Bee Freeman is so right. Blacks were always portrayed as ugly in Hollywood films. Micheaux used the best looking blacks in his films, Dorothy Van Engle, Ethel Moses, Bee Freeman, Catherine Noisette, Grace Smith, Eunice Brooks, Eunice Wilson, Hazel Diaz, Willor Lee Guilford, Ethel Smith, Edna Mae Harris, Carman Newsome, Andrew Bishop, Carl Mahon, Lorenzo Tucker, Clarence Brooks, Alfred Slick Chester, Larry Seymour, Sol Johnson, these were beautiful black people that Hollywood would never use.
Bee Freeman is so right. Blacks were always portrayed as ugly in Hollywood films. Micheaux used the best looking blacks in his films, Dorothy Van Engle, Ethel Moses, Bee Freeman, Catherine Noisette, Grace Smith, Eunice Brooks, Eunice Wilson, Hazel Diaz, Willor Lee Guilford, Ethel Smith, Edna Mae Harris, Carman Newsome, Andrew Bishop, Carl Mahon, Lorenzo Tucker, Clarence Brooks, Alfred Slick Chester, Larry Seymour, Sol Johnson, these were beautiful black people that Hollywood would never use.
Bee Freeman is so right. Blacks were always portrayed as ugly in Hollywood films. Micheaux used the best looking blacks in his films, Dorothy Van Engle, Ethel Moses, Bee Freeman, Catherine Noisette, Grace Smith, Eunice Brooks, Eunice Wilson, Hazel Diaz, Willor Lee Guilford, Ethel Smith, Edna Mae Harris, Carman Newsome, Andrew Bishop, Carl Mahon, Lorenzo Tucker, Clarence Brooks, Alfred Slick Chester, Larry Seymour, Sol Johnson, these were beautiful black people that Hollywood would never use.
@picposter67 You know in black and white films, especially in the race films, blacks who were light would look even lighter, and in race films it seems blacks were lighten. Now that I see Lorenzo in color, he doesn't look as white as was said.
@dellculookin Lorenzo had to be the best looking man in movies ever. I don't even see no one now that can top his looks. He was considered white looking but both of his parents were dark.
@dellculookin Lorenzo had to be the best looking man in movies ever. I don't even see no one now that can top his looks. He was considered white looking but both of his parents were dark.
I'd not heard of Lorenzo Tucker until this week. Really interesting and sad to read about how black performers of the past were treated.
SlushPile 1 month ago
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Bee Freeman is so right. Blacks were always portrayed as ugly in Hollywood films. Micheaux used the best looking blacks in his films, Dorothy Van Engle, Ethel Moses, Bee Freeman, Catherine Noisette, Grace Smith, Eunice Brooks, Eunice Wilson, Hazel Diaz, Willor Lee Guilford, Ethel Smith, Edna Mae Harris, Carman Newsome, Andrew Bishop, Carl Mahon, Lorenzo Tucker, Clarence Brooks, Alfred Slick Chester, Larry Seymour, Sol Johnson, these were beautiful black people that Hollywood would never use.
MusicandDancing4Ever 5 months ago
Bee Freeman is so right. Blacks were always portrayed as ugly in Hollywood films. Micheaux used the best looking blacks in his films, Dorothy Van Engle, Ethel Moses, Bee Freeman, Catherine Noisette, Grace Smith, Eunice Brooks, Eunice Wilson, Hazel Diaz, Willor Lee Guilford, Ethel Smith, Edna Mae Harris, Carman Newsome, Andrew Bishop, Carl Mahon, Lorenzo Tucker, Clarence Brooks, Alfred Slick Chester, Larry Seymour, Sol Johnson, these were beautiful black people that Hollywood would never use.
MusicandDancing4Ever 5 months ago
Bee Freeman is so right. Blacks were always portrayed as ugly in Hollywood films. Micheaux used the best looking blacks in his films, Dorothy Van Engle, Ethel Moses, Bee Freeman, Catherine Noisette, Grace Smith, Eunice Brooks, Eunice Wilson, Hazel Diaz, Willor Lee Guilford, Ethel Smith, Edna Mae Harris, Carman Newsome, Andrew Bishop, Carl Mahon, Lorenzo Tucker, Clarence Brooks, Alfred Slick Chester, Larry Seymour, Sol Johnson, these were beautiful black people that Hollywood would never use.
MusicandDancing4Ever 5 months ago
My cousin Carmen Newsome was the Black Cary Grant and he traveled with Micheaux to sell films
NewMillionaire 1 year ago
Tucker looked much darker in this clip then he did in his films.
picposter67 1 year ago
@picposter67 You know in black and white films, especially in the race films, blacks who were light would look even lighter, and in race films it seems blacks were lighten. Now that I see Lorenzo in color, he doesn't look as white as was said.
MusicandDancing4Ever 5 months ago
Lorenzo Tucker was so HANDSOME in his prime! Billed as the Black Valentino. Thanks for posting the interview.
dellculookin 1 year ago
@dellculookin Lorenzo had to be the best looking man in movies ever. I don't even see no one now that can top his looks. He was considered white looking but both of his parents were dark.
MusicandDancing4Ever 5 months ago
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@dellculookin Lorenzo had to be the best looking man in movies ever. I don't even see no one now that can top his looks. He was considered white looking but both of his parents were dark.
MusicandDancing4Ever 5 months ago
Thanks for interviews from two African American Screen legends!
Specialdark23 1 year ago