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Cast
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Dani Leon | ... |
Melanie (Ivory)
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Verda Bridges | ... |
Tess
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| Luke Vitale | ... |
Dave
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Melanie
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| Tyrone Dubose | ... |
Louis
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Ernest Kearney | ... |
Rashan
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Jim Rainey | ... |
Phil
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Raphelle Hink | ... |
Phil's Girlfriend
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| Buddy Daniels Friedman | ... |
Motorcyle Cop
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Chris De Socio | ... |
Street Cop
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Karin Gault | ... |
Scrappy Gerstel
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Megan Tormey | ... |
Receptionist
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Lisa Forrestier | ... |
Cleaning Lady
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George C. Simms | ... |
Skin Doctor
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Suzanna Griffith | ... |
Babe at Salon
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Mario Ross | ... |
Salon Customer
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Roubye Hart | ... |
Work Supervisor
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Albert Conrad | ... |
Drunk
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Jim Bruce | ... |
Waiter
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Ron Curtiss | ... |
Man in Theater
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| Ashlie Rhey | ... |
Screaming Girl
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Betty Robertson | ... |
Nurse
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| Jeff Henry | ... |
Male Tess
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Directed by
| Mark Pirro | ||
Written by
| Mark Pirro | ... | (based on a concept by) and |
| Darwyn Carson | ... | (based on a concept by) |
| Mark Pirro | ... | (written by) |
Produced by
| Ron Curtiss | ... | associate producer |
| Mark Pirro | ... | producer |
| Jim Rainey | ... | associate producer |
Music by
| Mark Pirro | ... | (music by) (as Marky Elfman) |
Cinematography by
| Lee Neville | ... | director of photography |
Editing by
| Mark Pirro | ||
Casting By
| Gnat Wasten | ||
Sound Department
| Sergio Bandera | ... | additional dialog replacement |
| Ron Curtiss | ... | foley artist |
| Mark Pirro | ... | additional dialog replacement |
| Jim Rainey | ... | foley artist |
Visual Effects by
| Glenn Campbell | ... | visual effects |
Additional Crew
| John Ahern | ... | production coordinator |
Production Companies
- Pirromount Pictures (presents)
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Special Effects
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Storyline
| Plot Summary |
Melanie Welles, a black woman, has been in a relationship with Dave Morley, a white man, for six months. Melanie's friend, Tess, plants seeds of doubt in Melanie's mind after being dumped by her white boyfriend. Melanie questions Dave about this. He says that race is not an issue. The next day, Melanie wakes up to a shock: she is now white. She goes to the hair salon where Dave works, but he doesn't recognize her and begins flirting with her and other girls. She introduces herself as "Ivory Snow." He then asks her out. Devastated, Melanie uses this disguise to find out if he really loves her.
Written by Monkey Boy |
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| Taglines | Yesterday, she was a black beauty. Today, she's a blonde bombshell. See more » |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | Although originally shot in color, it was released in black and white when it premiered at Universal Studios in 1998. It was soon discovered that the movie would be a bit more commercial if it were in color. So a few years later, director Mark Pirro went back to the original footage and replaced all the black and white footage with its color counterpart. Today, the only version available anywhere is the color version. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Featured in Cinemaker (2006). See more » |
| Crazy Credits | A Mark Pirro Thing See more » |