Celebrating Love with Cast of The Supremes at Earl's All You Can Eat

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In this episode of Pop Culture Weekly, I talk with

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the cast of the incredible Hulu exclusive film The Supremes

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at Earl's All You Can Eat. Let's go.

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Welcome to pop Culture Weekly with Kyle McMahon from iHeartRadio

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your pop culture news, views, reviews and celebrity interviews on

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all the movies, TV, music and pop culture u crabe Weekly.

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Here's Kyle McMahon.

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NT Nanna Net Hello and welcome to pop Culture Weekly

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with Kyle McMahon. I of course am Kyle McMahon, and

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we have a short episode today. We'll bring back the

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rotating panel of guest hosts next week and have a

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full blown, all blowout, blown out, blowout episode this week,

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though it is all about The Supremes at Earl's All

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You Can Eat. It is a brand new film exclusively

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on Hulu and it is really, really, really great. It

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is based on the book, the twenty thirteen novel of

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the same name that was written by Edward Kelsey Moore,

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and it stars Angenu, Ellis Taylor, Sana Laughin, Uzua, Duba

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Mackai Pfeiffer, Julian McMahon, Vondi, Curtis Hall, and Russell Hornsby,

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and I talk with Angenou, Sana Mackai, Russell Hornsby and

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the incredible actors that play their younger counterparts, Keana Simone, Tatzi,

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Gabriel and Abigail Achiri, an incredibly, incredibly talented cast. The

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film is really great, it really is. It spans decades

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and essentially it revolves around, you know, these friendships from

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these women and everything that goes into it. The logline says,

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it follows a trio of best friends known as the Supremes,

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who for decades has weathered life storms together through marriage, children, happiness,

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and blues. It really is an unabashedly authentic look at

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close relationships. That's what it comes down to. So let's

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just jump right into it. We'll start with the younger

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version of the characters. Here's my interview with Keana Simone,

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Tatzi Gabriel and Abigail A Cheeri. Hi ladies, Hi, So

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first of all, thank you for speaking with me. I

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appreciate it. I have to ask, did any of you

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or all of you read the book before the product,

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you know, before the project came into your life.

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I did.

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I love to read.

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It's like one of my random things that I people

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don't know that I love to do. But when I

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got the audition, I actually read the book before the

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script and I fell in love, Like I could not

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put it out.

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I read it in like two days. And Edward Kelsey.

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Moore like he just did such a phenomenal job like

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creating these beautiful characters with such different characteristics, personalities, nuances,

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and it was really great to like see the long

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form version of this story that's you know, made for

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a novel. And then to read Tina Maybray's like a

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beautiful screenplay, I'm like, wow, like this is so visual,

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so so beautiful, Like this is gonna be so so

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fun and emotional to see on screen.

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And I was like, I hope could be a part

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of it, and thankful that I am today.

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Yeah, and how about for the two of you, what

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drew you to the film.

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For me, it's just the friendship, the sisterhood. Anyone who

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knows me knows that I take sisterhood and friendship and

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community so like heavily. I don't take it lightly. So

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if you're in my life, oh we're rolling through life,

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and so getting to read a script and see these

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characters support each other through really hard times but also

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through really fun times. I was like, oh, I need

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to be a part of this. Even the first scene

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where Odette is standing up for Barbara Gee and I

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was just like, that's the stay inard of friendship that

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like I expect and hold myself and my friends too

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as well. And so seeing it played out, I was like,

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Oh my gosh, Oh my gosh, it's real.

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We should do this, Like I.

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Ever tell my team like please, like, whatever we need

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to do, I will do it. And so getting cast

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and I was like, oh my gosh, I was like

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how it felt so fitting because I just love friendship

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and sisterhood so much that it was honestly a dream

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come true.

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I love that. And how about for you, Toddy, I.

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Mean for me the same thing, like it was the

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what captured me was the friendship and the friendship over

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a lifespan, like and the sort of the lesson that

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that is of like how to maintain these friendships over

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a span of time, the work that needs to be

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put in, the heart that needs to be put in

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that was something that really drew me. And to see

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these girls that are coming from very different backgrounds that

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are allowed to be different and allowed to be themselves.

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And I feel like it's also the relationship that we

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shared like as Tati Abby and Gee like just seeing

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that blossom in such an organic way with something that

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was really intriguing to me, and then particularly for Barbagine

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of just like, oh like this character that did have

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a hard life and that was saved by these girls,

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Like and what that means to have people that aren't

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your lover, that aren't your family come and choose you

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and be like no, no, no, no, you don't got to

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be do the rest of this alone.

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We got you.

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That was something that that really drew me, and it

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just something that I think that the world needed to see.

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I love that.

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Yeah, And did you learn or or if and if

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you did, what was the biggest lesson that you've learned

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about friendship and sisterhood through filming?

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It that you that there will be lots of ups,

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but there will also be lots of downs.

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And that's what friendship is about.

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You can't you can't just you can't just the shiny

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parts of a relationship. And I feel like in The Supremes,

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that's that's what we see. I mean, the first time

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that oh, Dett and Clarice meet Barbara Jane is at

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a low point in her life, and that's like a

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testament to where their friendship will go.

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It's like you don't even get up from here.

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Yeah, Like they need her where she's at, and that's

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like that's the best part of friendship. And I feel

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like after doing this film, I just kind of appreciated

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more so how my friends have always stuck beside me

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in any season of my life, and how I will

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stick beside them in any season of their life.

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You know.

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And also that friendship doesn't have to look a certain way,

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you know, like at the end of the day, like

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whether your style is different, you have different hobbies, you

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have different interests, you have different tastes in men. At

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the end of the day, if you're pore values are

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all the same and all connected together, that is something

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that can sustain you through a lifetime.

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I think for me too, just like learning or being

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reminded that like in order to have a friend for

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a lifetime, the work that has to be put in.

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The commitment that the.

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Nurturing that has to be put in order to achieve

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that that, you know, I feel like sometimes we think

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like oh no, no, well this is this is my best friend,

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or these are like they're gonna be there, but it's like,

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well no, if you don't continue to grow with everybody's

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got to grow together. And I think that these girls

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very much do that. They grow together. They're willing to,

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like at any point highs and lows like Okay, no,

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I'm going I'm gonna always meet you where you're at.

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Yeah, that's and that's beautiful from all of you. And

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I think a lot of times with you know, especially

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in American culture, sometimes we forget that and kind of

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put friendships on like a secondary plane oftentimes, or you know,

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as a as kind of a side thing in life,

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where you know, those close relationships, in my opinion, are

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just as important as your romantic relationships and all those

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other relationships. Those are often the relationships that get you

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through the heartbreaks and when that romantic relationship might break

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up or whatever. So I think that the film does

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an incredible job of illustrating that, and of course the

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three of you ladies do an incredible job of illustrating

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that as well. So thank you, thank you. I can't

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wait for everybody to see it exclusively on Hulu. Thank

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you have a great day you too, Thanks Jiana Simone, Tatti, Gabriel,

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Abigail Chieri. Such joyous ladies and I'm excited to see

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where there there as their career progresses. All right, next

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up we have on Jane Ellis Taylor, Sanaa Lathan Mackai Pfeiffer,

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and Russell Hornsby. Thank you all for joining me. I

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really appreciate it.

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Thank you for having us.

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Of course, First of all, the film is absolutely spectacular.

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I think it is a beautiful story of friendship and

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love and perseverance, and it's just a joy to watch.

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And I wanted to ask you all, what is something

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you know that you took from this film that spans decades.

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You know, was there something about friendship and relationships and

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love that you maybe picked up on while filming?

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For me, it was really just more of an appreciation

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for the friends that you have, because you kind of

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you can easily take people who have been by your

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side for granted, you just assume that that's, you know,

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what everybody has, which everybody doesn't. But just having to

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work with these scenes and really realizing that these women

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are the women who kind of kept my character alive,

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like that these friendships are kind of like different types

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of soulmates. And it just made me reflect on, you know,

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my friendships in my life and have more appreciation for them.

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And how about for you, for any of you whoever

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wants to go.

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Yeah, I like Whatna said about, you know, the days

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we're saving each other's lives. And it's not a metaphor.

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We took her.

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Keys away from her because she was driving drunk. They

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you know, forced me to face something that was very

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serious that you know, I was not being proactive about.

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So I mean, I just think that's the gift of

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having women like that in your life. They really do

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save your save your life.

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Makai.

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Yeah, I mean, you know, echoing these lovely ladies, you know,

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it's it's it's a story that just hell true to

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my heart. You know, I can't say that there's one

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particular thing in my life that connected me with this.

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I think it's an array of experiences that that made

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this text intriguing and the comprehension of reading it. I understood,

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you know, the different dynamics and and I loved that

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you were able to explore so many different characteristics from

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so few people, and it just goes to show you

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the complexity of man, you know. And that's what I

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loved about this and how it relates to an array

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of people. It relates to so many people, and it

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transcends race by far. You know, you're a couple of

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minutes in and you don't really that's not your focus.

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Your focus is these people. And that's what I love

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about it.

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And how about for you, Russell, was there something that

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you learned about, you know, friendships and relationships while filming

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that connected you?

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You know? Again, as Are has said earlier, not necessarily

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in the moment, but I think that when I had

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an opportunity to sit down and watch this beautiful, lovely film,

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the in the beautiful lovely work of Angi, Nous and

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I and Uzo, it reminds me of the friends I

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have in my life right and so in that it

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helped me to understand and realize that as my mother

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used to say, that the greatest joy and the greatest

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gift you can ever show and do is living well.

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And I feel like when you have good friends, when

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you have good family, friends and family by your side,

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it is a sign that you've been living well. And

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that you've been living right, and so it reminded me

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of that.

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I love that had any of you read the book

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before you came across the script?

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I read it once once I knew I was doing it,

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just to kind of even though it's you know, it's

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loosely based on the book, you can't get everything in

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the book in the movie. I just read it out

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of curiosity to see if there's any any little gems

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that I wanted to keep. But by no means were we,

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you know, encouraged to pull from the book because it

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was all there in the in the in the script.

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And had anybody else read it, No, I hadn't, No,

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I got.

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No I read it.

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You did, I mean I did.

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I didn't finish it.

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I'm just going to say, you check.

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I did.

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But you know how it ends, I did, right.

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said it beautifully in the fact that you know, here's

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this you know, white guy from a suburb watching this

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film and just within minutes I'm engrossed in the storytelling

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and the relationships and all of you as actors, you know,

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portraying these I mean, you know, as all of you

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know as artists that it's it's much different to read

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a story on a page than watch it come to

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life on screen. And it requires you know, talented actors

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to do that, and all of you have done it

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so beautifully with this. I do wonder what do you think?

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I always try to find a lesson in anything that

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I do. What do you think or what is that

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lesson for you from the film? From each of you?

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tackle onto what you were saying, which was very eloquent.

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This film goes to show you that we're more like,

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yes than divided, as some people try to do to

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our society. And what this film does inadvertently it sheds

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light on that fact. And that's a fact. If anybody

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tells you something different than they're lying to you, and

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you should not be so easily swayed and easily suckered

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into the division mindset. Your mindset should be how are

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we more unified? And for you to say that about

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this film that typically you growing up you had you

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wouldn't think because of the skin color that you see

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here that you could relate. But that's that's bs, that's

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false that's a falsehood. Actually, we're more united than what

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some people that are trying to divide us are showing us.

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And if we fall prey to that and fall victim

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to that, then we we're not having an objective point

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of view, an objective thought process. We're thinking in a

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very acute, a narrow way of thought process. And I

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thank you brother for bringing that to light, because that's

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for me, what this film represents.

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I love that. Thank you all, Thank you all so much.

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I can't wait for everybody to see this exclusively on Hulu.

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Thank you, yes right, thank you. Have a good day.

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Andrea Ellis Taylor's and I laughing. Makai Fighter, Russell Hornsby.

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Incredible actors and credible film. I really really do love

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the Supremes at Earls all you can eat. It is

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just incredible storytelling, it really is. Let me know what

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you think. It is streaming exclusively on Hulu right now

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from our friends at Searchlight Pictures. Love all that they

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do as well, and I want to know. It's an

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incredible drama, like I said, spanning decades, and it's unique

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in that aspect. It's unique at its authenticness. It really

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is just a great, great film that I think you'll love.

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