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Best Actor | 1999 | Larenz
Outstanding Latino Director of a Feature Film | 1999 | Gregory
Outstanding Actor in a Supporting Role in a Feature Film | 1999 | Alexis
Outstanding Actor in a Feature Film in a Crossover Role | 1999 | Miguel A. Núñez,
Box Office Collection 12,413,650 USD
When Tina Andrews wrote the original script, the part of Frankie Lymon was first offered to Michael Jackson.
Mickey Waters' (Vivica A. Fox) pet Brussels Griffon dog also appeared in As Good as It Gets (1997).
Toni Braxton was set for a role in the film, but dropped out due to scheduling conflicts.
Halle Berry and Lela Rochon previously worked together in Boomerang (1992), though they did not share any screen time together.
A later courtroom scene reveals that Morris Levy (Paul Mazursky) earned extra royalties from songs by Frankie Lymon & the Teenagers, including the single "Why Do Fools Fall in Love?", by listing his name as co-writer even though Levy did not actually write any parts of the songs. Despite the movie revealing this fact, Levy's name is still listed in the soundtrack credits as a writer or co-writer of the songs "Why Do Fools Fall in Love?", "ABC's Of Love", and "I'm Not A Juvenile Delinquent".
"Emira Eagle: Frankie and I were married, 1967 in Augusta, Georgia. I paid for his funeral. And I don't recall seeing any of you there. Elizabeth 'Mickey' Waters: Oh, please. Don't even play me. Comin' up in here wearing white *after* Labor Day looking like a down-home schoolmarm! Emira Eagle: YES, I am a down-home schoolmarm. I teach English in high school. A class you obviously skipped."
"Emira Eagle: Maybe there were three separate Frankies, and each of us got a piece."
