Disorderlies (New)

It's a miracle! Elderly Palm Beach jillionaire Albert Dennison is out of his wheelchair and on the town. You'd think he has the world's best medical help. Instead, he has the worst. And the funniest. His three caretakers aren't orderlies, they're Disorderlies. And the comedic culture clash they stir up in Palm Beach society proves that laughter is the best medicine this side of a tax refund.

Disorderlies stars The Fat Boys, the talented rap music trio known for its sold-out Fresh Fest concert performances, four chart-busting albums and hap-penin' rappin' in the movie Krush Groove. The Boys - Damon Wimbley, Darren Robinson and Mark Morales - bring to Disorderlies a slap-happy hilarity that calls to mind three other names: Larry, Curly and Moe.

"These guys are like the real-life 1980s version of The Three Stooges," says Disorderlies director Michael Schultz (Car Wash, Which Way Is Up?, Krush Groove). With Schultz's lively handling and The Fat Boys' gift for knockabout goofiness, putting that zaniness on screen was just a matter of doing what comes naturally. Adding to the frenetic fun are 50-year screen veteran and Academy Award winner Ralph Bellamy as Albert and Anthony Geary (Gen-eral Hospital, Penitentiary 3) as his devious nephew, who hopes the orderlies' bungling will lead to "Good-bye, Uncle. Hello, inheritance." Disheartened? Discontented? Disenchanted? Chill out with Disorderlies! It's your prescription for laughs.