He was able to get his hands on so many pieces that he ran out of friends and family to give to so he started involving shady characters and even mob bosses.
After failing to bring the Whitey Bulger biopic to the screen, Affleck and Damon, who were blindsided at the box office by Black Mass, decided to try another crime caper. Jacobson stole more Monopoly cards and collected more winnings. If you thought the Hamburglar was the only McDonald’s thief, think again.Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, the Oscar-winning duo behind 1997’s Good Will Hunting, will adapt the true story behind the McDonalds Monopoly theft. In 1989, Jacobson gave his brother-in-law a winning game Monopoly card worth $25,000 at a family event in Florida. Jacobson AKA “Uncle Jerry” stole the pieces so he could rig the McDonald’s Monopoly contest. Writers Paul Wernick and Rhett Reese who both wrote Deadpool, Deadpool 2, and Zombieland (and are currently writing Zombieland 2) will write the script for the McHeist movie. Keep in mind, Jacobson was born in Youngstown, Ohio, was a police officer in Georgia, where he currently lives.
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The story begins in “the bustling beach town of Westerly, Rhode Island,” so of course Hollywood tapped official New England representatives Ben Affleck and Matt Damon to make a movie about it. Bush being possibly being involved with the premature death of Harambe’s mother. Hey Hollywood execs with so much money you don’t know what to do with it, if you’re turning articles into movies I once wrote a piece about George W. In the end, Fox won the bidding war to turn the article into a movie. imagined Steve Carell as the McThief, and Netflix attempted to get the story and have Robert Downey Jr. Universal made a bid on the property and envisioned Kevin Hart as the lead character, Warner Bros. Affleck, clad in a dapper black suit and tie, was pictured gawking at J.Lo while the couple embraced on the carpet at the Manhattan premiere. Hollywood jumped on the idea and movie studios immediately threw around some serious money to get the rights for the true-crime story written by Jeff Maysh titled “ How An Ex-Cop Rigged McDonald’s Monopoly Game And Stole Millions.” While this probably won’t be the best movie about a board game, that honor goes to Jumanji, it’s gotta be better than Battleship and Ouija. Jennifer Lopez had Ben Affleck mesmerized in Manhattan.
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