A story about a complicated man
Bird is a Clint Eastwood film about famed Be Bop Jazz saxophonist Charlie “Bird” Parker featuring Forest Whitaker in the lead. The film focuses upon the complexities and contradictions of Parker.<br /><br />The opening shows all the sides of Parker. He plays a great set at a club and then stumbles home drunk. He was happy the door was unlocked because he thought his wife Chan (Diane Venora) was still mad at him and would have kept him out. Later he tries to kill himself by drinking Iodine. Here you have his musical genius. His tumultuous relationship with his wife. His problems with addiction. His sense of mortality. Chan was also white so their relationship was taboo at the time due to the racism in society. That would lead to the conflict throughout the film as Parker was never able to find balance in his life.<br /><br />The movie uses a series of flashbacks not in chronological order to highlight parts of Parker’s career, his relationship with Chan, and his addiction. Of course there’s plenty of concert footage as well to hear Bird’s music.<br /><br />The film has its light moments as well. He meets a Jewish sax player named Red who gets Parker and his band a “society” gig which turns out to be a Jewish wedding. Then Parker takes him on tour in the deep South and calls him Albino Red and even gets him to sing a tune every night.<br /><br />It seems like Eastwood wanted to portray Parker as a complicated man and he accomplished that. Whitaker and Venora did a great job with their roles. Whitaker was very subtle with his part while Venora showed all the anguish Chan went through.
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