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Damon Wayans | Pierre Delacroix/Peerless Dothan | |
Savion Glover | Manray/Mantan | |
Jada Pinkett Smith | Sloan Hopkins | |
Michael Rapaport | Thomas Dunwitty | |
Tommy Davidson | Womack | |
Thomas Jefferson Byrd | Honeycutt | |
Paul Mooney | Junebug | |
Sarah Jones | Dot | |
Gillian Iliana Waters | Verna | |
Susan Batson | Orchid Dothan |
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Producer | Jon Kilik
Spike Lee |
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Writer | Spike Lee
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When African-American TV writer Pierre Delacroix (Damon Wayans) is unable to get any of the network executives to greenlight any of his attempts to intelligently portray blacks, the disgruntled writer writes a program that's a copy of 19th century minstrel shows as a satire on their mentality. But to his shock, the idea sells and becomes a big hit, even ensnaring top black thespians in racist roles such as Mantan (Savion Glover) and Sleep'n Eat (Tommy Davidson). |
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