Marci X (2003)
Marci Feld, a pampered Jewish-American Princess, doesn’t know about rap or the business world. But everything changes after rapper Dr. S releases a controversial CD for the hard-core hip-hop record label owned by Marci’s father. After a national protest breaks out to boycott the new CD and the record label, her father is hospitalized by a heart attack. Marci decides to step in to save his reputation and the family business by taming the raunchy rapper's wild bad boy image.
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Marci Feld, a pampered Jewish-American Princess, doesn’t know about rap or the business world. But everything changes after rapper Dr. S releases a controversial CD for the hard-core hip-hop record label owned by Marci’s father. After a national protest breaks out to boycott the new CD and the record label, her father is hospitalized by a heart attack. Marci decides to step in to save his reputation and the family business by taming the raunchy rapper's wild bad boy image.
Rating:R
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Paul Rudnick
In Theaters:8/22/2003
Box Office:$1,675,706
Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Paramount Pictures, Scott Rudin Productions
Cast
Richard Benjamin
Director
Lisa Kudrow
Marci Feld
Damon Wayans
Dr. S
Richard Benjamin
Ben Feld
Jane Krakowski
Lauren Farb
Christine Baranski
Sen. Mary Ellen Spinkle
Paula Garcés
Yolanda Quinones
Charles Kimbrough
Lane Strayfield
Veanne Cox
Caitlin Mellowitz
Sherie Rene Scott
Kirsten Blatt
Gano Grills
Freekazoid
Nashawn Kearse
Quantrelle
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