A successful actor, director and playwright who was little known outside of the African-American community until 2005, Tyler Perry was born in New Orleans September 13, 1969. He triumphed over poverty and homelessness with a series of gospel-themed plays he wrote, produced and starred in, starting with the Atlanta production of "I Know I've Been Changed."With "I Can Do Bad All By Myself," Perry introduced the character of Madea, a gun-toting, wisdom-spouting black matriarch. Madea returned in five more productions, which played to sold-out audiences from Chicago to Miami and were released on DVD.
Perry brought Madea to the big screen in early 2005 with a script based on the six plays, playing his famous creation and two other roles as well. Diary of a Mad Black Woman startled Hollywood bean counters with a $45 million box office return on a $5.5 million budget.
AddTyler Perry's Madea Goes to JailWhen a routine speeding incident turns into a full-blown highway "situation," Madea (Tyler Perry) mouths off to a cop and lands herself in jail, where she's suddenly trapped behind bars with more motherly instinct than she knows what to do with. But Madea's nurturing side comes in handy when she... Read More
AddWhy Did I Get MarriedIn this big-screen adaptation of Tyler Perry's stage hit, eight married college friends gather for a weeklong reunion in the snowy mountains of Colorado. But a startling revelation of infidelity sets off a chain reaction of soul searching. Perry, who also directs, stars alongside Malik Yoba, Sharon... Read More
AddI Can Do Bad All By MyselfIn this filmed version of writer-director Tyler Perry's hit play, Perry reprises his role as family matriarch Madea, whose niece, Vianne (Kisha Grandy), is grappling with divorcing her cheating husband (Carl Pertile) -- unaware that her sister, Maylee (Donna Stewart), is the other woman. Meanwhile,... Read More
AddMadea's Family ReunionActor and playwright Tyler Perry reprises his memorable role as the inimitable Madea, a gun-toting granny who, amid the chaos of preparations for a family reunion, must try to keep her clan together in the face of various emotional crises. Based on Perry's acclaimed stage production, this hilarious... Read More
AddMadea Goes to JailIf you think Mabel "Madea" Simmons (writer-director Tyler Perry of Diary of a Mad Black Woman) is crazy under normal circumstances, just watch what happens when she has a captive audience -- in jail! In this stage play, Madea gets thrown into the slammer amid a cell full of fellow inmates,... Read More
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