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Untamed. Eric Bana as Kyle Turner in episode 106 of Untamed. Cr. Ricardo Hubbs/Netflix © 2025 Netflix Top 10 July 2025: Wild Mysteries and Double Wins on English TV Leading the charge on the Netflix Top 10 July 2025 English TV list is Untamed, the brand-new, Yosemite-set mystery series starring Eric Bana. Viewers around the world were hot on the killer’s trail, pushing this gripping show straight to the #1 spot with an impressive 24.6 million views. The thrills didn’t stop there! True-crime devotees made their presence felt with the compelling documentary series Amy Bradley Is Missing, which made a strong debut at #2 on the English TV list, drawing in 12.2 million viewers. It seems the search for answers never loses its pull. Pop Queens Reign Supreme on the Film Charts

Over on the Netflix Top 10 July 2025 English Films list, the “pop culture event of the summer” continued its reign. KPop Demon Hunters held on...

The partnership between Tyler Perry and Netflix continues to bear fruit as Perry's latest film, Madea's Destination Wedding, continues to be a chart-topper days after its premiere. Thanks to its success, another Perry film is back in the public consciousness as A Madea Homecoming finds a home on the streaming charts.

Per Flix Patrol, A Madea Homecoming has joined Madea's Destination Wedding on Netflix's top 10 chart in the U.S. The film ranks 7th on the chart, outperforming Adam Sandler's Grown Ups films.

A Madea Homecoming Was Perry's Big Madea Comeback

After playing the short-fused but charismatic Mabel "Madea" Simmons since the late '90s across several successful plays and films, Perry retired the character, having long hinted at his desire to move on from her. However, amid the Covid-19 pandemic and citing society's need for laughter amid a difficult time, Perry ended his Madea retirement with A Madea Homecoming.

Tyler Perry remains one of Netflix’s most dominant creative forces — even as he faces serious allegations that have sparked widespread controversy. The actor, writer, producer, and director is at the center of a $260 million lawsuit filed by The Oval actor Derek Dixon, who has accused Perry of sexual assault and workplace harassment over a period of several years. The news comes just as Perry’s latest Madea project continues to trend at #1 on Netflix. Even in the wake of the allegations, Perry’s reach remains strong. His 2022 film A Madea Homecoming — a raunchy return to form for the beloved character — has been trending again on Netflix this month, likely due to the buzz surrounding Perry’s newly released Madea’s Destination Wedding. The new film has debuted on the streamer in the number one spot, which shows the demand for Perry's comedies have been undiminished by the allegations.

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Madea’s Destination Wedding has stormed to the No. 1 spot on Netflix U.S. top movies chart. The latest instalment in Tyler Perry‘s Madea franchise quickly outpaced the critically acclaimed animated feature KPop Demon Hunters. According to FlixPatrol, in just two days, Madea’s Destination Wedding stole the top spot from the Netflix favorite animated musical, which sits at No. 2 now.

Perry’s signature Madea chaos and family drama continue to captivate audiences. As the movie hit the top spot, Tyler Perry also reacted with excitement on Instagram. While the movie wins big on streaming, Perry appeared in public for the first time during his movie screening following sexual harassment allegations against him.

Madea’s Destination Wedding Dethroned Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunter Madea’s Destination Wedding| Credit: Netflix

It took less than 48 hours for Madea’s Destination Wedding to shoot past KPop Demon Hunters. The movie had a strong dominance for over three...

Madea is back. Not that she’s been away. “Madea’s Destination Wedding” marks the 13th film appearance of Tyler Perry’s brash and loud matriarch. Her last outing, and first on Netflix, “Madea’s Homecoming,” was three years ago. She has not changed in the interim and remains endearingly obnoxious, teetering somewhere between comical and tedious. The same goes for her latest film. The plot does not matter as it serves as a situation generator for Perry’s character to get into trouble, deliver one-liners and wax poetic with life advice. It’s a formula that he’s perfected and which his audience expects with habitual regularity.

In what qualifies as high concept by Madea-movie standards, the character is transplanted to a resort in the Bahamas along with her family and the usual hangers-on. Madea, her brother Joe and Joe’s son Brian (Perry looking most like himself) travel for the wedding of Brian’s daughter,...

Tyler Perry is pulling triple duty once again for the newest addition to his “Madea” franchise, and he’s bringing the whole family with him.

It’s been a minute since we’ve seen Madea on our screens. The last film the character was featured in was “A Madea Homecoming” back in 2022, which means O.G. Madea fans are gearing up for another hilarious adventure. Plus, Madea is bringing the whole Brown and Simmons family

Tyler Perry as Madea, Brian and Joe in “Madea’s Destination Wedding” (Netflix) Tyler Perry as Madea, Brian and Joe

As he’s done over the past years, Tyler Perry plays triple duty as Madea, Madea’s brother Joe and Joe’s son Brian. The three are all heading to the Bahamas for the wedding of Brian’s daughter and Madea’s niece Tiffany.

Perry is best known for creating and starring as the popular “Madea” and the franchise,...

The latest chapter in one of modern cinema’s most durable and debated franchises has arrived. Madea’s Destination Wedding brings Tyler Perry’s iconic matriarch, Mabel “Madea” Simmons, out of a brief retirement and into the tropical chaos of a family wedding. The film, written, directed, and produced by Perry, continues the series’ long-standing tradition of blending broad, slapstick comedy with earnest family melodrama, this time against the backdrop of the Bahamas.

The central plot is set in motion by a surprise announcement from Madea’s grandniece, Tiffany. The family, particularly her father Brian and mother Debrah, is shocked to learn that Tiffany is engaged to a rapper named Zavier, whom she recently met, and that the wedding is scheduled to take place in just two weeks. This whirlwind romance immediately raises suspicions among the family elders. As Madea and her crew descend upon the island resort, tensions escalate.

Madea’s heading to the Bahamas, but one familiar face didn’t make the guest list again. Tyler Perry’s Madea’s Destination Wedding lands on Netflix this July. The trailer looks promising with beachside chaos and Madea’s signature sass. But fans have noticed that Patrice Lovely, a longtime favorite in the Madea Cinematic Universe, is missing.

For 14 years, she brought life to the scene-stealing Hattie Mae Love, both in the movie and her TV show. Now, with the second absence in a row from the franchise, fans are wondering, Has Hattie been written off? Or is something else going on behind the scenes?

Madea’s Destination Wedding, a Wedding without Patrice Lovely’s Hattie Tyler Perry and Patrice Lovely in A Madea Family Funeral | Credit: Lionsgate

Set to premiere July 11, Madea’s Destination Wedding is Tyler Perry’s 13th movie in the long-running Madea Cinematic Universe. It is also his second Madea feature released through Netflix.

Straw scores the biggest audience for a Netflix movie in 2025. Written, directed, and produced by Tyler Perry, the psychological thriller stars Taraji P. Henson as Janiyah, a single mother caring for her chronically ill daughter, Aria (Gabby Jackson), who must deal with a series of unfortunate events that cause her to commit unthinkable crimes. In addition to Henson in the lead role, Straw's cast also includes Sherri Shepherd, Teyana Taylor, Sinbad, Rockmond Dunbar, Ashley Versher, Mike Merrill, and Glynn Turman.

Now, after releasing on June 6, Straw has scored the biggest week for a Netflix film in 2025, racking up an impressive 48.9 million views last week. This marks not only the biggest week for any Netflix film in 2025 so far, but also the best debut week for a new release this year. This week, the movie maintained its position at the top of Netflix's English Films chart. It also ranked among the...

Tyler Perry and Taraji P. Henson's new thriller movie has become a global Netflix hit despite its 46% Rotten Tomatoes score. Perry is an actor, writer, director, and producer who is perhaps best known for playing Madea in over a dozen movies. In recent years, he has made movies mostly for Netflix – writing and directing A Fall from Grace, A Madea Homecoming, A Jazzman's Blues, Mea Culpa, and The Six Triple Eight – many of which were panned by critics, but were somewhat popular on the streaming service.

Henson, on the other hand, is an acclaimed actress who rose to prominence playing a prostitute in Hustle & Flow (2005), but it was her performance as a nursing home caretaker in David Fincher's The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (2008) that earned her an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress. Another one of her most acclaimed roles is the mathematician Katherine Johnson in Hidden Figures.

Tyler Perry continues to roll out his plethora of projects in 2025, as the next film in his Madea franchise takes his popular protagonist and her family to the Caribbean. The upcoming Netflix comedy drama, Madea's Destination Wedding, gets its first trailer ahead of its anticipated summer release.

Netflix unveiled the debut trailer on Jun. 9, with Perry's Mabel "Madea" Simmons front and center in her usual brand of button-pushing humor and short-fused quips. The trailer sees Madea's grandniece Tiffany (Diamond White) announcing her impromptu engagement and upcoming wedding to her rapper boyfriend in the Bahamas, to the shock of her parents, Brian (Perry) and Debra (Taja V. Simpson). Madea claims that she's "illegal in 92 countries" before agreeing to go once she hears liquor is involved and enjoys the best of the Bahamas with her family as they prepare for the wedding. However, Madea insists "something ain't right about it at all,...

If you aren't yet a fan of Tyler Perry's character of Madea and all of her silly situations, you likely don't have time to catch up before the next iteration of Madea drops on Netflix. There are 24 films or plays (that have been recorded) featuring the character.

In other words, if you aren't yet a devotee of Madea, just wait until Madea's Destination Wedding drops on your favorite streamer on July 11 and work backward. That might make for a more interesting experience anyway.

The project is the second Perry and Netflix collaboration for Madea. The first was 2022's A Madea Homecoming. Was it Oscar-worthy? Nope, but that isn't the point. Perry wants to entertain and he has a very long track history of doing just that.

Netflix drops trailer for Tyler Perry's Madea's Destination Wedding

In the new film, Madea and her crew are forced to go to the Bahamas after her nephew,...

Netflix has dropped the official trailer for Tyler Perry’s She the People, his first comedy for the streamer.

Terri J. Vaughn stars as Mississippi Lieutenant Governor candidate Antoinette Dunkerson (Vaughn) who wins her election and then realizes her new job will involve a lot more than what she originally signed up for. Per the logline, Dunkerson must figure out how to thrive under a sexist and condescending governor while attempting to keep her family in line now that they’re all in the public eye.

“I hate this politics shit!”, says Dunkerson’s mom in the trailer, to which Dunkerson replies, “Mama, have you been smoking weed?”

Jade Novah, Drew Olivia Tillman, Tré Boyd, Dyon Brooks and Jo Marie Payton also star.

Perry served as writer, director and producer. Producers also include Angi Bones and Tony Strickland under the Tyler Perry Studios banner. Executive producers are Niya Palmer, Keisha Lance Bottoms and Vaughn.

The people have spoken – or Netflix has, at least.

Tyler Perry’s sitcom for the streamer, She the People, will launch in two parts, the streamer announced today. An eight-episode part one tranche drops on May 22, with part two, also eight episodes, following on August 14.

The show stars Terri J. Vaughn as Lieutenant Governor candidate Antoinette Dunkerson, who runs a successful campaign and must then figure out how to thrive under a sexist and condescending governor and keep her family in line now that they’re in the public eye.

Jade Novah, Drew Olivia Tillman, Tré Boyd, Dyon Brooks and Jo Marie Payton also star.

Perry is the writer, director and producer. He co-created the series with Niya Palmer, who is an exec producer alongside Keisha Lance Bottoms and Vaughn. Angi Bones and Tony Strickland also produce for Tyler Perry Studios.

Series was first announced in January as part of...

Exclusive: Tyler Perry has a new feature in the works at Netflix led by Naomi Baker (All American: Homecoming) and Jay Reeves (The Six Triple Eight) titled Doing Life.

The pair lead an ensemble cast that also includes Tamberla Perry (Brilliant Minds), Karen Obilom (Doom Patrol), Jasmine Sargent (Dynasty) and Danielle Moné Truitt (Law & Order: Organized Crime).

Doing Life is a gritty and gripping urban drama that explores the life of a single mother fighting for survival and a reformed ex-con with untapped talents who forge an unexpected bond.

In addition to Perry, Angi Bones and Tony L. Strickland will serve as producers.

L-r: Danielle Moné Truitt, Jasmine Sargent, Karen Obilom, and Tamberla Perry

The new film marks Tyler Perry’s seventh film from his creative partnership with Netflix, which sees him write, direct, and produce films, series, and faith-based features.

Most recently, they released The Six Triple Eight,...

If there is one guarantee in life, it is that a new Tyler Perry movie will find its way into the daily charts of whichever streaming platform it has landed on, and it will be absolutely crucified by both critics and audiences in its reviews. So it has proven once again with the writer/director/actor’s latest offering, Duplicity.

Following such critical disasters as A Fall From Grace and A Madea Homecoming, the relentless procession of Perry-orchestrated movies and TV shows continues with Duplicity, which has debuted at the top of Prime Video’s U.S. chart and in the number two spot on the global chart. The film’s synopsis reads:

"High-powered attorney Marley (Kat Graham) faces her most personal case yet when she is tasked with uncovering the truth behind the shooting of her best friend Fela's (Meagan Tandy) husband (Joshua Adeyeye). With the help of...

Since 1999, Tyler Perry has been synonymous with portraying the short-tempered but lovable Mabel "Madea" Simmons, giving audiences lots to laugh and think about over several plays and films. However, as his upcoming Netflix film, Madea's Destination Wedding, approaches, Perry admits he's "sick" of playing the title character after all these years.

Perry addressed his long-time role as Madea during an interview on Good Morning America while plugging his latest film, Duplicity, and teasing what to expect in Madea's Destination Wedding. Though Perry has enjoyed some of his greatest successes thanks to Madea, he joked that he's grown tired of playing the role. "I'm so sick of this old broad," he said before going into character, quipping, "What is it, damn it, what is it?!"

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Perry has played Madea in 12 films throughout his career, most recently featuring in the chart-topping 2022 Netflix offering,...

Exclusive: Gabrielle Dennis (The Big Door Prize) and Michael Potts (The Piano Lesson) have joined the cast of Nemesis, a crime drama created by Courtney A. Kemp (“Power” Universe) and Tani Marole described as an action heist series in the vein of Power set in LA where the new series will film.

In series regular roles, Dennis will play ‘Candace Stiles’ and Potts will play ‘James Sealey.’

They join the previously announced cast of Matthew Law, Y’Ian Noel, Cleopatra Coleman, Tre Hale, Domenick Lombardozzi, Jonnie Park and Ariana Guerra.

Nemesis is the story of two men on either side of the law, the tale of what happens when an unstoppable force (an expert criminal), Coltrane Wilder (Noel), meets an immovable object (a brilliant police detective), Isaiah Stiles (Law). What starts as a series that aims to subvert the heist genre at every turn, amped with thrilling life-or-death stakes, family dynamics and explosive action,...

Tyler Perry is a massive media mogul, with many movies and television shows spread across multiple streaming services. The actor, writer, director, and producer is perhaps best known for playing Madea, a tough elderly woman who has appeared in several stage plays, a dozen movies, and numerous television series. This includes Tyler Perry's House of Payne, which aired for eight seasons on TBS from 2006 to 2012. Shortly after, Perry formed a partnership to produce series for the Oprah Winfrey Network.

In recent years, however, Perry's projects have been confined to streaming, most notably Netflix. From 2020 to 2024, he wrote and directed A Fall from Grace, A Madea Homecoming, A Jazzman's Blues, Mea Culpa, and The Six Triple Eight – all for Netflix. Many of these movies were panned by critics, but were somewhat popular on the streaming service. In 2025, Perry has Madea's Destination Wedding and several new shows premiering. In addition, one of...

One of the latest collaborations between Netflix and Tyler Perry drops a new preview as Perry's most notable character is ready to wreak havoc again. The newest Perry film, Madea's Destination Wedding, releases first-look imagery ahead of its release later this year.

Via Variety, Netflix shared the first image from Madea's Destination Wedding, which sees Perry portray the eponymous Mabel "Madea" Simmons and her wisecracking brother, Joe Simmons. They have their bags packed for a trip alongside the rest of the family, which includes Cora (Tamela Mann), Mr. Brown (David Mann) and Aunt Bam (Cassi Davis).

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Helmed, written and executive produced by Perry, Madea's Destination Wedding is the second film from the Madea universe to debut via Netflix following A Madea Homecoming. Released in 2022, A Madea Homecoming became a success,...

Tyler Perry has set his 2025 TV and film slate at Netflix and it includes two new projects: the film Madea’s Destination Wedding and the TV series, She the People. This is Perry’s second Madea project with the streaming following A Madea Homecoming released in 2022.

Madea’s Destination Wedding follows Brian and his ex-wife Debrah who are shocked to learn their daughter Tiffany is engaged to a rapper she met on a yacht—and the wedding is in two weeks. Madea and her crew head to the Bahamas, stirring up chaos and heartwarming fun.

The cast includes writer, director and producer Tyler Perry, Cassi Davis Patton, David Mann, Tamela Mann, Taja V. Simpson, Diamond White, Jermaine Harris and Xavier Smalls. Angi Bones and Yolanda T. Cochran also produce.

The first-look photo of the film can be found above.

She the People follows Lieutenant Governor candidate Antoinette Dunkerson, who runs...

Tyler Perry’s “The Six Triple Eight” is not only his most-watched Netflix movie to date — with 52.4 million views over its first four weeks on the streamer — but the historical drama has also boosted viewership for his other films on the service.

Netflix tells Variety that eyeballs on Perry’s four other Netflix films increased by more than 45% since “The Six Triple Eight” began streaming on Dec. 20. Plus, the film reached the Top 10 in more than 85 countries, the most of any film he’s made for the streamer.

It stands to reason that viewership numbers like these were what Netflix and Perry had in mind when the two parties entered into a multi-year first-look film deal in 2023. Perry, famous for his volume as a producer, has also turned the titles around swiftly compared to other overall creators at Netflix. His deal expanded last year to include series like “Beauty in Black,...

In 2023, acclaimed filmmaker Tyler Perry signed a new deal with Netflix. The multi-year plan included eight feature films that would set for release on the streaming service and his latest directorial effort set a record for the director.

In December, Perry released his latest film on the platform, The Six Triple Eight, which also became Perry's most-viewed title on the platform so far. Tyler Perry is a prolific director, whose credits also include acting, producing, and writing. The director is mostly known for the Madea franchise, a character that Perry used in several projects.

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In 2023, Perry's deal with Netflix included more exclusive films, and, so far, he has released five films on the platform. This includes 2020's A Fall From Grace,...

Tyler Perry's 2024 war movie has achieved a new Netflix viewership record for the filmmaker. As a prolific director, actor, producer, and writer, the current list of Tyler Perry movies on Netflix is extensive. Perry is arguably best known for the Madea franchise, a character Perry created and has portrayed across numerous projects. Perry is also known for his House of Payne series that aired for 11 seasons on TBS, during which Madea made several appearances.

Beyond many of his movies being available to stream on Netflix, Perry has directed several Netflix original movies in recent years. This includes A Madea Homecoming, the drama A Jazzman's Blues, and the legal thriller Mea Culpa. He did not direct Netflix's satirical and Academy Award-nominated film Don't Look Up, but he did star in it as television co-host Jack Bremmer. In terms of television, Perry created and directed the Black Beauty series, which was...

The AMC Networks November 2024 schedule includes the season finale of The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – The Book of Carol and the premiere of Acorn TV’s new original detective series Inspector Ellis, starring Olivier Award-winner and Tony Award-nominee Sharon D Clarke.

The month also features new film premieres, including AMC+ deep-sea thriller The Last Breath, Allblk original rom-com The Contract, and Sundance Now’s true crime documentary Dickweed on Legalization Day, among other new series, films, and specials.

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Shudder’s “Season of Screams” lineup continues with the debut of the series The Creep Tapes, based on the cult films Creep and Creep 2, from writers and executive producers Mark Duplass and Patrick Brice.

The schedule includes new films, such as Doc of Chucky, an in-depth look at an iconic franchise; the Nick Frost-led Black Cab; dark orphanage tale Rita,...

Tyler Perry is one of the most prolific producers in Hollywood, having started his career with stage plays. Perry subsequently broke into mainstream films and television during the 2000s. Over the years, he has established himself as one of the leading media moguls, with a massive net worth that amounts to a staggering $1.4 billion.

Tyler Perry has a net worth of $1.4 billion (Credit: Hart to Heart | Peacock).

Although Perry has his hands dipped into various aspects of film and television production, he made one genius decision that might be the actual reason behind him being wealthier than some of his contemporaries. One franchise Perry created in the 2000s is a shining example of his strategy and here is everything you need to know about how it contributed to his net worth.

Tyler Perry’s Madea Franchise Hughely Contributed to His $1.4 Billion Net Worth

Tyler Perry started his career on the...

Tyler Perry delivers his first TV show for Netflix under his first-look deal.

Tyler Perry is about to make history. The prolific creator behind hits like “House of Payne” and “The Haves and the Have Nots” is about to drop his first ever TV series for Netflix with “Beauty in Black,” debuting on Thursday, Oct. 24. The family drama is set to drop the first half of season one on that day with eight episodes, followed by eight more on at a time to be determined. Here’s everything you need to know about Tyler Perry’s “Beauty in Black.”

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Updated with attorney statement: An attorney for Anna Delvey says the Dancing with the Stars contestant is “thankful” that The View “corrected their false and defamatory statements” and accepts the “apology.”

Whether the daytime talk show actually apologized is open to interpretation.

“We are thankful that The View has corrected their false and defamatory statements about Ms. Delvey,” said attorney Duncan Levin in a statement provided to Deadline following today’s View episode. “Like so many others, Anna has made mistakes and, most importantly, she has made amends by serving both time in prison and repaying all her debts in full. Anna deserves a second chance and accepts The View’s apology.”

On today’s episode, View co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin updated a September 5 discussion in which she and some of her cohosts called out Delvey’s casting on the dancing competition, suggesting that Delvey — fka Anna Sorokin and subject...

The first Tyler Perry series under his overall deal with Netflix officially has a release date! On Sept. 12, Netflix announced that Perry's debut series with the streamer, Tyler Perry's Beauty in Black, will be released on Thursday, Oct. 24. Along with the release date announcement, the streamer also dropped the first teaser trailer for the show, and it's sure to be one of fall's biggest hits!

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Beauty in Black's release date on Oct. 24 will be the first of a two-part drop for the series. Now, fans have definitely soured on Netflix's recent tendency to split the releases of show into two parts, but there's good news here before you get too worked up. The first season of Beauty in Black contains 16 episodes, which means part 1 will likely have eight episodes.

On top of the extended episode count for Beauty in Black, it's also an hour-long drama series,...

A new Tyler Perry series is coming to Netflix and we've just learned the release date! Snowfall's Taylor Polidore Williams and Acrimony alum Crystle Stewart will lead the show, titled Beauty in Black, for Netflix, which will be released in two parts beginning on Oct. 24.

Beauty in Black is the latest acquisition under Perry's multi-year first-look deal with Netflix, where the filmmaker is expected to write, direct, and produce feature films and series for the streamer. His most recent Netflix release was the thriller film Mea Culpa.

Beauty in Black release date, cast, and trailer

Netflix revealed the Oct. 24 release date for Beauty in Black, and the all-new series will be an hour-long drama written, directed, and produced by Perry. The first season will have 16 episodes, which is a rarity when it comes to Netflix shows, most of which usually only have eight to 10 episodes for their debut seasons.

Tyler Perry's Diary of a Mad Black Woman is on its way to Netflix. The first in a franchise with over a dozen movies, 11 plays, and a long-running show, Diary quickly became a massive success. It earned $50.7 million at the box office on a budget of just $5.5 million, and it helped Perry become a household name practically overnight. 19 years after its release, the romantic comedy has endured as a classic hit.

Led by Kimberly Elise, Steve Harris, and Perry, the movie introduced Madea, who would be the only major member of the franchise to explode into extraordinary popularity. Having started Perry's on-screen career with a bang, it is now coming to Netflix on September 1, where it will join Tyler Perry's A Madea Homecoming to offer more insight into how the wide and wild world of Madea began.

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Divorce in the Black is a critical disaster with a 0% score on Rotten Tomatoes, a record low for Tyler Perry's career. Perry's audience scores often disagree with critics, but even general audiences found Divorce disappointing with a 54% score. Despite Perry's success with Madea movies, Divorce in the Black marks his lowest outing yet in terms of critical reception.

Tyler Perry's Divorce in the Black has made a splash on Rotten Tomatoes, but it is hardly the impact that Perry wanted to make. The drama was released on July 11 on Prime Video and tells the story of a couple with a struggling marriage as they reckon with the idea of past misdeeds and divorce. Perry, who earned fame with the Madea movies, served as director, producer, and writer. Unfortunately, Divorce in the Black's reviews have been tremendously bleak.

While the score is likely to fluctuate with more reviews, Divorce in the Black...

Tyler Perry will write and direct Netflix’s upcoming movie “Straw,” a tense drama starring Taraji P. Henson, Sherri Shepherd and Teyana Taylor.

The film follows a single mother who faces a series of unfortunate events that leads her down an unexpected path. According to the logline, “she becomes entangled in a situation she never imagined and finds herself at the center of suspicion in a world that seems indifferent to her existence.”

Glynn Turman, Sinbad, Rockmond Dunbar and Mike Merrill (“The Black Hamptons”) will round out the cast. Perry is also producing the movie with Angi Bones and Tony Strickland.

“Straw” is the latest project from Perry and Netflix’s film creative partnership that will have the filmmaker write, direct and produce features under a mult-year, first-look deal. The prolific director has several projects in the works at the streamer, such as “The Six Triple Eight,” starring Kerry Washington,...

The ever-busy Tyler Perry has rounded out the cast for his next Netflix movie, Straw.

Taraji P. Henson, Sherri Shepherd, Teyana Taylor, Glynn Turman, Sinbad, Rockmond Dunbar and Mike Merrill have boarded the film about a devoted single mother facing unfortunate events that send her down an unexpected path.

Struggling against circumstances beyond her control, she becomes entangled in a situation she never imagined. Fueled by desperation, she finds herself at the center of suspicion in a world that seems indifferent to her existence, according a synopsis from the producers.

Perry will write and direct Straw, the latest film out of his multi-year, first look deal with Netflix and set to shoot in Atlanta. Earlier Perry movies with Netflix include Mea Culpa, starring Kelly Rowland, A Jazzman’s Blues, A Madea Homecoming, the 12th installment of the Madea franchise and the thriller A Fall from Grace.

The producer credits on Straw are shared by Perry,...

Writer-director Tyler Perry has set the cast for Straw, his latest film for Netflix, the streamer announced on Wednesday.

Taraji P. Henson (The Color Purple) is set to star alongside Sherri Shepherd (Precious), Teyana Taylor (A Thousand and One), Glynn Turman (Rustin), Sinbad (Atlanta), Rockmond Dunbar (Prison Break), Mike Merrill (The Black Hamptons) and Ashley Versher (Beauty in Black).

Marking the latest film out of Perry’s creative partnership with Netflix for film, Straw watches as a single mother faces a series of unfortunate events that lead her down an unexpected path. Struggling against circumstances beyond her control, she becomes entangled in a situation she never imagined. Fueled by desperation, she finds herself at the center of suspicion in a world that seems indifferent to her existence.

Perry will produce alongside Angi Bones and Tony Strickland. News of the project comes following word last month of Tyler Perry Studios’ partnership...

Netflix believes in the power of faith-based film… and in the power of Tyler Perry.

Netflix has extended its creative deal with mega-producer Tyler Perry, in which he’s meant to write, direct, and produce films and series for the streamer, to now include faith-based movies. Perry and Netflix as part of the deal will recruit one of the original hit makers in the current wave of faith-based movies, DeVon Franklin (“Miracles from Heaven”).

Together, Franklin and Perry will produce several faith-based films for Netflix as part of a new multiyear and multi-picture first-look film deal, Netflix announced on May 6.

The first project under the deal will be “R&b,” a modern-day retelling of the story of Ruth and Boaz, one of the Bible’s iconic love stories. Set in Tennessee, “R&b” tells the story of a young woman who escapes the Atlanta music scene to care for an...

Tyler Perry and DeVon Franklin are teaming up to produce faith-based films under a multi-year and multi-picture first-look deal at Netflix.

The films will be produced by the duo in conjunction with Tyler Perry Studios in the latest expansion of Perry’s creative partnership at Netflix, inked as a first-look film deal in October 2023 and has broadened to include scripted and unscripted TV projects.

“I’m so excited to be working with DeVon on this and future projects,” said Perry in a statement announcing the partnership. “I think in this polarizing world, and at a time where the world seems to be growing colder everyday, we both share the common goal of wanting to spread some good. And there’s no better place than Netflix.”

Added Franklin, “Tyler and I have been great friends for over 15 years, so when he called me to team up on movies that can uplift the human spirit,...

Tyler Perry and DeVon Franklin (Miracles From Heaven) are getting into business with Netflix to make faith-based movies together.

The first film under their new partnership will be R&b, written by Mike Elliott (Brown Sugar) and Cory Tynan, and described as a modern-day retelling of the story of Ruth and Boaz, an iconic Biblical love story. Set in Tennessee, R&b follows a young woman who escapes the Atlanta music scene to care for an elderly widowed woman, only to the love of her life and gain the mother she never had.

The partnership between Tyler Perry Studios and Franklin comprises a multi-year and multi-picture first-look deal. “I’m so excited to be working with DeVon on this and future projects. I think in this polarizing world, and at a time where the world seems to be growing colder everyday, we both share the common goal of wanting to spread some good.

Tyler Perry Studios and DeVon Franklin (Flamin’ Hot) are partnering with Netflix to produce faith-based films under a multiyear, multipicture first-look deal. It marks the latest extension of Perry and Netflix’s creative partnership that sees him write, direct and produce films and series, but films under the new deal will be produced by Franklin and Perry in conjunction with Tyler Perry Studios.

The first film under the new partnership will be R&b, written by Mike Elliott (Brown Sugar) & Cory Tynan (Play’d). Most recently the writing duo penned the faith-based romantic comedy Relationship Goals for Franklin and Amazon MGM Studios.

R&b is a modern retelling of the story of Ruth and Boaz, one of the most iconic love stories in the Bible. Set in Tennessee, R&b tells the story of a young woman who escapes the Atlanta music scene to care for an elderly widowed woman...

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Tyler Perry's latest film, Mea Culpa, is a massive hit on Netflix despite its abysmal reviews on various sites like Rotten Tomatoes and IMDb. Tyler Perry is one of the most unique 21st-century filmmakers, primarily running his own operation as the director, writer, producer, and star of various movies, TV shows, and plays, generally centered around his character, "Madea." Perry has established his brand for over thirty years, with films and shows grossing over $660 million, even though many have been critically shunned.

Perry's Mea Culpa was released on Netflix on February 23, 2024, and has since received a 4.1/10 on IMDb and a 21% Rotten Tomatoes score.

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Kelly Rowland initially turned down the lead role in Tyler Perry's erotic thriller, but eventually agreed to participate after being reassured by the filmmaker. Rowland enjoyed collaborating with Perry on the Mea Culpa project, finding it to be an exciting and rewarding creative experience. Mea Culpa explores the best and worst of humanity through the genre of an erotic thriller.

What is right or wrong doesn’t apply. In Netflix’s upcoming legal thriller, Mea Culpa, the lines blur as criminal defense attorney Mea Harper (Kelly Rowland), tries to defend her client, Zyair Malloy (Trevante Rhodes), as she also begins to succumb to his steamy and seductive charms. And in a brand-new sit-down, Rowland revealed that when she found out Tyler Perry’s new film was an erotic thriller, the actress said “no” to the part. Rowland told MovieWeb in an exclusive interview:

“Tyler's amazing. I remember getting the,...

Netflix is doubling down on its commitment to the ever-busy Tyler Perry.

The streaming service announced Monday that it was adding a multi-year, first-look series deal to its ongoing partnership with Perry. The first series under the new pact is titled Beauty in Black, a 16-episode hour-long drama, written, directed and produced by the man himself. Per Netflix, the project follows two women who lead very different lives — one struggling to make a living after being kicked out by her mother, the other running a successful business — and find themselves entangled in each other’s worlds.

The news comes some four months after Perry revealed his first-look film deal with the service, which has him writing, directing and producing features including the upcoming World War II period film Six Triple Eight, starring Kerry Washington, and legal drama Mea Culpa, fronted by Kelly Rowland. Past efforts from the prolific filmmaker include A Jazzman’s Blues,...

The Tyler Perry Television Universe is extending to Netflix.

The prolific producer has set up a new dramatic series at the streaming service, TVLine has learned. Beauty in Black will be Perry’s first TV show to come out of his evolving creative partnership with Netflix, which started in October 2023 and previously covered only films.

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Tyler Perry is expanding his deal with Netflix, adding TV series to the mix. Netflix announced Monday that it had added a multi-year, first-look series pact with Perry to the previous feature film pact he sealed in October with the streamer.

As part of the expanded relationship with Netflix, Perry is developing the 16-episode hour-long drama “Beauty in Black,” which he will write, direct and executive produce. According to Netflix, “‘Beauty in Black’ follows two women leading very different lives. While Kimmie is struggling to make a living after her mother kicked her out and Mallory is running a successful business, they find themselves entangled in each other’s lives.”

Angi Bones and Tony Strickland will also produce “Beauty in Black” for Tyler Perry Studios.

Perry’s deal with Netflix replaces the previous multiyear content partnership with Paramount Global that he sealed in 2017 (when the company was known as Viacom...

Tyler Perry is adding to his collection of first-look deals.

Perry has struck a first-look series deal with Netflix, adding to his pact with the streamer on movies.

As part of the new arrangement, the streamer has ordered drama series Beauty In Black, the first greenlight under the deal.

This comes on top of Perry’s BET deal for TV, which we understand is ongoing with more than 10 series at the company. In 2017, Perry struck a large, long-term pact with the company then known as Viacom.

Beauty in Black is a 16-episode drama series written, directed and produced by Perry. It follows two women leading different lives — Kimmie is struggling to make a living after her mother kicked her out and Mallory is running a successful business — who find themselves entangled in each other’s lives.

Angi Bones and Tony Strickland will also produce for Tyler Perry Studios.

In October,...

Tyler Perry, Kelly Rowland, and Trevante Rhodes – Pictures courtesy of Netflix

Netflix and Tyler Perry are partnering up on yet another project with Mea Culpa, a new thriller that Perry will produce alongside singer-actress Kelly Rowland, who is also set to star. Here’s everything you need to know about Mea Culpa coming to Netflix in late February 2023.

The project has been in development for quite some time but was transferred over to Netflix in January 2023, which is when we first learned about the project. Sadly, Netflix did not provide an official comment at the time, but the project was officially unveiled on February 23rd, 2023.

Tyler Perry is on board to direct, produce, and write. This will be Perry’s fifth major project for Netflix following A Fall From Grace, A Madea Homecoming, A Jazzman’s Blues, and Six Triple Eight. Also upcoming is another Madea movie and new comedy called Joe’s College Road Trip.

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Netflix is re-teaming with Tyler Perry for multiple projects, and one of those is a new comedy-drama movie called Joe’s College Road Trip that’s set to get into production in early 2024.

The Cinemaholic was the first to report on the news, with their report backed up by a publicly available casting call listed on Actors Access posted on December 14th that was looking for a number of roles for the upcoming project.

Tyler Perry is on board, having written the screenplay, and will direct, too. Producing the movie are Perry and long-time collaborators Angi Bones and Will Areu (A Fall From Grace).

Here’s the synopsis for the new upcoming feature film:

“Realizing he may have sheltered his son for too long, Brian begrudgingly agrees to send his son B.J. on a college tour with his grandfather in the hopes that Joe can teach...

Tyler Perry’s A Madea Homecoming – Picture: Netflix

Netflix is getting a new Madea movie, and wedding bells are ringing! Here’s an early preview of what we know about the second Netflix Original Madea movie and 13th overall.

Previously released by Lionsgate, Madea made her big move to Netflix in 2022 with the release of Tyler Perry’s A Madea Homecoming, which made waves and was one of the most popular movies in the US that year.

Just recently, we reported that Netflix had signed up and was eying a pair of Madea sequels to Homecoming, and we’re happy to report that one is set to begin production very soon.

The first sequel is currently titled Madea’s Destination Wedding. Here’s the basic logline for the new movie:

“Madea’s young granddaughter, Tiffany, introduces her new boyfriend, Zavier, to her family and drops the shocking news to them: that...