Main Cast: Andrew Bates Jr., James Thomas Finlay, Jr., Randolph Henry, Artie Sheppard, Beatrice Wendin
Release Year: 1972
Country: US
Run Time: 91 minutes
MPAA Rating: R
Plot
Diana Sands stars in the provocative romantic drama Georgia, Georgia. While performing in Sweden, black singer Georgia (Diana Sands) falls in love with white photographer Michael Winters (Dirk Benedict). The issue of miscegenation weighs heavily upon the proceedings, though it is Georgia's black travelling companion Alberta (Minnie Gentry), rather than Michael's white friends, who is most upset by the interracial relationship. Alberta despises all whites with a vengeance, and it is her hatred that formulates the film's explosive climax. Scripted by Maya Angelou, Georgia, Georgia can't help but seem dated when shown today; its principal virtues are Diana Sands' performance and Andreas Ballas' cinematography. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
Cast
Dirk Benedict - Michael Winters; Minnie Gentry - Alberta Anderson; Tina Hedstrom; Diana Kjaer; Diana Sands - Georgia Martin; Roger Furman - Herbert Thompson; Terry Whitmore - Bobo; Stig Engstrom; Lars-Erik Berenett; Andrew Bates Jr.; James Thomas Finlay, Jr.; Randolph Henry; Artie Sheppard; Beatrice Wendin
Credit
Herman Howell - Choreography, Stig Bjorkman - Director, Sten-Goran Camitz - Editor, Quentin Kelly - Executive Producer, Sven Olaf Waldorf - Composer (Music Score), Maya Angelou - Songwriter, Andreas Bellis - Cinematographer, Jack Jordan - Producer, Maya Angelou - Screenwriter, Maya Angelou - Book Author