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  Carbon Copy (1981)

Denzel Washington makes his big screen acting debut in this biting social satire from Michael Schultz (CAR WASH, KRUSH GROOVE). Washington plays Roger Porter, the long-lost black son of "respectable" white businessman Walter Whitney. At first reluctant to accept Roger as his kin, Walter finally breaks down and admits to his snobbish and proper wife that he has a black child. As a result of his confession, he loses his place in society, his high-paying job and his Rolls Royce. Soon he is forced to find a new home and work as a manual laborer. (read more)

Starring: George Segal
Susan St. James
Jack Warden
Paul Winfield
Dick Martin
Vicky Dawson
Tom Poston
Denzel Washington
Directed By: Michael A. Schultz
Written By: Stanley Shapiro

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Carbon Copy Movie Review by B Movie Ben (6/15/2008)

Talk about an undiscovered gem. I never knew this film existed. Denzel Washington's first film role. You could see the potential for greatness even then. Yes, I know that is easy to say now, but I really mean it. Even in this small role, he was great.

My personal connection to this film aside, it really hit home the...

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