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- Diary of a Mad Black Woman (2005) It all started with Diary of a Mad Black Woman, a play that Perry adapted into the 2005 movie of the same name. It stars Kimberly Elise as a woman about to celebrate her 18th wedding anniversary when her husband (Steve Harris) leaves her for another woman.
- Madea's Family Reunion (2006) Get in, shut up and hold on! A year later, Madea was back in Madea's Family Reunion. In the second film, Madea (known to pack heat) plans a fun-filled family reunion all while taking care of her nieces and a runaway in need of a grandma's advice, love and care.
- Meet the Browns (2008) While not technically a full-on Madea production, everyone's favorite gun-toting granny does make a hilarious guest appearance in Meet the Browns, also based on one of Perry's plays.
- Madea Goes to Jail (2009) "But if the gotters get me, I'm going to get my gloc!" It's just one of Madea's standout lines from the fourth movie in the series, Madea Goes to Jail.
- Tyler Perry's Madea Movies In Order (By Release Date & Chronologically) There Have Been 13 Madea Movies In Total. Diary of a Mad Black Woman (2005) Madea's Family Reunion (2006)
- Diary Of A Mad Black Woman (2005) Madea Was A Supporting Character In Her First On-Screen Appearance. Though she dominated the bulk of the promotional materials for the movie, Madea was a supporting character in her debut film, Diary of a Mad Black Woman.
- Madea's Family Reunion (2006) The 2006 Movie Gave Audiences Exactly What They Wanted; More Madea. Wasting no time in capitalizing on the immense success of the first movie, Madea's Family Reunion delivered more of what audiences were looking for.
- Meet The Browns (2008) Tyler Perry Had A Dual Role In Meet The Browns. Meet the Browns once again saw Madea take a step back, and it resulted in one of the more understated entries in the series.
Early years. Madea was born in Greensburg, Louisiana [5] on June 26, 1935, and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana, and it was confirmed in Boo 2! A Madea Halloween, when she went to a police station and saw her name on a wall. Her age varies in different movies and plays.
- Darren Grant
- Kimberly Elise
- Diary of a Mad Black Woman. 2005. Originally adapted from one of Perry’s plays, Diary of a Mad Black Woman was the big screen's introduction to the Madea character.
- Madea’s Family Reunion. 2006. The second film in the Madea Cinematic Universe, Madea’s Family Reunion revisits the formula, with Madea now finding herself taking care of various family members.
- Meet the Browns. 2008. Although Meet the Browns is not technically a Madea movie, Madea does make a cameo appearance in this Angela Bassett-fronted film. Bassett stars as a single mother who meets her extended family for the first time after the death of her father, whom she’d never met.
- Madea Goes to Jail. 2009. The fourth movie in the Madea universe, Madea Goes to Jail touches on topics like judicial corruption, sex work, and drug abuse.
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- Tyler Perry's Madea Movies in Chronological Order and By Release Date. Since there isn't too much of a running thread throughout the Madea-verse, the chronological order of the films is exactly the same as their order of release.
- Diary of a Mad Black Woman. Tyler Perry obviously did something right with this film, or it would not have sparked an 11-movie franchise revolving around the same character.
- Madea's Family Reunion. Whether a family maintains close friendships or strained relationships, everyone leaves family reunions with comical stories to tell.
- Meet the Browns. Meet the Browns is must less focused on Madea than other films on this list, as she is only a cameo, but her presence is no less impactful.
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