King of the Bingo Game

King of the Bingo Game

King of the Bingo Game

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King of the Bingo Game

1999

0h 26m

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Drama

Overview

Harlem, 1943. Sonny is a struggling African American who frequents the bingo parlor in a desperate attempt to provide for his family in post-Depression era New York.

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Cast & Crew

15 members

Acting

Colman Domingo

Sonny

Colman Domingo

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Bennie Lewis

George

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Earl L. Robertson

Leroy

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Rashida Clendening

Woman Eating Peanuts

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Peter Macon

Film Noir Hero

Peter Macon

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Anika Noni Rose

Film Noir Female

Anika Noni Rose

Crew

June Lomena

Laura

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Vonn Scott Bair

Projectionist

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Finn Curtin

Emcee

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Johnnie Burrell

Attendant

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Peter Fitzsimmons

Featured Audience Member

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Claude Jones

Featured Audience Member

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David Cordoni

Cop

David Cordoni

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Paul Morgan

Cop

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Shane Taylor

Featured Audience Member

Shane Taylor

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