Talk:T. K. Carter

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A person cannot be "born in Monrovia" and "a Los Angeles native." It's one or the other.4.232.219.163 05:32, 26 January 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Moving from page

These statements are kind of random, and I don't think they belong:

Among many other film works I have seen him in he was brilliant as the half way house character type in "Seems like old times" 1980 playing Chester. He was one of many projects that Goldies character was trying to reform by way of putting him on her payroll as cook and driver. Notice the scene when he tried making chicken pepperoni and drank too much of the "ingredient"

So moving here as a prelude to deletion. Kylar (talk) 23:39, 27 March 2008 (UTC)