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Part 2
It's 1984, and New Edition is in L.A. recording their second album. Ralph, fully aware of the resentment from his band mates, requests more parts for them to sing. The album is a huge hit; but Bobby's behavior gets more erratic and outlandish while on the road. Eventually tensions erupt, and the group dynamic takes a pivotal change - the boys vote to kick Bobby out - and New Edition is never the same. Soon Ralph decides that he wants to go solo, leaving remaining members Ricky, Mike, and Ronnie stunned. Mike, the group's de facto leader, adds R&B singer Johnny Gill to the group. Everything comes to an ugly head when the group meets to record their next album.
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Release Date:
Tue, Jan 24, 2017
Country: US
Language: En
Runtime: 80
Country: US
Language: En
Runtime: 80
Wood Harris
Brooke Payne
Bryshere Y. Gray
Michael Bivins
Luke James
Johnny Gill
Elijah Kelley
Ricardo Bell
Algee Smith
Ralph Tresvant
Woody McClain
Bobby Brown
Michael Rapaport
Gary Evans
Caleb McLaughlin
Young Ricky Bell
Myles Truitt
Young Ronnie DeVoe
Keith Powers
Ronnie DeVoe
Tank
Jheryl Busby
Monica Calhoun
Patricia Tresvant
Yvette Nicole Brown
Shirley Bivins
Duane Martin
Louil Silas
Dante Hoagland
Young Michael Bivins
Jahi Di'Allo Winston
Young Ralph Tresvant
Tyler Marcel Williams
Young Bobby Brown
Season 1:
7 College Students( New Edition), Ricardo Bell- a 19 year old, Ronnie DeVoe- a 22 year old, Michael Bivins- a 20 year old, Robert Brown- a 23 year old, Ralph Tresvant- a 17 year old, and Johnny Gill- a 18 year old in a group.
It's 1984, and New Edition is in L.A. recording their second album. Ralph, fully aware of the resentment from his band mates, requests more parts for them to sing. The album is a huge hit; but Bobby's behavior gets more erratic and outlandish while on the road. Eventually tensions erupt, and the group dynamic takes a pivotal change - the boys vote to kick Bobby out - and New Edition is never the same. Soon Ralph decides that he wants to go solo, leaving remaining members Ricky, Mike, and Ronnie stunned. Mike, the group's de facto leader, adds R&B singer Johnny Gill to the group. Everything comes to an ugly head when the group meets to record their next album.
New Edition's "Heartbreak" tour is an incredible success and the group is soaring high. Bobby, who has his own hit album "Don't Be Cruel", starts off as their opening act. But he soon eclipses them, becoming one of the biggest stars in R&B music. By 1990, all the members have launched hugely successful solo careers - even though there's tension bubbling under the surface between them. A few short years later when most of the guys are up to their ears in debt, they agree to do a reunion album and tour with all six members, including Bobby. This should be New Edition's rebirth, but things immediately get off to a bad start. In the aftermath, all six members go their separate ways, trying to navigate life after N.E., leaving little hope to maintain the brotherhood they once shared.
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