Tracee Ellis Ross to star in ‘The High Note' | Inquirer Entertainment

WATCH: Tracee Ellis Ross, Dakota Johnson star in trailer for ‘The High Note’

/ 03:08 PM February 29, 2020

Tracee Ellis Ross

Actress Tracee Ellis Ross, daughter of the famous singer Diana Ross (Image: AFP/Valerie Macon via AFP Relaxnews)

Focus Features has debuted the first trailer for “The High Note,” a romantic dramedy starring Tracee Ellis Ross, the daughter of the famous singer Diana Ross.

The film—the latest from “Late Night” director Nisha Ganatra—follows the story of a middle-aged musical superstar Grace Davis (Ross), whose talent and ego has reached new heights, and who would rather record a new album than take up a proposed Las Vegas residency—much to the dismay of her manager (Ice Cube).

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Enter Dakota Johnson—her new (and overworked) personal assistant, who is stuck running errands most of the time, but desperately wants to become a music producer—and when Davis is presented with a choice that could drastically change her career, the unlikely duo hatch a plan together that could alter both their lives forever.

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“The High Note” is slated to bow in theatres on May 8, and also stars Kelvin Harrison Jr., Bill Pullman, Zoe Chao and Eddie Izzard. CL /ra

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