appeals to each of them. His kindness to a tramp leads him to be taken into an underground network where he is first cleansed by fire, then discovers that the city's tramps are controlling the destiny of all the cities in the world. They instruct him to travel to the moon on a mission. When Adam returns above ground he goes immediately to Mara's, but she is indifferent to him. Upset, he hurries to the city bus bound for the moon. In transit, the bus has higher levels, one for dancing, one for dinner. Adam is the youngest by far, and one of the older ladies tells him they all have chips implanted in the back of their necks. It causes them to say Miami rather than moon when they speak of the trip. Upon arrival the bus is greeted by the Moon Maidens and Iloy, meant to be Adam's true love, who tells him it's too dangerous to talk. Adam jumps off the shuttle heading to the shopping at Moon-o-Rama and Iloy picks him up with a buggy to take him out of Consumerzone. When the conductor finds Adam, he's knocked out. Coming to, he's told he must hurry to his concert in Carnegie Hall. After playing a piece receiving a standing ovation, he looks up to an opera box to see Iloy. Release Shortly before the scheduled release date, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer announced Nothing Lasts Forever was being postponed. MGM never released the film theatrically, nor has it ever been available on home video in any format in the United States. However, the film has been broadcast on TV networks, on BBC2 in the UK in 1994 as part of the Moviedrome strand, in Italy under the title "Nente dura per sempre", in Germany under the title "Alles ist vergänglich" and on Dutch television network RTL5 in November 1993. Warner Bros., which now owns the rights to the pre-1986 MGM film library stated in 2003 and again in February 2006, that the film cannot be released on DVD due to unspecified "legal difficulties". Bill Murray and Dan Aykroyd have both agreed to take part in DVD special features, should the film finally be released. In 2011 the film was leaked onto YouTube. The film made its American television debut on the cable network Turner Classic Movies on January 4, 2015 as part of their "TCM Underground" programming block. Screenings Murray