VINTAGE 1981 
     MODERN PROBLEMS
       with CHEVY CHASE
    
    Original 1 Sheet Poster 27"x 41" Movie Poster

       Staring Chevy Chase & Dabney Coleman

Modern Problems is a 1981 American fantasy 
comedy film written and directed by Ken Shapiro 
and starring Chevy ChasePatti D'Arbanville, and 
Dabney Coleman. The film grossed $26.2 million in 
the United States. A DVD release of the film was 
issued in 2005.

Plot

Max Fiedler (Chevy Chase) is an air traffic controller at New York's 

Kennedy International. Airport whose life is slowly going down the drain. 

His girlfriend, Darcy, has just left him because of his jealousy and negativity. 

Now, everywhere he goes he seems to run into her with Barry, her 

narcissistic old friend, which drives Max crazy. One night while he's driving 

home from a party that turned out being at a gay nightclub in Lower Manhattan

a tanker truck spills nuclear waste onto his car and through his open sunroof, 

covering him with glowing green goo. The next day, he notices that he has 

developed telekinetic powers. With this newfound discovery, Max decides to 

put his powers to use by striking back at his tormentors - primarily by ruining 

Barry's attempts to woo Darcy. With newfound optimism & confidence, he slowly 

begins to win back the love of Darcy.

Things come to a head, however, when Max is asked to spend the weekend at 

the summer beach house of Brian (Brian Doyle-Murray), a paraplegic friend, who 

is now living with Max's ex-wife Lorraine. Brian invited others as well, including 

self-confidence author and womanizer Mark Winslow (Dabney Coleman), who 

immediately has designs on Darcy. Winslow constantly demeans and derides Max, 

while trying to seduce Darcy (although his egomanical bragging and unabashed 

nudity just seem to alienate her). With his new confidence waning, Max finally cracks, 

using his powers to humiliate Winslow while also freaking out the other guests. 

Finally, he sees himself becoming a monster, and by a fortuitous stroke of lightning 

his powers are transferred to Dorita (Nell Carter), the voodoo-practicing maid. 

Now understanding his odd behavior, Darcy forgives him and Max finally realizes 

that she truly does love him.

Cast

 
Original 1 Sheet Poster 27"x 41" Movie Poster

            THIS IS NOT A REPRODUCTION