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Sweets : I say Clay. Saul : Get outta here. Clarence : Ha-ha-ha!
Clint Smith is known for Coming to America (1988), The Firm (1993) and 48 Hrs. (1982).
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May 4, 2021 · We all know Coming To America character, barber “Sweets,” but we know some of his famous lines even better. One in particular is when “Sweets” argues with the barbershop’s Jewish customer, “Saul” (Eddie Murphy’s character), telling him, “Man you lyin’ you ain’t never met no Martin Luther the King!”. But most of us never ...
Coming to America is a 1988 American romantic comedy film directed by John Landis and based on a story originally created by Eddie Murphy, who also stars in the lead role. The film also co-stars Arsenio Hall , James Earl Jones , John Amos , Madge Sinclair , and Shari Headley .
- The Royal Penis is Clean. Yes, I saw this R-rated comedy in the theater at age 11, and I definitely loved the bit about butt wiping and the gratuitous tub scene for totally immature reasons.
- “Damn Shame What They Did To That Dog” And here’s the reversal scene that is particularly effective given the contrasting living situation we saw above.
- The Barbershop. I never remember how many scenes are set in the barbershop, but it doesn’t matter. They’re all golden. This was the first time Murphy took on multiple characters for a movie – something Richard Pryor had done similarly before and a shtick that would be common for Murphy in the next couple decades.
- Good Morning, My Neighbors! I think this was an obligatory scene for all comedy scripts written in the 1980s set in NYC. At least it sure seems that way.
Apr 11, 2021 · Smith was the Vice President of Eddie Murphy Television, where they produced projects, including “The Royal Family,” “What’s Alan Watching?,” and the TV version of “Coming to America.” He is known for playing Sweets in “Coming to America” and recent sequel, “Coming 2 America.”
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Mar 11, 2021 · Comically played by Murphy, Hall, and Clint Smith, the elderly characters of Clarence, Saul, Sweets, and Morris mysteriously returned to their posts in Coming 2 America. And Saul, an old Jewish man played by Murphy, was the main focus of the post-credits scene at the very end of the movie.