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Racist | Satire
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6.7/10
IMDbBest Musical Score | 1970 | Melvin Van
Best Supporting Actress | 1971 | Estelle
Box Office Collection 1,100,000 USD
Was released the same day as "Cotton Comes To Harlem" which also starred Godfrey Cambridge.
D'Urville Martin not only plays the credited role of the Bus Driver, but also participant in the Yacht Club "riot" scene.
Included among the American Film Institute's 2000 list of the 500 movies nominated for the Top 100 Funniest American Movies.
Mae Clarke's final film.
Stars two Academy Award winners (Estelle Parsons and Paul Williams) and was written by Academy Award nominated writer Herman Raucher ("Summer of '42).
"Delivery Man: That guy needs a sun lamp like Fred Astaire needs dancing lessons."
"Dr. Wainwright: What's your wife's name? Jeff Gerber: Althea Jemima Gerber. Dr. Wainwright: You're kidding me. What are your children's names? Jeff Gerber: Beulah and Rastus. You're trying to prove that i'm a negro, and i'm trying to prove that i'm not!"