Anthony Mackie Was Offered Every Rapper and Gangster Role After 8 Mile | Jemele Hill is Unbothered

[@RatoyaBanks]

I got my degree in engineering and Anthony’s brother came to speak to us the beginning of freshman year. He waited until almost the end of the program to tell us he was Anthony’s brother. He had our full attention then 😂

[@arrellehnisrael8229]

How sad.

[@RatoyaBanks]

@@arrellehnisrael8229 ikr! But we were immature kids lol

[@arrellehnisrael8229]

@@RatoyaBanks I get it. Its just sad how we treat each other unless one of us is a celebrity. Or related to one. I would prefer to listen to someone like yourself with a degree in engineering. You're the real star.

[@RatoyaBanks]

@@arrellehnisrael8229 I agree!! I had to learn that with age

[@RatoyaBanks]

@@arrellehnisrael8229 and thank you 😊

[@mv7374]

Anthony's one of those actors I enjoy in both villainous and heroic roles

[@4of5JT]

My dude is super underrated but he's starting to get his shine. Super happy for him. That Falcon and Winter Solider is hitting tho 🖖🏾

[@krhym21]

Thank You Jemele Hill for All that you Do!!!

[@MoTheMovie]

Anthony is like your cool older cousin that you can’t wait to show up at the family bbq

[@melissacross5525]

Anthony Mackie is the most honest actor I've ever watched. This also makes him the most relatable 💜

[@raymanjohan8838]

What he says about his mother is why a lot of men dont mature to their potential and thats not a dig at moms, Mothers can be so loving that they dont press their sons like fathers do. Moms are the best person for compassion but sometime they make it too easy bc they love and care so much. Fathers tend to do the same to their daughters.

[@iunderstanphotography2780]

So true. Mothers always want us around. Fathers are like...get out, come back in a year and tell me about the life you built

[@k.h.a.l.i.l.]

as an adult, you're responsible for yourself. men who don't mature to their greatest potential don't do so bc of themselves and bc they lack meaningful relationships with other men (peers and mentors) that provide safety but also challenge them to be better. not sure how this is fundamentally the mom's issue but i do agree with the need for children to be raised in balanced homes. thst said, i also think the traditional father model isn't working as it did in the past and we're seeing the reprecussions of that in our culture today. more men than ever, even those with fathers, are expressing how isolated and ill-equipped they feel in facing social-emotional challenges in their lives -- an issue that impacts the ability to live out your dreams. there is a greater demand for active fathers to be more emotionally available and loving, not just the stoic, stable provider of past generations. i don't disagree with you per se but i think it's a little more complicated than you've framed the issue.

[@raymanjohan8838]

@@k.h.a.l.i.l. As an adult you are responsible for yourself but the type of adult you become is based on the foundation that your adulthood is placed upon. I cant mature to my greatest self as a man or woman if my foundation doesnt provide the proper platform. For me to automatically know how to guide myself to becoming the greatest me I can be would be damn near impossible without some form of reference to model myself. Anything with human interaction is always more complicated. I never said that it is fundamentally a " mom" issue but most times than not mothers, especially single parent mothers tend to coddle their sons. Yes there is a demand for fathers to become more emotionally active but we arent talking about whats in demand we are speaking about how parents at the moment and in the past impact their children.

[@k.h.a.l.i.l.]

@@raymanjohan8838 we'll just agree to disagree on this and i respect where you're coming from. for me, i cant be 35 still talking about what tools my parents didn't give me. my mom raised 5 kids on $18K by herself in one of the poorest cities in the country, while my dad was doing whatever so many dads do unfortunately. i practically raised myself. there are/were absolute gaps in my social emotional development that have had a huge impact on my personal relationships and my ability to flourish in my career, but it's on me now. i gotta believe that if i'm willing to put in the work--to heal myself, to develop the underdeveloped parts of myself, to find support networks of other men who are trying to do the same--that God will help me to help myself. what's the point of trying if it's "well my foundation wasn't right so...". your foundation can be mended, added to or rebuilt altogether. a lot of guys struggle with being able to say they need help and rather than seeking the support they desperately need, the culture makes it sexier to act tough and be drowning the entire time. nah, not me bruh. i'm going after every resource i can find. some say single moms coddle their sons and others say single moms treat their sons like their husbands/like men of the house. in both cases, they skip over the fact ppl were not created to raise children alone.

[@raymanjohan8838]

@@k.h.a.l.i.l. you basically just proved my point. You at 35 maybe or even you at 30 have the processing ability to see the things in your life that needs change and adjust to them. Me at 45 feel like you but someone between the ages of 30 or younger doesnt have the full cognitive ability and emotional aptitude and fore thought to always see what they need to change. When I said what I said I was speaking for that age bracket. Me at 25 had a lot of anger and resentment just like a lot of young men but I still had the ability to fore see things and the fortitude to struggle through the hard times until I could make better for myself but up until the age of 20 most people live with their mothers and if she hasnt given them the push they need many will be just as I stated in the 1st post. A mothers love is not a bad thing but when a mother loves you to the point of not allowing you to develop she is hurting you. You had to do different your mom had five kids, she didnt have time to coddle you, she couldnt spoil you like she could if you were her only child.

[@Chris-ir8yy]

I cant help but feel Anthony's Scenario story...My favorite track...We cant blame him for the Pac role. It was more the movie than his role. This interview is great altogether.

[@Esi153]

This is my favourite type of interview. I love listening to actors talk about their craft

[@dn30001]

Loved him in the underrated Spike Lee joint She Hate Me

[@rashadjackson1704]

💯..I own that DVD 📀

[@Ialwayshadclass]

Agreed

[@iunderstanphotography2780]

I like him more since I rewatched the movie recently than when I originally saw it

[@SkoolkraftE313]

STRAIGHT CLASSIC.....NO BS

[@antione]

Hidden gem, I always recommend this movie to people.

[@ranma36]

Wooooowwww, I just realized Mackie played Papa Doc !!!

[@Dani-rz8dj]

Great interview!! Love you both!

[@williamharrisjr3011]

I'm so in love with this lady ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Great interview

[@nightshotjaye_]

Awwww I love you Anthony Mackie so much and this great interview ❤!

[@JusdoinstuF]

the banker was a dope movie, i love the song at the end. its sad that our people have been through hell in this world. im glad the movie was made.

[@YoungSwaggness]

I’m definitely gone start watching this more fr it’s dope

[@rufunnyrob]

Why am I just noticing Jemele Hill has some beautiful brown eyes? Wow!

[@KingGreen78]

I like that perspective, cause if my mother didn't die when i was 14,i would've never left Georgia to live with my aunt in jersey, becoming a DR. And having 2 beautiful kids. So i can totally relate to what he just said.

[@sigmamind711]

The Adjustment Bureau is a true love story 💗 Highly recommend it! 👍🏾

[@davidbell2003]

Great interview & better screen presence 👏🏿👍🏿💪🏿

[@MichaelMclendon-y5q]

Thank You Jemele Hill All That You Do!!!🎉

[@coolchris478]

Anthony you a solid brother seems like I like your work my fav is Altered Carbon season with you the 1st season was great and that Asian brother set the bar with that character so high I was nervous of your portrayal but you made the transition believable and sold that it was the same guy in a different "suit" BRAVO💯 Jemele u a breath of fresh air you seem perfect for this new role you so girl next door cool like you not too girly and not too masculine you seem very genuine and I like your transparency you guys are refreshingly black and let's me know it is some famous regular black folks out there...."hold it doooown MAMMAAA I LOOVE YA" idk seemed right lol

[@zhaupt]

The Banker was an amazing movie!!!

[@ashleymedina9099]

what a fantastic interview :)

[@lorraine96smith56]

Excellent interview conducted by a very good interviewer. I often switch off when trying to watch interviews on KZbin, because of the lack of talent of the interviewer as it takes what feels like 20 minutes of them talking before asking one question, and when asking the question it's filled with 'I think, I feel, in my opinion' or 'I love you' This interview got straight to the point and asked interesting and informed questions. Keep up the good work 👍😊

[@ibexy]

Some people are endowed with likability and charisma. Anthony Mackie is one of them

[@Real_Tony_Dog]

Great show Detroit baby

[@TLJones-bq7wk]

That Busta performance was unforgettable

[@YoungSwaggness]

Anthony was inspired by Trevor speaks volumes to me really 🙌🏾

[@MohsinKhan9]

He did a better job then the guy who played him in all eyes on me.

[@HelzHeli313]

😂😂😂😂 Now that was a funny comment..

[@anthonyanderson9303]

That movie was doomed all around. Wasnt 100% the fault of the actor.

[@rarah5489]

Are any Canadian platforms legally showing the banker?

[@peachesandpoets]

I'm in actual love with this man. Istg if I meet him I'll have met everyone I care about meeting. What a gem in human form. Helped so much with the 2020 election and his family is amazing to the community in Nola

[@enderqueenhd3826]

This is a really good interview, probs to the interviewer

[@JJnuggetDoe]

Can I just say, this man has such a great, contagious laugh! 🤣

[@MichaelLandSeaAndAir]

ON YOUR LEFT!!!!!

[@terryhill4244]

Good interview! But what happened to the "Way Down In The Hole" pod?

[@ironmike-putsallkindavideo7840]

He just dissed every UPS WORKER in the world, lol

[@WickedXombieDigiKing]

How am I just now knowing that you played tupac :o

[@HashimWarren]

why is the sound bad..?

[@itoao]

Why is Jemelle's audio quality always so poor?

[@battlescorn]

New house right when pandemic started. I'm guessing the equipment is not configured the way it was earlier yet. *Shrugs*

[@rob3791]

It bothers me that Killmonger, Sam Wilson, and Luke Cage's MCU "hometown" origins are different from their 616 counterparts.

[@darealbullet]

Character he played in 8 Mile was real

[@thatguyfrankie]

This guy's falcon? His real name is Anthony!

[@seans9284]

And Anthony sits home with both parents. And Anthony’s parents have a real good marriage. This guy don’t wanna battle, he shook. Cause there no such things as half way crooks!

[@ZacharyJohnG]

4:37

[@vincentwilliams71]

👍👍❤❤❤❤💯

[@missayawk]

Whenever I see Jemele I kinda see the daughter Oprah never had.I don't mean it in a disrespectful way.

[@ThePlaybackRoom]

Two totally different women with totally different values is a bit disrespectful to Jemele

[@missayawk]

@@ThePlaybackRoom.I wasn't talking personality or values.I just meant from a physical/ facial aspect.

[@Agodschild7]

Shelter was a good movie

[@jwd5160]

👍🏾

[@rennie504]

NOLA⚜️504 #LouisianaBoy

[@samuelclark1677]

#NOLAstrong

[@thegumbonetwork1421]

My only gripe with Jamelle and this podcast is her audio, she too deep in the biz to have such trash audio. My ONLY gripe with this podcast, she is a great interviewer and is a fan of her guests.

[@HelzHeli313]

That Tupac role??... 😩 Smh.. I would've fired my agent from that one..

[@MsAlexis]

Anthony is the Truth! He can hold you on Indy film with a $10 budget..another Laurence Fishburn