Monica Calhoun
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Many the pretty girl pursues the dream of big-screen stardom, but relatively few are chosen. To make the cut, a girl must have sass and pizzaz. She must be able to bat her eyelashes and broadcast an inner world of passion and mystery before she blinks again. Her smile makes all who see it bask in the pleasure she feels. When she stands and walks across the camera frame, every eye in the house, particularly the big blind one most men carry around between their legs, must follow her every movement. In short, she must be blessed with the allure of mocha-skinned temptress Monica Calhoun if she hopes to have any success at all. Born in Philadelphia, Hollywood first took a flyer on Monica in the TV movie Children of the Night (1985), before she moved on to both the movie Bagdad Cafe (1987) and the accompanying TV series of the same name, which teamed Monica with a young Whoopi Goldberg. She reteamed with Whoopi for Sister Act 2 (1993) and made a couple made for TV movies before her made for the big screen body made its debut, when Monica played Ebony in the Ice Cube directed stripper drama The Player’s Club (1998). You’ll play with your club seeing Monica stroll around her house in a pair of white panties, run for her adulterous life in a black bra, and especially when we see Calhoun’s balloons as she lies dying on her bed. Monica moved on to became a mainstay of the black movie scene with work in stuff like The Best Man (1999), Love & Basketball (2000), and Pandora’s Box (2002), which featured Monica’s boobs in a champagne aided, bathtub sex scene. Celebration! Anticipation! Masturbation! She hit the network TV mainstream as the appropriately named Mrs. Wood on Grey’s Anatomy, before moving onto Everybody Hates Chris. Everybody won when she gave us one more sexy scene, moaning in busty pleasure during a footrub as Mia in The Best man Holiday (2013). Seeing her rack pushed up to her chin as she makes those noises is the best man! If you’re a breast man! These days, Monica has been acting in some lesser known movies and in the TV miniseries The New Edition Story (2017), where she played Ralph’s mom, Patricia Tresvant. Cool it now, one look at Monica Calhoun and you’re gonna lose control!