Why ‘The Wiz’ is the Best Black Musical
'The Wiz' has the propensity for paying homage to black culture with R&B music, graffiti and jazzy elements that make it incredibly entertaining.
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The main character is businessman Tihomir Stojković, who decides to film a Latin-American-Spanish-Venezuelan-Mexican series, or soap opera, with Serbian actors, consisting of 150 episodes, and hires writer Radiša, a permanent candidate for the Nin Award, who has written 28 novels, to write the script.
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The main character is businessman Tihomir Stojković, who decides to film a Latin-American-Spanish-Venezuelan-Mexican series, or soap opera, with Serbian actors, consisting of 150 episodes, and hires writer Radiša, a permanent candidate for the Nin Award, who has written 28 novels, to write the script.
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Genre:Comedy, TV Movie
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Written By:Sinisa Pavic
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Runtime:58 minutes
Studio:RTS
Cast
Director
Predrag Smiljković
Tihomir Stojković
Milan 'Lane' Gutović
Radiša Radišić "Ljuti"
Nikola Simić
Gazda Hose Del Dongo
Nenad Jezdić
Režiser
Predrag Ejdus
Psihijatar
Petar Kralj
Otac
Ivan Bosiljčić
Fernandito Enaro de Huarez
Srđan Timarov
Advokat Stanko Stanković
Vladimir Tintor
Mladi Hose Del Dongo
Đorđe Cakić
Klaper
Aleksandra Janković
Tankosava Radišić
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