This book tells the story of how five comedic pioneers—Eddie Murphy, Paul Mooney, Keenen Ivory Wayans, Robert Townsend, and Arsenio Hall—joined forces to revolutionize American popular culture. Known as Hollywood’s “Black Pack,” they shattered Hollywood norms, using sharp social satire to boldly critique America’s persistent racial inequalities.
This book tells the story of how five comedic pioneers—Eddie Murphy, Paul Mooney, Keenen Ivory Wayans, Robert Townsend, and Arsenio Hall—joined forces to revolutionize American popular culture. Known as Hollywood’s “Black Pack,” they shattered Hollywood norms, using sharp social satire to boldly critique America’s persistent racial inequalities.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
ARTEL GREAT holds the George and Judy Marcus Endowed Chair in African-American Cinema Studies and is an assistant professor of Critical Studies at the San Francisco State University, School of Cinema. He is also an Independent Spirit Award–nominated filmmaker and Black cinema scholar. He is the coeditor of Black Cinema and Visual Culture: Art and Politics in the 21st Century.
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Contents Introduction: Black-American Humor and Rituals of Resistance 1 Planet Provocative: Paul Mooney, The Richard Pryor Show & Revolutionary Laughter 2 Black Star Power: The Economics of Eddie Murphy & the Rise of the Black Pack 3 The Mothership: Hollywood Shuffle & the Arrival of Robert Townsend 4 The Hipness Litmus: The Arsenio Hall Show, In Living Color & Black Pack TV Coda: Black Resistance Humor into the Afro-Future Acknowledgments Notes Appendix
Contents Introduction: Black-American Humor and Rituals of Resistance 1 Planet Provocative: Paul Mooney, The Richard Pryor Show & Revolutionary Laughter 2 Black Star Power: The Economics of Eddie Murphy & the Rise of the Black Pack 3 The Mothership: Hollywood Shuffle & the Arrival of Robert Townsend 4 The Hipness Litmus: The Arsenio Hall Show, In Living Color & Black Pack TV Coda: Black Resistance Humor into the Afro-Future Acknowledgments Notes Appendix
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