Let's Talk
Synopsis
Out of desperation to save a television talk show that is dying in the ratings, the producer decides to do a controversial episode on racism. He invites representatives from four hate groups, a Neo-Nazi, a Black Hebrew Israelite, a Black Muslim, and a White Separatist on the program to air their views, plying a sensationalist formula that, with the assistance of his manipulative emcee, leads to bloody mayhem.
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Release History & Theatrical Window
February 1, 2000
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Charles Tanksley
- Screenplay & Story
- Clayton Prince
- Original Title
- Let's Talk
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 29m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Charles Tanksley
Clayton Prince
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Clayton Prince
Writer
Charles Tanksley
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What is Let's Talk about?
Out of desperation to save a television talk show that is dying in the ratings, the producer decides to do a controversial episode on racism. He invites representatives from four hate groups, a Neo-Nazi, a Black Hebrew Israelite, a Black Muslim, and a White Separatist on the program to air their views, plying a sensationalist formula that, with the assistance of his manipulative emcee, leads to bloody mayhem.
Who directed Let's Talk?
Let's Talk was directed by Charles Tanksley.
Who stars in Let's Talk?
The principal cast of Let's Talk includes John E. Coleman, Al Sharpton, Kellee Stewart, Patrick McDade, Brian Anthony Wilson.
When was Let's Talk released and how long is it?
Let's Talk was released in 2000 with a total runtime of 1h 29m.