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'The Best Man' cast says goodbye in the 'The Final Chapters'

"I did what I set out to do." - Malcolm D. Lee
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The Best Man : The Final Chapters
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Regina Hall, Taye Diggs, Nia Long, Terrance Howard, Morris Chestnut, Melissa De Souza and Harold Perrineau and the "The Best Man" cast share their takeaways from the hit franchise and send a heartfelt message to creator Malcolm D. Lee. The series premieres on December 22nd on Peacock.

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