Tyler Perry talks colourism and legacy with 'A Jazzman's Blues' stars | Etalk Interview

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  • Опубликовано: 22 сен 2022
  • Tyrone chats with #TylerPerry about exploring the topics of colorism and passing in his new Netflix movie ‘A Jazzman’s Blues’. The film’s stars Joshua Boone and Solea Pfeiffer also discuss working with the media mogul and what they hope viewers take away from the story.
    In the '40s Deep South, star-crossed lovers Bayou (Boone) and Leanne (Pfeiffer) try to find their way back to each other in a racially segregated world determined to keep them apart.
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  • @EtalkCTV
    @EtalkCTV  Год назад +2

    Watch Tyrone's best interviews here: bit.ly/3iaPcAW

  • @evelyn7881
    @evelyn7881 Год назад +28

    I was blown away by their performances. These are two stars in the making.

  • @BBlackmen
    @BBlackmen Год назад +118

    I don't think anybody really understands the hard work the Tyler Perry has done people have looked at his Fountain before and made all these different types of criticism this is a man who walked in the Hollywood and they shut the door on him they didn't care and he took the little money that he had to start out with and build an entire Empire a whole entire Empire and some of the movies before were low budget but it wasn't about the budget it was about giving the actors that he put in those movies opportunity and speaking to the audience and he has spoken to the black community better than anybody else has ever had done it

  • @mariak6470
    @mariak6470 Год назад +28

    This movie was so raw and real. Tyler's best work to date!

  • @sojournerwilliams7668
    @sojournerwilliams7668 Год назад +94

    I Saw the movie twice! The love story involving the characters Bayou and Leanne was beautifully presented. It reminded me of stories of forbidden love in classics such as Romeo & Juliet, Troilus & Cressida, and Tony & Maria of West Side Story 💕

    • @rubypayne2478
      @rubypayne2478 Год назад +3

      Wonderful movie! Great idea to use actors We didn't know; very refreshing!!! This was an incredible movie, it was more than entertaining, it was truly inspirational and instructional. We take so much for granted about people and their experiences with pain. Never again will I assume people are in a good place because they look a certain way. Pain can take residence wherever a person is breathing. We should learn to appreciate all of our brethren regardless of what they look like or how they approach the life they have been given. Thanks Tyler for releasing this superior body of work. I am sure it will be therapy for so many of us and for different reasons. Keeping you on the altar. Rjpayne

  • @roguedriver4474
    @roguedriver4474 Год назад +9

    I loved this movie. Tyler you did your thing on this. I didnt want the movie to end. He deserves an Oscar Emmy whatever!

  • @jacquelinestephens5387
    @jacquelinestephens5387 Год назад +55

    I loved this movie. All the characters were excellent. Tyler hit the mark again. Great job. Loved the interview.

  • @miacarlajohns9223
    @miacarlajohns9223 Год назад +2

    This work of art has been instrumental in processing current unusual pain. Tyler your vision is outstanding. The timing - impeccable. The cast - a gift.

  • @desireedebarros1395
    @desireedebarros1395 Год назад +16

    I watched 👀 this movie twice & I will watch it again
    Excellent Movie...
    Congratulations to Tyler Perry 👏 & the whole entire Cast...
    I LOVE ❤️ THIS MOVIE SO MUCH...

  • @ataerabella
    @ataerabella Год назад +17

    This is now one of my favorites of Tyler Perry's collection. It's every form of emotion, with great writing.

  • @aayanrussell7972
    @aayanrussell7972 Год назад +8

    The realism, relatability and relevance is what made this film so special. Heartbreaking and entertaining is what it is.

  • @briznazty
    @briznazty Год назад +10

    This may be Tyler Perry's best movie to date. Yea the "Madea's" are classic. But outside of that genre of film this is on top. Way to go Tyler!! This movie was fantastic and I will probably watch it again 2nite. Also the "Paper Planes" song is a masterpiece. Performed as Bayou Boyd in the movie was heart-touching, but Ruth B. made it magical. Very moving and emotional. Thank you Tyler for letting us watch this masterpiece "your baby"!!

  • @marciafoster7232
    @marciafoster7232 Год назад +2

    The characters in this movie drew me in because they were so powerful. It was very educational as well.

  • @giselemack7158
    @giselemack7158 Год назад +8

    Beautifully done! This is, and was a film of pure “Excellence”‼️ Congratulations to Mr. Tyler Perry, Ms. Debbie Allen, the Actors and the entire Staff and Crew‼️WELL DONE🙏🏽❤ I’ve watched it twice. May watch again after seeing this interview.

  • @barbarawatkins4422
    @barbarawatkins4422 Год назад +44

    Saw the movie and loved it. There should be a part two. What happened to Leanne and the baby, how were they treated after the fall out and was Willie Earl held accountable for what he did?

    • @JustFavorofGod
      @JustFavorofGod Год назад +2

      Yes there needs to be Part 2

    • @lifeis2171
      @lifeis2171 Год назад

      Lol. Typical story.

    • @nikalatrice1001
      @nikalatrice1001 Год назад +3

      It did, show what happened to Leanne and baby Johnathon watch the movie again.

    • @DeADvElOciRaPtor
      @DeADvElOciRaPtor Год назад +2

      I think if he did it would take away from the story in the long run

    • @daysrays3987
      @daysrays3987 Год назад

      @@DeADvElOciRaPtor exactly

  • @royaldiadem762
    @royaldiadem762 Год назад +8

    She was amazing! He reminds me of Michael Jackson and I don’t know who that old lady was that played her in the retirement home, but that silent cry was an entire dialogue! Bravo! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

  • @angelasmith1098
    @angelasmith1098 Год назад +15

    I’ve watched this incredible masterpiece movie, not only did the title of the movie A Jazz’s man Blues’ capture me from the start to finish , this movie made me watch it over and over and over and over again. I feel I’ve watched that movie already five times, and got something new every time . Tyler Perry, I cried at the end of the movie😢 every time. Why ! It was because I experience true love, I saw true love, come alive.
    Tyler Perry you made true love to come alive in that movie. That was my take away. Thank you thank you thank you Tyler Perry for holding on to that masterpiece,so many years to present it in this time of space. The world needed it. I am proud of you Tyler Perry I love love love your heart your mind and your soul Tyler Perry you are extra ordinary you are truly amazing. Warmly as always Angela’Ahabah❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @LuckyStrikeFilmsStudio
    @LuckyStrikeFilmsStudio Год назад +7

    Mr Tyler Perry inspired me so much can't wait to work with him one day

  • @PennyPearls
    @PennyPearls Год назад +2

    I've watched the Movie and I don't want to watch anything else for now, it's so intense and beautiful. Thank you for teaching us

  • @kmforward3808
    @kmforward3808 Год назад +4

    I've watched it twice - it was amazing and thought provoking. Excellent work TP

  • @jacquinielssen6288
    @jacquinielssen6288 Год назад +4

    BIG THANKS to #tylerperry, #tylerperrymovies and ##tylerperrystudios for bringing such an excellent movie to the big screen. I enjoyed every minute of this movie, but I was on the edge of my seat during the movie. I was nervous as hell for Bayou and his mom. Great performances by the handsome Joshua Boone and the three beauties, Solea Pfeifer, Amirah Vann and Milauna Jackson.
    Ryan Eggold and Austin Scott also gave stellar performances in their respective supporting roles. Hats off to all the actors , actresses and film crew in #jazzmansblues 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👍🏽👍🏽❤️❤️

  • @anndreastembridge367
    @anndreastembridge367 Год назад +15

    Wonderful interview. Exceptional cast and unbelievably handsome director. I’m enthusiastic to share this film with my husband Tyler. Blessings.🫶🏾😇🥳

  • @traccreations4e
    @traccreations4e Год назад +1

    I ab- so-lutely love the Jazzman Blues movie!!!! Tyler, I am glad you waited years to produce this movie. Your growth in the industry in front and behind the camera shows. Your best movie. Oscar worthy just like Roots & The Color Putple. Also this movie reminded and impacted me in the same way as the Imitation of Life movie when I first watched it at eleven years old.
    I also like the fact, this movie was casted with new Hollywood faces. Well done to all cast members! This movie is your game changer.
    Joshua, yes, I felt something. I felt the love between these beautiful young people. As a mother, I felt the needed to protect my 'favorite' son. Lets be real, Bouyou was her favorite. Lol. As a daughter, I felt the need to check on my mother and wanting the best for my child. As a grandmother, I felt the need to tell my grandson about his father when he can maturally process the information even if he accepts it or not before passing alway. As a young woman, the heart (love) controls the mind and when you find that one person who brings you happiness, it makes you do selfish things. I get it! Save me my Knight shining amour My Prince Charming. As a sibling, I felt sorry for the brother with an addiction and learned his hatred from his father. So it's important to watch what you say and do in front of children.
    So AGAIN, Joshua and Solea, I FELT every emotion from each character! You have a fan.

  • @evefavorse5939
    @evefavorse5939 Год назад +15

    This was a superb movie from start to finish! The actors were amazing. The storyline and cinematography were amazing as well! Tyler and cast deserves multiple awards for this movie!

  • @chrisa3249
    @chrisa3249 Год назад +9

    Great movie Tyler Perry just everything about the story is realistic and the directing was fantastic. 0ne of my favorite

  • @myway2653
    @myway2653 Год назад +17

    I have been supporting Tyler and his creative works since he started in Theater as well. I like the way he dares and conquers his craft while helping others. Kudos

  • @anthony11aamu
    @anthony11aamu Год назад +13

    Beautiful movie, beautiful people, beautiful interview 🌺☀️🌸 Bravo 👏🏾

  • @marshmello7119
    @marshmello7119 Год назад +9

    AWESOME interview👍🏾This movie was excellent! I'm telling family & friends who have Netflix to make sure to see it!

  • @Redman-xv5wg
    @Redman-xv5wg Год назад +10

    She’s absolutely down right beautiful ❤️

  • @melbacoleman2070
    @melbacoleman2070 Год назад +11

    I salute Tyler Perry for affirming the morals and values of our Black culture in his work. While some of my people denigrate him for promoting the stereotypes of Black culture, I choose to focus on the "old school " morals and values that we used to live by. In this time of "new school " thought and action, it's rare to find the paths that we used to count on
    Our cultural pillars used to be the home, school and church-these three.
    There was common knowledge of and respect for these three institutions!! NO MORE!!

    • @egyptianqueen4007
      @egyptianqueen4007 Год назад

      Morals and values of black culture??? All he has done is ignite stereo types of black people, especially black women and profit off of it.

  • @bakeembakeem
    @bakeembakeem Год назад +2

    I have never been a fan of TP, however ever watching the movie on Netflix, l was completely blown away, the acting was absolutely impeccable

  • @Marion-vu9nv
    @Marion-vu9nv Год назад +7

    I watched this film. It was beautiful. Thank you Tyler! This will educate us on so many levels. It wasnt what I imagined but so much more. 💗

  • @muslimah4life67
    @muslimah4life67 Год назад

    I saw this movie two times already, the first time I cried. You learn so much and I have as a college student, studied black history in the US and as a mixed black girl I understand the not completely fitting in one culture.

  • @Wangao613
    @Wangao613 Год назад +7

    i really enjoyed the movie I cried like a baby

  • @indiajenkins7035
    @indiajenkins7035 Год назад +3

    Sir Tyler Perry let it be said from this point forward!🙏🏿♥️🙏🏿✨️

  • @zusammen-musik-und-film
    @zusammen-musik-und-film Год назад +1

    wonderful and important words spoken in this interview! Loved watching the film.

  • @srmoss24ify
    @srmoss24ify Год назад

    💐This movie hit so close for me. My maternal grandmother and her 8 siblings’ (parents father white // mother black) born between the late 1880s to 1917 had to go through similar plights. My grandmother, to my knowledge, was the only one to marry a black man and not move up north like her siblings did. Growing up, I never knew personally but one of my great uncles and the rest was shown to us through pictures over the years. I guess they chose what was best for own survival reasons. I knew they all loved each other. My grandmother and her Sisters visited each other a lot, along with their Brothers occasionally. They’re all in Heaven now💐
    💐🥰Thank you Mr. Tyler Perry … This movie is a Masterpiece. 🤗The conversation has started💯💪🏽

  • @jaymiemac7039
    @jaymiemac7039 Год назад +7

    I learned so much from this film and keep watching just because I felt like I missed something I really learned about mixed relationships and relationships of color just because of skin tone

  • @ms.jacqueproductions2734
    @ms.jacqueproductions2734 Год назад +1

    I just saw the movie, it was wonderful! Thank you Mr. Perry, Well done.❤

  • @deborahdavis5136
    @deborahdavis5136 Год назад +2

    I really loved this morning I will look at it again.

  • @patrickdavid6525
    @patrickdavid6525 4 месяца назад +1

    This movie deserves an Oscar

  • @tonyrossbackinthedaymusicv3107
    @tonyrossbackinthedaymusicv3107 Год назад +5

    LOVED this movie.

  • @jdenny1686
    @jdenny1686 Год назад +4

    movie is well written. i diden't even realise it was tyler perrys film until end. Not much movies i can do this with but i actually watched again straight after it finishd. Funny enough another film i done that with was "Good deeds" which again was a tyler perry film. He defo deserves his flowers coz i can't think of 1 bad movie from him. And that song paper airplanes at the end by Ruth b is beautiful. Hands down best film i've seen in a while

  • @barbaramartin6401
    @barbaramartin6401 Год назад +4

    I like the movie it made mad and sad. So true to life.

  • @tashellortiz9636
    @tashellortiz9636 Год назад +1

    I adore this man. Very authentic. ♥

  • @kallye2016
    @kallye2016 Год назад +3

    The film simply beautiful

  • @janetdaly7910
    @janetdaly7910 Год назад +5

    Brilliant movie loved it .

  • @user-xm6ux2di6h
    @user-xm6ux2di6h Год назад +5

    Well done Tyler.

  • @jannislewis13
    @jannislewis13 Год назад

    I watched it two times and I am going to watch it again.

  • @shellyanne7
    @shellyanne7 Год назад

    I just watched the movie, it was amazing, Tyler Perry you are the best.

  • @joannapilgrim
    @joannapilgrim Год назад

    Thanks for this. I gotta watch this movie!

  • @marywilson6354
    @marywilson6354 Год назад +4

    The character he played byou , is so fine he's going to be the new breakout star watch if Tyler has something to do with it he will be

  • @towerman123
    @towerman123 Год назад +3

    William Foster was the African-American to launch and own his own movie studio called Foster Photoplay Company in Chicago in 1910.

  • @mirikaye5606
    @mirikaye5606 Год назад +12

    The concept of the life of mixed race and non ambiguous people with African descent is why we should allow them their own space and stop forcing them to identify with a singular race. We're still fighting remnants of the one drop rule that needs to die.
    That being said this movie touched on many issues facing the Jim Crow South but very few of them were deeply explored or fleshed out. Although it is one of TPs better works, I feel like most of the story lines fell flat with no resolution. But I may be the only one who felt this way. 🤷🏾‍♀️

    • @SB-dt6yp
      @SB-dt6yp Год назад +3

      I feel the same way too.

    • @NalaAmari
      @NalaAmari Год назад +4

      I too feel the same. This woman is not Black. We need to kill the 1 drop rule and be honest about our community’s affinity of whiteness and lightness while many hate the melanated skin they’re in. Aside from that, the movie was well done but could have really gone there but seemingly selected not to.

  • @Gracia144JesusSaves
    @Gracia144JesusSaves Год назад +1

    Nice intervieuw beautifull Actors and so motivating to hear them speak about this journey with this movie and Tyler to ,i have not even seen the movie Yet but i believe Tyler has done it again with God His Strenght he touched the hearts of people trough this artform 📜📣

  • @freakymavel8391
    @freakymavel8391 Год назад +1

    I can't lie, Tyler is exceptional.

  • @victorwilliams1304
    @victorwilliams1304 Год назад +2

    Great Movie!!!!!

  • @flyingrobotsmarketingagenc7417

    I can’t wait to watch this film. 🖤❤💛💚🖤

  • @MrElite_01
    @MrElite_01 Год назад +1

    Great interview!! 😁

  • @wendywairimu2060
    @wendywairimu2060 Год назад

    Love Love Love the film. So much nuance in an epic period piece.

  • @JustFluffyQuiltingYarnCrafts
    @JustFluffyQuiltingYarnCrafts Год назад

    Great interview. ❤

  • @TheGrandma50
    @TheGrandma50 Год назад +2

    I loved the movie Tyler Perry is Greatness

  • @nambitreasure
    @nambitreasure Год назад

    I just watched this movie, I loved it.

  • @patrickdavid6525
    @patrickdavid6525 4 месяца назад +1

    Great interview

  • @kashiac1200
    @kashiac1200 Год назад +2

    Excellent movie!!

  • @myway2653
    @myway2653 Год назад +3

    I enjoyed it.

  • @donnadimanna9173
    @donnadimanna9173 Год назад +1

    Oh yes, Joshua thought he would never be anything (he quotes) - omg I think so! I would love to meet Tyler - I've said this for years - layers of fun and intelligence - what a "package"!

  • @kingmartell8247
    @kingmartell8247 Год назад

    🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 thank you I'm blessed by this movie

  • @Reallyreal67
    @Reallyreal67 Год назад

    Oscar worthy!!!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾❤️

  • @maryw2275
    @maryw2275 Год назад

    Love this film

  • @JonBatisteTruthBeTold
    @JonBatisteTruthBeTold Год назад

    Sir Tyler Perry...so proud of you dear! Big fan. Happy Belated birthday and stay well! Keep taking your vit d, c, b complex and magnesium, exercise, hydrate, and 5 fruit or veggies a day. Monitor & log your BP. Keep bp

  • @LayaLay_Duhh
    @LayaLay_Duhh Год назад +6

    This was Tyler Perry’s best film. I really enjoyed the film

  • @sydneywebbe7737
    @sydneywebbe7737 Год назад +12

    I really enjoyed this tragically romantic film, I've watched it twice.

    • @aayanrussell7972
      @aayanrussell7972 Год назад

      I feel like a weirdo because I've watched it 5 times i think it was so good.

  • @tishamukata3554
    @tishamukata3554 Год назад +3

    I really liked this movie

  • @qcnumber1fan294
    @qcnumber1fan294 Год назад +1

    Beautiful movie

  • @myway2653
    @myway2653 Год назад +6

    Loved this interview. My grands are mixed and can choose either side if they wanted.

    • @rickihosein
      @rickihosein Год назад +2

      Can they?...cause that's messed up!...black people definitely don't need flip floppers!!!

    • @holdupnow2326
      @holdupnow2326 Год назад

      @@rickihosein What's messed up? Light skin black people wanted their children to be with white so they could survive. Now you see dark skin black people mixing outside of their race. It's anti- blackness

    • @legena-og6wg
      @legena-og6wg 10 месяцев назад

      😭

  • @tacraheennc9719
    @tacraheennc9719 Год назад +1

    Awesome

  • @babystagg5847
    @babystagg5847 Год назад

    It WuZ #EPIC Yet 💔 Due 2Da #REALITIES!!
    FINISHED IT LASTNIGHT BUT IT #TOOK ME {THREE DAYzZz} #2COMPLETE.
    Happy #BELATED Birthday Mr. Perry.

  • @paulesposito5856
    @paulesposito5856 Год назад

    A brilliant and sad story both

  • @ninasimone1207
    @ninasimone1207 Год назад

    If it was reverse I might have watched it, but seen this story a thousand times

  • @fj9595
    @fj9595 Год назад +3

    You have my flowers Tyler, If you ever get to read this....consider the colonization story in Africa, that's an area that has never been tapped into. At least we know from black panther that accents are not a problem if the story line is beautiful.

  • @chanelharris4794
    @chanelharris4794 Год назад

    Love the movie

  • @SS-ii6nz
    @SS-ii6nz Год назад

    The movie is fantastic. ♥

  • @thelmagriffin5851
    @thelmagriffin5851 Год назад +1

    This is another side of Tyler Perry work young love so beautiful sweet 16 sometimes is not so sweet at times Bayou one year older 17 years old

  • @miketramaxey7442
    @miketramaxey7442 Год назад +1

    I loved the movie myself

  • @gloriaanderson7424
    @gloriaanderson7424 Год назад

    It was deeply heart wrenching and profoundly sad dark and disturbing, I had a hard time sleeping

    • @robinjones1162
      @robinjones1162 Год назад +1

      I so agree. The last scene with the "son" on the porch pulling out to the confederate flag, especially in these times. I'm not sure if it personified what we are faced with today and or in the past. Probably both so I agree I was disturbed juxtaposed to a supposed "love story" where the Black man lost yet again. Not encouraging.

  • @lorolieconnor8856
    @lorolieconnor8856 Год назад

    Amazing movie.

  • @beatricesullivan4231
    @beatricesullivan4231 Год назад

    ❤️

  • @lavernelafleur
    @lavernelafleur Год назад

    The back story was even greater to me

  • @lrearobinson3844
    @lrearobinson3844 Год назад +4

    It was okay but the story was not flushed out completely. I was left with way too many questions. I just wish the story was flushed out more

  • @staciestacie1327
    @staciestacie1327 Год назад +7

    Picking to Live over just existing ain't pain free. This movie is Good good. It's even mad Black Feminist. Here is a woman choosing which levels of oppression she would be able to carry in her soul before her dying day. From 'Madea' to 'A Jazzman's Blues.'

  • @jamillahbrooks597
    @jamillahbrooks597 Год назад

    That yung man is so HANDSOME!That's a GOOD LOOKING MAN!Beautiful spirit

  • @pauline9378
    @pauline9378 Год назад +5

    I enjoyed it but wanted to see more between the time Bayou was killed and what happened to Leanne and the baby after his death we know she was in a home but happened in between the years?

    • @abdulmalikel-amin3552
      @abdulmalikel-amin3552 Год назад +1

      And what happened to willie

    • @MzCrayKray
      @MzCrayKray Год назад +2

      She was not in a home she was in the home she was living in with her husband. The same home that slapped citsy in. The house was passed down to her son and he lives there with his wife and Leanne. The black lady that was caring for her was a maid or visiting nurse.
      The man reading the letters was Leannes son with bayou. He realized that after he read the letters. Thats why he goes to the front porch in shock at the end because he is a white supremacist.

    • @pauline9378
      @pauline9378 Год назад

      @@MzCrayKray I thought so about the son. Thanks for the info

  • @diariesofkaiii2171
    @diariesofkaiii2171 Год назад +1

    saw the movie 3 times

  • @jadenjackson1219
    @jadenjackson1219 Год назад

    I love you soela and jousha Boone

  • @user-zw2ls1py1h
    @user-zw2ls1py1h 7 месяцев назад +1

    ✝️🎥 SALUTE TAKE MY HAT OFF TO HIS CAST WAS VERY WELL DESIGNED , DEDICATED COMMITTED ON POINT ‘ PERSONALLY MR, TYLER PERRY HE PUT ALL INTO HIS PLAYS ‘SHOW’s MOVIE’s AS IN A PROFESSIONAL MATTER HE DISPLAYED HIMSELF AS ALL HIS TITLE AS A ✨✝️ 🙏🏽 Director, Producer, Co Producer, Writer, Executive Actors, ARTIST To All The Name s That Follow I Respect The Young Man When He Addresses To Mr. TYLER PERRY I Respect That See WHE Has The United States 🇺🇸 As Black Peoples Really Need To Respect The Individual Especially Understand My Words As A Black Man Black Woman Has A Challenge And A Task A Wonderful Example 🇺🇸 Mr, Obama , Honestly He Had More Back Lashes With Us ‘Black Peoples Then Any Other Just Because The Title These Black Peoples Wearing They Was Just Not Handed Too They Actually Went Through Hell Listening To Some Of Their Sit Down’s Is Saddening That’s Why I Have Nothing And If I Did I Am A Very Giving When I Can I Would Not Care To Justified To No One In My Career Because Their Is No Such Thing What One Cannot Have Are Do I ADVISE Anyone To Grow With Self RESPECT No Matter What Anyone May Say ✨GOD✨ Give ALL His Children A Talent No Matter What No Body Else Think 🤔 Be Your Own Person You Are To Decide Where You Chose To Go With It Yes I Believed In God, Prayer Faith Mr, Tyler Perry Has Open His Life To the Peoples And With Much Love He Is ALLOWING Many New OPPORTUNITIES To Experience Grow Their Talents And To Really Gain Abundance With This Being Said He Has Not Been SELFISH HE IS A HEAVENLY BLESSING 🙏🏽✝️🕊 A Wonderful Sit Down The Movie Was A ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I Have Watched WOW Uncountable Times !!

  • @TashaAlexandrea
    @TashaAlexandrea Год назад +1

    The ending pissed me off

  • @donnaharris9022
    @donnaharris9022 Год назад +19

    It was painful to watch as much of our history is.

    • @WhatAboutall
      @WhatAboutall Год назад

      current day is pretty painful & real and it's not some other man's fault

  • @robinedwards6087
    @robinedwards6087 Год назад +1

    Was Willie Earl Hattie's real son and who was Bayous father????

  • @TheDivineOne187
    @TheDivineOne187 Год назад +3

    The real question is why was the host so gun ho” about seeing a movie about a “black man with a white women”? Why was that soooo important to him?

    • @vetgirl71
      @vetgirl71 Год назад

      She wasn’t a white woman, she was mixed race and passing for white in Jim Crow Amerikkka. 🙄
      Her mother went to the north to pass as a white woman and used her white colored skin as an advantage in the white world to have a so called better life in society. It was dangerous back then to pass, especially get married to a white man/woman. Most of those people never stayed in touch with their family or friends for fear of being outed and killed. It was very risky for them to go back to the south , because someone may have recognized them and told on them. If that baby had any black features she & that baby would have been murdered too!

    • @TheDivineOne187
      @TheDivineOne187 Год назад +2

      @@vetgirl71 I was speaking on what the host said in the beginning. 🙄 comprehension is key!