-working guy who only wants to marry his longtime girlfriend Elaine (Leslie Mann). Elaine and John have vowed to marry once they save $30,000 for their dream house. Things are fine until John's sister calls to remind him of his promise to pay his niece's tuition, which costs $29,829 and is due in two weeks! John turns to his friend Duff (Tom Green) to help him make $30,000 quickly. Duff convinces John to make a short-term commitment to petty crime.

Cast: Jason Lee, Tom Green, Leslie Mann, Megan Mullally, Dennis Farina, Tammy Blanchard, Richard Jenkins, Chris Penn

Director: Bruce McCulloch

Genres: Comedy

Production Co: Revolution Studios, Imagine Entertainment

Distributors: Columbia Pictures

Keywords: Office , Lighthearted , Amusing , Best friend , Temptation , Father , Transformation , Friendship , 2000s , House , Sister , Love ,

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  • 50
    Wesley MorrisBoston Globe

    Had Stealing Harvard merely been a stupid movie about people stuck in a string of silly moments, it could have gotten by on charm. As written by Peter Tolan and directed by Bruce McCulloch (''Kids in the Hall'') it's a stupid movie about stupid people. show more

  • 50
    Carrie RickeyPhiladelphia Inquirer

    While Stealing Harvard may be a chucklehead comedy, Lee is oddly touching and funny. Mostly because, unlike Green, he's not aggressively trying to make us laugh. show more

  • 38
    Mark CaroChicago Tribune

    Some actors steal scenes. Tom Green just gives them a bad odor. This self-infatuated goofball is far from the only thing wrong with the clumsy comedy. show more

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