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The Truth about Eddie Murphy’s "Coming to America" | We The Internet TV

Child soldiers, death squads, and genocide: these are the horrors that were left out of Eddie Murphy's 1988 documentary, “Coming to America.” For the first time, the true story of the African kingdom of Zamunda. It’s been 30 years since the release of Coming to America, the story of Akeem, Prince of Zamunda, as he travels to New York in search of true love. This seminal documentary offered Americans a window into African royalty and became a hit sensation in the United States. But few people are aware of Zamunda’s dark secrets. Secrets intentionally left on the cutting room floor. Never before seen, until now. Through exclusive interviews with Zamundan witnesses and survivors, Imani, Kmaha, and Zamul, and former US Ambassador Phillip Hancock, We the Internet TV cuts through the propaganda of the original “romantic comedy" and documents the atrocities of the King Jaffe Joffer regime and the African hard-fought transition to democracy. This is "Coming to America: the Nightmare of Zamunda." Did we leave anything out? Let us know in the comments and subscribe for more videos. Follow us on social media for more videos, memes and other political comedy that makes fun of everyone! Facebook:   / wetheinternettv   Twitter:   / wetheinternettv   Instagram:   / wetheinternettv   Written by Lou Perez and Greg Burke with Harry Terjanian and Brandon Bassham Directed and Edited by Greg Burke Graphics by Michael Petruso Tom Hammond: Gary Lee Mahmoud Imani Tumahi: Abbi Crutchfield Kmaha Chithi: Grizz Chapman Zamul Kamak: LeMar McLean Phillip Hancock: Lou Perez DP: Kevin Jacobsen Sound: Fernando Castillo AC: Barbara Barton HMU: Jenny Diaz Executive Producers: Maurice Black, Lou Perez, Erin O’Connor, & Rob Pfaltzgraff Creative Director: Erin O’Connor Head Writer: Lou Perez Creative Producer: Lana Link