Mahogany

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Mahogany is a 1975 romantic drama film starring Diana Ross, noted for its fashion-world setting and popular soundtrack.

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instanceOf film
cinematographyBy David Butler
countryOfOrigin United States
director Berry Gordy
distributedBy Paramount Pictures
editedBy Tom McDonough
featuresSong Theme from Mahogany (Do You Know Where You’re Going To)
genre drama film
romance film
romantic drama
hasSetting Chicago
Rome
hasTheme ambition
conflict between career and love
romantic relationships
leadActorPreviousCollaboration Diana Ross and Billy Dee Williams previously co-starred in Lady Sings the Blues
mainCharacter Tracy Chambers
mainCharacterPortrayedBy Diana Ross
mpaaRating PG
musicBy Michael Masser
notableFor fashion-world setting
popular soundtrack
originalLanguage English
plotSummary A young woman from Chicago becomes a high-fashion model and designer in Rome while struggling with love and ambition.
posterTagline The story of a woman who had to be famous.
producer Berry Gordy
productionCompany Motown Productions
releaseDateUS 1975-10-08
releaseYear 1975
runtimeMinutes 109
screenwriter John Byrum
Suzanne de Passe
Tony Chase
setInIndustry fashion industry
starring Anthony Perkins
Beah Richards
Billy Dee Williams
Diana Ross
Jean-Pierre Aumont
storyBy John Byrum
themeSongComposer Michael Masser
themeSongLyricist Gerry Goffin
themeSongPerformedBy Diana Ross
themeSongRecognition nominated for Academy Award for Best Original Song
title Mahogany

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