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Sparkle (1974)

Directed by Sam O'Steen.

Cast:
Irene Cara, Lonette McKee, Dorian Harewood, Mary Alice, Beatrice Winde, Paul Lambert, Tony King, Dawn Smith.

In Sparkle, three Harlem siblings played by Lonette McKee ('Round Midnight), Irene Cara (Fame), and Dwan Smith form Sister and the Sisters, a vocal trio aided by the crackling tunes written by their friend Stix (a pre-Miami Vice Philip Michael Thomas). Their manager is another neighborhood chum, Levi (Dorian Harewood). Levi is in love with McKee's vampy Sister, while Stix is sweet on Cara's tender Sparkle. Pretty soon, they're knocking 'em dead in local talent shows — and who wouldn't with music written and arranged by the great Curtis Mayfield. 98 min.

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This film is from the private film archive collection of and presented by The Museum of African American Cinema

FILM STORY LINE & CREDITS

Sparkle (1974)

This film is from the private film archive collection of
and presented by
The Museum of African American Cinema