Trading Places

Dan Aykroyd plays Louis Winthorpe III, a wealthy broker whose life is turned upside down when he is framed for a crime he didn't commit.

Eddie Murphy portrays Billy Ray Valentine, a street hustler who finds himself in the world of high finance after a social experiment conducted by wealthy brokers.

Ralph Bellamy is Randolph Duke, one of the wealthy brothers who bets on the role reversal between Louis and Billy Ray.

Don Ameche plays Mortimer Duke, the other wealthy brother involved in the bet to see if upbringing or environment determines success.

Denholm Elliott portrays Coleman, the loyal butler to the Duke brothers who plays a crucial role in the unfolding events.

Kristin Holby is Penelope Witherspoon, Louis Winthorpe III's fiancee who struggles to understand his sudden downfall.

Paul Gleason plays Clarence Beeks, a corrupt employee who serves as a key player in the Dukes' scheme.

Jamie Lee Curtis portrays Ophelia, a prostitute with a heart of gold who becomes entangled in Louis and Billy Ray's plan for revenge.

Alfred Drake appears as the President of the Exchange, overseeing the chaotic events that unfold in the world of finance.

Bo Diddley is the Pawnbroker, a key character who inadvertently gets involved in the Dukes' bet.

Frank Oz plays the Corrupt Cop, adding an element of menace to the already complicated situation faced by the main characters.

Jim Belushi portrays Harvey, a supporting character who plays a small but memorable role in the comedic chaos of 'Trading Places.'