Approaching the New York Commodities Exchange, Louis advises Billy Ray with i...
Standing across the office from each other at Duke & Duke, Louis takes except...
Standing in the middle of the floor at the Heritage Club, Randolph starts gat...
Louis and Billy Ray calmly primp before the mirror in the men's room while al...
Mortimer looks up from the check signings and gives Louis a disapproving glan...
Louis, after releasing his death grip on Billy Ray and hearing his account, b...
Standing on the floor of the Commodities Exchange in New York, Louis and Bill...
Louis makes his best attempt at humor concerning a trade on pork bellies duri...
Louis is setup yet again. At the police station a cop, at the behest of Mr. B...
Louis's loud and obnoxious behavior embarrasses Penelope who's come to the po...
After making the dukes an extra $375,000 on Pork Bellies, Louis in his office...
Louis's explanations and proclamations of his innocence fall on deaf ears in ...
After switching briefcases with Beeks, Louis exit the cabin and knocks on the...
Louis gets turned down at the club by his friends when he asks for a small lo...
Louis is in the pawn shop trying to get pawn an expensive watch.
Louis strikes a deal with Ophelia. He gives her $50 when they reach his house...
After planting drugs in Billy Ray's desk, Louis calls the Dukes in. Billy Ray...
Louis and Penelope dine together at Louis' home. Coleman listens quietly as h...
When he arrives in the lounge of the Heritage Club, Louis is asked by one of ...
Louis enters the cabin aboard the train to Philadelphia, disguised in black f...
Billy Ray and Louis watch as Randolph is wheeled out of the Exchange on a str...
After going on a drunken binge and attempting suicide, Louis wakes up in his ...
Louis brings the payroll checks to the Dukes for their signatures.
Billy Ray and Louis, both disguised greet each other in the cabin. Beeks look...
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