Brett Ferino
03-27-2003, 01:21 PM
Funnyman CHRIS ROCK gets political in 'Head of State,' a new comedy about a regular African-American guy who runs for president. Our own BOOKER sat down with Chris to get the lowdown on filmmaking, friends and fatherhood!
"I'm a big WOODY ALLEN fan," explains Chris about both acting in and directing the movie. "I thought, 'Hey, Woody does it, maybe I can do it.'"
Although Chris pulled double duty in the comedy, he makes sure to put family and his 8-month-old daughter first. "I'm lovin' bein' a dad, its the only thing I love," says Chris. "I like all this other stuff [in my career, but] I love bein' a dad.
"My favorite thing the baby does is say 'Da-Da.' Now, she points at the milkman when she says it, but she says it nonetheless," he jokes.
Chris' real life pal, BERNIE MAC, co-stars in the movie, in theaters Friday, March 28, as his brother and running mate who isn't quite on top of the political scene. But in real life, the star of "The Bernie Mac Show" keeps an eye on current events. "I keep myself abreast of everything that's going on around me," he says. "I'm just not a fan of politics."
Bernie does keep his eye on his beautiful co-stars CAMERON DIAZ, DREW BARRYMORE and LUCY LIU in 'Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle,' as he takes over the role of Bosley from BILL MURRAY.
"Every time they bent over, I was there," says Bernie with a smile. "I knocked things over just on purpose so I can get a glimpse. I might be on a diet, but I can read the menu. Oh lemme tell ya, that's some recipe!"
"I'm a big WOODY ALLEN fan," explains Chris about both acting in and directing the movie. "I thought, 'Hey, Woody does it, maybe I can do it.'"
Although Chris pulled double duty in the comedy, he makes sure to put family and his 8-month-old daughter first. "I'm lovin' bein' a dad, its the only thing I love," says Chris. "I like all this other stuff [in my career, but] I love bein' a dad.
"My favorite thing the baby does is say 'Da-Da.' Now, she points at the milkman when she says it, but she says it nonetheless," he jokes.
Chris' real life pal, BERNIE MAC, co-stars in the movie, in theaters Friday, March 28, as his brother and running mate who isn't quite on top of the political scene. But in real life, the star of "The Bernie Mac Show" keeps an eye on current events. "I keep myself abreast of everything that's going on around me," he says. "I'm just not a fan of politics."
Bernie does keep his eye on his beautiful co-stars CAMERON DIAZ, DREW BARRYMORE and LUCY LIU in 'Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle,' as he takes over the role of Bosley from BILL MURRAY.
"Every time they bent over, I was there," says Bernie with a smile. "I knocked things over just on purpose so I can get a glimpse. I might be on a diet, but I can read the menu. Oh lemme tell ya, that's some recipe!"