Billionaire Boys Club

Billionaire Boys Club is a gripping two-part TV movie that debuted on NBC in 1987. It chronicles the rise and fall of the infamous Billionaire Boys Club, focusing on its leader, Joe Hunt, who was sentenced for the shocking murder of con artist Ron Levin. Penned by Gy Waldron and helmed by director Marvin J. Chomsky, the film delves into themes of ambition, betrayal, and the dark side of wealth, offering a compelling narrative that captures the audacity of its characters against a backdrop of crime and deception.