Director: Spike Lee

Writer: Spike Lee

Music: Terence Blanchard

Producers: Jon Kilik; Spike Lee

Keywords: Comedy, Drama

Black TV writer Pierre Delacroix suffers constant rejection on the part of his studio employer, and endeavors to get fired by pitching the New Millennium Minstrel Show, filmed in blackface. Not only does the studio greenlight the series, it becomes a tremendous hit. Ambitious and important satire with solid performances, though lacking sometimes in focus.

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Johnnie Cochran	Attorney	2-Oct-1937	29-Mar-2005	Successfully defended O. J. Simpson
Tommy Davidson	Actor	18-Dec-1965		The Proud Family
Mos Def	Rapper	11-Dec-1973		Black On Both Sides
Matthew Modine	Actor	22-Mar-1959		Joker in Full Metal Jacket
Paul Mooney	Comic	4-Aug-1941		Negrodamus
?uestlove	Drummer	20-Jan-1971		Drummer for The Roots
Michael Rapaport	Actor	20-Mar-1970		Zebrahead
MC Serch	Rapper	6-May-1967		3rd Bass MC, produced Nas album Illmatic
Al Sharpton	Activist	3-Oct-1954		Minister, Presidential hopeful
Jada Pinkett Smith	Actor	18-Sep-1971		A Different World
Mira Sorvino	Actor	28-Sep-1967		Mighty Aphrodite
David Wain	Actor	1-Aug-1969		The State
Damon Wayans	Comic	4-Sep-1960		My Wife and Kids

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