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All 26 Duane Martin Movies (in Order)
Welcome to the Duane Martin Movies roundup, where we explore the dynamic career of this talented actor. From his earliest roles to his latest projects, we delve into the world of Duane Martin’s cinematic endeavors, offering you an engaging and informative overview of his body of work. Get ready to dive into the extraordinary world of Duane Martin and discover his most memorable roles.
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1. White Men Can’t Jump (1992)
White Men Can’t Jump” is a classic 1992 sports comedy film directed by Ron Shelton. The movie follows the story of two basketball hustlers - one black and one white - who join forces to increase their chances of winning money on the street courts and in a tournament.
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2. Above the Rim (1994)
In the gritty neighborhoods of Los Angeles, rises a promising high school basketball star, Kyle (Duane Martin). His life takes a dramatic turn when he befriends two brothers, the enigmatic drug dealer Birdie (Tupac Shakur) and the once-famous, now down-on-his-luck former basketball star Glenn (Leon). As Kyle’s life intertwines with theirs, his dreams of success on the court and off come crashing down, dragging him deeper into the city’s underworld.
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3. The Inkwell (1994)
In 1994, “The Inkwell” made its mark as a poignant and humorous exploration of growing up, love, and identity. Matty Rich’s directorial debut stars Larenz Tate as a shy, troubled teen with an alter ego who sets his own house ablaze. This drama-comedy sees the character navigate family tensions, political debates, and grappling with the affection of two girls.
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4. Down Periscope (1996)
Down Periscope is a light-hearted comedy adventure that takes its audience on a zany journey under the sea. Kelsey Grammer stars as Lt. Cmdr. Tom Dodge, a new captain assigned to the aging USS Stingray, a World War II-era submarine. As the crew members, including Rob Schneider as the electrician and a host of other quirky characters, prepare for a training exercise gone terribly wrong, they find themselves in the middle of an international chase.
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5. Scream 2 (1997)
Scream 2” is a chilling thriller that continues the saga of Sidney Prescott, who is now adjusting to college life. Just as she begins to believe that the nightmarish chapter of her life has closed, a ghostly presence returns, donning the Ghostface costume that strikes fear into the hearts of the unsuspecting. As college campuses become a hotbed of fear and suspicion, can Sidney uncover the truth behind these new slayings before it’s too late? .
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6. Fakin’ Da Funk (1997)
Fakin’ Da Funk” is a hilarious comedy about a Chinese baby boy, who grows up in a black family in Atlanta, and discovers the challenges of adapting to a new environment as he moves to South Central Los Angeles with his mother and brother. This humorous tale also explores the experiences of a Chinese foreign exchange student living in the same neighborhood for the summer with a black family.
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7. The Faculty (1998)
The Faculty, released in 1998, is a thrilling mix of horror, mystery, and sci-fi that will keep you on the edge of your seat. When Casey Connor, the school’s newspaper photographer, witnesses a shocking and inexplicable event involving a murdered nurse, he’s determined to get to the bottom of the strange occurrences plaguing his campus. As he delves deeper into the bizarre situations, he realizes that the threat is much more sinister than he ever imagined.
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8. Woo (1998)
Woo is a delightful romantic comedy from 1998, starring the ever-charismatic Jada Pinkett Smith and Tommy Davidson. Directed by Daisy von Scherler Mayer and written by David C. Johnson, the film follows the charming and outgoing character Woo as she goes on a blind date with the insecure and straight-laced law clerk Tim.
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9. Any Given Sunday (1999)
Directed by Oliver Stone, “Any Given Sunday” is a gripping drama that delves into the world of modern-day gladiators and those who lead them. Starring an all-star cast, including Al Pacino, Dennis Quaid, and Cameron Diaz, the film presents an intense and unapologetic look into the high-stakes, life-and-death struggles that pervade the realm of American football.
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10. Mutiny (1999)
Witness the gripping and fact-based story of Mutiny, set in 1944 during World War Two. This compelling drama focuses on 300 predominantly black sailors who met a tragic and untimely end when their ship accidentally exploded while loading munitions in San Francisco. Three weeks later, the survivors faced justice as they were court-martialed for refusing to load another dangerous shipment, citing the Navy’s lack of care for their safety.
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11. What Boys Like (2003)
What Boys Like” (2003) is a raunchy comedy that follows three groomsmen as they embark on a wild quest to hook up with the wedding’s bridesmaids. Directed by Lawrence Gay and written by himself, the film is filled with outrageous antics and unexpected twists.
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12. Ride or Die (2003)
Get ready for a thrilling rollercoaster ride in Ride or Die! With a runtime of just over an hour and a half, this action-packed crime flick promises to keep you on the edge of your seat.
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13. 3rd Annual BET Awards (2003)
Join us for the 3rd Annual BET Awards, a star-studded event that celebrates the remarkable achievements of African-Americans in television, films, music, and sports. Hosted by the hilarious Mo’Nique, this heartwarming documentary aired on June 24, 2003, and featured jaw-dropping performances from artists like 50 Cent and the iconic 3 Little Women.
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14. 9th Annual Soul Train Lady of Soul Awards (2003)
Experience the magic of black music and culture at the 9th Annual Soul Train Lady of Soul Awards! . In this enchanting celebration of African American talent, the stars come out to shine, with stars like Arsenio Hall, Tyrese Gibson, and Heather Headley taking the stage as hosts.
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15. Deliver Us from Eva (2003)
Deliver Us from Eva” is a hilarious and heartwarming romantic comedy that will leave you giggling and swooning. The story revolves around Eva, who is determined to protect her three sisters from their overbearing boyfriends. When the men decide to pay a playboy to win Eva’s heart, they are in for a surprise. As the playboy falls for Eva, comedy and romance ensue, creating a feel-good movie that is perfect for a date night.
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16. The Seat Filler (2004)
The Seat Filler, ” released in 2005 and directed by Nick Castle, is a heartwarming comedy-musical romance starring Duane Martin, Kelly Rowland, and DeRay Davis. The film centers around a seat filler, posing as an attorney, and a pop superstar who falls in love at a music awards show. This unexpected and whirlwind romance unfolds as they navigate the challenges, both personal and professional, that come with their newfound relationship.
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17. The 2nd Annual Vibe Awards (2004)
Get ready to groove as The 2nd Annual Vibe Awards celebrate the best in Hip-Hop and R&B music for the year 2004. Hosted by the unstoppable Tyra Banks and LL Cool J, this exhilarating two-hour event honors talented artists, albums, and songs that captivated audiences throughout the year.
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18. BET Comedy Awards (2004)
Get ready for a night of laughter and celebration! . The BET Comedy Awards, hosted by the dynamic Steve Harvey, honored the best in television and film comedy on September 28, 2004. Held at the beautiful Pasadena Civic Auditorium in Pasadena, California, and broadcasted live on the Black Entertainment Television network, this star-studded event showcased the hilarious talents of African American comedians and celebrated their achievements.
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19. BET Awards 2005 (2005)
Experience the magic of the 5th BET Awards as it celebrates the success of African-Americans in the entertainment industry. Hosted by the dynamic duo of Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith, this star-studded event was held at the iconic Kodak Theater in Los Angeles, California on June 28, 2005. Airing on the Black Entertainment Television cable channel, the show honored achievements in television, film, music, and sports, all under the watchful eye of renowned director Glenn Weiss.
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20. 36th NAACP Image Awards (2005)
Experience the unforgettable 36th NAACP Image Awards in which outstanding achievements made by people of color in music, television, and motion pictures during 2004 are recognized. Hosted by the talented Chris Tucker, this star-studded ceremony brings together some of the most acclaimed individuals in the entertainment industry.
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21. Battle Night: The Krump Wars (2005)
In the heart of the urban streets lies a dance battle like no other - Battle Night: The Krump Wars. This thrilling documentary takes you on a journey through the world of Krump, an intense street dance style that originated in South Central Los Angeles.
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22. 2005 BET Comedy Awards (2005)
In 2005, the Pasadena Civic Auditorium in Pasadena, California came alive with laughter and applause as the second annual BET Comedy Awards ceremony premiered on the Black Entertainment Television network. Hosted by the hilarious Steve Harvey, the star-studded event celebrated the best in comedic television and film achievements among African American talent.
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23. 38th NAACP Image Awards (2007)
The 38th NAACP Image Awards, held in 2007, celebrated outstanding achievements by people of color in music, television, and motion pictures during the year 2006. Hosted by the legendary LL Cool J, this event showcased the extraordinary talents and hard work of the Black American and African American communities in the entertainment industry. With the participation of esteemed actors and musicians like India Arie and Chuck Maldonado, this special television event aimed to uplift and recognize the outstanding contributions made by Black American individuals to the arts and culture.
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24. Still Screaming: The Ultimate Scary Movie Retrospective (2011)
Step behind the scenes of the iconic Scream movies with the definitive documentary, Still Screaming: The Ultimate Scary Movie Retrospective. This captivating 92-minute retrospective celebrates the thrilling trilogy and delves into the making of these cinematic masterpieces.
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25. BET Awards 2013 (2013)
Entertainment meets empowerment as the 13th BET Awards, hosted by Chris Tucker, celebrates African-Americans in television, films, music, and sports. Held on June 30, 2013, at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles, this star-studded event aired on the Black Entertainment Television cable channel and showcased the achievements and excellence of these incredible entertainers. With an IMDb rating of 6.8, the night was filled with unforgettable moments and memorable performances that left the audience in awe.
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26. Sister Code (2015)
Sister Code” is a heart-warming, yet tragic tale of love, lust, and tragedy. Set in 2015, after the death of their mother, three foster sisters - the shrewd businesswoman, the free spirit, and the caregiver - find themselves fighting for their individual dreams and fighting each other.
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