I don't recall seeing him act, but if he can act good like Delroy Lindo, I would agree. They need to bring that show back. It was just too black for tv, so they cancelled it after one season. Its 2017 so bring that shit back like right now.
Eamon Walker was in the film Tears of the Sun with Bruce Willis as a Seal team member. And I think that he was in the show The Wire. He also played Othello on stage. The show was very black but it showed who Hawk was. If the show returns Spencer For Hire returns,as well because Hawk was in the Spencer books and show.
As it was once posted about James Bond, Ian Fleming made it clear that Bond be white. The had been two black men who played C.I.A. agent Felix Leiter and one black woman to play Miss Moneypenny. I had read last year that actress Gillian Anderson had been tapped to play Jane Bond. I think that a suave black super secret agent is possible. But if such a character is not written, such a character will be non-existent.
I could care less about Spence. I don't think he was in any of the episodes of Hawk. Enough of the bull shit with hollywood always having a blackman as the second fiddle best friend to a white guy. They can stand alone and so can a figure like Hawk. It's been proved already.
Hawk worked with Spencer, not for him. Hawk hung around Spencer because he was one of the very few men that he trusted. Hawk was a mysterious man, philosophical, but he always had Spencer's back. He was also very true to himself. That is why A Man Named Hawk was made and set in Washington, D.C.and not Boston. Spencer didn't need to be in this show unless he was needed. Spencer always respected Hawk's space. In the books, he hung around Spencer socially and offered a lot of input on cases.
John and Alice remind me of Sherlock Holmes and Professor James Moriarti but between a man and a woman. When I began writing my novella, I created a female character like Alice Morgan. She wasn't as smart as Alice but she is quite a temptress.
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Here is an interesting coincidence. Avery Brooks was in the film Cooley High as one of the two thugs who kill Lawrence Hilton Jacobs' character near the end of the film. Before the end credits, there are pictures of the characters and what happened to them after graduation. When they came to Brooks' picture, it stated that he went into the military and fought in Vietnam.
