Song Sung Blue

Based on a true story, two down-on-their-luck musicians form a joyous Neil Diamond tribute band, proving it's never too late to find love and follow your dreams.

Cast

Hugh Jackman

as Mike Sardina

Kate Hudson

as Claire Sardina

Michael Imperioli

as Mark Shurilla

Fisher Stevens

as Dr. Dave Watson

Jim Belushi

as Tom D'Amato

Ella Anderson

as Rachel

King Princess

as Angelina

Mustafa Shakir

as Sex Machine

Hudson Hilbert Hensley

as Dayna

Shyaporn Theerakulstit

as Somechai

Reviews

Brent Marchant

Love stories are among one of the most common and most popular staples in the movie industry, and they can make for some of the best viewing when handled properly. But that handling is the key – if done well, it can yield moving and satisfying films. However, if mistreated, it can doom such releases...

CinemaSerf

Mike (Hugh Jackman a.k.a. “Huge”) ekes out a living doing the tribute act circuit in Milwaukee and that’s where he meets Claire (Kate Hudson). She is trying to support her family, he’s a recovering alcoholic and it’s safe to say that neither are really fulfilled - until, he hits on the idea of a tea...

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