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| Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (1989) | |||||
| Comedy, Dance | |||||
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| Gregory Hines | Max Washington | |
| Jr. Sammy Davis | ||
| Joe Morton | Nicky | |
| Suzzanne Douglas | ||
| Sammy Davis Jr. | Little Mo | |
| Suzzanne Douglass | Amy Simms | |
| Savion Glover | Louis Simms | |
| Terrence E. McNally | Bob Wythe | |
| Dick Anthony Williams | Francis | |
| Bunny Briggs | Bunny | |
| Steve Condos | Steve | |
| Arthur Duncan | Arthur |
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| Producer | Richard Vane
Gary Adelson |
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| Writer | Nick Castle
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Sometimes No Matter What...You Can't Escape The Rhythm. Two days out of prison and looking for action, Max Washington (Gregory Hines) gets involved in a jewel heist with a local crime boss. The lure of a big payoff is tempting, and street-wise Max makes some cunning moves in this spirited story of life on the streets and in the fast lane. Tap is never-ending energy and excitement! |
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