WHITNEY HOUSTON: I WANNA DANCE WITH SOMEBODY Film Clip – “I Will Always Love You”

We’ll always love this iconic song! 💖
Experience all of Whitney’s legendary moments in Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance with Somebody – now playing exclusively in cinemas! #IWannaDanceMovie

Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance with Somebody is a powerful and triumphant celebration of the incomparable Whitney Houston. Directed by Kasi Lemmons, written by Academy Award® nominee Anthony McCarten, produced by legendary music executive Clive Davis and starring BAFTA Award® winner Naomi Ackie, the film is a no-holds-barred portrait of the complex and multifaceted woman behind The Voice. From New Jersey choir girl to one of the best-selling and most awarded recording artists of all time, audiences are taken on an inspirational, poignant—and so emotional—journey through Houston’s trailblazing life and career, with show-stopping performances and a soundtrack of the icon’s most beloved hits as you’ve never heard them before. Don’t you wanna dance?

Directed by:
Kasi Lemmons

Written by:
Anthony McCarten

Produced by:
Anthony McCarten
Pat Houston
Clive Davis
Larry Mestel
Denis O’Sullivan
Jeff Kalligheri
Matt Jackson
Molly Smith
Trent Luckinbill
Thad Luckinbill
Matt Salloway
Christina Papagjika

Cast:
Naomi Ackie
Stanley Tucci
Ashton Sanders
Tamara Tunie
Nafessa Williams
and Clarke Peters

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[poovanna]

Went to watch the movie but the show got cancelled as usual due to less audience

[iradesouza]

This film for me was a disillusionment. The voice that turns tended (horrible) I don't advise anyone.
I imagined a movie that told Whitney's story starting from childhood, school and friends, to adulthood and mother of a family, the people who had contact with her in each period.
Each one of us has a story, it's not just because she was the best singer in the world that the rest of her story is concluded in the wrong choices she made in her life.
To be or not to be gay is relevant. Whitney was a woman like us with a past that led her down a tragic path without rhythm.
I'm also tight-lipped with Americans, how do they make a horrible movie to talk about the best American singer?
It's as if the Italians made a film in honor of
Luciano Pavarotti and hear nothing more than homage.
Singers like Whitney no longer exist and you lost a great opportunity to show the story of a woman named Whitney Houston to a world audience.