With the Motley Fool Money Extra, I'm Chris Hilt.

In a few days, they'll start handing out the Academy Awards.

So before Oscar gets his close-up, let's spend a couple minutes with Roger.

The late great Roger Ebert was the first film critic ever to win the Pulitzer Prize.

His column in the Chicago Sun Times was syndicated to more than 200 newspapers across America

and he published more than 20 books in his career.

As much as anyone, he was a lifelong fan and booster of movies and the art of filmmaking.

Back in 2002, Motley Fool CEO Tom Gardner talked with Roger Ebert about great business

movies and the future of Blockbuster Video.

Now we play a game each week on the show, which we call Bicell or Hold.

But before we get to that, I want to just ask you because we're a business and money

show, is there a single movie or one or two movies that stand out in your mind as being

extraordinary films about business or money that our listeners should?

Well, you know, I think the funniest line of dialogue, the David Mammoth, his ever written,

was about money.

And it came in his movie of 2001 called Heist, The Heist.

Danny DeVito was trying to convince Gene Hackman to pull one more job and Gene Hackman

says he doesn't want to do it.

He really goes sailing.

And Danny DeVito says you got to do it.

And Hackman says, why do I have to do it?

And DeVito says, for the money.

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