March 27, 2007 2:33 pm
comedy central insider
comedy central insider
Daniel Sadek is the executive producer of the upcoming movie Redline who own(ed) a $1.5 million Enzo Ferrari so rare and coveted you need permission from the freakin' car manufacturer to buy one. So in the spirit of supreme generoisity he gave Double Take star Eddie Griffin the keys to practice for a charity event.
As seen in this article and attendant video, Griffin proceeds to pile the machine into a barricade. Eddie escaped unscathed, only to utter the line:
"Undercover Brother is good at karate and all the rest of that, but a brother can't drive."
Apparently it's okay for a comedian to destroy another man's dream car as long as he refers to himself as a fictional character from a movie he made five years ago. Nice one.
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as to the above comment, i count at least two spelling errors, questionable spacing, and a random asterisks, in just two paragraphs. damn I'm good.
As I have state before and state again, this whole episode is a metaphor for the man's entire catalogue*. i wonder if he got into an ambulance at the end of every day of shooting Norbit.
And what he did to Malcome Jamal Warner with Malcolm and Eddie surely qualifies as a criminal offense. That used to be Theo "I'll Ride a Motorbiiiiiiike" Huxtable. Am I saying MJW was the acting equivalent of a rare Ferrari Enzo? No I'm not. He was one of a kind.