About Martin Lawrence Live: Runteldat (2002)

"Martin Lawrence Live: Runteldat" is a stand-up comedy film released in 2002. It features the highly energetic comedic talent, Martin Lawrence, in a raw and uncensored act that is both hilarious and insightful. The movie goes beyond a typical concert film as it also highlights Lawrence's life experiences.

Plot and Summary

The movie documents Martin Lawrence's life, tackling topics from his humble beginnings to his meteoric rise in Hollywood. The comedian delves into his personal hardships, including his controversial arrest and three-week coma, offering audiences a glimpse into the life behind the laughter in a compelling, sometimes emotional, always funny performance.

Making / Production

David Raynr directed the film, and Lawrence and Michael Hubbard produced it. The film was produced by Runteldat Entertainment and distributed by Paramount Pictures.

Actors

• Martin Lawrence - He played himself in this stand-up comedy act. His brilliant performance showcased his ability to mix comedy with personal life experiences, displaying not only his sense of humor but also his emotional depth.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The title of the film, "Runteldat," is derived from Lawrence's popular catchphrase, "Run tell that."
• The film was released in the United States in August 2002.
• This is Lawrence's second stand-up comedy film. His first one, "You So Crazy," was released in 1994.

Awards

The film did not receive any major awards but was well appreciated by audiences and fans of Martin Lawrence for his raw and authentic performance.

Quotes

• "You don't know nothing about no Banana Boat."
• "Somebody just runteldat!"

Music, Soundtrack

• The film featured a blend of popular and funky music to align with Lawrence's energetic style, but no specific soundtrack was released for the movie.