Scott Joplin (1977)
Director: Jeremy Paul Kagan Writer: Christopher Knopf Keywords: Drama, Biography, Ragtime
Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
Margaret Avery |
Actor |
20-Jan-1944 |
|
The Color Purple |
Eubie Blake |
Jazz Musician |
7-Feb-1883 |
12-Feb-1983 |
Ragtime jazz pianist |
Godfrey Cambridge |
Actor |
26-Feb-1933 |
29-Nov-1976 |
Cotton Comes to Harlem |
Art Carney |
Actor |
4-Nov-1918 |
9-Nov-2003 |
Ed Norton on The Honeymooners |
Seymour Cassel |
Actor |
22-Jan-1935 |
|
Faces |
Clifton Davis |
Actor |
4-Oct-1945 |
|
That's My Mama |
Samuel Fuller |
Film Director |
12-Aug-1912 |
30-Oct-1997 |
Pickup on South Street |
Mabel King |
Actor |
25-Dec-1932 |
9-Nov-1999 |
What's Happening! |
Lionel Richie |
Singer/Songwriter |
20-Jun-1949 |
|
All Night Long, former Commodore |
Billy Dee Williams |
Actor |
6-Apr-1937 |
|
Lando Calrissian, Colt-45 malt liquor pitchman |
REVIEWS Review by anonymous (posted on 28-Oct-2006) This film is a must see. The Scott Joplin story is a very important one
to american history. As the celebrated "King of Rag Time" Joplin made
great strides in music history, Actor Billy Dee Williams was wonderful
as he portrayed Joplin with compassion, and strength. Clifton Davis
played Louis Chovan who's one composition was written by Joplin (the
only black musician who wrote music in their fold) had me in tears with
his performance which was moving and sad. I have no idea why this film
is not shown on television more often. It is excellent. and should be
remade for today's audience
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