Homie Spumoni (2006)
Overview
All his life, African-American Renato has been raised in an Italian-American family. Completely unaware that he is Black, his life is upended when his birth parents materialize, causing Renato to examine what he true heritage is.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.488 |
Directed By
Mike Cerrone
Crew
Glenn Ciano
Julio Caro
Gregg Nourjian
Richard Crudo
Mike Cerrone
Chris Hajian
TOP CAST
Donald Faison
Renato
Jamie-Lynn Sigler
Alli Butterman
Whoopi Goldberg
Thelma
Paul Mooney
George
Lina Giornofelice
Maria
Alvaro D'Antonio
Enzo
Gino Marrocco
Restaurant Owner
Joey Fatone
Buddy
Kira Clavell
Nipp Su
Jason Schombing
Dr. Finklestein
Linda Kash
Mrs. Butterman
Tony Rock
Dana
Kathleen Laskey
Agnes
Rhona Shekter
Shirley
Tony Nappo
Uncle Nicky Pollina
Paulino Nunes
Big C
Michelle Arvizu
Angelina
Anna Starnino
Mrs. Caputo
Marvin Ishmael
Omar (uncredited)
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