August Wilson's The Piano Lesson starring Sam Jackson and John David Washington
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I loved the play and the OG movie:
It looks like the new version will play more into the supernatural aspect, but it still looks good. I'll definitely check it out!
It looks like the new version will play more into the supernatural aspect, but it still looks good. I'll definitely check it out!
bright black
All Star
i love fences and ma rainey was good too so i will definitely check this one.
Dr. Narcisse
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OT
Courtney B. Vance was really working with his Angela Basset's ex (Charles Dutton) huh.
Dr. Narcisse
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Amo Husserl
Superstar
I'm going to see this just like I saw Fences.
RickyDiBiase
The Sword of Jesus of Nazareth
The usual hens and sissies gonna cry "black trauma porn" cause they don't see a Marvel logo; but I love seeing black classics get new life breathed into them. I read the Piano lesson in eighth grade English and it had me glued at "Open up door nikka it's me!"
Kyle C. Barker
Migos VERZUZ Mahalia Jackson
RickyDiBiase
The Sword of Jesus of Nazareth
anything with 90's Charles S Dutton in it, you put down whatever you got and hit play
Kyle C. Barker
Migos VERZUZ Mahalia Jackson
Absolutely! That's why I'm semi mad at myself for not catching it at blockbuster
‘The Piano Lesson’ Review: Denzel Washington Produces And His Family Brings New Life To August Wilson’s Pulitzer-Winning Stage Classic – Telluride Film Festival
A review of The Piano Lesson with Denzel Washington producing, son Malcolm directing and son John David co-starring with Samuel L. Jackson.
deadline.com
Definitely watching this
Jean toomer
Superstar
August Wilson’s Pittsburgh cycle is arguably the greatest collective piece of literature produced by an American. You can’t go wrong - full stop. Seen every damn one of the ten. Will absolutely be checking for this.
Dr. Narcisse
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I will say the last two plays to films were a bit too faithful to the source material. Although I enjoyed them (great performances) it didn't quite escape the stage as much as it could/should.
This looks to be truly adapting the play that makes it more cinematic.