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    BAPS

           
      
        

          Cast:
          LL Cool J, Halle Berry, Martin Landau, Ian Richardson,        
          Natalie Desselle, Troy Beyer, Luigi Amodeo, Jonathan Fried,
          Pierre Edwards, Anthony Johnson, Bernie Mac, Darrel Heath,
          Vince Cooke, Faizon Love, Rudy Ray Moore, Darrow Igus

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Directed by Robert Townsend  Writing credits Troy Beyer
         
               

February 16 1997 


Runtime: USA:91
Country: USA
Language: English
Color: Color (DeLuxe)
Sound Mix: Dolby Digital /SDDS

Certification: USA:PG-13

User Rating: 3.7/10 (130 vote

BAPS

Two tacky homegirls move to L.A. to become dancers; instead they scam a dying millionaire but learn to become (BAPS) Black American Princesses. What was Robert Townsend thinking? A terribly unfunny insulting film that embarrasses Landau and Berry, who have both been better. I hope their salaries for this film were astronomical because no self-respecting actor in their right mind would sign on for this film. There are poor and hungry people on our streets, yet somehow a movie like BAPS gets made with a budget of probably several million dollars. Something is wrong with this picture. Genre: Comedy / Romance

 

Film is rated:  PG-13 for brief strong language.

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