Cultural Diversity Roster

In 1977, Chip McAllister was chosen over 5,000 actors to portray Muhammad Ali in his life story, “The Greatest”. Chip portrayed Cassius Clay for the first twenty five minutes of the movie, before Muhammad Ali played himself for the remainder. After starring in the major motion picture, that also starred Muhammad Ali, James Earl Jones, Robert Duvall and Ernest Borgnine, Chip was instantly transformed from an anonymous box boy to a rising star in Hollywood.

In the summer of 1978, Chip went to a party that was being held in the recreation room of the Oakwood apartments in Marina Del Rey. As Chip entered the doorway of the party, his breath was instantly taken from him. Though the room was dark, a beacon of light shone on the most beautiful sight he had ever beheld. Right there in the middle of the dance floor was Chips future.

The popular dance of the summer was The Freak. This particular dance was one in which the dancer slowly and gently writhed, barely moving their body in a sensual side to side, front to back motion, all the while lightly toying with and touching their own bodies in such a way as to arouse even the most rigid watcher.

Well, that being said, the light in the middle of the dance floor was being generated by who would come to be known as Kim. Kim thoughtfully and perfectly painted a pair of flawless Jordache jeans over her voluptuous and sumptuous hips, thighs and perfect buttocks. She also wore the cutest shiny tan long sleeved blouse that went well with her like colored Candy shoes.

Once Chip caught his breath, pinched himself to make sure that this vision of loveliness was not a figment, he composed himself enough to attempt to talk with her as she was finishing up her destiny dance. Holding his heart out to her in his hand, Chip introduced himself to Kim and asked if he could treat her to a drink of her choice. Anticipating the voice of an angel, Chip was sure that Kim would gladly and graciously accept his kind offer. However Chips ears betrayed him by registering a loud and belligerent NAW . . . YOU CANT BUY ME NO DRINK!!! (Chip later found out that Kim thought that he was a conceited actor. That is why she initially shunned him)

Taken aback, Chip was certain that there was something that Kim was not understanding about his kind offer. Being an extreme optimist, Chip opted to swallow his pride in order to convince the beautiful ice queen to take him up on his drink offer. Worn down by Chips unwillingness to curtail his attempts to engage her, Kim finally agreed to order a drink. However after Chip returned with her drink, she remained out on the dance floor, dancing with several partners for the next 45 minutes. Chip was undaunted though, due to the fact that his Diamond in the Rough had to return . . . she had left her purse at the table next to which Chip was diligently standing.

Finally Kim and her unfounded bad attitude returned from the dance floor with an exasperated gasp once she laid eyes on Chip. Something in Chip told him that this girl was better than her bad attitude. Actually Chip felt that This Super Fox is too fine to be this mean. The conversation was very one sided, as the gorgeous frigid maiden continued on her mean streak. Completely obtuse to the situation, Chip had the audacity to request Madam Ices phone number before he bid her adieu. Chip was certain that she would either not give him the number or not give him the right number.

A few days later, with no expectations, Chip called the number on the matchbook that Kim barely legibly scribbled her proposed number. To Chips utter surprise, Kim answered the phone. However, once Chips voice was recognized, Kim dryly and begrudgingly sighs the retort Oh . . . its you?. Over the next month or so, Kim does not warm up much during Chips weekly calls . . . so the beaten Chip gives up on her.