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The Colored Folks Goodtime Hour (2022)
A satirical and fictional look at a 1950’s all black variety show and its controversial gay host Cherry Cola Pitts. Set in 1956, the show is threatening to overtake “I Love Lucy” in the TV ratings but faces backlash because of its flamboyant host as he battles to keep his show atop the ratings all while facing demons from his past and threats from inside his own network to bring him down.
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A satirical and fictional look at a 1950’s all black variety show and its controversial gay host Cherry Cola Pitts. Set in 1956, the show is threatening to overtake “I Love Lucy” in the TV ratings but faces backlash because of its flamboyant host as he battles to keep his show atop the ratings all while facing demons from his past and threats from inside his own network to bring him down.
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:12/11/2022
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Runtime:70 minutes
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Cast
Vincent Victoria
Director
Erica Bolden-Howard
Mammie 2
Terrie Donald
Mammie 1
Jad Ellis
Richard Stein
Marcus Freeman
Willie Freeman
Lindsay Garrigue
Miss Cherry
Todd Greenfield
Milton R. Mason
Keith Harris
Roland Christopher
Reyna Janelle
Jolly Jenkins
Wykesha King
The Card Girl
Wes Kreitz
Studemont
Tabitha Lee
Mrs. Pittman
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