'Young Royals' Review
'Young Royals' is a great example of positive gay representation in its two main protagonists, but the supporting characters are often frustratingly selfish.
Universal Remote (2007)
Charlie Murphy takes the lead for this comedy concerning two best friends sent hurtling through a politically-incorrect television landscape thanks to a magical remote control that redefines the concept of interactive entertainment. Now, with each change of the channel, the shows get more bizarre, leaving hapless knuckleheads Bubba and Leroy scrambling to find a way back into the real world.
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Charlie Murphy takes the lead for this comedy concerning two best friends sent hurtling through a politically-incorrect television landscape thanks to a magical remote control that redefines the concept of interactive entertainment. Now, with each change of the channel, the shows get more bizarre, leaving hapless knuckleheads Bubba and Leroy scrambling to find a way back into the real world.
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Genre:Comedy, Family
Written By:Gary Hardwick
In Theaters:3/29/2007
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Runtime:78 minutes
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Cast
Gary Hardwick
Director
D. C. Douglas
The Narrator / The Navy Suit
Howard Alonzo
Leroy
Devin McGinn
Bubba
Sheldon Anderson
Attorney / Thugged Out
Nickie Bryar
Jesus Christ (That Darn Jesus)
Parvesh Cheena
Sammy / Baliff
María Costa
Newsreporter
Affion Crockett
The Black Suit / B-Dogg / Arguing Man / Man In Love
G. Ja Nee' Davis
Choir Leader #1
Dean Edwards
Serious Black Man
Jesse Erwin
Dog-Dogg / Fireman / Englishman / Real Gay Man / Billy Blanders / Whitey Anglin / Terrorist
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