Splitting Heirs

(1993)

In the quirky comedy film Splitting Heirs, the unexpected death of a duke sets off a wild chain of events as the question of who truly deserves his title and wealth arises. The eccentric duke has two potential heirs: a baby boy found and raised in the United States, and another baby boy abandoned and raised by a Hindi family in London.

As the plot unfolds, the now-adult American heir, played by Eric Idle, embarks on a mission to claim his birthright, unaware of the existence of his rival. However, when the Hindi heir, played by Rick Moranis, discovers his true lineage, a hilarious battle ensues as both men compete to outwit and outmaneuver each other in their quest for power and fortune.

Directed by Robert Young, Splitting Heirs is a delightfully absurd and fast-paced comedy that explores themes of identity, family, and ambition. With a talented ensemble cast including John Cleese, Catherine Zeta-Jones, and Barbara Hershey, the film keeps audiences entertained with its witty dialogue and zany situations.

With its mix of clever humor and slapstick comedy, Splitting Heirs promises to be an entertaining watch for those who enjoy offbeat and lighthearted films. Follow the hilarious misadventures of these two heirs as they navigate their way through a world of mistaken identities and comedic misunderstandings.