The Magic Christian

Sir Guy Grand, an eccentric billionaire, adopts a homeless man named Youngman and sets out to prove that anyone— and anything—can be bought. Together, they orchestrate elaborate practical jokes on people, from minor spoofs to grand stunts involving higher social strata and wider audiences. Their misadventures are designed as a display of the notion that "everyone has their price," showcasing Grand's wealth and influence in a satirical exploration of capitalism, greed, and human vanities.