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YouTube: Classic comedy’s take on landlord humour

By Jay Garcia 19 January 2016 | 6 minute read
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This week’s YouTube clip is taken from the 1988 comedy Coming to America starring Eddie Murphy as the prince of Zamunda, a fictional wealthy African nation.

In the scene below, Frankie Faison plays the landlord of a derelict apartment building in Queens, New York where Prince Akeem, Eddie Murphy’s character, has recently relocated to find a wife.

Prince Akeem wishes to find a down-to-earth bride by disguising his wealth and stature and seeking ‘meagre accommodation’.

The landlord highlights some of the features of the building, including a grotesque communal bathroom and a room where a homicide took place.

WARNING: Clip contains profane language.

 
 

In the scene below, Frankie Faison plays the landlord of a derelict apartment building in Queens, New York where Prince Akeem, Eddie Murphy’s character, has recently relocated to find a wife.

Prince Akeem wishes to find a down-to-earth bride by disguising his wealth and stature and seeking ‘meagre accommodation’.

The landlord highlights some of the features of the building, including a grotesque communal bathroom and a room where a homicide took place.

WARNING: Clip contains profane language.

 

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