Homie Spumoni (2006)
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Movie Info
Donald Faison, Jamie-Lynn DiScala, Joey Fatone, and Whoopi Goldberg star in actor-turned-writer/director Mike Cerrone's identity crisis comedy concerning a young black man raised as an Italian-American. Renato may be black, but don't tell him that. Ever since he was just a young boy Renato was raised by Italian-Americans, and now that he's a grown man he refuses to even consider that he might be anything else. All of that quickly changes, however, when Renato's birth parents show up one day in an attempt to make good on the misdeeds of their past. When Renato realizes that he has been black all along, he rejects his Italian family, breaks-up with his Jewish girlfriend, and makes a concerted effort to connect with his true origins. But as Renato is about to realize, he will never truly become the man he was born to be if he isn't comfortable in his own skin.
Cast
Donald Faison
as Renato
as Renato
Jamie-Lynn Sigler
as Ally
as Ally
Joey Fatone
as Buddy
as Buddy
Tony Rock
as Dana
as Dana
Paul Mooney
as George
as George
Whoopi Goldberg
as Thelma
as Thelma

Cameron Ansell
as Aldo
as Aldo

Michelle Arvizu
as Angelina
as Angelina
Jennifer Baxter
as Shannon
as Shannon

Marcello Cabezas
as Rico
as Rico

Nadia Capone
as Norine
as Norine
Kira Clavell
as Nipp Su
as Nipp Su

Alvaro D'Antonio
as Enzo
as Enzo

Lucy Filippone
as Mrs. Rossi
as Mrs. Rossi

Lina Felice
as Maria
as Maria

Marvin Ishmael
as Omar
as Omar
Linda Kash
as Mrs. Butterman
as Mrs. Butterman

Tony Nappo
as Uncle Nicky
as Uncle Nicky

Paulino Nunes
as Big C
as Big C
Joe Pingue
as Paulie
as Paulie
Jason Schombing
as Dr. Finklestein
as Dr. Finklestein
Rhona Shekter
as Shirley
as Shirley

Anna Starnino
as Mrs. Caputo
as Mrs. Caputo

Amelia Vega
as Chanice
as Chanice

Lynval Wynter
as Young Dana
as Young Dana
Critic Reviews for Homie Spumoni
All Critics (2) | Fresh (1) | Rotten (1) | DVD (2)
A narrow-minded flick that squanders its potential by choosing to trade in so many superficial stereotypes promoting a backwards-thinking definition of what it means to be African-American.
October 8, 2007 | Rating: 1/4 | Full Review…
An equal opportunity take-no-prisoners, smooth satirical sendup of the state of race relations in the country right now.
September 1, 2007
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