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1. BEN AFFLECK & MATT DAMON MCDONALD’S MONOPOLY GAME CRACKED
2. BEN AFFLECK & MATT DAMON MCDONALD’S MONOPOLY GAME MOVIE

Ultimately, 21 people were convicted for their involvement in the crime. Longtime partners and Boston buddies Matt Damon and Ben Affleck have a new project on their hands. Under the title McScam: How an Ex-Cop Rigged McDonalds Monopoly Game and Stole Millions, Paul Wernick and Rhett Reese of Deadpool fame were confirmed as writers, but precious little has been heard of the.

BEN AFFLECK & MATT DAMON MCDONALD’S MONOPOLY GAME MOVIE

Through a network of strip-club owners, psychics, mobsters, drug traffickers and one Mormon family, Jacobson industrialized the fraud scheme by dispersing the game pieces for a cut of the winnings. Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez at ‘The Last Duel’ premiere, 78th Venice International Film Festival in Italy on September 10, 2021. This gripping true story of crime, greed, subterfuge and fries was set for the movie treatment according to a 2018 announcement, with Ben Affleck directing and Matt Damon in the lead role. Later, the agents would find out that Jerry Jacobson, head of security at the subcontracting company that printed the game pieces, had been stealing grand prize game pieces for over five years.

BEN AFFLECK & MATT DAMON MCDONALD’S MONOPOLY GAME CRACKED

Two FBI agents disguised as cameramen presented him with a mega-check and eventually cracked the case.

In 2001, a Rhode Island man claimed to win the grand prize-a 1 in 250 million victory-after supposedly finding the game piece in an issue of People magazine. A writer and producer engineered a historic million-dollar payday, developing a news story specifically intended to get. McDonald’s launched the Monopoly competition in 1987, attaching stickers to fries, cups and magazine ads that peeled off to reveal instant-win prizes ranging from free Filet’O’Fish sandwiches to a $1 million grand prize. Behind Hollywood’s A-list Bidding War for a McDonald’s Monopoly Article. Now, after an intense bidding war, Fox has nabbed the film rights to the true-crime story, with Matt Damon set to star and Ben Affleck poised to direct. Five days ago, The Daily Beast’s Jeff Maysh published an investigation about how one ex-cop stole over $24 million in game pieces from the popular McDonald’s game. A handful of McDonald’s products have entered the realm of true seasonal promotion lore: the Shamrock Shake, the McRib and, behold ye McMighty and despair, the McDonald’s Monopoly competition.