Conversations at Home with Daniel Kaluuya of JUDAS AND THE BLACK MESSIAH

[@eiko-tropicana]

He Is such an amazing artist and person . I am so grateful for all his great performances.

[@adwoaowusu-barnieh8893]

This is such an expressive Q&A from Daniel, lovely to watch (and lovely to learn from!)

[@nullunit]

Love his thought process on approaching character.

[@Allmine21]

The hair analogy is facts. Only black people understand how hair can be used to identify a person’s mental state. Daniel is so humble and real. I’m proud of his growth. He better win that Oscar.

[@chadbaptiste4227]

This was a sensational performance by Kaluuya!!

[@DnewNancy]

CAn anyone make out the three books he's showcasing on his bookshelf? Thanks in advance!!!

[@timewithtima]

One of them is as a man thinketh

[@honeybear826]

❤️the movie ❤️him as an actor! Idc that’s he’s British he can act his ass off. ✊🏽

[@PEKUMBU]

In 2018 when David expressed all that anxiety about blackness, allegedly, I cringed. It made a lot of African Americans cringe too. I am glad he doesn't make me cringe anymore.

[@alfonsogayman9699]

Glenn don’t fall for the okey doke and media manipulations....he never made any outlandish statements abt race or ethnicity. He simply pointed out the hypocrisy that those types of questions are never asked to his white colleagues. Why is on the black community to continually explain racism to the rest of the world. He clarified that false narrative on the higher learning podcast

[@oluwaseunadegbenro1564]

I don't mean to be rude but what exactly made you and other African-Americans cringe?