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86 minute feature film DVD starring George Clinton, Carl A nthony Payne II and Clifton Powell. Adopted by an African American family in South Central L.A., Derrick (Mullany) grows up an Irish white boy who thinks he's black! When his mother (Devine) catches him romantically entangled with a woman on her couch, he's thrown out with an ultimatum--he must prove he can do something right. The task is simple, bring home a carton of milk by supper time. He meets up with his buddy Chris (Payne) and the pair turn this simple chore into a days worth of bizarre adventures. They catch trouble with everyone in their path including a dangerous drug lord, a 300-pound ex-girlfriend, a neighborhood pimp, and a couple of redneck cops. Before this crazy day is through, Derrick must prove himself to his family and to the hood.
This is the only Mitch Mullany video. Breaks | List Price | $9.98 (You save $2.89) | | Studio | Artisan | | Orig Year | 1999 | | DVD Encoding | Region 1 | | All Time Sales Rank |  4495  | | CD Universe Part number | 1143634 | | Catalog number | 60740 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | May 16, 2000 | | Rating | R (MPAA) | | Running Time | 86 Minutes | | Additional Info | Widescreen | | Movie Details | Color; Dolby Surround Sound; Digitally Mastered; Stereo Sound; Letter Boxed; Widescreen |
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