André Holland

The Brother's Size with Terrell Alvin McCraney, Oscar winner.

And just being an understudy to Andre Holland on that one, it just kind of just blew me away because it was like school, you know, the school that I didn't have and the training that I, you know, didn't really go sit down and, you know, do a conservatory or whatever the case may be.

But it also helped me gear up for the Broadway gig that I'm going to get,

you know,

Someone you can dig into, like, the psychology of, right? Like, a person who could deliver, like, these, you know, voiceovers and all this other shit, digging into it.

Andre Holland.

He would be fucking perfect.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, he'd

be perfect.

Yeah, because Andre Holland's a really good actor, too, man.

Yeah.

Wow.

And so when she showed me the, she did it on her phone, and I sh- I was like, "Okay, I'll take the tie." And I think if I'm not mistaken, I used one of the ties on Andre Holland.

Um, at that point, I guess to jump up to, like, uh, Till.

Right.

The log line very simply is when an NBA lockout sidelines his hotshot rookie client, a struggling sports agent pitches a bold plan to the young basketball player that will hopefully save their careers.

Uh, it's got Andre Holland from Moonlight, who's terrific as a sports agent, and the claim to fame for this one is Soderbergh shot it on an iPhone 8.

So he could, he put the camera in all kinds of interesting places that you normally couldn't and really just wanted to challenge himself as a filmmaker.

It's 90 minutes, and I just think, like, if you want two good sports agent movies, uh, this one's sitting at 91% on Rotten Tomatoes, so in terms of underrated sports movies that you probably haven't heard about, this is as, as good as it gets.

Yeah.

Um, and, uh, Andre Holland, who does play adult Kevin.

Yeah.

Who Trevante Rhodes is reading for that part.

But, like, there is...

It's a special

performance Andre Holland does.

It is.