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Roxanne Roxanne

6.2/10

1h40min

The Photograph

6.1/10

1h46min

Bad Hair

5.6/10

1h42min

Who is Chanté Adams?

Chanté Adams is an actress known for Roxanne Roxanne (2017), The Photograph (2020) and Bad Hair (2020).

1 win at Sundance Film Festival

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10 Movies Like Doing Life You Must See

Helmed by Tyler Perry, ‘Doing Life’ or ‘Tyler Perry’s Doing Life’ is a Netflix romantic drama film that follows Anika (Naomi Baker), a single mother trying to provide for her family while navigating a difficult past. She begins exchanging letters with Carousel (Jay Reeves), an inmate nearing the end of his sentence. Their connection has roots in a prison riot during which Carousel saves Anika, then a prison officer, and her unborn child. As their correspondence brings them closer, an unexpected bond develops between them. When Carousel is released, they reconnect and consider whether their relationship can offer them a fresh start. However, Anika’s family and friends question her

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5 Best Sports TV Shows Better Than Ted Lasso

Ted Lasso makes a persuasive case for being a little kinder to people. Jason Sudeikis gives its endlessly encouraging and upbeat coach enough sadness beneath the smile to keep him interesting. Critics love it too. But the show can drown in its own folksy goodness, you know? The show did arrive just when we needed it: during the recent pandemic and gave us hope and optimism. And some of that gratitude may have outlasted the show’s best work. Sports TV has room for stories with more edge. Losing can cost someone their livelihood. A team can offer belonging while also making brutal demands on its players. There are plenty

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Daniel J. Watts Replaces Jason Dirden in August Wilson's Seven Guitars at Lincoln Center Theater

v\:* {behavior:url(#default#Vml);} o\:* {behavior:url(#default#Vml);} w\:* {behavior:url(#default#Vml);} .shape {behavior:url(#default#Vml);} Lincoln Center Theater has announced that Tony Award nominee Daniel J. Watts (Tina: The Tina Turner Musical) will join the cast in the role of 'Canewell' in August Wilson's Seven Guitars at the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater. The previously announced Jason Dirden departs the production due to a TV opportunity. Directed by Ruben Santiago-Hudson, who won his first-ever Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in the 1996 Broadway premiere of the same play, this powerful new revival of one of Wilson's most lyrical and intimate plays will star Chanté Adams as 'Ruby,

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Kristolyn Lloyd, Michael Potts, and More Will Lead Seven Guitars at Lincoln Center Theater

Lincoln Center Theater announced the complete cast and creative team for August Wilson's Seven Guitars, which will begin performances on Thursday, November 5 with an official opening night set for Monday, November 23 at the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater (150 West 65th Street). Directed by Ruben Santiago-Hudson, who won his first-ever Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in the 1996 Broadway premiere of the same play, this powerful new revival of one of Wilson's most lyrical and intimate plays will star Chanté Adams as 'Ruby,' Jason Dirden as 'Canewell,' Russell Hornsby as 'Floyd "Schoolboy" Barton,' Kristolyn Lloyd as 'Vera,' Michael Potts as 'Red Carter,' Roslyn Ruff as 'Louise,

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Cast Set For Lincoln Center Theater’s ‘August Wilson’s Seven Guitars’

Lincoln Center Theater announced today the complete cast and creative team for this fall’s August Wilson’s Seven Guitars at Lct’s Off Broadway Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater, with Jason Dirden, Russell Hornsby and Kristolyn Lloyd, among others, on board. Directed by Ruben Santiago-Hudson, the previously announced Seven Guitars begins performances on Thursday, November 5 with an official opening night set for Monday, November 23. The principal cast for revival announced today is Chanté Adams as ‘Ruby,’ Jason Dirden as ‘Canewell,’ Russell Hornsby as ‘Floyd “Schoolboy” Barton,’ Kristolyn Lloyd as ‘Vera,’ Michael Potts as ‘Red Carter,’ Roslyn Ruff as ‘Louise,’ and John Douglas Thompson as ‘Hedley.’ The creative team includes Kenneth L. Roberson (Choreography), Michael Carnahan (Scenic Design), Karen Perry (Costume Design), Rui Rita (Lighting Design), Justin Ellington (Sound Design), Nikiya Mathis (Hair & Wig Design) and Junior Mack (Original Music). The synopsis: “Set in 1940s Pittsburgh, Wilson’s haunting drama follows blues musician Floyd ‘Schoolboy’ Barton,

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Tom Hanks' 34-Year-Old Classic Set During WW2 Is Officially Releasing On Netflix

Netflix subscribers will soon be able to stream one of Tom Hanks’ classic movies set during World War II. The actor is no stranger to period pieces. From his time as Amos White in the 1964-set That Thing You Do!, to cameoing as George Meade in an episode of the Yellowstone prequel 1883, Hanks has portrayed characters across many decades. Most recently on that front, he starred in the ensemble cast of Wes Anderson’s The Phoenician Scheme, which is set in 1950. Hanks is especially experienced with making movies set during the World War II era. The chief example of this is 1998’s Saving Private Ryan, which ranks among the best Tom Hanks movies.

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