The fourth of six performing siblings, Jurnee Smollett was just what writer-director Kasi Lemmons had envisioned for the lead in her film: "a light-skinned black child . . . who could convey the nuances of a Creole child in the 60s". The young thespian pulled ahead of her brothers and sisters with…
Janice: Can't you just knock. Just the person I want to see have a seat
Judith: No! I wanted to just say thank you for the job but it's going to be my last week.
Janice: No! This is your last day, I just got a call telling me Harley is out of the deal with me and going to open practice with you.
Judith: That's what we are planning to do!
Janice: We? Little Girl you have no idea what you are in for. But I wish you with all the best with your struggle.
Judith: You know I've been meaning to tell you are in a existential identity crisis; I done my research on you spent those two weeks in Paris and now of a sudden with a french accent, we know you from Georgia!
Janice: Bitch you better get your ass out of my office!