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Release Date: 1988 Cast: Don Ameche, Vanessa Bell Calloway, Arsenio Hall, Eriq La Salle, Kara Young, Eddie Murphy, Louie Anderson, John Amos, Frankie Faison, Garcelle Beauvais, Shari Headley, Jake Steinfeld ...MORE Categories: Movies, Romantic Comedy, Romance Film, Comedy Of Manners, Comedy, Comedy Of Errors, Drama Film Coming to America is a 1988 comedy film directed by John Landis. The screenplay was written by David Sheffield and Barry W. Blaustein, from a story by Eddie Murphy, who also stars in the film. Murphy plays an African prince, who heads to the United States in hopes of finding a woman he can marry. Coming to America is the first of several films in which Murphy plays multiple characters. Akeem Joffer (Eddie Murphy), the prince and heir to the throne of the fictitious African country of great wealth called Zamunda, is discontented with being pampered all his life. The final straw comes when... MORE |
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- Coming to America (1988) - Sparring Session - Akeem (Eddie Murphy) spars with Semmi (Arsenio Hall) both physically, and verbally, about their views on having a wife.
- Coming to America (1988) - The Old Men Discuss Boxing - The old men in the barber shop argue about boxing.
- Coming to America (1988) - Akeem Talks Football - Akeem (Eddie Murphy) chats up Mr. McDowell (John Amos) about the New York Giants “most ripping victory.”
- Coming to America (1988) - New Digs - Prince Akeem (Eddie Murphy) and Semmi (Arsenio Hall) check out their new apartment.
- Coming to America (1988) - Semmi Writes Home - Semmi (Arsenio Hall) writes a telegram to Zamunda, but the Telegraph Lady (Elaine Kagan) finds it very curious.
- Coming to America (1988) - Akeem Goes to the Barber - Akeem (Eddie Murphy) gets some advice about American women from Randy Watson (Eddie Murphy) his local barber.









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