C2250 CADENCE (USA, 1990) (Other Titles: Fremder Klang)

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C2250 CADENCE (USA, 1990) (Other Titles: Fremder Klang) C2250 CADENCE (USA, 1990) (Other titles: Fremder Klang) Credits: director, Martin Sheen ; writers, Dennis Shryack, Martin Sheen ; story, Gordon Weaver Cast: Charlie Sheen, Martin Sheen, F. Murray Abraham, Larry Fishburne, Blu Mankuma Summary: Military melodrama set in Germany in 1965. After getting drunk and hitting an M.P., rebellious Army private Franklin Bean (Charlie Sheen) is sentenced to 90 days in the stockade. There he faces isolation and anxiety, locked up with a squad of black prisoners, and confronted by the stockade's Master Sergeant McKinney (Martin Sheen). He gradually earns the respect of his fellow prisoners. He is taught the squad’s ‘dap.’ After McKinney accidentally shoots one of the black prisoners, Bean testifies at his court martial, but his ambiguous testimony clears McKinney and alienates the black prisoners. McKinney goes insane. When Bean's time is up, he is ordered to Vietnam. As he is about to depart, the leader of the black squad relents and tells Bean, “Don’t sweat the ‘Nam man. Just get with the brothers and they’ll look after your ass.” The rest of the squad daps with Bean as he leaves. Alyo. “Cadence” Variety 341 (Nov. 5, 1990), p. 76. Arnold, Gary. “Out-of-step ‘Cadence’ is close-order bummer” Washington times (Feb 15, 1991), p. E6. Arnold, William. “‘Cadence’ won’t polish Charlie Sheen’s star status” Seattle post- intelligencer (Jan 18, 1991), p. 15. Barnes, Harper. “Racial conflict, friendship in peacetime army of ‘60s ‘Cadence’” St. Louis post-dispatch (Feb 15, 1991), Everyday magazine, p. 3F. Benson, Sheila. “Movie review: A lesson in comradeship” Los Angeles times (Mar 15, 1991), Calendar, p. 20. [Reprinted in Film review annual 1992] Bernard, Jami. [Cadence] New York post (Mar 15, 1991), p. 41. [Reprinted in Film review annual 1992] Bokamper, Jerry. “‘Cadence’; Hollywood sounds off benignly on racism” Arkansas democrat-gazette (May 14, 1991), p. ? “Cadence” Film review annual 1992 Englewood, N.J. : J.S. Ozer, 1981- (p. 188-191) [Cadence] [Martin Sheen interview] Hollywood reporter 304/5 (Sep 4, 1990), p. 6. [Cadence] Hollywood reporter 316/31 (Mar 13, 1991), p. 8, 26. Cassady, Charles, Jr. “Cadence” Motion picture guide annual (edited by Jay Robert Nash and Stanley Ralph Ross) Chicago : Cinebooks, 1987-2000. (1992, p. 46) Cieutat, Michel. “Cadence” Positif 380 (Oct 1992), p. 69-70. Clark, Mike. “‘Cadence’ never quite gets in step” USA today (Feb 18, 1991), p. 2D. Devine, Jeremy M. Vietnam at 24 frames a second [GB] (p. 342) Dunphy, Catherine. “‘Soul patrol’ saves Cadence” Toronto star (Mar 25, 1991), p. D6. “Father and son, in step in ‘Cadence’” USA today (Mar 21, 1991), p. 4D. Freitas, Gary. War movies : the Belle & Blade guide to classic war videos Bandon, OR : Robert D. Reed Publishers, 2004. Fuchs, Cynthia J. “Cadence” Vietnam war feature filmography (1992 draft) [GB] (p. 66-8) and Vietnam war films [GB] (Entry 84) Horst, Sabine. “Ein fremder Klang” EPD Film 8 (Jul 1991), p. 41. Howe, Desson. “Army of Sheens breaks ‘Cadence’” Washington post (Feb 15, 1991), Weekend, p. 45. Huffhines, Kathy. “‘Cadence’ trods old ground with deft acting” Detroit free press (Feb 15, 1991), p. 4D. Hulteen, B. [Cadence] Sojourners 20/3 (Apr 1991), p. 53. Kelleher, Terry. “Lone wolf out od step in ‘Cadence’” Newsday (Mar 15, 1991), pt. II, p. 87. [Reprinted in Film review annual 1992] Kempley, Rita. “Martin Sheen’s ‘Cadence’: low-stepping humor” Washington post (Feb 15, 1991), p. D7. ___________. “New on tape ... Cadence...” Washington post (Oct 3, 1991), p. C7. Lovece, Frank. “A military drama by the Sheens” The Record [Bergen, NJ] (Mar 15, 1991), Lifestyle/previews, p. 10. Maslin, Janet. “Review/film: Martin Sheen and 2 sons in a tale of racial harmony” New York times 140 (Mar 15, 1991), p. C18. McDonagh, Maitland. “Cadence” Film journal 94 (Mar 1991), p. 20-21. Mills, Bart. “Family values, Sheen-style; Team effort in ‘Cadence’” The Record [Bergen, NJ] (Mar 10, 1991), p. E3. Mitchell, Sean. “Movies: Happily out of step; In between arrests, actor Martin Sheen finds time to direct a Vietnam war-era drama, ‘Cadence,’ that’s in step with his crusades” Los Angeles times (Mar 17, 1991), Calendar, p. 29. Novak, Ralph. [Cadence] People weekly 35 (Apr 1, 1991), p. 12. Ryan, Desmond. “Martin Sheen: Man with a mission” Philadelphia inquirer (Feb 17, 1991), p. G1. _____________. “The Sheen family stars in ‘Cadence’” Philadelphia inquirer (Feb 15, 1991) Sterritt, David. “Freeze frames ... Cadence” Christian science monitor (Mar 15, 1991), p. 12. Strick, Philip. “Stockade” Monthly film bulletin 57 (Dec 1990), p. 367-8. Thomas, Karen. “A sober Sheen is ready to lighten up” USA today (Mar 21, 1991), p. 4D. Travers, Peter. “Cadence” Rolling stone 597 (Feb 7, 1991), p. 85. Upchurch, Michael. “Director skips beat in ‘Cadence”; Performances, tense moments come through” Seattle times (Jan 18, 1991), Tempo, p. 23. Wolfsfelt-Petersen, Kenneth. “Kaeft, trit og retning” Levende billeder 6 (Dec 1990), p. 46. .
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