Arthur

Childish Manhattan millionaire Dudley Moore (title character) calls to tell Queens waitress Linda (Liza Minnelli) he’s getting married, her father (Barney Martin) not taking it well, then conferring with driver Bitterman (Ted Ross) and ailing servant Hobson (John Gielgud), in Arthur, 1981.

Discouraged millionaire Dudley Moore (title character), shopping with servant Hobson (John Gielgud) at Bergdorf's after agreeing to marry in order to stay rich, is fascinated by fellow shopper Linda (Liza Minnelli), Irving Metzman on security, in writer-director Steve Gordon's Arthur, 1981.

Wise-cracking drunken zillionaire Dudley Moore (title character), who brought hooker Gloria (Anne DeSalvo) to dinner at the Plaza in the opening scene, is awakened by servant Hobson (John Gielgud, in his Academy Award-winning role), in writer-director Steve Gordon’s Arthur, 1981.

A childlike millionaire (Dudley Moore) must choose between keeping his fortune and marrying a girl from the wrong side of the tracks in Arthur (1981).