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Either way, Kelly dished on additional plans outside of writing twisted scenarios for Sylvester, Rufus, Cathy, Tina, Roxanne, Rosie the Nosy Neighbor, Randolph, ’Twan, Pimp Lucius, Dr. The partnership between Kelly and IFC peaked with a “Trapped in the Closet” marathon in December of 2013, and left IFC president and GM Jennifer Caserta gushing to The Hollywood Reporter that the network “can’t wait to bring the next chapters of Trapped to IFC.”Īt this point, it’s unclear if the cable network will be the outlet of choice for the next three dozen installments of “Trapped in the Closet,” given the popularity of various streaming services. I’ll tour if it’s a major deal, but if not I might just chill and just finish writing my movie scripts.” “'Trapped in the Closet,' I have 35 more chapters of that done,” Kelly revealed in an interview with Melissa Ruggieri of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. According to Kelly, the world needs more of his urban opretta. Kelly’s 2005 hit “Trapped in the Closet” spawned an Independent Film Channel series, plans of a Broadway stage show, and upwards of 33 music videos currently available on YouTube.
