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Gregory Hines

Gregory Hines

American actor and dancer (1946-2003)
February 14, 1946 (August 9, 2003)
U.S. 2001. Biography by Joseph Sargent with Gregory Hines, Peter Riegert, Kimberly Elise. The career of tap dancer Bill ""Bojangles"" Robinson who started in vaudeville theatre during the 1910s before going on to work in Hollywood.
U.S. 2000. Drama by Laurence Fishburne with Laurence Fishburne, Eamonn Walker, Titus Welliver. Two half-brothers wanted by the mafia after a heist gone bad ask a friend for help without knowing that he has been hired to eliminate them.
Runtime: 107 min.
U.S. 1999. Drama by Charles Robert Carner with Gregory Hines, James Belushi, Sean McCann. Two journalists discover irregularities in the way an investigation into a series of child murders in Atlanta was conducted.
U.S. 1997. Dramatic comedy by Richard LaBrie with Gregory Hines, Vincent D'Onofrio, Max Gail.

Subway Stories

V.O.: Subway Stories: Tales From the Underground
U.S. 1996. Fantasy comedy by Penny Marshall with Denzel Washington, Whitney Houston, Courtney B. Vance.
Runtime: 123 min.
U.S. 1995. Thriller by Peter Levin with Jean Smart, Gregory Hines, Jeffrey Nordling.
U.S. 1995. Western by Paris Barclay with Sinbad, Gregory Hines, James Coburn.
Runtime: 93 min.

Fatal Destiny

V.O.: Bleeding Hearts
U.S. 1994. Sentimental drama by Gregory Hines with Mark Evan Jacobs, Karen Kirkland, Elliott Gould.
Runtime: 91 min.
U.S. 1994. Dramatic comedy by Penny Marshall with Danny DeVito, Lillo Brancato, Stacey Dash.
Runtime: 129 min.
U.S. 1992. Comedy by Lewis Teague with Gregory Hines, Christopher Lloyd, Ned Beatty. On a journey to South Carolina, an ex-convict and a passing buddy find their efforts to break the law to be unsuccessful.
U.S. 1991. Social drama by Bill Condon with Gregory Hines, Annette O'Toole, Bill Nunn. A black man from New York travels to Louisiana to investigate the lynching of his father thirty years ago who was accused of raping a white woman.
U.S. 1991. Police comedy by Bill Duke with Forest Whitaker, Gregory Hines, Robin Givens. Involved in a hit that goes wrong, the girlfriend of a gang leader runs away with a trunk full of gold and takes refuge in the home of a harmless accountant who she pretends to fall in love with.
Runtime: 108 min.
U.S. 1991. Science-fiction by Duncan Gibbins with Renée Soutendijk, Gregory Hines, Michael Greene. A counter-terrorism specialist hunts down a murderous cyborg with the help of a scientist who made the robot in her own image.
Runtime: 100 min.
U.S. 1989. Musical by Nick Castle with Gregory Hines, Sammy Davis Jr., Suzzanne Douglas. After his release from prison, a dancer who is a master of the art of tap dancing has a hard time with reintegration.
Runtime: 111 min.
U.S. 1988. Crime drama by Christopher Crowe with Willem Dafoe, Gregory Hines, Fred Ward. In Saigon in 1968, two U.S. Army sergeants investigate murders allegedly committed by an officer.
Runtime: 101 min.
U.S. 1986. Police comedy by Peter Hyams with Billy Crystal, Gregory Hines, Darlanne Fluegel. Two Chicago police officers seek to catch a major drug dealer in the act.
Runtime: 87 min.
U.S. 1985. Musical drama by Taylor Hackford with Mikhail Baryshnikov, Gregory Hines, Jerzy Skolimowski. After the forced landing of his plane in the U.S.S.R., a Russian dancer, who moved to the West is forced to give a performance in Leningrad.
Runtime: 135 min.
U.S. 1984. Mores drama by Francis Ford Coppola with Richard Gere, Gregory Hines, Diane Lane. In 1928, various plots intertwine in a popular cabaret in the Harlem district of New York.
Runtime: 128 min.
U.S. 1983. Satire by William Friedkin with Chevy Chase, Sigourney Weaver, Gregory Hines. The tribulations of a small-time arms dealer trying to pull off a major coup.
Runtime: 98 min.
Runtime: 114 min.

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