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“I did no research on The Best Man. That was something that came out from my own head.”

Quote by Malcolm D. Lee

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Malcolm D. Lee is an American film director known for his diverse body of work in both commercial and independent cinema. His films span a wide range of genres, from teen comedies to action thrillers. Born on January 11, 1970, Lee's career began with writing scripts for television and film, which later led to his transition into directing. more

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