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John Singleton

John Singleton

American director and screenwriterWikipedia

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Oct 27, 2026

Sullivan SummerHOST
1:28
Author and film scholar Dr.
Sullivan SummerHOST
1:30
Mark D. Cunningham takes us back in the new book, Once Upon a Time in South Central LA, John Singleton's Hood Trilogy.
Sullivan SummerHOST
1:39
I am so excited for this conversation.
Sullivan SummerHOST
1:42
Mark, welcome to the podcast.
Sullivan SummerHOST
2:10
You've got on the front of your t-shirt.
Sullivan SummerHOST
2:12
And so for listeners now who are like, Doughboy, say what? We have listeners that may not remember, as the kids like to say today, the 1900s.
Sullivan SummerHOST
2:24
Set the stage for us when we talk about John Singleton and the Hood Trilogy.
Sullivan SummerHOST
2:28
What are we talking about?
Sullivan SummerHOST
1:28
Author and film scholar Dr.
Sullivan SummerHOST
1:30
Mark D. Cunningham takes us back in the new book, Once Upon a Time in South Central LA, John Singleton's Hood Trilogy.
Sullivan SummerHOST
1:39
I am so excited for this conversation.
Sullivan SummerHOST
1:42
Mark, welcome to the podcast.
Sullivan SummerHOST
2:10
You've got on the front of your t-shirt.
Sullivan SummerHOST
2:12
And so for listeners now who are like, Doughboy, say what? We have listeners that may not remember, as the kids like to say today, the 1900s.
Sullivan SummerHOST
2:24
Set the stage for us when we talk about John Singleton and the Hood Trilogy.
Sullivan SummerHOST
2:28
What are we talking about?
Sullivan SummerHOST
1:28
Author and film scholar Dr.
Sullivan SummerHOST
1:30
Mark D. Cunningham takes us back in the new book, Once Upon a Time in South Central LA, John Singleton's Hood Trilogy.
Sullivan SummerHOST
1:39
I am so excited for this conversation.
Sullivan SummerHOST
1:42
Mark, welcome to the podcast.
Sullivan SummerHOST
2:10
You've got on the front of your t-shirt.
Sullivan SummerHOST
2:12
And so for listeners now who are like, Doughboy, say what? We have listeners that may not remember, as the kids like to say today, the 1900s.
Sullivan SummerHOST
2:24
Set the stage for us when we talk about John Singleton and the Hood Trilogy.
Sullivan SummerHOST
2:28
What are we talking about?
Sullivan SummerHOST
1:28
Author and film scholar Dr.
Sullivan SummerHOST
1:30
Mark D. Cunningham takes us back in the new book, Once Upon a Time in South Central LA, John Singleton's Hood Trilogy.
Sullivan SummerHOST
1:39
I am so excited for this conversation.
Sullivan SummerHOST
1:42
Mark, welcome to the podcast.
Sullivan SummerHOST
2:10
You've got on the front of your t-shirt.
Sullivan SummerHOST
2:12
And so for listeners now who are like, Doughboy, say what? We have listeners that may not remember, as the kids like to say today, the 1900s.
Sullivan SummerHOST
2:24
Set the stage for us when we talk about John Singleton and the Hood Trilogy.
Sullivan SummerHOST
2:28
What are we talking about?
Bobby BonesADVERTISER
32:21
Yes, yes, yes.
Matt LewisHOST
32:24
And it would be like he would be making fun of the John Singleton message every time the mailman would come in.
Matt LewisHOST
32:30
But then they would just do stupid things like, oh, you're going to shoot me? You're going to pull the gun on me? Here's a
Carissa GomezGUEST
32:35
nuclear warhead.
Gene SiskelSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:27
1991 has not been a great year for American movies.
Gene SiskelSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:30
It could rank in the top five, along with John Singleton's Boys in the Hood.
RachelHOST
24:35
Beauty and the Beast would indeed be nominated for the Best Picture Academy Award that year, though it would lose to The Silence of the Lambs.
RachelHOST
24:43
Millennial girls were 10 years old and younger in 1991, and many of us really connected with the character of Belle.
Allan LengelHOST
44:17
Poets.
Kenneth ReedGUEST
44:18
And you come in there, John Singleton, the filmmaker, who's giving a few, I guess he himself, he had him scattered there.
Kenneth ReedGUEST
44:31
And he was leading the discussion.
Kenneth ReedGUEST
44:34
And he had his
Raphael SaadiqGUEST
8:30
But Larry, it was definitely a line.
Raphael SaadiqGUEST
8:32
So now when I'm working or something and I'm talking to somebody, rest in peace, John.
Raphael SaadiqGUEST
8:41
John, he was always talking about John Singleton, about comic books.
Raphael SaadiqGUEST
8:47
And so I was never privy to being in those conversations about comic books, because I wasn't into comic books.
Raphael SaadiqGUEST
8:53
My comic books was Larry Graham, Graham's Sister Station, Parliament, Funkadelic.

27 MINS LATER

Raphael SaadiqGUEST
36:07
Three of them.
Raphael SaadiqGUEST
36:08
Phillip, Philip Bailey.
Raphael SaadiqGUEST
36:11
Philip Bailey, Maurice Way, and Ralph Johnson.
N.O.R.E.HOST
4:17
wherever you can watch this shit, you can watch this.
N.O.R.E.HOST
4:20
And I'm telling you, you know, I want to say rest in peace to John Singleton.
N.O.R.E.HOST
4:24
Yes, sir.
N.O.R.E.HOST
4:25
Let's make some noise for that.
N.O.R.E.HOST
4:34
So here's what's crazy.
N.O.R.E.HOST
4:36
Here's what I want to tell you about the show, right? Boom.
N.O.R.E.HOST
4:41
John Singleton made Boys in the Hood, correct? Yes.
N.O.R.E.HOST
4:46
I didn't know John Singleton.
DeRay DavisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:34
I didn't audition.
DeRay DavisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:35
John Singleton called me, put me on the show.
DeRay DavisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:38
John Singleton said, yo, I know you can act.
DeRay DavisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:40
I want you to play Cookie, Crazy Cousin.
DeRay DavisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:42
I said, I got that.
DeRay DavisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:51
And I said, John, we might not want to shoot around here.
DeRay DavisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:57
He was like, why? I said, because they be shooting around here.
DeRay DavisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:02
And he said, nah, I'm John Singleton.

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