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2 days ago · Get Out is Jordan Peele's directorial debut and stars Daniel Kaluuya as Chris, a Black man meeting his white girlfriend's family during a visit to the suburbs. Chris quickly finds himself entering a strange and dangerous situation, with the twist that Chris's girlfriend Rose (Allison Williams) lured him to his doom steadily teased throughout.
- Colin Mccormick
- Lyle Brocato
- Jordan Peele
1 day ago · It’s one of 15 live-action motion pictures in development — some more curious than others — at Mattel Films, including Daniel Kaluuya’s “Barney,” the Jennifer Lopez and Anthony Ramos ...
1 day ago · To defeat this formidable adversary, He-Man must unlock the secrets of his past and embrace his destiny as the universe’s mightiest hero. “Master of the Universe” will be brought to life by an impressive production team, including Escape Artists’ Todd Black, Jason Blumenthal, and Steve Tisch, alongside Robbie Brenner from Mattel Films.
2 days ago · But in order to defeat the powerful villain, he needs to uncover the mysteries of his past and become He-Man, referred to in this world as “the most powerful man in the universe.” “Masters of the Universe” will be produced by Escape Artists’ Todd Black, Jason Blumenthal and Steve Tisch, as well as Mattel Films’ Robbie Brenner.
2 days ago · Plot: Jordan Peele's Get Out revolves around a Black man named Chris Washington (Daniel Kaluuya) as he travels to meet the affluent white family of his girlfriend Rose Armitage (Allison Williams). While things seem to be getting off to a great start, suspicions start to grow and Chris finds himself in the middle of a sinister conspiracy.
1 day ago · 6. Daniel Kaluuya (81 votes) Without a doubt, Daniel Kaluuya is among the most important black actors in recent years, and he is an actor who managed to achieve some historic roles in a very short period of time. Jordan Peele made him with Get Out, but he soon evolved further dramatically and had numerous memorable appearances, including those ...
2 days ago · In this horror comedy smash, a Black man (Daniel Kaluuya) visits his white girlfriend's (Allison Williams) family—only to find himself in the middle of a suburban nightmare. Director Jordan Peele conceals racism beneath a facade of congeniality as a way to explore American racial dynamics at large.
