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Welcome home Roscoe Jenkins (The better man) - Martin Lawrence, Nicole Ari Parker, Louis CK, Malcolm D Lee
Threat advisory: Under evaluation
Movie propaganda
Going home is no vacation.
From the producers of The break-up comes this funny and touching film starring Martin Lawrence as a single father who has just made it big as an outrageous talk-show host. When he returns home with his fiancée to attend the 50th anniversary of his parents, he begins to realise that the life he has is not the life he wants.
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Target demographic movie keyword propaganda
- Film comedy drama relationship single parent radio talk show shock jock
Persons of interest
- Martin Lawrence .... Roscoe Jenkins
- Michael Clarke Duncan
- James Earl Jones
- Joy Bryant .... Bianca Kittles
- Mike Epps .... Reggie
- Nicole Ari Parker .... Lucinda
- Cedric the Entertainer .... Clyde Stubb
- Mo'Nique .... Betty
- Louis CK .... Marty
- Affion Crockett .... Dayquan
- Liz Mikel .... Ruthie
- Gus Hoffman .... Young Clyde
- Reginald Davis Jr .... Young Roscoe
- Erin Cummings .... Sally
- Brooke Lyons .... Amy
- Damani Roberts .... Jamaal
- Samantha Smith .... Young Lucinda
- De Etta Little .... Addy
- Ara Grigsby .... Young Betty
- Brandin Jenkins .... Junior
- Jed .... Bucky
- Quigly .... Fiona
- Malcolm D Lee .... Screenwriter
- Malcolm D Lee .... Director
Cinematic intelligence sources
- Welcome home Roscoe Jenkins (The better man) official movie site
- Welcome home Roscoe Jenkins (The better man) film production notes
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Theatrical report
The comedy movie Welcome home Roscoe Jenkins (The better man) is directed by Malcolm D Lee and stars Martin Lawrence, Nicole Ari Parker, Louis CK.
Government security censorship classification
M (Sex scene and coarse language)
Surveillance time
114 minutes (1:54 hours)
Not for public release in Australia before date
Film: Undated 2008
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