I would worry for the man, who if he was any mere mortal would be sure to suffer from instantaneous writer's block followed by panic attacks, ulcers and chemical dependence at the thought that he'd have to deliver three-plus movies in the next couple of years, if he hadn't already written and directed fifteen movies since 2002. Fifteen. Oh, and he also has a TV show, Tyler Perry's House of Payne. Now, I know that many of the movies he's written and directed have been adaptations of plays he's written in the past (he started at age 18), and I'll grant you that gives him a pretty decent head start when putting everything to script. But, dude. I don't know that your average person (and by average person, I mean my family members) has even been to see fifteen movies since 2002. And shouldn't he be running out of plays soon? I mean, eventually he's going to be dipping into his mother's "Tyler: Middle School" box in the attic pulling out the plays he wrote in sixth grade drama. I hope the studio execs know what they're getting into. Coming from Lionsgate in 2010: Tyler Perry's Zippy the Lonesome Sheep.