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I Like It Like That

Year:

1994

Duration:

104 min

Genres:

Comedy | Drama | Romance

IMDB rate:

6.7

Director:

Darnell Martin

Awards:

1 win & 4 nominations

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1994-10-14

Filming Locations: Bronx, New York City, New York, USA

Earnings

Gross: $1,777,020 (USA) Related Links

Cast

Actor

Character

Scott Jarred Cohen

Lauren Vélez

Lisette Linares

Jon Seda

Chino Linares

Tomas Melly

Li'l Chino Linares

Desiree Casado

Minnie Linares

Isaiah Garcia

Pee Wee Linares (as Isiah Garcia)

Jesse Borrego

Alexis

Lisa Vidal

Magdalena Soto

Griffin Dunne

Stephen Price

Rita Moreno

Rosaria Linares

Vincent Laresca

Angel

Elvis Nolasco

Tito (as E.O. Nolasco)

Sammy Melendez

Victor

Jose Soto

Chris

Gloria Irizarry

Mrs. Gonzalez

Emilio Del Pozo

Mr. Soto

Donald Jackson

Jack

Gary Perez

Father Jaime

Martha Speakes

Hefty Woman

Marina Durell

Lou Ferguson

Joe

Juan Cruz

David

Michael McKinney

Tour

Casey E. Rodriguez

Freddy

Joe Quintero

Pawnbroker

Julia Aponte

Modeling School Director

Daphne Rubin-Vega

Modeling School Receptionist

Toukie Smith

Val (as Tookie A. Smith)

Fat Joe

Biker Inmate (as Fat Joe Da Gangsta)

Luis A. Marrero

Tony Mendez

Fredy Correa

Ricky Mendez

Jerry Rivera

Pablo Herrera

Billy Lux

Photographer

Larry Attile

Dispatcher

Marta Vidal

Santera

Jeffrey Doornbos

Stylist (as Jeffery Doornbos)

Gino Lucci

Price Photo Double

Ángel Ramírez

Mendez Brothers (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

With this, her debut feature, Director Darnell Martin was reputedly the first black American woman to write and direct a film for a major Hollywood studio.

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Originally titled "Black Out", but director Darnell Martin was forced to change it by Columbia.

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Director Darnell Martin had a major falling out with her film studio Columbia as she objected to the title change, the fact that they marketed her film as a romantic comedy in the vein of "Four Weddings and a Funeral" and that they referred to her in their publicity as an Afro-American female director. Although Martin technically fits that description, she took exception to the fact that the studio was using her ethnicity as a tool to sell tickets.

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Quotes

Lisette Linares: You know what your problem is? You never think about the other person.

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