List of the best Tyra Ferrell movies: Equinox(1993), White Men Can't Jump(1992), Poetic Justice(1993), Lady Beware(1987) ... ...
Drama
USA|Canada
1993
110 Minutes
Sonya Kirk
Matthew Modine Lara Flynn Boyle Tyra Ferrell Marisa Tomei Tate Donovan Kevin J. O'Connor Lori Singer Gailard Sartain M. Emmet Walsh Fred Ward
hit man twin brother girlfriend prostitute wife brooding emotional city apartment united states grand canyon separation crime inheritance love triangle brotherhood secret discovery love
Twins, separated at birth and living opposite lives, are about to learn of each other- and the substantial inheritance they are entitled to.
Comedy
USA
1992
114 Minutes
Rhonda Deane
Wesley Snipes Woody Harrelson Rosie Perez Tyra Ferrell Cylk Cozart Kadeem Hardison Ernest Harden Jr. John Marshall Jones Marques Johnson David Roberson Kevin Benton
wife basketball player hustler gangster friend amusing emotional quirky los angeles venice, calif. crenshaw district in los angeles basketball court game show scams basketball husband/wife relationship gambling unlikely allies race relations transformation
Black and white basketball hustlers join forces to double their chances of winning money on the street courts and in a basketball tournament.
Romance
USA
1993
110 Minutes
Jessie
Janet Jackson Tupac Shakur Regina King Joe Torry Maya Angelou Tyra Ferrell Roger Guenveur Smith Q-Tip Tone Loc Billy Zane Lori Petty
hairdresser mail carrier poet boyfriend girlfriend best friend emotional gritty tender uplifting south central oakland, calif. hair salon truck grief road trip love depression crime love
In this movie, we see the world through the eyes of main character Justice (Janet Jackson), a young African-American poet. A mail carrier invites a few friends along for a long overnight delivery run.
Mystery & Thriller
USA
1987
108 Minutes
Nan
Diane Lane Michael Woods Cotter Smith Peter Nevargic Edward Penn Tyra Ferrell
Cute Katya starts as window dresser at a Pittsburgh department store. She dates a reporter. A fan stalks her and is increasingly nasty.