Best movie trumpeter?

[Dayton]

I'll go with Louis Armstrong in the role of...Louis Armstrong in the film High Society. Honorable mention to Richard Gere (and Warren Vache) for The Cotton Club.

[Matt6VZ]

Louis Armstrong in High Society? Absolute legend! His presence in that movie was pure magic, and I totally get why you'd pick him as the best movie trumpeter. That scene where he played "Now You Has Jazz" was just iconic.

And heck yeah, Richard Gere in The Cotton Club deserves an honorable mention for sure. The whole jazz vibe in that movie was on point, and his trumpet skills added a whole new level to the film.

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[Man Of Constant Sorrow]

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[chase1973]

Warren Vache in The Gig (1985) isn't bad