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Aaron Reed (writer)
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13 June 1997 (USA)
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A backstage Broadway Dance film. | add synopsis
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Intimate portrait of a chorus line dancer, done well
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(Credited cast)| Rick Negron | ... | Nick | |
| Kristin Moreu | ... | Amy | |
| Denise Faye | ... | Heidi | |
| Taylor Nichols | ... | Peter | |
| Gerry McIntyre | ... | Sean | |
| Aubrey Lynch | ... | Steven | |
| Michelle Pertier | ... | Michelle | |
| Donald Byrd | ... | Austin | |
| Jane Edith Wilson | ... | Greta | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| John Battista | ... | Sal | |
| Pamella Berkeley | ... | Woman in Hotel | |
| John Bertholon | ... | Bouncer | |
| Jamie Bishton | ... | Kevin | |
| Freddy Deane | ... | Scott | |
| Michael Donaghy | ... | Luis | |
| Chris Eigeman | ... | David | |
| Thomas Gibson | ... | Bartender | |
| Lisa Johnson | ... | Dance Captain | |
| Barry McNabb | ... | Owen | |
| Max Miller | ... | Dr. Astin | |
| Mio Morales | ... | Prem | |
| Julio Munge | ... | Ramon | |
| Ted Neuhoff | ... | Husband in Restaurant | |
| Yvonne Racz | ... | Veronica | |
| Joan Ranquet | ... | Woman in Bar | |
| Star Reese | ... | Videographer | |
| Peter Reffie | ... | Frankie | |
| Richard Stegman | ... | Agent | |
| Yvonne Trinkwater | ... | Wife in Restaurant | |
| David Turley | ... | Beefcakes Waiter | |
| Fuschia Walker | ... | Rolanda | |
| Howard Wesson | ... | Louie | |
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Nick (Rich Negron) has been a noteworthy dancer in Broadway's chorus lines for quite a number of years. He also has a sweet, beautiful live-in girlfriend named Amy (Kristin Moreu). Amy, a former dancer whose career was cut short by injury, now works in physical therapy. It is her fervent wish to marry Nick. Nick, however, has a roving eye and has been participating in an extracurricular romance with Heidi, also a dancer. When Nick's current Broadway show folds suddenly, he has two hard choices staring him in the face. Is he too old to compete in the world of dance and should he marry Amy?
This is an excellent examination of career paths that last only a brief number of years. Negron's portrayal of a man obsessed with proving his stamina and vitality rings true. Nick indulges in spontaneous sexual encounters and refuses other job offers when he should analyze what is really important to him. All of the lovely actresses in the film are captivating, with Moreu giving a caring, vulnerable performance. The dance sequences are lively and fun. What a shame that this film does not have a higher profile. Despite some brief scenes of strong sexuality, it deserves the attention of those who admire films dealing with the lost specter of youth.