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Class Act|Christopher Reid

Class Act

Christopher Reid and Christopher Martin
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Overview

Two students, one a mild-mannered well-spoken intellectual, the other a street-wise gangster-in-training, get their school records mixed up and take full advantage of the situation.

Awards:

Main Cast & Crew:
Randall Miller - Director
Alysia M. Rogers
Christopher "Kid" Reid
Christopher "Play" Martin
Christopher Reid
Christopher Martin
Andre Rosey Brown
Meshach Taylor
Mariann Aalda
Loretta Devine
Tony Simotes

Details

    DVD Format
  • Format: DVD (Manufactured on Demand, Widescreen)
  • Run Time: 98
  • Color Format: Color
  • UPC: 883316247853
  • Genre: COMEDIES
  • Rating: PG-13 (MPAA)
  • Release Date: May 2010

Movie Reviews

Synopsis:
In this second Kid 'N Play film, the resident high school genius switches identities with the class delinquent, setting the stage for all manner of comic complications. To make matters even stickier, both guys meet the girl of their dreams while masquerading as the other, making it all the harder to end their charade.

Notes:
Shot in Technicolor over the summer of 1991. Pauly Shore appears in the film in an uncredited cameo. The rap duo Kid 'N Play (Christopher Reid and Christopher Martin) appeared in "House Party." This is their second film. Feature film directorial debut for Randall Miller. Miller got his start directing the TV show "Parker Lewis Can't Lose."

Reviews:
"...Cartoonish verve....Kid'N'Play easily hold it together..." - 06/05/1992 New York Times, p.C17


"...Kid is an ace clown..." - 06/05/1992 USA Today, p.4D


"...[Kid 'n Play] have the dynamics, interplay and the casual expertise of some of the best old-style teams down pat....They work together as joyously as their predecessors..." - 06/05/1992 Los Angeles Times, p.F6

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