Pinch (film)

Pinch is a 1976 American comedy film directed by Jerry Kramer and starring Tony Curtis, Elke Sommer, and Lorenzo Lamas in his film debut. The plot revolves around a wealthy, eccentric man (Curtis) who decides he wants to experience what it's like to be poor. He hires a struggling actor (Lamas) and a beautiful woman (Sommer) to help him stage his "downward spiral." The film is known for its lighthearted humor and over-the-top situations. It received generally negative reviews upon release and is not widely considered a classic.