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    Q&A: Anthony Anderson keeps it real on 'black-ish,' except for the time he made his son take the fall

    by By Sarah Rodman, Los Angeles Times Aug 21, 2017 3 minutes

    Get Anthony Anderson going and the voluble "black-ish" star will keep on going. The actor, who also serves as a co-executive producer on the ABC series, received his third consecutive Emmy nomination last month for portraying patriarch Dre Johnson.

    We recently sat down with Anderson to talk about how "black-ish" manages to find a balance between serious, topical issues and laugh-out loud funny family moments and how the classic Norman Lear sitcoms of the '70s serve as a guide.

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