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TrailerIn the late 1950s, three singing teenage sisters from Harlem form a girl group and soon become local sensations with major label interest. But fame comes with issues that are tearing their family apart.Actors: Jordin Sparks, Whitney Houston, Derek Luke, Mike Epps, Carmen Ejogo, Tika Sumpter, Omari Hardwick, CeeLo Green, Curtis Armstrong, Terrence Jenkins, Tamela J. Mann, ...»Director: Salim AkilCountry: United StatesDuration: 116 minQuality: SDRelease: 2012IMDb: 5.8Rating(1) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Sparkle (CD2)"
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Characters of "Sparkle (CD2)"
Sparkle WilliamsPlayed by: Jordin Sparks
EmmaPlayed by: Whitney Houston
StixPlayed by: Derek Luke
SatinPlayed by: Mike Epps
Sister WilliamsPlayed by: Carmen Ejogo
DeloresPlayed by: Tika Sumpter
LeviPlayed by: Omari Hardwick
BlackPlayed by: CeeLo Green
LarryPlayed by: Curtis Armstrong
RedPlayed by: Terrence Jenkins
Ms. Sara WatersPlayed by: Tamela J. Mann
Rev. BrycePlayed by: Michael Beach
AnnPlayed by: Brely Evans
Sister CloraPlayed by: Linda Boston
Mr. BellPlayed by: Sidi Henderson
Larry's SecretaryPlayed by: Erika Hoveland
ReceptionistPlayed by: Debra Port
BuddyPlayed by: Kem
HecklerPlayed by: Sarah Hansen
Goofy GuyPlayed by: Doug Mingo
Filmore ManagerPlayed by: Mark Rademacher
Stage ManagerPlayed by: David Regal
LandlordPlayed by: Howard Rosenman
Stix's OpponentPlayed by: Robert Forte Shannon III
Church SaintPlayed by: Margaret Scott
Prison GuardPlayed by: Tiffany Alexander
SugarPlayed by: Ruth E. Carter
HussyPlayed by: Melora Rivera -
Directors of "Sparkle (CD2)"
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Creators of "Sparkle (CD2)"
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Critic Reviews of "Sparkle (CD2)"
Richard Roeper.comAugust 30, 2012Sparkle shamelessly piles on the clichés, but it's an entertaining ride throughout.
New YorkerAugust 27, 2012Noteworthy only for featuring Whitney Houston's last screen appearance.
ReelViewsAugust 19, 2012Sparkle is an assembly of parts and pieces from other, better movies - an overly familiar jumble of clichés mashed together.
Chicago Sun-TimesAugust 17, 2012"Sparkle" isn't blindingly original but it delivers solid entertainment, and despite the clichés I was never for a moment bored.
Globe and MailAugust 17, 2012Anyone who has seen Dream Girls, What's Love Got To Do With It? or even The Doors will find themselves in familiar (if inferior) territory here ...
Detroit NewsAugust 17, 2012It's nice that "Sparkle" honors the memory of Motown's heyday; if only it could have lived up to those standards.
Epoch TimesJune 30, 2016With Whitney Houston gone, the baton passing becomes more than metaphorical. If you enjoy power-drama, 1960s girl-group nostalgia, and virtuoso pop singing-this is your movie.
CinemixtapeApril 17, 2016"Sparkle" has its bright spots - mostly in the middle of the film - and Epps and Ojogo shine.
PajibaJuly 17, 2013This is the second most embarrassing thing to happen to Whitney Houston this year.
Big HollywoodJune 30, 2013Wallowing in melodrama, the film's sole highlight is Whitney Houston's supporting turn in it.
The National (UAE)November 07, 2012Whitney Houston's vibrant, final performance adds poignancy to this likeable, breezy remake of a familiar tale.
UTVOctober 15, 2012it is impossible not to think of the singers real life rise and fall. Whitney Houston's face does not disguise the descent. You can see the tracks of her tears. She looks a lot older than her 48 years.
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