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Tyler Perry

Interviews

Janice D. Hamlet (Hrsg.)

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A career-spanning volume, Tyler Perry: Interviews collects sixteen interviews, ranging from the early 2000s to 2018. Once a destitute and struggling playwright, Tyler Perry (b. 1969) is now a multimedia phenomenon and one of the most lucrative auteurs in Hollywood. Known for his unwavering and audacious rhetorical style, Perry has produced an impressive body of work by rejecting Hollywood’s procedures and following his personal template.

Featuring mostly African American actors and centering primarily on women, Perry’s films lace drama and comedy with Christianity. Despite the skepticism of Hollywood executives who claimed that church-going black people do not go to the movies, Perry achieved critical success with the release of his first film, Diary of a Mad Black Woman, which became the US’s highest-grossing movie of 2005. With his movies, Perry has discovered an untapped audience for the stories he has to offer—stories about adversity, faith, family, and redemption.

Critics, including African American filmmaker Spike Lee, have censured Perry’s work for being repetitive and reinforcing negative stereotypes that have long plagued the African American community. Supporters, however, praise Perry for creating films that allow his audience to see themselves onscreen. Regardless of how his films are received, Perry’s accomplishments—establishing the Tyler Perry brand, building one of the largest movie studios in the country, employing more African Americans in front of and behind the camera than any other studio, and creating cinematic content for audiences other filmmakers have ignored—undeniably establish him as one of the most powerful multimedia moguls in the country.

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Christian filmmaking, African American comedy, Business entrepreneur, Entertainment mogul, Race, Redemption, African American films, entertainment, Diversity in film, gender performance, African American church, Lionsgate entertainment, Comedy, drama, African American movie studios, Film Studies, gender, Viacom, sexuality, African American filmmakers, Spirituality, performance, Biography, class, Gospel theatre, Madea, African American theatre, women, OWN, sitcoms, Faith, African American drama, Diary of a Mad Black Woman, matriarchs, stage plays, African American Studies, African American sitcoms, African American playwrights, race performance Movie mogul, black hollywood