Ruthless People

A chauffeur kidnaps his rich bosss dog to hold it for ransom but when she accidentally gets the dog back she thinks that its the chauffeur whos been kidnapped.

Screwed features humorous, feel good, witty, not serious and funny style.

There are some references to the Walt Disney world: Ken and Sandy Kessler are wearing duck masks (presumably Donald's nephews Huey and Dewey) as Barbara Stone says a few minutes later when they first uncover Barbara's face. When Sam Stone visits his lover Carol's house, he's singing "Zip-a-dee Doo-Dah" from Song of the South (1946). Ruthless People (1986) was released under Disney's Touchstone Pictures label, which was created so the studio could release more adult-oriented fare.