Brilliant Acting

Rating: 8/10 (24 February 2019)

I will start by saying there was some brilliant acting however - a lot of historical inaccuracies.
Dr Don Shirley was very active in the civil rights movement and actually marched with Dr King at Selma
He knew lots of black Jazz musicians and they were friends . He knew Duke Ellington can't get more black than him.
He was not estranged from his family. He had three brothers also all Drs - (one medical or maybe two) and they talked all the time.
He came from an upper class family who are of Jamaica descent, there is no way he saw Tony as anything but his employee, saw straight through that one as soon as the film started. Though I'm sure they had a mutual respect for one another.
I guess creativity is part of what the movie industry does, but it would have been nice if some more of it actually paralleled his life.
Also, the green book could have been explored more since that was the title of the film and it was very important, providing lists of safe, welcoming, nice accommodations, also overlooked in the film.
I begining to sound like a film critic. Still enjoyed it though but I feel they missed a chance to educate.