Richard Pryor in the classic movie “The Toy.”
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(and no that is not a racist remark. I fondly remember Richard Pryor from Superman III. He may not have had an “S” when he opened his shirt, but hey he got to be Spidey before Tobey Maguire.)
So uhm how did Pryor fit his fro in the mask?
To entertain his spoiled little boy
I remember seeing this back in the day (1981?) and thought it was really funny, but I’m afraid to watch it now because I don’t think it’s aged well. Something about a rich white man “buying” an African-American man seems a bit off to me.
Two decades past since I last saw that film
I admit being one of the few who enjoyed his work in Superman III
R.I.P Richard Pryor