George C. Wolfe

Yes.

And George C. Wolfe was the director.

Legend.

I worked on that.

I scouted that for George C. Wolfe.

And he and I would be in the car a lot.

And I just kept thinking, I'm in the car with George C. Wolfe.

Right.

We can tell you that the New York Shakespeare Festival Central Park production of The Tempest, which was the hottest draw of this past summer, is about to transfer to Broadway.

That's the word from festival producer George C. Wolfe.

along with Patrick Stewart, who plays Prospero.

Most of the Delacorte cast will make the move to Broadway.

Because I think at that time it was like, he needed funding to produce a run, right? You know, he knew how to do it.

You know, he's been bracing stuff with George C. Wolfe and Savion.

He had the people.

And so when that guy left the show, that impacted us because it was ensemble.

Because when you're, when it's just you and the audience, it's, um...

I mean, George C. Wolfe, a director I worked with who I, you know, I learned so much from.

He's such a master.

He said that, um, uh, theater is the actor's revenge because there's no director editing what you're doing.

But yeah, there's, there's certainly interesting things here and there to get into.

So we're talking about Rustin from 2023, directed by George C. Wolfe, written by Julian Brice and Dustin Lance Black, stars Coleman Domingo, Ali, sorry, autocorrect changed it, Amy, but it's Amel.

Amel, I mean, Glenn Turman, Chris Rock, Gus Halper, Johnny Ramey, CCH founder Michael Potts, Audra McDonald, and Jeffrey Wright.

You also have, very briefly, Devine Joy Randolph, the same year that she wins her Oscar.

Like, like you said, this is, this is an aggressively okay movie, but it, It doesn't really have any standout sequences to speak of.

Yeah.

I think George C. Wolfe...

I liked Ma Rainey's Black Bottom.

He is.

Ruben Santiago Hudson and George Wolfe collaborated on another film you might want to review, Lackawanna Blues.

Oh,

oh, oh, Robert knows game.