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The movie was bad acting, bad comedy, and based on stereotypes from the 80's.
Just opinion.
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I wonder the same about his career - but i did see a preview on TV for a television film premiering in the upcoming weeks (maybe next weekend? not sure) - i think it's gonna be airing on Lifetime TV.
He is playing Ben Carson in a true story biographical film.
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Baltimore’s internationally renowned physician, Dr. Ben Carson, longstanding Director of Pediatric Neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins is being portrayed by the Oscar winner Cuba Gooding Jr. in the new TNT original movie GIFTED HANDS: THE BEN CARSON STORY. But we have the real thing. Check out this video where Dr. Carson talks about why he loves Baltimore...
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