Paramount Home Media Distribution will bring to Blu-ray four catalog titles:
Pootie Tang (2001),
Head of State (2003),
Dear God (1996), and
The Ladies Man (2000). The four releases will be available for purchase on April 27.
The Ladies Man
Synopsis: Tim Meadows stars as his popular Saturday Night Live character Leon Phelps, a sweet-natured, inexplicably irresistible love expert who tries to solve the world's romantic problems with hilarious results! When Leon and his lovely producer (Karyn Parsons) lose their radio show because of Leon's X-rated on-air comments, he figures things can't get worse. Costarring Billy Dee Williams and Will Ferrell, The Ladies Man will satisfy all your comedy desires.
Pootie Tang
Synopsis: He's the too-hip hero with a style and a language all his own! Based on the hilarious character who first appeared on "The Chris Rock Show," Pootie Tang (Lance Crouther) is a hit-record-singing, criminal-empire-busting, superhero idolized by kids-and women-everywhere. But when Pootie's one-man war against greed, cuts into profits LecterCorp's, demented CEO (Robert Vaughn) plunges the superdude into a super-funk by swiping his magical villain-whupping belt.
Dear God
Synopsis: Greg Kinnear (Auto Focus) and Garry Marshall (Pretty Woman) deliver this spirit-lifter about a con-artist who finds his better angels. Tom Turner (Kinnear), has a choice: work or prison. He chooses work, of course, and is assigned to a Dead Letter Office. He begins a con of divine proportions, responding to letters addressed to God with a few "miracles" and intercepting offerings mailed back. An unexpected miracle takes place when the city starts cheering on Tom and his loony "God Squad" (Tim Conway and Laurie Metcalf).
Head of State
Synopsis: When Washington desperately needs a presidential candidate just weeks before the election, they need someone sure to lose. They pick Mays Gilliam (Chris Rock), an unknown politician from a down-and-out D.C. neighborhood, to be their puppet. Mays enlists his brother Mitch (Berni Mac) as his running mate and party central vice-pres. Comedian Chris Rock writes, directs and stars in the hit comedy from Capitol Hill that proves the real power in Washington is a lot of laughs.