ScreenRant presents an exclusive clip from Godfather of Harlem season 4, episode 7, in which Frank Lucas sees Bumpy Johnson ...

Godfather of Harlem Season 4 isn’t just keeping viewers hooked; it’s cementing the show’s place as one of TV’s most raw, relevant, and politically loaded dramas.

But it was different for Bumpy.” Johnson had been mythologized in numerous movies, including “Hoodlum,” starring Laurence Fishburne, and “American Gangster,” featuring Denzel Washington ...

Of Corrections) Bumpy Johnson has been the subject of many popular movies over the decades, with variations of his name and life. In the original 1971 movie Shaft, iconic actor Moses Gunn played ...

In 1948, she met and married Bumpy Johnson, the legendary gangster depicted in TV movies American Gangster, Hoodlum and The Cotton Club. In 2004, Mayme Johnson relocated to Philadelphia ...

“I got guns,” legendary gangster Bumpy Johnson (Forest Whitaker) announces. “I got soldiers,” Malcolm X (Nigel Thatch) replies. For Epix’s new Godfather of Harlem — a Sixties period ...

Today, MGM+ officially dropped the first trailer for Godfather of Harlem Season 4, giving fans a thrilling glimpse into the next chapter of Bumpy Johnson’s reign. Starring Academy Award-winner ...

Despite the movie s focus on him, Lucas, admits that Bumpy Johnson was his mentor, the person who taught him everything he knew, while he served as Johnson s second-in-command. In addition ...

The crime lord Bumpy Johnson found himself in a tight spot in the recent season three premiere of Godfather of Harlem. A massive heroin score had literally gone up in smoke, burned along with much ...

Bumpy was allegedly the mentor of Harlem heroin drug Frank Lucas, who was portrayed by Denzel Washington in the movie American Gangster. Mayme Johnson lashed out at Frank Lucas in the book ...

Bumpy has to go up against the Genovese crime ... Whitaker also serves as EP, said he knew about Johnson from movies such as Hoodlum and American Gangster, but in taking on the project ...

Godfather of Harlem creator Markuann Smith And then Godfather of Harlem came. "With Bumpy Johnson, he has so many layers to him. He’s not just a gangster. He’s also a philosopher. He read ...