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Dutchman is a 1967 British drama film directed by Anthony Harvey and starring Shirley Knight and Al Freeman, Jr. [1] It was based on the 1964 play Dutchman by Amiri Baraka (a.k.a. Le Roi Jones), who wrote the screenplay adaptation. John Barry wrote the score. The movie tells the story of a black man who meets a white woman while ...
Dutchman: Directed by Anthony Harvey. With Shirley Knight, Al Freeman Jr., Frank Lieberman, Robert Calvert. With the provocation of her lovely half-naked body and strikingly lascivious speech, Lula, a sinister, neurotic white girl, lures to his doom Clay, a good-looking young Black stranger whom she has picked up in the subway and starts ...
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- Drama
- Anthony Harvey
- 1967-07
Dutchman ist ein Film von Anthony Harvey mit Shirley Knight, Al Freeman Jr.. Entdecke alle Informationen über der Film Dutchman, videos und neuesten Nachrichten.
- Anthony Harvey
- 1967
- Shirley Knight, Al Freeman Jr.
- Shirley Knight, Al Freeman Jr.
Reviews. Dutchman. Roger Ebert June 21, 1968. Tweet. Now streaming on: Powered by JustWatch. [EDITOR'S NOTE: This review contains spoilers.] "Dutchman" has "been brought to the screen almost entirely within the framework of LeRoi Jones' original play. It still has the same message, told in the same way.
An African-American man named Clay (Al Freeman Jr.) rides the New York City subway and becomes the fixation of a white woman, Lula (Shirley Knight), who is seemingly sexually attracted to him....
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- Anthony Harvey
- Drama
Dutchman, one-act drama by Amiri Baraka, produced and published in 1964 under the playwright’s original name LeRoi Jones. Dutchman presents a stylized encounter that illustrates hatred between blacks and whites in America as well as the political and psychological conflicts facing black American men in the 1960s.
DUTCHMAN (1967). The racial allegory runs deep when a seductive white woman targets a black man in this edgy adaptation of the groundbreaking Obie-winning play by Amiri Baraka [LeRoi Jones] -- a two-character confrontation which provides an acting tour de force for Shirley Knight and Al Freeman Jr., and was also the first film by director ...
