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Best Film | 1997 | Spike
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Motion Picture | 1997 | Ossie
Outstanding Motion Picture | 1997
Outstanding Film (Wide Release) | 1997
Human Rights | 1997
Budget 2,400,000 USD
Box Office Collection 5,731,103 USD
Rather than seek studio financing, Spike Lee financed the film with monetary contributions from famous black men so as to reflect the spirit of the Million Man March. The contributors included (but were not limited to): Will Smith, Danny Glover, Wesley Snipes, Johnnie L. Cochran Jr., and Robert Guillaume.
This was the first time that Spike Lee did not appear in a film that he directed.
Hill Harper played a 19 year old in the movie although he was 30 in real life.
Released on 16 October 1996, on the one year anniversary of the Million Man March.
Was filmed in three weeks' time.
"Flip: Oh my God, a gay black republican. Now I've seen everything!"
"Flip: ...And here comes my mama, marching across the field with a big leather belt in her hands. This belt was so wide couldn't nobody even wear it; this belt was made for whoopin' ass."
