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About That Popular 'Black Films Don't Sell ...A Majestic Lenny Kravitz In New Official Capital Portrait As Cinna In 'Catching Fire'
The first Hunger Games movie did absolutely nothing for me! The hype skipped me. Then again, I suppose I'm not in the film's target audience, so I won't exactly be in any hurry to see the second film in the mega-successful franchise - Catching Fire; even if I take into account the fact that it has more actors of African descent in it than the first movie did.
Those folks include: Meta Golding playing Enobaria, Maria Howell as Seeder, E. Roger Mitchell as Chaff, Jeffrey Wright as Beetee, and Lenny Kravitz returning as Cinna.
Did I miss any others?
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire hits theaters November 22, and the marketing campaign is in full-swing, with the release of character posters (official Capitol Portraits as they're referred to) for key characters from the movie, including this one that surfaced this evening, featuring Kravitz as Cinna:
3 Comments
Justin W | March 6, 2013 12:03 PM
Ugh, I still need to catch up with the first one. I heard mix things about it.
Wanett | March 5, 2013 10:11 PM
I'm really looking forward to this. I always think that the first movie in a planned series plays it too safe. The Hunger Games novel had a lot more grit and realism, particularly Josh Hutcherson's character, than was included in the movie. I think with the next one they will, hopefully, stick more to story in the book. Which will be much harder to tone down.
EP | March 5, 2013 7:54 PM
Looks like "Rick Owens" boots...Nice