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Director:
Michael Schultz
Writer (WGA):
William Mosley-Payne (written by)
Contact:
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Release Date:
20 September 1991 (USA) more
Genre:
Comedy | Drama more
Tagline:
A Comedy About Going From Downtown To Uptown, From Hip-Hop To Straight To The Top! more
Plot:
A young black reporter begins to lose his identity. | add synopsis
User Comments:
The death of politics in African-American films!! more

Cast

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Terrence 'T.C.' Carson ... Dexter Jackson
Lisa Arrindell Anderson ... Toynelle Davis (as Lisa Arrindell)

Blanche Baker ... Kate Penndragin
Nathaniel Hall ... Baker Moon (as Nathaniel 'Afrika' Hall)
Julia Campbell ... Missy Carnes
Bernie McInerney ... Clifford Worthy

Loretta Devine ... Nadine Biggs
Dan Albright ... Martin
Ronald Knight ... Roger
Randal Patrick ... Jimmy

David de Vries ... Stage Manager
Dan Chandler ... Control Room Director
Joe Washington ... Charles Hempstead
Wallace Wilkenson ... Rev. Carnes
Suzanne Stewart ... Mrs. Carnes
Tonea Stewart ... Mrs. Davis
Eloise Whitman ... Anna Mae
David Dwyer ... Police Sergeant
Ted Henning ... Fabian Marks
Jeff Folger ... Station Announcer
Gerald Brown ... Bubba Knuckles
C. Harrison Avery ... Otis

L. Sidney ... Four Fingers Felix (as Tony Franciscus)
George Allen ... Old Man
Shilla Benning ... Dancing Lady
Lonnie R. Smith Jr. ... Policeman

John Burton Jr. ... Policeman
Eddie Billups ... Patient

Ray McKinnon ... Harmon
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Directed by
Michael Schultz 
 
Writing credits
(WGA)
William Mosley-Payne (written by)

Original Music by
Herbie Hancock 
 
Cinematography by
Peter Lyons Collister 
 
Film Editing by
Christopher Holmes 
 
Casting by
Chemin Sylvia Bernard 
Aisha Coley 
 
Production Design by
Michael Novotny 
 
Costume Design by
John A. Dunn 
 
Makeup Department
Gilbert A. Mosko .... special makeup effects artist
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Victoria E. Rhodes .... first assistant director
Randy Suhr .... second assistant director
 
Art Department
Ted Boonthanakit .... storyboard artist
Lisa Boutillier .... set dresser
John C. Cameron .... assistant property master
Daniel B. Foster .... set dresser
 
Sound Department
David Williams .... sound editor
 
Stunts
Davis Bates .... stunts
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Norman Andrews .... second assistant camera
Stephen Crowley .... electrician
Joseph Thomas .... assistant camera
Stan Vaughan .... dolly grip
 
Editorial Department
Bob Wenokur .... studio post-production representative
 
Music Department
Joseph Love .... musician
 
Transportation Department
Hank Van Apeldoorn .... transportation coordinator
Robert Van Apeldoorn .... transportation
 
Other crew
Albert B. Cooper IV .... representative: Georgia Film Office
Su Lim .... production executive: WMG Pictures
S. Shane Newell .... production executive
 

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Additional Details

Also Known As:
The Tapes of Dexter Jackson
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Runtime:
Spain:96 min | USA:96 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Aspect Ratio:
1.85 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Stereo
Filming Locations:
Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Company:
WMG Pictures more

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Movie Connections:
References "American Gladiators" (1989) more

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7 out of 10 people found the following comment useful:-
The death of politics in African-American films!!, 29 December 2003
10/10
Author: ReelofFortune (mgainey1@hotmail.com) from New York City, NY

This movie is a classic!!! It's so honest, funny, and realistic.

Whenever African-Americans attempt to succeed and enhance our economic statuses, we are always accused of "selling-out" or becoming white. However if you are true to yourself and to those who love you, then you can accomplish anything. As Malcolm X said, "A man who stands for nothing will fall for anything." If you don't believe in yourself, how can you expect others to? It's a shame that many current A.A. films neglect political and social issues such as the ones Dexter Jackson faced in this film. Job well done to director Michael Schultz & writer William Mosley-Payne for this movie. I truly love it!!!!

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