Love Chronicles (film)
Love Chronicles is a 2003 romantic comedy, written and directed by Tyler Maddox-Simms. The film stars Clifton Powell, LisaRaye McCoy, Robin Givens, and Terrence Howard.
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| Directed by | Tyler Maddox-Simms |
| Produced by | Kym Whitley Monica R. Cooper Troy Stroud Tyler Maddox-Simms |
| Written by | Tyler Maddox-Simms |
| Starring | Aries Spears Chris Spencer LisaRaye McCoy Monica Calhoun Tammy Townsend |
| Music by | Ghalee Wadood |
| Cinematography | William MacCollum |
| Edited by | Byron Jost Romeo Carey |
| Distributed by | UrbanWorks Entertainment |
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Running time | 78 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Plot
A pair of talk show hosts team with a relationship-guide author to help listeners improve their relationships. Eventually, the trio unwittingly expose their own love-related baggage. Starring Terrence Howard and Robin Givens, Love Chronicles screened at the American Black Film Festival.
Cast
- Al Clegg — Marcus
- Aries Spears — Playa
- Buddy Lewis — Male Nurse
- Chris Spencer — Gavin
- Clifton Powell — Thomas
- Darrel Heath — Kenny
- Holly Joy Gaines — Tamia
- Kym Whitley — Renee
- LisaRaye McCoy — Marie Tousaant
- Monica Calhoun — Maya
- Paula Jai Parker — Sara
- Robin Givens — Monifa Burly
- Terrence Howard — Troy
- Tommy "Tiny" Lister — Alfonso
- Tracey Cherelle Jones — Nikkola
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