An unlikely friendship as two men cross racist America
The Green Book starts with Frank Vallelonga played by Viggo Mortensen losing his job at the Copacabana night club in New York City as it closed for two months of renovation. With a wife and two kids he struggles to find a temporary job stooping to pawning his watch and taking on a friend for $50 in a hot dog eating contest. He’s eventually contacted to be the driver for the pianist Dr Don Shirley played by Mahershala Ali.<br /><br />Their relationship is set the first time the two meet each other. Shirley lives above Carnegie Hall, sits on a throne like chair, and talks very proper while Vallelonga explains his skills in his working class drawl. The unlikely couple set off on a tour that starts in the north, and eventually enters the south. Shirley tries to maintain a hierarchy of him as the wealthy boss and Vallelonga as his lower class help, but that eventually breaks down. The friendship that develops between the them is the heart of the movie as the two grow closer as the film progresses. There are many great moments as this happens such as when Vallelonga gets Shirley to eat fried chicken for the first time or gets him to listen to Little Richard in the car or when Shirley dictates love letters for Vallelonga to write to his wife back in New York. Vallelonga is also won over by Shirley’s piano virtuoso.<br /><br />There’s also the issue of race as Shirley plays at all white establishments and then enters Dixie on his tour. He’s often forced to stay in all black hotels due to segregation, which Vallelonga is shocked to discover. They also run into the police, Shirley is beaten and humiliated several times, and is refused service at segregated establishments. Vallelonga gets an education in race relations and becomes Shirley’s protector from racist whites.<br /><br />Overall this is a great buddy movie. The two characters grow together, and there are laughs throughout the entire film as well as touching scenes.
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