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Shadow & Act noticed that Lee hit Twitter yesterday to clear up some rumors about the film, posting: " 'Red Hook Summer' is not a Sequel to 'Do The Right Thing' and it has nothing to do with [his Fort Greene/Michael Jackson project] 'Brooklyn Loves MJ.' Subject Matter? New Spike Lee Joint YO." So then, what is it, Spike? Our guess is that we have a new movie on our hands from the director (awesome) and that the much publicized appearance of Mookie may be nothing more than a cameo. At any rate, it doesn't look like the familiar stable of actors Lee works with will be dropping by either (unless they've done it on the sly).
The folks over at Blackfilm have revealed that the cast features mostly unknowns with a couple of recognizable faces, including Clarke Peters (Lester Freamon from "The Wire"), Nate Parker (who will have a role in the upcoming "Red Tails"), Turron Kofi Alleyne, Samantha Ivers, Limary Agosto, Heather Simms and Kalon Jackson.
So more bits and pieces to put together, and Lee will keep teasing us until he's good and ready to give us a look. But we're glad he's back and let's hope that 2012's is the "Red Hook Summer" we've been waiting for.
3 Comments
Oreka | October 29, 2011 1:58 AM
Yea man. I really can't wait to see what "Red Hook Summer" has in store for us. I hope it's great, but what am I saying? ALL Spike Lee joints are dope. I love him :)
BradZuhl | September 21, 2011 2:31 AM
Looking forward to it. Sounds like an interesting flip of Crooklyn. Instead of a kid from Brooklyn spending the summer in Atlanta it's an adult from Atlanta spending a summer in Brooklyn.
Ash | September 21, 2011 2:22 AM
Great news re: Clarke Peters. I'm really looking forward to a low-key Spike joint. I happen to think Crooklyn was massively underrated, although that whole fish-eye sequence was a tad ill-advised.
I wonder if John Turturro will make his customary appearance?
Ash
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