Soulthinker
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I saw it on A&E years back.
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I saw it on A&E years back.
Rising international star Omar Sy, most recently seen in "Jurassic World," is teaming up with the makers of French smash hit "The Family Belier" for a new French-language comedy drama.
Called "Two is a Family" it will see Sy play a reluctant father to a child he never knew he had and will chart his transformation from carefree French Riviera resident to cinematic stuntman living in London.
Clemence Poesy will play the mother of his child and the film, announced at the Toronto International Film Festival, will be a co-production between SND, Vendome Production and Mars Films.
Just got done watching the 2010 British movie "4.3.2.1"
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Emma Roberts has a black love interest played by Jacob Anderson (The dude who plays Greyworm on "Game of Thrones"). They end up kissing by the end of the movie.
Christina Hendricks
Has he said anything about BW that date non-BM?I can't see Ice Cube being with a white woman - even in a movie. It's probably because Ice Cube has been the type that shames black men who date/marry non-black women and has always expressed his love for black women (nothing wrong with that part).
I understand it's a movie and role, but Ice Cube essentially plays "Ice Cube" in every film and I can't see it. If I were directing the movie, I would give him a black love interest. Or at the very least a darker Latina.
Not a big deal, though. Just my 2 cents
Has he said anything about BW that date non-BM?
BM are just drones in a female hive.
I can't see Ice Cube being with a white woman - even in a movie. It's probably because Ice Cube has been the type that shames black men who date/marry non-black women and has always expressed his love for black women (nothing wrong with that part).
I understand it's a movie and role, but Ice Cube essentially plays "Ice Cube" in every film and I can't see it. If I were directing the movie, I would give him a black love interest. Or at the very least a darker Latina.
Not a big deal, though. Just my 2 cents
It was mentioned earlier, but no pics or info about it.
The last 2 pics are the actors playing them when they first met when they do flashback scenes.
Starring Morgan Freeman and Diane Keaton
Slaughter starring Jim Brown and including Stella Stevens as his woman was a great movie
I can't see Ice Cube being with a white woman - even in a movie. It's probably because Ice Cube has been the type that shames black men who date/marry non-black women and has always expressed his love for black women (nothing wrong with that part).
I understand it's a movie and role, but Ice Cube essentially plays "Ice Cube" in every film and I can't see it. If I were directing the movie, I would give him a black love interest. Or at the very least a darker Latina.
Not a big deal, though. Just my 2 cents
Has he said anything about BW that date non-BM?
Didn't think so.
You don't see WM going after one another because of who they fuck.
BM are just drones in a female hive.
Hell no! Don't you know that BW that date/marry non-black men should be celebrated because it affirms the status, beauty and class of ALL black women (even the ones that don't deserve it). That is why black men who date outside their race must be shamed into dating/liking black women! Got it? Fall in line, sir!
What about Ice Cube's son O'Shea Jackson Jr.? He just recently had a whole controversy online with Black Women because he's dating a Latina chick.
I can't see Ice Cube being with a white woman - even in a movie. It's probably because Ice Cube has been the type that shames black men who date/marry non-black women and has always expressed his love for black women (nothing wrong with that part).
I understand it's a movie and role, but Ice Cube essentially plays "Ice Cube" in every film and I can't see it. If I were directing the movie, I would give him a black love interest. Or at the very least a darker Latina.
Not a big deal, though. Just my 2 cents