| Mo' Better Blues | |||||
| Universal Studios (1990) | |||||
| Drama, Music | |||||
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| Denzel Washington | Bleek Gilliam | |
| Spike Lee | Giant | |
| John Turturro | Moe Flatbush | |
| Bill Nunn | Bottom Hammer | |
| Cynda Williams | Clarke Bentancourt | |
| Wesley Snipes | Shadow Henderson | |
| Giancarlo Esposito | Left Hand Lacey | |
| Joie Lee | Indigo Downes | |
| Dick Anthony Williams | Big Stop Williams | |
| Robin Harris | Butterbean Jones | |
| Rubén Blades | ||
| Raye Dowell | Rita | |
| Linda Hawkins (II) | ||
| Rubén Blades | Petey | |
| Linda Hawkins | Jeanne | |
| Samuel L. Jackson | Madlock | |
| Leonard L. Thomas | Rod | |
| Abbey Lincoln | Lillian Gilliam | |
| Charles Q. Murphy | Eggy | |
| Jeff Watts | Rhythm Jones |
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| Producer | Spike Lee
Jon Kilik |
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| Writer | Spike Lee
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Academy Award-winning actor Denzel Washington gives a riveting performance in Spike Lee's breathtaking film on music and love. Talented trumpeter Bleek Gilliam (Washington) is obsessed by his music and indecisive about his girlfriends Indigo (Joie Lee) and Clarke (Cynda Williams). But when he is forced to come to the aid of his manager and childhood friend (Spike Lee), Bleek finds his world more fragile than he ever imagined. Stunning cinematography, a rousing score and superlative performances come together in this unforgettable feast for the senses. |
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