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Nov 1, 2018 · Spoken by David Ruffin in the biographical miniseries The Temptations, the line has become iconic for its hilarious brashness. In the scene it comes from, the legendary Motown act’s founder, Otis...
The Temptations mini series from back in the day: I’ve always loved it… Throwback ️ It’s not perfect and there are a lot of biopic cliches, but I always felt it was so well done and so entertaining.
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Not only is it largely educational and offers very introspective looks into the lives of all members of the group, but the acting is fantastic. The film truly captures the soul music scene of early 1960's Detroit, and further on as the Temptations rise to fame, and fall to ruin.
Nov 17, 2018 · Spoken by David Ruffin in the biographical miniseries The Temptations, the line has become iconic for its hilarious brashness. In the scene it comes from, the legendary Motown act’s founder, Otis Williams, warns the lead singer to stop missing sessions and rehearsals. And Williams reminds Ruffin that the audience is coming to see the entire ...
Jun 25, 2014 · For all of its evident flaws, “The Temptations” is one of the more engrossing biography films about the musical giants that were the Temptations, while the overall level of performances varies from solid to impressive.
Oct 31, 1998 · The film ticks off the terrible sacrifices made by Mr. Williams and the other Temptations, who were ultimately destroyed by their dalliances with fame. But this real-life drama is hammered into...
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one of the greatest movie bio of all time. performances are flawless. it needs to be on blu ray. Rated 5/5 Stars • 01/19/23. Life really is a game of luck, and of course talent and drive. And ...
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