on the destroyed Wall of Fame and smiling. The staging in this thrust theater is beautifully. Smith portrays Otto, sole survivor of the Frank family and publisher of his daughter’s famed diary, as haunted by guilt and sorrow. (Jay Yamada) Like Smith’s other plays, Otto Frank is both history lesson and eulogy. Smiley is last seen at the end of the scene inside the burning pizzeria, with the song " Fight the Power" playing, putting a picture of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr. Roger Guenveur Smith in Otto Frank at Magic Theatre in San Francisco. The people are happy about the pizzeria burning down, with Mother Sister seen yelling: "Burn it down Burn it down!" Fire fighters arrive to put the fire out, but people try to prevent them from putting it out. People were not aware that Smiley was responsible of the burning down of the pizzeria. He is then shown lighting a match and burns down the pizzeria.
Roger Guenveur Smith was born in Berkeley, California in July 1955. When the riot starts and the people rush into the pizzeria and destroy everything, Smiley is seen smashing several things outside the entrance of the pizzeria. Roger Guenveur Smith net worth: Roger Guenveur Smith is an American actor, writer, and director who has a net worth of 1 million. When the people start arguing, he shouts: "One of the police was black!". They enter the pizzeria, and after Sal smashes up Raheem's boom box, Smiley joins in on the fight.Īfter the cops kill Radio Raheem and take him and Buggin' Out away, he is shown mourning over the death of Raheem and can be heard sobbing. Roger Guenveur Smith with his daughter & Aunt Date: 12/06. Smiley insults Pino, who insults him back.Īt nightfall, he meets with Radio Raheem and Buggin' Out and plan to boycott Sal's Pizzeria. Check out Roger Guenveur Smith's bio now including film and tv, as well as on stage. Sweet Dick Willie is heard defending Smiley off-screen. He tries to sell a picture of them to Sal outside through the pizzeria window, but Pino loses his temper, telling him to go away. He is seen throughout the film trying to sell a picture of Malcolm X and Dr.
King, saying who they are and how they're dead. Roger had a married relationship with his ex-wife, Carolina, before he married LeTania. He has not publicly divulged the names of his children, indicating that he is quite discreet about them. He is first shown saying: "Good Morning" and introducing himself, and drawing on the picture of Malcolm X and Dr. CY Smith, Zollie Ray Smith, and Zora Smith are the names of the couple’s three children. He is a young, mentally impaired man who tries to sell pictures of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, Jr. Smiley is a character in the film Do the Right Thing, portrayed by Roger Guenveur Smith.
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