A Snowy Day in Oakland (2023) - Revision history

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Rh0nd311a at 00:37, 9 October 2023

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	'''Release Date:''' March 17, 2023 (USA) \| '''Length:''' 92 min \| '''Genre:''' Comedy \| '''MPAA Rating:''' Rated PG-13 for some suggestive material, language and brief violence, \| '''Note(s):''' The movie, originally titled "Headshop" was scheduled for release in 2018. It was finally released in 2023 under the title above. I could not identify Candis Woods in the film, and I never actually saw Keith David, Jackée Harry, Joshua T. Shipman, or Candis Woods in the film. According to a story breakdown on [https://culturemixonline.com/tag/keith-david/ CultureMix.com] in a review by Carla Hay, they play the younger and older parents of Nicole Ari Parker's character, LaTrice.		'''Release Date:''' March 17, 2023 (USA) \| '''Length:''' 92 min \| '''Genre:''' Comedy \| '''MPAA Rating:''' Rated PG-13 for some suggestive material, language and brief violence, \| '''Note(s):''' The movie, originally titled "Headshop" was scheduled for release in 2018. It was finally released in 2023 under the title above. I could not identify Candis Woods in the film, and I never actually saw Keith David, Jackée Harry, Joshua T. Shipman, or Candis Woods in the film. According to a story breakdown on [https://culturemixonline.com/tag/keith-david/ CultureMix.com] in a review by Carla Hay, they play the younger and older parents of Nicole Ari Parker's character, LaTrice.
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	!"LaTrice spent some of her childhood in this Oakland neighborhood but moved away to Connecticut when she was about 9 or 10 years old, because her father got an executive job at an unnamed company. (In these childhood flashbacks, Jasmyn Renee Coleman plays a young Latrice; Candis Woods plays LaTrice’s mother; and Joshua Shipman plays LaTrice’s father.) LaTrice now wants to go back to her Oakland roots. But will she be welcome in this community?		\|'''''"LaTrice spent some of her childhood in this Oakland neighborhood but moved away to Connecticut when she was about 9 or 10 years old, because her father got an executive job at an unnamed company. (In these childhood flashbacks, Jasmyn Renee Coleman plays a young Latrice; Candis Woods plays LaTrice’s mother; and Joshua Shipman plays LaTrice’s father.) LaTrice now wants to go back to her Oakland roots. But will she be welcome in this community?'''''

			'''''LaTrice’s father became such a successful businessperson, she spent most of her life living with wealth. How rich is LaTrice’s father? When he finds out that LaTrice is moving her office, he offers to helicopter some cash over to her to help her get a new start with her business. LaTrice politely declines the offer. (Keith David and Jackée Harry have quick cameos as LaTrice’s present-day parents.)"'''''

	LaTrice’s father became such a successful businessperson, she spent most of her life living with wealth. How rich is LaTrice’s father? When he finds out that LaTrice is moving her office, he offers to helicopter some cash over to her to help her get a new start with her business. LaTrice politely declines the offer. (Keith David and Jackée Harry have quick cameos as LaTrice’s present-day parents.)"
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Rh0nd311a at 00:35, 9 October 2023

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	==Release Info:==		==Release Info:==
	'''Release Date:''' March 17, 2023 (USA) \| '''Length:''' 92 min \| '''Genre:''' Comedy \| '''MPAA Rating:''' Rated PG-13 for some suggestive material, language and brief violence, \| '''Note(s):''' The movie, originally titled "Headshop" was scheduled for release in 2018. It was finally released in 2023 under the title above. I could not identify Candis Woods in the film, and I never actually saw Keith David, Jackée Harry, Joshua T. Shipman, or Candis Woods in the film. According to a story breakdown on CultureMix.com in a review by Carla Hay, they play the younger and older parents of Nicole Ari Parker's character, LaTrice.		'''Release Date:''' March 17, 2023 (USA) \| '''Length:''' 92 min \| '''Genre:''' Comedy \| '''MPAA Rating:''' Rated PG-13 for some suggestive material, language and brief violence, \| '''Note(s):''' The movie, originally titled "Headshop" was scheduled for release in 2018. It was finally released in 2023 under the title above. I could not identify Candis Woods in the film, and I never actually saw Keith David, Jackée Harry, Joshua T. Shipman, or Candis Woods in the film. According to a story breakdown on [https://culturemixonline.com/tag/keith-david/ CultureMix.com] in a review by Carla Hay, they play the younger and older parents of Nicole Ari Parker's character, LaTrice.
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	!"LaTrice spent some of her childhood in this Oakland neighborhood but moved away to Connecticut when she was about 9 or 10 years old, because her father got an executive job at an unnamed company. (In these childhood flashbacks, Jasmyn Renee Coleman plays a young Latrice; Candis Woods plays LaTrice’s mother; and Joshua Shipman plays LaTrice’s father.) LaTrice now wants to go back to her Oakland roots. But will she be welcome in this community?		!"LaTrice spent some of her childhood in this Oakland neighborhood but moved away to Connecticut when she was about 9 or 10 years old, because her father got an executive job at an unnamed company. (In these childhood flashbacks, Jasmyn Renee Coleman plays a young Latrice; Candis Woods plays LaTrice’s mother; and Joshua Shipman plays LaTrice’s father.) LaTrice now wants to go back to her Oakland roots. But will she be welcome in this community?
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	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
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Rh0nd311a at 00:33, 9 October 2023

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	'''Release Date:''' March 17, 2023 (USA) \| '''Length:''' 92 min \| '''Genre:''' Comedy \| '''MPAA Rating:''' Rated PG-13 for some suggestive material, language and brief violence, \| '''Note(s):''' The movie, originally titled "Headshop" was scheduled for release in 2018. It was finally released in 2023 under the title above. I could not identify Candis Woods in the film, and I never actually saw Keith David, Jackée Harry, Joshua T. Shipman, or Candis Woods in the film. According to a story breakdown on CultureMix.com in a review by Carla Hay, they play the younger and older parents of Nicole Ari Parker's character, LaTrice.		'''Release Date:''' March 17, 2023 (USA) \| '''Length:''' 92 min \| '''Genre:''' Comedy \| '''MPAA Rating:''' Rated PG-13 for some suggestive material, language and brief violence, \| '''Note(s):''' The movie, originally titled "Headshop" was scheduled for release in 2018. It was finally released in 2023 under the title above. I could not identify Candis Woods in the film, and I never actually saw Keith David, Jackée Harry, Joshua T. Shipman, or Candis Woods in the film. According to a story breakdown on CultureMix.com in a review by Carla Hay, they play the younger and older parents of Nicole Ari Parker's character, LaTrice.
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	!''"LaTrice spent some of her childhood in this Oakland neighborhood but moved away to Connecticut when she was about 9 or 10 years old, because her father got an executive job at an unnamed company. (In these childhood flashbacks, Jasmyn Renee Coleman plays a young Latrice; Candis Woods plays LaTrice’s mother; and Joshua Shipman plays LaTrice’s father.) LaTrice now wants to go back to her Oakland roots. But will she be welcome in this community?''		!"LaTrice spent some of her childhood in this Oakland neighborhood but moved away to Connecticut when she was about 9 or 10 years old, because her father got an executive job at an unnamed company. (In these childhood flashbacks, Jasmyn Renee Coleman plays a young Latrice; Candis Woods plays LaTrice’s mother; and Joshua Shipman plays LaTrice’s father.) LaTrice now wants to go back to her Oakland roots. But will she be welcome in this community?


	''LaTrice’s father became such a successful businessperson, she spent most of her life living with wealth. How rich is LaTrice’s father? When he finds out that LaTrice is moving her office, he offers to helicopter some cash over to her to help her get a new start with her business. LaTrice politely declines the offer. (Keith David and Jackée Harry have quick cameos as LaTrice’s present-day parents.)"''
			LaTrice’s father became such a successful businessperson, she spent most of her life living with wealth. How rich is LaTrice’s father? When he finds out that LaTrice is moving her office, he offers to helicopter some cash over to her to help her get a new start with her business. LaTrice politely declines the offer. (Keith David and Jackée Harry have quick cameos as LaTrice’s present-day parents.)"
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Rh0nd311a at 00:32, 9 October 2023

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	''LaTrice’s father became such a successful businessperson, she spent most of her life living with wealth. How rich is LaTrice’s father? When he finds out that LaTrice is moving her office, he offers to helicopter some cash over to her to help her get a new start with her business. LaTrice politely declines the offer. (Keith David and Jackée Harry have quick cameos as LaTrice’s present-day parents.)"''		''LaTrice’s father became such a successful businessperson, she spent most of her life living with wealth. How rich is LaTrice’s father? When he finds out that LaTrice is moving her office, he offers to helicopter some cash over to her to help her get a new start with her business. LaTrice politely declines the offer. (Keith David and Jackée Harry have quick cameos as LaTrice’s present-day parents.)"''
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Rh0nd311a at 00:31, 9 October 2023

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	'''Release Date:''' March 17, 2023 (USA) \| '''Length:''' 92 min \| '''Genre:''' Comedy \| '''MPAA Rating:''' Rated PG-13 for some suggestive material, language and brief violence, \| '''Note(s):''' The movie, originally titled "Headshop" was scheduled for release in 2018. It was finally released in 2023 under the title above. I could not identify Candis Woods in the film, and I never actually saw Keith David, Jackée Harry, Joshua T. Shipman, or Candis Woods in the film. According to a story breakdown on CultureMix.com in a review by Carla Hay, they play the younger and older parents of Nicole Ari Parker's character, LaTrice.		'''Release Date:''' March 17, 2023 (USA) \| '''Length:''' 92 min \| '''Genre:''' Comedy \| '''MPAA Rating:''' Rated PG-13 for some suggestive material, language and brief violence, \| '''Note(s):''' The movie, originally titled "Headshop" was scheduled for release in 2018. It was finally released in 2023 under the title above. I could not identify Candis Woods in the film, and I never actually saw Keith David, Jackée Harry, Joshua T. Shipman, or Candis Woods in the film. According to a story breakdown on CultureMix.com in a review by Carla Hay, they play the younger and older parents of Nicole Ari Parker's character, LaTrice.
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	\|+		!''"LaTrice spent some of her childhood in this Oakland neighborhood but moved away to Connecticut when she was about 9 or 10 years old, because her father got an executive job at an unnamed company. (In these childhood flashbacks, Jasmyn Renee Coleman plays a young Latrice; Candis Woods plays LaTrice’s mother; and Joshua Shipman plays LaTrice’s father.) LaTrice now wants to go back to her Oakland roots. But will she be welcome in this community?''
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			''LaTrice’s father became such a successful businessperson, she spent most of her life living with wealth. How rich is LaTrice’s father? When he finds out that LaTrice is moving her office, he offers to helicopter some cash over to her to help her get a new start with her business. LaTrice politely declines the offer. (Keith David and Jackée Harry have quick cameos as LaTrice’s present-day parents.)"''
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 '''Release Date:''' March 17, 2023 (USA) | '''Length:''' 92 min | '''Genre:''' Comedy | '''MPAA Rating:''' Rated PG-13 for some suggestive material, language and brief violence, | '''Note(s):''' The movie, originally titled "Headshop" was scheduled for release in 2018. It was finally released in 2023 under the title above. I could not identify Candis Woods in the film, and I never actually saw Keith David, Jackée Harry, Joshua T. Shipman, or Candis Woods in the film. According to a story breakdown on CultureMix.com in a review by Carla Hay, they play the younger and older parents of Nicole Ari Parker's character, LaTrice.
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Rh0nd311a at 00:19, 9 October 2023

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	===Starring:===		===Starring:===
	[[Nicole Ari Parker]], [[Evan Ross]], Arden Myrin, [[Roger Cross]], Sean Maguire, [[Loretta Devine]], [[Reno Wilson]], [[Kimberly Elise]], [[Deon Cole]], [[Marla Gibbs]], Tony Plana, [[Donis Leonard Jr.]], Claudia Zevallos, [[Keith David]], [[Jackée Harry]], [[Kyle Bary]], [[Crystal L. Bass]], [[Joni Bovill]], [[Derrex Brady]], John Cappetta, Matthew Cappetta, Mike Cappetta, [[Jasmyn Renee Coleman]], [[Alycia Cooper]], Efé, [[Theresa Ford]], Jessica Gardner, Brent Huff, Jay Jablonski, [[Jacob Lusk]], Danika Morton, [[Joshua Paule]], Sada Policar, Jayla Powe, Daniel Rivera, Brandon Scott, Joshua T. Shipman, Adria Tennor, [[Clayton Thomas]], Alisson Velazquez, Candis Woods		[[Nicole Ari Parker]], [[Evan Ross]], Arden Myrin, [[Roger Cross]], Sean Maguire, [[Loretta Devine]], [[Reno Wilson]], [[Kimberly Elise]], [[Deon Cole]], [[Marla Gibbs]], Tony Plana, [[Donis Leonard Jr.]], Claudia Zevallos, [[Keith David]], [[Jackée Harry]], [[Kyle Bary]], [[Crystal L. Bass]], [[Joni Bovill]], [[Derrex Brady]], John Cappetta, Matthew Cappetta, Mike Cappetta, [[Jasmyn Renee Coleman]], [[Alycia Cooper]], Efé, [[Theresa Ford]], Jessica Gardner, Brent Huff, Jay Jablonski, [[Jacob Lusk]], [[Danika Morton]], [[Joshua Paule]], Sada Policar, [[Jayla Powe]], Daniel Rivera, Brandon Scott, [[Joshua T. Shipman]], Adria Tennor, [[Clayton Thomas]], Alisson Velazquez, Candis Woods

	===Producer(s):===		===Producer(s):===
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	==Release Info:==		==Release Info:==
	'''Release Date:''' March 17, 2023 (USA) \| '''Length:''' 92 min \| '''Genre:''' Comedy \| '''MPAA Rating:''' Rated PG-13 for some suggestive material, language and brief violence, \| '''Note(s):''' ~~This~~ movie ~~was~~ originally titled "Headshop" ~~and~~ was ~~suppose to be released~~ in 2018. It was finally released in 2023 with the ~~above title~~.		'''Release Date:''' March 17, 2023 (USA) \| '''Length:''' 92 min \| '''Genre:''' Comedy \| '''MPAA Rating:''' Rated PG-13 for some suggestive material, language and brief violence, \| '''Note(s):''' The movie, originally titled "Headshop" was scheduled for release in 2018. It was finally released in 2023 under the title above. I could not identify Candis Woods in the film, and I never actually saw Keith David, Jackée Harry, Joshua T. Shipman, or Candis Woods in the film. According to a story breakdown on CultureMix.com in a review by Carla Hay, they play the younger and older parents of Nicole Ari Parker's character, LaTrice.

			''"LaTrice spent some of her childhood in this Oakland neighborhood but moved away to Connecticut when she was about 9 or 10 years old, because her father got an executive job at an unnamed company. (In these childhood flashbacks, Jasmyn Renee Coleman plays a young Latrice; Candis Woods plays LaTrice’s mother; and Joshua Shipman plays LaTrice’s father.) LaTrice now wants to go back to her Oakland roots. But will she be welcome in this community?''

			''LaTrice’s father became such a successful businessperson, she spent most of her life living with wealth. How rich is LaTrice’s father? When he finds out that LaTrice is moving her office, he offers to helicopter some cash over to her to help her get a new start with her business. LaTrice politely declines the offer. (Keith David and Jackée Harry have quick cameos as LaTrice’s present-day parents.)"''

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Rh0nd311a at 21:42, 8 October 2023

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	===Starring:===		===Starring:===
	[[Nicole Ari Parker]], [[Evan Ross]], Arden Myrin, [[Roger Cross]], Sean Maguire, [[Loretta Devine]], [[Reno Wilson]], [[Kimberly Elise]], [[Deon Cole]], [[Marla Gibbs]], Tony Plana, [[Donis Leonard Jr.]], Claudia Zevallos, [[Keith David]], [[Jackée Harry]], Kyle Bary, Crystal L. Bass, [[Joni Bovill]], [[Derrex Brady]], John Cappetta, Matthew Cappetta, Mike Cappetta, [[Jasmyn Renee Coleman]], [[Alycia Cooper]], [[Efé]], [[Theresa Ford]], Jessica Gardner, Brent Huff, Jay Jablonski, [[Jacob Lusk]], Danika Morton, [[Joshua Paule]], Sada Policar, Jayla Powe, Daniel Rivera, Brandon Scott, Joshua T. Shipman, Adria Tennor, [[Clayton Thomas]], Alisson Velazquez, Candis Woods		[[Nicole Ari Parker]], [[Evan Ross]], Arden Myrin, [[Roger Cross]], Sean Maguire, [[Loretta Devine]], [[Reno Wilson]], [[Kimberly Elise]], [[Deon Cole]], [[Marla Gibbs]], Tony Plana, [[Donis Leonard Jr.]], Claudia Zevallos, [[Keith David]], [[Jackée Harry]], [[Kyle Bary]], [[Crystal L. Bass]], [[Joni Bovill]], [[Derrex Brady]], John Cappetta, Matthew Cappetta, Mike Cappetta, [[Jasmyn Renee Coleman]], [[Alycia Cooper]], Efé, [[Theresa Ford]], Jessica Gardner, Brent Huff, Jay Jablonski, [[Jacob Lusk]], Danika Morton, [[Joshua Paule]], Sada Policar, Jayla Powe, Daniel Rivera, Brandon Scott, Joshua T. Shipman, Adria Tennor, [[Clayton Thomas]], Alisson Velazquez, Candis Woods

	===Producer(s):===		===Producer(s):===

Rh0nd311a at 21:34, 8 October 2023

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	===Starring:===		===Starring:===
	Nicole Ari Parker, Evan Ross, Arden Myrin, Roger Cross, Sean Maguire, Loretta Devine, Reno Wilson, Kimberly Elise, Deon Cole, Marla Gibbs, Tony Plana, Donis Leonard Jr., Claudia Zevallos, Keith David, Jackée Harry, Kyle Bary, Crystal L. Bass, Joni Bovill,		[[Nicole Ari Parker]], [[Evan Ross]], Arden Myrin, [[Roger Cross]], Sean Maguire, [[Loretta Devine]], [[Reno Wilson]], [[Kimberly Elise]], [[Deon Cole]], [[Marla Gibbs]], Tony Plana, [[Donis Leonard Jr.]], Claudia Zevallos, [[Keith David]], [[Jackée Harry]], Kyle Bary, Crystal L. Bass, [[Joni Bovill]], [[Derrex Brady]], John Cappetta, Matthew Cappetta, Mike Cappetta, [[Jasmyn Renee Coleman]], [[Alycia Cooper]], [[Efé]], [[Theresa Ford]], Jessica Gardner, Brent Huff, Jay Jablonski, [[Jacob Lusk]], Danika Morton, [[Joshua Paule]], Sada Policar, Jayla Powe, Daniel Rivera, Brandon Scott, Joshua T. Shipman, Adria Tennor, [[Clayton Thomas]], Alisson Velazquez, Candis Woods


	Matthew ~~CaMatthew~~ Cappetta, Mike ~~Cappettappetta~~


	~~Brent Huff~~

	, Jessica Gardner, Jay Jablonski, ~~Adria Tennor~~, ~~Clayton Thomas~~, ~~Alycia Cooper~~, ~~Jasmyn Renee Coleman~~, ~~Theresa Ford~~, Daniel Rivera, Joshua ~~Paule~~, ~~Jacob Lusk~~, ~~Brandon Scott~~

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