Bringing Down the House
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About This Movie
Bringing Down the House is a 2003 comedy-drama directed by Adam Shankman, starring Steve Martin and Queen Latifah. The film follows an uptight lawyer whose life is upended when he meets an escaped convict claiming innocence. Its mix of humor and social themes made it a notable release of the early 2000s.
Mix of comedy and drama with a unique premise. · Explores themes of race and social class. · Solid performances from the leads.
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VHS$3.494 comps
DVD$5.4837 comps
Blu-ray$24.991 comps
Bringing Down the House VHS Value: $3.49
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Frequently Asked Questions
Was Bringing Down the House based on a true story?
No, Bringing Down the House is a fictional comedy-drama and is not based on a true story.
Did Queen Latifah perform her own stunts in the movie?
There is no widely documented information confirming that Queen Latifah performed her own stunts in this film.
Who wrote the screenplay for Bringing Down the House?
The screenplay was written by Michael Ellis and Kirsten Smith.
Was Bringing Down the House a box office success?
The film performed well commercially, attracting audiences with its comedic premise and star power.
Are there notable cameos or supporting performances in the film?
Eugene Levy, Joan Plowright, and Jean Smart appear in supporting roles, contributing to the film's comedic and dramatic elements.
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