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Chris Tucker (born August 31, 1972) is an African American actor and comedian.
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Christopher Tucker (born August 31, 1972) is an African American actor and comedian. He is best known for playing the role of Detective James Carter in the Rush Hour film series. Tucker became a frequent stand up performer on Def Comedy Jam in the 1990s. He came to prominence in the 1995 film Friday alongside Ice Cube, and then appeared in Luc Bess...
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Chris Tucker stars, from 2 Fan reports
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London - Hammersmith Apollo
24/11/12
chris tucker was on top form from e.risley, 26/11/12
Had a great night chris tucker was amazing and the supporting acts where great glad we went so funny. -
London - Hammersmith Apollo
24/11/12
Chris Tucker - Nov 24th 2012 from Tendom, 26/11/12
In the beginning he seemed a little nervous as there was alot of thanking the audience for their support over the years and he seemed to be thinking about what to say next but...after about 10mins he really got started and every now and then there were lags but generally he was on fire! And really surprisingly he only cursed once, maybe twice. He was candid about his tax issue and covered his childhood and experiences since he became famous...he does a number of brilliant impersonations and who knew - sings really well. I knew hed be funny but by the time it was over my sides ached. I was at the front of the top tier which was a good view but to get the full effect of his show hes a person you need to see close up as I knew we were missing out on his facial expressions.
I read other reviews at previous shows and not all were great but unless he improved since they saw him I strongly disagree. And, the support acts London Brown and Perry I think his name was were great. Londons a little young for a whole show right now but the second act good lord he could have a show for himself - Im so tempted to spoil his opening line ;). This money well spent for a total period of just under 2 hours. It also started on time. I dont usually complete reviews but this deserved it.
