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Short Biography: Tyler Perry
Tyler Perry was born September 13, 1969. He is now 47 years old. Tyler lives in New Orleans , Louisiana. He is an actor, producer, director, author,and songwriter. When tyler was young he lived in a postage stamp room. He didn’t have much then. When he moved out years ago he typed stories and made millions of dollars on the books that he wrote. Tyler now lives in a bigger and better home. He is a famous person now, then what he was then. Tyler is a marvelous actor,director, and songwriter. Tyler Perry is a character named Madea in a lot of his movies. His top 3 movies are Boo a Madea Halloween movie, Why Did I Get Married Too, and The single Moms Club. He has made many more movies with is partner Gelila Bekele. That is all I have to
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