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Honeydripper
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Honeydripper

Sep 10, 2007
2h 4m
★ 5.9

This Better Be Some Saturday Night!

Overview

In 1950s Alabama, the owner of the Honeydripper juke joint finds his business dropping off and against his better judgment, hires a young electric guitarist in a last ditch effort to draw crowds during harvest time.

Genres

Drama
Music

Production Companies

Emerging Pictures
Anarchist's Convention Films
Rainforest Entertainment

Honeydripper Trailers

Cast

Danny Glover

Tyrone Purvis

Danny Glover

LisaGay Hamilton

Delilah

LisaGay Hamilton

Yaya DaCosta

China Doll

Yaya DaCosta

Charles S. Dutton

Maceo

Charles S. Dutton

Vondie Curtis-Hall

Slick

Vondie Curtis-Hall

Gary Clark Jr.

Sonny

Gary Clark Jr.

Mable John

Bertha Mae

Mable John

Stacy Keach

Sheriff Pugh

Stacy Keach

Nagee Clay

Scratch

Nagee Clay

Absalom Adams

Lonnie

Absalom Adams

Arthur Lee Williams

Metalmouth Sims

Arthur Lee Williams

Ruben Santiago-Hudson

Stokely

Ruben Santiago-Hudson

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