This light, gentle comedy from director Todd Graff stars Dolly Parton and Queen Latifah in the tale of a small-town choir determined to win a national choral competition. As the choir leaders, G.G. Sparrow and Vi Rose Hill (Parton and Latifah) band together and set out to win at any cost, supported by their eager young participants (Jeremy Jordan, Keke Palmer and others).
Cast List
Todd Graff - Actor/Screenwriter/Producer
Joani Yarbrough
David Boyd - Director of Photography
Frank Galline
Lonnie Smith
Curt Sobel
Brad Arensman
Tim Bourne - Producer, DRUMLINE (2002)
K.C. Holdenfield
Mervyn Warren
Rick Kline
Merc Arceneaux
Linda Cohen - Music, GIGANTIC: A TALE OF TWO JOHNS (2003)
Van Redin
Michele Lynch
Tim Walkey
Dale Williams
Linda Clark-Thompson
Tim LeBlanc
Susan Ransom
Iasia Merriweather
Shunika Terry
Stephanie Ponder
Daniel H. George
Monifa Mortis
Cheryl Riddle
Scanlan Backus
Queen Latifah - American rapper/actress
Queen Latifah - American rapper/actress
Dana Owens - American rapper/actress
Courtney B. Vance - Supporting Actor/Male
David Dwyer - Actor
Kris Kristofferson - Singer/Composer/Actor
Kris Karson - Singer/Composer/Actor
Dolly Parton - American Singer/Actress
Jesse L. Martin - Star, LAW & ORDER
Karen Peck
Kevin Bulla
Kirk Franklin - Gospel Singer
Stevie Ray Dallimore
Keke Palmer - Actress, THE WOOL CAP
Rana Kirkland
Hajji Golightly
Bruce Williamson
Dexter Darden - Actor in MINUTEMEN (2008)
Dequina Moore
Ziah Colon
Jeremy Jordan - Actor, ;
Angela Grovey
Andy Karl
Paul Woolfolk
Francis Jue
Roy Huang
Judd Derek Lormand
Ivan Kelley Jr.
Maurice Johnson
- Format: DVD
- Color Format: (unknown/unconverted)
- UPC: 883929239528
- Genre: Comedy
- Rating: PG-13 (MPAA)
- Release Date: May 2013
Related Categories:
Movies > Comedies
Related Keywords:
Religion
Young Love
Physically Impaired
Small Towns
Competitions
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Reviews:
"Ms. Latifah's vibrant presence owes everything to her verve and vocal cords..." - 01/13/2012 Wall Street Journal
"Latifah's rendition of the traditional spiritual "Fix Me Jesus," sung when her character's at a low point, is solid....And Palmer's a strong, steadily developing performer." - 01/13/2012 Los Angeles Times
