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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Get on Up is a 2014 biographical drama/Jukebox Musical depicting the life and career of one of America's most influential entertainers, James Brown. The movie is directed by Tate Taylor, the director of the film The Help, and stars Chadwick Boseman as Brown. The cast also includes Dan Aykroyd, Viola Davis and Octavia Spencer.The film alternates between segments relaying the stories of Brown's later years, his rise to fame, and his childhood, displaying how he transformed from a poor boy in Augusta, Georgia into one of the greatest names to sweep the country.
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Adaptational Attractiveness: Let's face it: James Brown was nowhere near as attractive as Chadwick Boseman.
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Artistic License – History: Largely averted thanks to the writers having the real Bobby Byrd as a historical consultant. While some criticized the film for not really showing how involved James Brown was in the Civil Rights Movement, this is a case of omitting history, rather than simply getting it wrong. A straighter example, though, is how James and Bobby meet while Bobby is performing at the prison where James is being held. In real life, Brown met Bobby Byrd soon after his release from prison.
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Anachronic Order: The movie's plot isn't played through in any specific order: the film begins near the end of the story to set up How We Got Here, and then mainly plays from James, Bobby, and the Famous Flames beginning their career onward, showing clips from past scenes in order to provide context for some of the events that James experiences as he matures.
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Appropriated Appellation: Some of the African Americans in the film freely use the slur "nigger."
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