Fair Game (2005 film)
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| Fair Game | |
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| Directed by | Michael Whaley |
| Written by | J.M. Winters Michael Whaley |
| Produced by | Curtis Shaw Jaki West LaMonica Peters Lia Smith Michael Whaley Robert Idavia Steve Weisberg T.C. Payton Thomas Mueed Tommy Burns William White Yeoman Elvan |
| Starring | Christopher B. Duncan Gina Torres Kellita Smith Michael Whaley Mother Love |
| Cinematography | Stephen Timberlake |
| Edited by | Amber Pfeiffer |
| Music by | Steven Barri Cohen |
| Distributed by | UrbanWorks Entertainment |
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Running time | 85 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Fair Game is a 2005 romantic comedy film, written and directed by Michael Whaley. Whaley also stars in the film, alongside Gina Torres.
Plot[edit]
Michael (Whaley) and Stacey (Torres) are co-workers who can barely get along at the office. When Michael is suddenly thrust out of his home, the two are unexpectedly forced to become roommates. Though neither is particularly happy about the situation, they eventually learn to like each other, to the point where an undeniable attraction forms. However, another man enters Stacey's life right around the same time, complicating things even more than they were before.
Cast[edit]
- Gina Torres — Stacey
- Michael Whaley — Michael
- Christopher B. Duncan — Marcus
- Kellita Smith — Cheryl
- LaTocha Scott — Vanessa
- Lia Smith — Fiona
- Mark Christopher Lawrence — Wesley
- Michael Jace — E
- Mother Love — Phyllis
- Terri Vaughn — Wanda[1]
Awards[edit]
- 2005 Motorcity International Film Festival – Best Soundtrack
- 2005 Pan African Film Festival – Blockbuster Video Audience Favorite
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