Harper (played byTaye Diggs) is an author, and former teacher at NYU his wife Robyn (played by Sanaa Lathan) is a Chef his best friend Lance (played by Morris Chestnut) is a football player who is soon to retire his wife Mia (played by Monica Calhoun) is a housewife then there is Jordan (played by Nia Long) who works for MSNBC in a executive producer role her new boyfriend Brian (played by Eddie Cibrian) who seemingly works on Wall Street then there is Julian (played by Harold Perrineau) who seems to be a innovator in education, and runs his own school with the assistance of his wife Candace (played by Regina Hall) the last two to mention are Shelby (played by Melissa De Sousa) who is a reality TV star, and Quentin (played by Terrence Howard) who owns a managing firm. For those who haven’t seen the first film though, the majority of the casts are all doing White-Collar work. Characters & Story In the film, everyone comes back and really the only new editions are the kids of the characters and the obligatory White co-star. As for the sequel, it is rare to get a whole cast to return when more than a decade has passed, and truly I think, when it comes to original movies and not ones based off someone who was alive, this is the best film featuring a Black majority cast in a while. It was funny, presented new angles for Black actors, and though Christianity, as with most Black films, was in there, it wasn’t overdone. I have probably watched the first movie, The Best Man, at least 5 to 6 times since it came out. This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
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