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Gregory HinesActor
Date of Birth: 14.02.1946
Country:  USA |
Content:
- Gregory Hines: The Tapping Master
- The Cotton Club (1984): Dance and Irony
- White Nights (1985): Tap in the Gulag
- Comedic Charisma
- Genre Versatility
- Notable Film Roles
Gregory Hines: The Tapping Master
American actor and dancer Gregory Hines was born to African-American heritage. His exceptional talent as a tap dancer emerged at the tender age of five, alongside his brother Maurice. By age eight, Hines graced Broadway stages with his electrifying performances.
The Cotton Club (1984): Dance and Irony
In the gangster-musical "The Cotton Club," Hines showcased his tap dancing skills with both irony and flair. He also served as the film's choreographer.
White Nights (1985): Tap in the Gulag
Hines took on a more dramatic role in "White Nights," portraying an American tap dancer imprisoned in a Soviet gulag. He collaborated with renowned ballet dancer Mikhail Baryshnikov in this cinematic masterpiece.
Comedic Charisma
While Hines excelled in drama, he was most known for his comedic timing in films such as "History of the World. Part 1," "Deal of the Century," "Running Scared," "A Rage in Harlem," "Renaissance Man," and "Waiting to Exhale."
Genre Versatility
Beyond comedy, Hines ventured into mystical thrillers like "Wolfen" and sci-fi adventures like "Eve of Destruction." His diverse filmography showcased his range and adaptability.
Notable Film Roles
The Cotton Club (1984) - Gangster ThrillerWhite Nights (1985) - Dramatic Ballet
Saigon (1988) - Action Thriller
Thief and a Snitch (1992) - Crime Comedy
Renaissance Man (1994) - Tragicomedy
Dead Air (1994) -
Waiting to Exhale (1995) - Drama
Little Cherokee (1996) -
Mad Dog Time (1996) - Crime Comedy
The Preacher's Wife (1996) - Musical
