Product Notes
Four interconnected and diverse friends from a pick-up basketball league have their love lives shaken-up after the women they are pursuing buy Steve Harvey's book and start taking his advice to heart. For years women have been asking other women for advice when no one but another man can tell them how to find and keep a man. When the band of brothers find out that they have been betrayed by one of their own, they conspire to use the book's teachings to turn the tables. It's only when the truth is told by all parties that the couples finally get together for true love.
Product Reviews
This adaptation of Steve Harvey's non-fiction relationship advice book Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man focuses on six friends who regularly get together to play basketball, and usually are commiserating about women issues. Jeremy (Jerry Ferrara) is a geeky pothead and comic-book obsessive whose career is stuck in neutral and who won't pop the question to his girlfriend of nine years. Zeke (Romany Malco) is a former musician-turned-businessman who is great at picking up the ladies but can't commit to a long-term relationship. Michael (Terrence J) is good looking and charming, but his mother still has him wrapped around her finger and doesn't want to let him go. Dominic (Michael Ealy) keeps changing career goals, and while he's an excellent chef, he hasn't found a way to make it pay. And short, motormouthed Cedric (Kevin Hart) is in the midst of a divorce and can't wait to be free of his wife. Nerdy but well-meaning Bennett (Gary Owen) is the only one in a functioning relationship, and he gets a lot of grief from his buddies for his happy marriage. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Think Like a Man |
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Comedy |
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28 August 2012 |
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Michael Ealy(Dominic), Jerry Ferrara(Jeremy), Meagan Good(Mya), Regina Hall(Candace), Kevin Hart(Cedric), Taraji P. Henson(Lauren) |
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Tim Story |
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PG-13 |
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DVD |
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40100 |
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043396401006 |
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329855X |
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28 August 2012 |
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SONY HOME PICTURES ENT. ( CLTS ) |
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122 |
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1: USA, Canada |
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Color, Enhanced Wide Screen Letterbox for 16x9 TV |
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English, French, Korean, Mandarin, Spanish |
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Dolby Digital 5.1, English, French, Spanish, Thai |
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Discs:1 ~ Format:Ntsc ~ Region:1 |
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Eng Fra Spa |
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Andrew Roffe(Frat Guy), Angela Gibbs(Candace's Mom), Arielle Kebbel(Gina), Austin MacKinnon(Bookstore Patron), Brent Bailey(Waiter), Bruce Bruce(Chubby Man), Bunnie Rivera(Latina Soccer Mom), Caleel Harris(Duke), Chris Brown(Alex), Chrisanne Eastwood(Shayla), Danny Vola(Coffee Shop Singer), Darren Collison(Himself), Dennis Nollette(Business Man), Gabrielle Union(Kristen), Gary Owen(Bennett), Gwen Yeager(Dramatic Woman), J. Anthony Brown(Mr. Johnson), J.B. Smoove(Bartender), Jamie Foster Brown(Aunt Winnie's Friend), Jenifer Lewis(Loretta), Jerry Ferrara(Jeremy), Kelly Rowland(Brenda), Keri Hilson(Heather), Kevin Hart(Cedric), La La Anthony(Sonia), Lala(Sonia), Lisa Leslie(Herself), Luenell(Aunt Winnie), Matt Barnes(Himself), Matt Hish(Restaurant Chef Owner), Meagan Good(Mya), Melyssa Ford(Sleepy Girl), Michael Ealy(Dominic), Noah Longo(Enthusiastic Man), Omar Leyva(Sal), Peter Arpesella(Francois Designer), Rasual Butler(Himself), Regina Hall(Candace), Romany Malco(Zeke), Ron Artest(Himself), Shannon Brown(Himself), Sharon Brathwaite-Sanders(Nija), Sherri Shepherd(Vicki), Steve Harvey(Himself), Taraji P. Henson(Lauren), Teria Birlon(Cashier), Terrence J(Michael), Tika Sumpter(Dominic's Girlfriend), Tommy Miles(Dominique), Tony Rock(Xavier), Wendy Williams(Gail), Will Packer(Man in Bathroom) |
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Art Director:Charlie Campbell, Casting:Kimberly Hardin, Cinematographer:Larry Blanford, Composer (Music Score):Christopher Lennertz, Director:Tim Story, Executive Producer:Glenn S. Gainor, Executive Producer:Rob Hardy, Executive Producer:Rushion McDonald, Executive Producer:Steve Harvey, Producer:Will Packer, Screenwriter:David A. Newman, Screenwriter:Keith Merryman |
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