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Livin' Large! (1991)A young black reporter begins to lose his identity. Director:Michael SchultzWriter:William Mosley-Payne |
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Dexter Jackson
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| Lisa Arrindell Anderson | ... |
Toynelle Davis
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Kate Penndragin
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Nathaniel Hall | ... |
Baker Moon
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Missy Carnes
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Bernie McInerney | ... |
Clifford Worthy
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Nadine Biggs
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Dan Albright | ... |
Martin
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Ronald Knight | ... |
Roger
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Randal Patrick | ... |
Jimmy
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Stage Manager
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Dan Chandler | ... |
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Joe Washington | ... |
Charles Hempstead
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Wallace Wilkinson | ... |
Rev. Carnes
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Suzanne Stewart | ... |
Mrs. Carnes
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A young black reporter begins to lose his identity.
Plot Keywords:
two word title | title based on song | news anchor | rags to riches | news reporter |Taglines:
A comedy about makin' it! See more »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
20 September 1991 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
The Tapes of Dexter Jackson See more »Filming Locations:
Atlanta, Georgia, USABox Office
Gross:
$5,467,959 (USA)Company Credits
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Performed by Slick Rick
Written by Slick Rick (as R. Walters) & Vance Wright (as V. Wright)
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"I Shouldn't Have Done It"Performed by Slick Rick
Written by Slick Rick (as R. Walters) & Vance Wright (as V. Wright)
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I felt the film was well directed and well acted but I felt at times they were saying success turns you white. The guy was a news reporter and he should speak well and encourage his girlfriend and homie to do like wise around the white folk. Play the game, get rich and laugh about it later. I'm from South Central and I own my own production company. When I'm with the homies I use slang and feel free to speak the way I want but when I'm doing business I speak professionally. Now the guy should never forget where he came from and he shouldn't sell his soul to be successful but speaking well and becoming successful does not equal turning WHITE!