Great mix of music dance love and the mob and race in America
The Cotton Club was directed by Francis Ford Coppola and portrayed a slice of life of musicians, dancers and gangsters in 1920s New York from both a white and black perspective. This is a remastered version of the original.<br /><br />The very first scene portrays the paradox of the famous Cotton Club which was located in Harlem. The doorman asks a woman if she were black or not. Her date protests, but then they are not allowed in. All the performers at the club were black but it only allowed in white patrons.<br /><br />The two main characters represent the artists of the city and the swinging 20s. Gregory Hines plays Sandman Williams who along with his brother Clay (Maurice Hines) get hired to dance at the Cotton Club. Richard Gere is musician Dixie Dwyer who saves the life of mobster Dutch Shultz (James Remar) and goes to work for him. Williams highlights the wealth of black talent that was present at not only the Cotton Club but New York but America in general. Hines of course gets to show up his tap dancing skills. At the same time he faces the racist management at the Cotton Club. Dwyer provides insight into the gangsters that ran New York.<br /><br />All together it’s a great mix of music, dancing, love, the mob, and race in America.
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