Cornbread, Earl and Me (1975)

[Queen B]

This early commentary on the practice of racial profiling features one of the earliest performances by the young Laurence Fishburne, in a heartrending story of a talented young black athlete who is gunned down by police after being mistaken for a violent crook. After his murder, his parents struggle to clear their son's name in the face of a police cover-up.

[Shelley "SoleMann" King]

One of my favorite movies, as a matter of fact, you made me want to see it, so i'm going to put it in....LOL.

[Queen B]

What's up Sole? You are going to have to let me and MusicMan know who killed Cornbread????

[Queen B]

MusicMan I don't know who killed Cornbread. I was about six years old when this movie came out. I remember watching it as a child. The scene that I remember most is when he is running home and he gets shot and the orange soda bottle hits the ground. I have watched it again since then but for the life of me I don't remember who killed Cornbread. LOL!!! We have to ask Sole who killed him. He said that he was going to watch it.

[Edie Antoinette]

How did I miss this????????????? Excellent QB!

[Shelley "SoleMann" King]

How did i forget to answer....LOL

[Shelley "SoleMann" King]

The Po Po killed Cornbread...In the words of Larry Fishburne...THEY KILLED CORNNNNNNNNNNNBREAD....LOL

[Queen B]

Oh yea..... Now I remember. LOL! Thanks Sole and hello Edie.