Norbit is devoted to Rasputia but repulsed by her sexually. Their lovemaking has all the tenderness of a WWE SmackDown – funny costumes and busted furniture. By and by, ...

It’s also called “Norbit” because that’s the main character’s name: a nervous, nebbishy orphan (Murphy) who marries an abusive harpie named Rasputia (also Murphy, caked in latex) but ...

Rasputia is so ugly that during her wedding to Norbit, she is the object of jeers and hilarity. In another scene, she belches and has a bout of flatulence after chomping on junk food.

Hope arrives in the impossibly thin form of Norbit’s childhood love Kate (Thandie Newton), but obstacles stand in their way -- for starters, Rasputia’s mountainous, muscle-bound brothers and ...

Witness Norbit’s true love from his orphanage days, Kate, who was adopted, moved away and returns full-grown, saccharine-sweet, and played by the slender, elegant Thandie Newton.

Rasputia’s bullying shakedown crew of a family (Terry Crews of Everybody Hates Chris is a hoodlum hoot) keeps Norbit under its thumb, so even if he wanted to steal Kate (Newton) from her gold ...

He portrays both the meek nerd Norbit and Norbit’s jealous and overbearing wife, Rasputia. The movie, No. 1 at the box office when it opened two weekends ago, ...

While not a happy marriage, Norbit puts up with Rasputia’s abuse until she’s caught having an affair with her flamboyant dance instructor (Marlon Wayans).

"Norbit," which follows the misery of the title character (Eddie Murphy), a nerd who's caught between his abusive, extremely rotund wife, Rasputia (Murphy in big mode), and his beloved childhood ...

Raised at the Golden Wonton, a Chinese restaurant and orphanage, Norbit (Eddie Murphy) is feeble, clueless and looking for a little love. After his soulmate gets adopted, he is left to bear the ...