Music,Drama,Romance
United States of America
The Fabulous Baker Boys, released in 1989, is a drama about two brothers, Frank and Jack Baker, who are pianists and perform together at small clubs in Seattle. Although they are talented musicians, they are struggling to make ends meet and attract new fans. They decide to hire a female singer, Susie Diamond, to bring a fresh perspective to their act.
Susie is a raw talent with a sultry voice and charisma that attracts audiences. She becomes a hit with the crowds, and the demand for their trio increases, leading to a successful tour. However, as their success grows, so do the conflicts between the Baker brothers and Susie. Frank develops feelings for Susie, causing Jack to feel left out and frustrated.
The brothers struggle to navigate their complicated relationships, but in the end, they realize that their love for each other and their music is more important than any personal issues. The film features several musical performances by the cast, including the famous scene of Michelle Pfeiffer singing "Makin' Whoopee" on top of a grand piano.
The Fabulous Baker Boys is a heartwarming story about the power of music and brotherly love. It was a critical and commercial success, earning Pfeiffer an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress.
