The Life of Dancer

THE LIFE OF DANCER is one of the most inspirational and uplifting stories of the year. As one of the world's FIRST Black Dancers to receive a STAR on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, 98 year-old Dr. Prince C. Spencer sits for a candid home IMovie. Narrated by Hawthorne James, Dr. Spencer shares his time working through segregated show business with Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. He reminisces on negotiating with Eddie Murphy over 'Harlem Nights' and then recalls the tragic day Redd Foxx took his last breath. The film features beautiful photographs and rare film footage that brands his historical legacy and brings Dr. Spencer's extraordinary story to life.

A shining neon-glowing Short.

This film really is everything the critics have been saying. Stupendous, visually spellbinding, brilliantly acted and very funny.

I just finished the movie today and I must say that this is by far one of the most artistic and beautiful movies I have seen in years!

The story is fascinating; the acting was excellent & the cinematography was incredible. recommended!

After about ten minutes I was completely drawn in, all the way to the end. Very enjoyable!

I liked the movie. It's my first Hawthorne James movie and I will be looking for more of him.

If you love Hawthorne James, and your only wish was that that bad-ass could have been a good guy, then this is the movie for you!!!!!

Great movie kept me on the edge of my chair

Great writing, great pacing, great story telling, and a perfect ending

This movie blew me away; however not the first time I saw it, I had to watch it twice to truly appreciate the message and the power of this film. Maybe I wasn't fully paying attention or maybe I was too young at the time but I am so glad that I watched it again.

Didn't really care about the weak plot and tropes. Good visuals and you'll probably enjoy it if you like Documentary.