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Diary of a Mad Black Woman (2005)

Time heals the heart. Faith heals the rest.

Original Title : Diary of a Mad Black Woman
Director : Darren Grant
Writer : Tyler Perry
Tyler Perry
Genre : Drama
Comedy
Country : USA
Language : English
Producer : Reuben Cannon , John Dellaverson , Joseph P. Genier , Molly M. Mayeux , Michael Paseornek , Tyler Perry , Tyler Perry , Mike Upton
Music : Camara Kambon
Photography : David Claessen
MPAA Rating : Rated PG-13 for drug content, thematic elements, crude sexual references and some violence.
IMDB ID : 0422093
Official site : http://www.diaryofamadblackwomanmovie.com/
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Diary of a Mad Black Woman (2005) - Darren Grant
 

Starring

ÂKimberly Elise Helen
ÂSteve Harris Charles
ÂShemar Moore Orlando
ÂTamara Taylor Debrah
ÂLisa Marcos Brenda
ÂTiffany Evans Tiffany
ÂCicely Tyson Myrtle
ÂTyler Perry Brian/Madea/Joe
ÂTerrell Carter Reverend Carter
ÂCarole Mitchell-Leon Mildred (as Carol Mitchell-Leon
ÂAvery Knight BJ
ÂVickie Eng Christina
ÂGary Sturgis Jamison
ÂBart Hansard Guard
ÂChandra Currelley-Young Chandra
ÂSho Dixon Child
ÂTamela J. Mann Cora (as Tamela Mann
ÂRic Reitz D.A
ÂLauren Leah Mitchell Doctor
ÂMike Pniewski Foreman
ÂWilbur Fitzgerald Judge
ÂL. Warren Young Judge
ÂMablean Ephriam Judge Ephriam (as Judge Mablean Ephriam
ÂTony Vaughn Juror
ÂE. Roger Mitchell Kalvin
ÂCedric Pendleton Max
ÂRichard Reed Bailiff
ÂJoe Washington Reporter
ÂKate Donadio Secretary
ÂCrystal Porter Woman
ÂRyan Gentles Bartender
ÂRonnie Garrett Band Member
ÂMarcus Williams Band Member
ÂEarl Fleming Band Member
ÂChristian Keyes Man Proposing
ÂVic Aviles Party Guest (uncredited
ÂDonnie McClurkin Pastor (uncredited
ÂJohn Fitzgerald Page Dr. Frank Doyle (uncredited
ÂBrandon Thaxton Church Parishioner (uncredited
ÂJoe Walsh Steel worker (uncredited
ÂSteve Warren Lawyer at Banquet (uncredited
 

Plot

Helen McCarthy has everything a woman wants: a nice house and rich husband. However after her husband Charles throws her out of the house after admitting to an affair a distraught Helen turns to her mother, grandmother Madea and cousin Brian who take her in and turn back to God. Helen learns for the first time in her life to stand up on her two feet and is ready to remove herself from her relationship with Charles and move on with Orlando. But when her husband is almost killed by a vengeful client, Helen wonders if she has the heart to forgive him despite everything.
 

Comments

Movie Sends Out a Message, 28 February 2005 Author: randrco from United States Too many critics are taking this movie TOO seriously and I believe it is not Mr. Perry's intent. The movie is to keep the audience attracted by inserting comical twists and turns throughout - therefore, the use of Madea. Additionally, the movie explains issues within the black family while applying a spiritual message and lesson. Although it is apparent that the target audience was the black family who has additionally supported Mr. Perry's theatrical career, MY family and I equally enjoyed it and feel it could be applied to our culture and ethnic group as well. I am now interested in seeing more Tyler Perry movies and plays with my family. The issues that face our society are not color blind.
 
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