Harlem Nights
Top Billed Cast
ดูเพิ่มเติม
Danny Aiello
Phil Cantone
Stan Shaw
Jack Jenkins
Richard Pryor
Sugar Ray
Roberto Durán
Roberto
Eddie Smith
Driver
Michael Lerner
Bugsy Calhoune
Ji-Tu Cumbuka
Toothless Gambler
Don Blakely
Crapshooter
Carmen Filpi
Doorman
Rudy Challenger
Patron
Della Reese
Vera
Redd Foxx
Bennie Wilson
Michael Goldfinger
Max
Gene Hartline
Michael Kirkpatrick
Eugene Robert Glazer
Detective Hogan (as Eugene R. Glazer)
Charlie Murphy
Jimmy
Clarence M. Landry
Old Man
Eddie Murphy
Quick
Christopher Jackson
Crapshooter
Arsenio Hall
Crying Man
Uncle Ray Murphy
Willie (as Uncle Ray)
Steve White
Patron
Clifford Strong
Man at Front Seat (as Cliff Strong)
Miguel A. Núñez Jr.
Man with Broken Nose
Nick Savage
Gambler
Mike Genovese
Desk Sergeant
Margaret Wheeler
Elderly Woman
Robin Harris
Jerome
Rick Aiello
Man #1
Robert Vento
Bartender
George Kyle
Man at Bugsy's
Bill Bateman
Orderly
Roger E. Reid
Crapshooter
Vic Polizos
Richie Vento
Lela Rochon
Sunshine
William Utay
Cop
Dan Tullis Jr.
Crapshooter
Sandman Sims
Crapshooter
Marc Figueroa
One of Calhoune's Boys
Bobby McGee
Gambler
Berlinda Tolbert
Annie
Jasmine Guy
Dominique La Rue
David Marciano
Tony
Thomas Mikal Ford
Tommy Smalls
Joe Pecoraro
Joe Leoni
Desi Arnez Hines II
Young Quick
Reynaldo Rey
Gambler
Johnny Lee Smith
Huge Man (as Johnny Smith)
Robi Reed
Woman Employee (as Robin Lynn Reed)
Ty Granderson Jones
Crapshooter
Roy Lee Jones
Crapshooter
Dexter A. Wilkins
Patron
Nona Gaye
Patron
Kathleen Bradley
Lady
Alvin Silver
Headwaiter
Joe Littlefield
Elderly Man
Donald Nardini
Man #2
Dennis Lee Kelly
Cop
Michael Buffer
Announcer
Michael Stroka
Detective Simms
Karen Armstead
Bennie's Girlfriend
Lezley Price
Nurse
Randy Harris
Todo La Noche
Woody Omens
Ringside Announcer
Don Familton
Referee
Dennis Kemper
Bathroom Attendant
Larry L. Johnson
King Blue
Prince C. Spencer
Prince Spencer
เนื้อหาเบื้องต้น
'Sugar' Ray is the owner of an illegal casino and must contend with the pressure of vicious gangsters and corrupt police who want to see him go out of business. In the world of organised crime and police corruption in the 1920s, any dastardly trick is fair.