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Gabrielle Union, Taraji P. Henson In 'Think Like A Man' Trailer

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We’re sure you’ve heard of Steve Harvey’s bestselling relationship book ‘Act Like A Lady, Think Like A Man’ AND that said book has been adapted into a featured film, ‘Think Like A Man’. Well the trailer has just been released and we decided to share a personal note from the author who helped penned this successful book

“It’s every author’s secret fantasy to write a book and have it debut at the top of the New York Times best seller’s list. But when it’s crowned the top-selling book of 2009, as was Act Like A Lady, Think Like A Man, the runaway hit relationship book I helped Steve Harvey pen, and that bad boy finds its way onto the big screen? Dude. Seriously. There are no words.

I’m so proud to give my readers a sneak peek at Think Like A Man, the feature film based on Act Like A Lady, Think Like A Man. With an all-star line-up, including Taraji P. Henson, Gabrielle Union, Michael Ealy, Chris Brown, Kevin Hart, Meagan Good and more, and the entertainment brilliance of the film’s producer, Will Packer of Takers, Stomp the Yard, and This Christmas fame, I’m sure Think Like A Man will soar when it’s released in spring 2012. *In my Lil’ John voice* Yeah!”

Cheers to Denene Millner!!

Source: MyBrownBaby

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