MOVIE REVIEW
The Ladies Man
Moral Rating: |
Very Offensive
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Moviemaking Quality: |
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Primary Audience: |
Adults
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Genre: |
Comedy
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Length: |
1 hr. 35 min.
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Year of Release: |
2000
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USA Release: |
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Featuring |
Tim Meadows, Will Ferrell, Tiffani-Amber Thiessen, Billy Dee Williams, Karyn Parsons
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Director |
Reginald Hudlin
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Producer |
Lorne Michaels
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Distributor |
Paramount Pictures Corporation, a subsidiary of ViacomCBS
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Here’s what the distributor says about their film: “Leon Phelps is the grooviest, smooth-talking woman chaser around. Known suitably to all as The Ladies Man, Leon hosts a popular late-night radio call-in show dispensing advice on affairs of the heart. After hundreds and thousands of conquests, Leon is the self-proclaimed expert on the ladies. After being ejected from his job for one too many vulgar and inappropriate comments, he unsuccessfully seeks employment from every radio station in Chicago. Out of options, Leon receives a mysterious letter from his “True love” asking him to return to her—and her money! Problem solved. All Leon has to do is figure out who she is. While he actively backtracks through his book of ladies, a posse of scorned husbands band together to hunt down the mysterious lover of their wives.”
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