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Musical | Tap Dancing
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Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture | 1989 | Suzzanne
Outstanding Motion Picture | 1989
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture | 1989 | Sammy Davis,
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Motion Picture | 1989 | Gregory
Box Office Collection 9,114,702 USD
Many of the dance scenes were shot in single takes and at wide angles to show that the dancers were really doing all the steps.
Harold Nicholas and his older brother, Fayard, were The Nicholas Brothers. They can still be seen in old musicals dancing their amazing acrobatic tap.
The singer at the Times Square club was the great Etta James.
The credit "improvography by Gregory Hines" means that he made up many of his own steps rather than sticking to choreographed moves.
This was to be Sammy Davis, Jr.'s last appearance in a theatrical motion picture. He appeared in two made-for-TV movies before his passing in 1990.
"Max Washington: I don't do it like everyone else, remember?"
