Harlem Nights

Eddie Murphy plays Quick, the savvy club owner who gets caught up in a battle for power and control in the Harlem nightlife.

Richard Pryor portrays Sugar Ray, a veteran nightclub owner and mentor to Quick, facing off against ruthless mobsters and corrupt officials.

Redd Foxx takes on the role of Bennie Wilson, a trusted friend and confidante of Sugar Ray, who provides comic relief and unwavering loyalty.

Danny Aiello is Phil Cantone, a rival mob boss entangled in a power struggle with Sugar Ray and Quick over control of the Harlem club scene.

Michael Lerner plays Bugsy Calhoune, a menacing and ruthless mobster who poses a significant threat to the stability of Harlem's nightlife.

Della Reese portrays Vera, a no-nonsense madam who runs a successful brothel in Harlem, adding depth and intrigue to the film's narrative.

Berlinda Tolbert is Annie, a charming and resourceful performer at Sugar Ray's nightclub, bringing warmth and authenticity to the character.

Lela Rochon embodies Sunshine, a beautiful and ambitious nightclub singer caught in the middle of the power struggles unfolding in Harlem.

Jasmine Guy portrays Dominique La Rue, a seductive and manipulative femme fatale who complicates the lives of the characters in the movie.

Christopher Jackson plays Crapshooter, a streetwise and charming gambler who adds a touch of humor and levity to the film's ensemble cast.

Stan Shaw is Jack Jenkins, a tough and experienced bouncer at Sugar Ray's club, ensuring order and security amidst the chaos of the 1930s Harlem scene.

Vic Polizos embodies Richie Vento, a slick and scheming associate of the rival mob boss, contributing to the tension and conflict in the storyline.