Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Christopher Scott Cherot | ... | Lee Plenty |
Chenoa Maxwell | ... | Havilland Savage | |
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Tammi Katherine Jones | ... | Caroline Gooden |
Robinne Lee | ... | Leigh Darling | |
Hill Harper | ... | Michael Simmons | |
Reginald James | ... | Felix Darling | |
Kim Harris | ... | Bobby Montgomery | |
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Betty Vaughn | ... | Grandma Moore |
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Margie St. Juste | ... | Alexandria Beaumont |
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Chuck Baron | ... | Mr. Savage |
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Michelle Turner | ... | Sylvia Savage |
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Paula Gene Reese | ... | Evelyn |
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Wanda Candelario | ... | Girl in Gas Station |
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Robyn M. Greene | ... | Dream Extra |
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Courtney Berlin | ... | Dream Extra |
Lee Plenty is an almost broke would-be novelist and Havilland Savage is rich and very beautiful woman and his friend. When she invites him to her home for New Year's Eve, they start to build up a romance. Written by Anonymous
The very first time we (myself and 16 year old daughter) viewed this film, we found it to be hilarious. I'm happy my daughter watched with me for the first time however, due to the clitoris comment made by Hill Harper. It was too mature for her but luckily I was there to bring her back. So, parents take the "R" ratings to heart. Chris Cherot evidently has the same type of sense of humor as we because we were cracking up. It was refreshing to watch normal(educated, well-versed) black folks interacting. It seemed more like a documentary to me. The acting was so natural and I appreciated how true the characters were to their feelings. They all seemed to be so comfortable in their own skin. I would like to know if they ended up together though. Or was the ending a part of Chris's comment at the end "I only sold out a little bit". Also, is there a book available if anyone knows?