#Lupita N'Yongo

[dalekofchaos]

My dream cast for Henry Cavill's James Bond's Bond Girls and Bond VIllains if Cavill is cast from 007

Bond Girls:

Katie McGrath(maybe a twist villain who's the mastermind)

Elodie Yung

Lupita N'Yongo

Emilia Clarke

Margot Robbie

Bond Villains:

Giancarlo Esposito

Pedro Pascal

Gwendoline Christie

Natalie Dormer

Gary Oldman

Ken Watanabe

[harbingermotel]

cbs ghosts season 3 has everything. affairs, weddings, engagements, a throuple, dinosaur-loving strippers, and P̷͙̆Ą̴̈́T̸̘̊Ȋ̴̙Ê̶̘N̴̲̅C̷̤͋E̴͍͛ ̵̥̀T̶͝ͅH̷̢͐E̶̬͋ ̵̦̚V̶̙̏Ḙ̷̀N̶͍͆G̴̩̀E̸͕͆F̷͙͐U̴̘̿L̴̮̔ ̴̤̌P̶̪̽U̵̖̍R̶̥̿I̴̮͘Ṱ̷͊A̴̱̒N̸͚̾ ̶͈̆G̴̼̅H̷͎͐Ö̵̜́S̴̠̆T̴̅

[judesstfrancis]

I was never the biggest fan of quiet place from a narrative standpoint like I like the way it was filmed but story wise it fell flat for me however lupita n'yongo back on my screen for a horror film ?? I will be seated

[thelittlestspider]

megan thee stallion is felicia to me now. it's a part of my belief system.

[nearmidnightannex]

source article:  Warner Bros Lands Hot Package ‘Maude v Maude’ Starring Halle Berry And Angelina Jolie; Both Will Also Produce (deadline.com)

EXCLUSIVE: Following an intense multi-studio bidding war that went into the weekend, Warner Bros has landed the package Maude v Maude, with Oscar winners Angelina Jolie and Halle Berry attached to star.

Roseanne Liang is on board to direct from Scott Mosier’s script. Berry and Jolie will produce along with Berry’s producing partner Holly Jeter via their banner HalleHolly, along with Jeff Kirschenbaum and Joe Roth who will produce through RK Films. Mosier and Liang will exec produce.

Exact details are being kept under wraps, but and insider describes the pic as a “Bond vs. Bourne” type of globl [sic] action thriller with locations to be announced.

Ummmm holy shit?

[bookishfeylin]

Black Actresses I want to see more of

Because I'm tired of Hollywood being colorist in their casting.

Deborah Ayorinde

Letitia Wright

Teyonah Parris

Tika Sumpter

Lashana Lynch

Kirby Howell-Baptiste

Kiki Layne

and, of course, Lupita N'yongo

[frances-baby-houseman]

oh my god I cannot stand the actors giving a little talk about the nominees. Just show a gd clip! I hate this. I hate this so much that I am going to do other stuff and just watch the speeches. Like type up this angry post while Lupita N'yongo is talking about DaVine Joy Randolph.

[allamericansbitch]

https://www.tumblr.com/allamericansbitch/739720157499457536/jumping-on-the-margot-robbie-conversation-because

God the thing about this is it's not even the first time this is happening. And it's even more hysterical because it's actresses who put their heart and soul into their jobs and give spectacular performances - margot robbie, jennifer lawrence, anne hathaway, Taraji p Henson, lupita n'yongo, Kate Winslet, and even the meryl streep herself??? 5 of these women are oscar winners!! And it happened to fucking rachel zegler and halle bailey and their careers are not even 5 years old!!

Like it literally breaks my heart to see these women either insinuate they have to step away from the spotlight to make people feel better and less uncomfortable about their prominence (meryl streep was on stage winning her THIRD oscar and saying she felt like america was rolling her eyes at her being awarded again) and other times the media and studios itself do it to them (lupita struggled to book roles for years after 12 years a slave)

I just hope that one day when an actress with a blossoming career says she wants to take a break, it's for herself and not to appease anyone who tells her the world is seeing too much of her.

And it’s not like Margot is even like… in the spotlight at all. We don’t really know anything about her, we don’t see her on social media or hear about her life constantly or anything. Like she’s merely doing her job and that’s it, and she still feels like she’s taking up too much space for people it’s so sad

[lushtm]

natty as a mascot? the taste! lemme get your mwf, babes?

      considering   that   i've   had   sticky   stuck   in   my   head   for   a   week,   it   just   seemed   like   fate   !   as   for   my   mwf,   considering   that   i've   taken   up   kim   jisoo,   i'd   love   to   see   the   rest   of   the   blackpink   girls   !   i'd   also   love   to   see   ryan   destiny,   khadijah   red   thunder,   davika   hoorne,   mint   ranchrawee,   maris   racal,   amberly   yang,   zendaya,   lupita   n'yongo,   jessica   chastain,   anna   sawai,   simone   ashley,   nicola   coughlan,   sobhita   dhulipala,   prang   kannarun,   chienna   filomeno,   dua   lipa,   celeste   cortesi,   yaya   dacosta,   jasmine   tookes,   samantha   logan,   duckie   thot,   and   laura   harrier   !

[bedwenchbash]

"A Quiet Place Day One" #CVReview

YouTube finally took my channel down for my origibal audio takedown of this film. I haven't had a youtube channel taken down since 2020 when I dropped "The Lucephrase Tape". Back then medical misinformation was the charge, this time Alphabet Inc. claimed explicit sexual content was visible on my channel. Ironically, in reference to this film that I originally made my impromptu review on in particular for my "Bedwench Bash" podcast series - "A Quiet Place Day One" lacked any actual sexual content. Barely an innuendo with mild PDA. Still, Lupita N'yongo deserves to be bashed for her performance in "A Quiet Place Day One", specifically for signing off on subconscious nods to Black misandry. One of the biggest exhibits of such misandry is when N'yongo's character, Samira, finds a copy of infamous misandrist Octavia E. Butler's "Dawn", flips through the book and breathes in the pages of Black-male hate like an old lover. Samira keeps a cat with her, which just happens to be a calico. A calico feline is a predominantly white cat with spots of black. Also, a calico happens to be a derogatory term used to refer to ethnic mixed blacks in the same way synonymous of the terms "red bone", "yellow bone", and "mulatto".

This calico runs off to find Samira her male lead : Jospeh Quinn's "Eric", a goofy caucazoid who mugs the camera and expects the audience to feel endeared when he says he's "From the U.K." When all I heard, not only because this film was released days before the U.S.' so called indepdence from the Brits, was the voice of just another European oppressor with an accent more closely related to the original dialect of the 1800s Euro-migrants that invaded and conquered my country of origin. Now I know that Lupita was born in Mexico and spent her upbringing between Kenya and Mexico in her formative years. Given the white supremacist idealologies of Jose' Vasconcelos in Mexico and the current state of bedwenching and miscegenation from the raping of East Africa by Eurasia, I would not be surprised that after Lupita spent nearly the first twenty minutes of this film in white face (covered in soot from a car explosion that opens up the action sequences in the film) that her original gripes against Harvey Weinstein that spearheaded the Me-Too Movement might have been the wishy-washy sentiments of a bedwench for pay that wasn't given enough currency to keep her part in Weinstein's scandal(s) covered up.

What self-respecting black woman signs up for a film where she portrays a character who's name ("Samira") translates to "night-companion"? In Arabic, nonetheless! One only knows the atrocities of how Islam took over Africa in the same vein their Abrahamic Christian cousins pillaged the West. I honestly could not remember any role that N'yongo was in throughout her filmography other than in Jordan Peele's "Us". Well, apparently N'yongo portrayed Black Panther's love interest, Malice, who then later becomes the baby-mama of the fallen king in "Wakanda Forever". As if in mirroring the male-leads role in THAT script, N'yongo spends the majority of "Day One" living up to her characters name and taking a European colonizer all throughout Harlem so presumably he can see what best way to further gentrify it after the whole apocalypse scenario blows over.

Samira at various points in the film expresses that she wants pizza in Harlem. When she first expressed this, I wondered out loud "Why Not Brooklyn?". As a native to L.A., I first copped my N.Y. slice next to 4Kings Corner Store at Sheepshead Bay, strictly because Busta Rhymes used to slang drugs out there back when the building was known as Poncho's Deli. The film starts out it's apocalypse in an Asian area of Queens (Flushing I figure), so even though it's not Brooklyn , Harlem is yet another chocolate enclave within the five boroughs so I did not have a problem with the progression of the film moving up to Harlem. My problem was that "Eric", tagged-along his hood pass in a similar vein as the S.H.I.E.L.D. agent coat-tailed T'Challa in "Black Panther" around Wakanda so the Eric's of the world could appraise what they could pillage. My problem is that Samira is the 2024 Pocahontas of Harlem. My problem is that Samira, a cancer patient, had a father who also died of cancer - presumably of a FDA approved European diet, which involves plenty of lactose which is terrible for the digestion of melaninated people like Samira and her father. A N.Y. slice is unironically a lactose filled dish.

The life expectancy in the European nation of the U.S. for it's Black citizens are exceedingly low and food intake is one of the main causes of death for U.S. black citizens. Samira, already afflicted with cancer, spends her time in the apocalypse bedwenching and hunting for a cancer slice at a pizza palor that looks like the one straight out of Spike Lee's "Do The Right Thing". Where photo evidence shows that her father was not a cook, not the owner, but an entertainer. A minstrel role for a European eatery. A pianist. And of course as Samira's fingers strokes the keys that her father used to play, one can not help but wonder why Stevie Wonder and Paul McCartney's "Ebony and Ivory" wasn't inserted into the score of the scene, since Samira's present company is Eric, a colonist name that derives to "eternal king". This film's etymology makes it seem as if it must have been a throwaway script for "Dune". But no, this is just typical of European cinema : a constant tease of European males exerting subconcious power over Afrocentric females, and through that, Afrocentric culture as a whole. I'd be remiss if I forgot to mention that of course Samira's cat is named "Frodo", star of the "LOTR" franchise - a European-male empowerment fantasy series. When I first went to a New York comic book shop (Forbidden Planet NYC) I was disrespected by an Afropunk woman behind the counter while I was making my purchase. Typical of an afropunk woman of my ethnic makeup she treated me with misandry and felt that I was taking up space in an area where she chose to meet U.S. Euro-mutts to mate with.

After I paid my fare and left the store I went to a movie theater and talked to another Black-U.S. citizen from Brooklyn, who took the time to "warn me" about The City. She was a Butch with an effeminate frame. Whoever did the character study for "Day One" did their job, because I guarantee these two women I met in Manhattan would have been cooning just like Samira for Eric if the same "Day One" scenario occured in this reality. The day I went to see "Day One" in Arizona, with it's small Black population (so West Coast), I was verbally attacked by a homeless black woman who was a dopefiend. I offered her water. I saw her from across the street where I was waiting on a bus to get to the movie, and she walked away with a Euro dope boy, within five minutes coming from the back of a building high as a kite, as his "night companion" for the day. So when Eric goes to retrieve pain meds for Samira in "Day One", I couldn't help but think of how Europeans love to give indigenous women both poison and medicine like DiCaprio's character in "Killers Of The Flower Moon". And how these indigenous women love to play the patient if they are not getting paid to be the European's nurse. Anyways, by the time "Day One" dies down Samira draws the "Nine of Wands" indicating that her "struggle" (life) is almost over and she literally die-vest's by handing Eric the Colonizer her coat. Yes, this coon gave the colonizer the coat off her back. More than that, the coat was owned by her father. So essentially she gave her family legacy to a Caucazoid colonizer. Family memories, by walking Eric all throughout Harlem when she should have sent him to Manhattan the minute he started stalking her and now family heirlooms.

Eric takes Frodo to survive. At this point the Black Woman's life is less than not only her man but also her pet, and it's okay as long as they are (predominantly) pale. If Eric was black and expressed his fear for the apocalyptic scenario upon meeting Samira without a single change in the present script, Samira would have verbally assaulted him (maybe physically assaulted him) and would have rather died with her cat than have a black man accompany her to what once used to be New York's Black Mecca. And then the film ends with Samira committing suicide by singing some Nina Simone - a civil rights activist who went through hell living in the U.S. just to make her deathbed in one of those other red, white and blue European countries called France. I see why John Krasinski the creator of this film series, wanted to distance himself away from this entry. The first two "Quiet Place" films were Krasinski and his wife, Emily Blunt, with fictional children surviving the apocalypse. Nuclear family survival franchise turned miscegenal survivalist fantasy. This is most likely why Krasinski chose to place his name all over the advertisements for the children's film "IF" to expand his portfolio and sneak his name into the ending production credits, because Krasinski who got big off starring in the Scranton, PA based "The Office" obviously is not comfortable in public betting on black, but does not mind cleaning up on the back end of Hollywood's favorite coupling situation : a wolf in sheep's clothes European male engaged in usury of a willing Afrocentric female, who by the time the credits roll becomes yet another statistic of a dead Black U.S. citizen in the culling operation of a European country dedicated to the genocide of it's dwindling Afrocentric population. "Day One"? More like "Groundhog Day" - and Bill Murray can go ahead and keep Kelis !

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C.V.R. The Bard

29th/Jun.2k24

[judesstfrancis]

lupita n'yongo give me one chance

[storkmuffin]

New Claudia has the best German pronunciation I've ever heard from anyone I've seen in American entertainment (including Sandra Bullock whose mother is actually German). This is on par with Lupita N'yongo speaking the best Korean I've heard in American entertainment by a foreigner (including Sandra Oh whose Korean pronunciation is garbled and appalling).

[simonimonim]

Took a nap and dreamt up fancasting for a show based on The Broken Earth triology by N.K. Jemisin and here's what I came up with

Khleo Thomas as Hoa

Queen Latifah as Ykka

Madalen Mills as Nassun

Matthew Gray Gubler (my dream described him as rhat white boy from Criminal Minds y'all love) as Schaffa

Laverne Cox as Tonkee (I don't know many trans actresses, but I do know she would slay as an eccentric researcher a la Professor Von Drake)

Coco Jones as Syenite

Lupita N'Yongo as Essun (my brain original cast Whoopie Goldberg and I was like that hoe is 70 ain't nobody gonna believe she had a baby in the last 3 years)

Coleman Domingo as Jija

John Boyega as Lerna

Daniel Kaluuya as Alabaster (giving my brain huge sideeye with this one idk)

[cityofdreamsrp]

is this active? & what are some or your mwf?

We are an active roleplay group, we have players from different timezones so there is always someone around on the dash! Like most groups, of course, there are moments of down time with holidays and members on hiatus but more often than not there are members around to interact with! Some of our MWF are Ana De Armas, Maia Mitchell, Brie Larson, Morena Baccarin, Lupita N'yongo and tonnes more we are SO ready to love down! Check our or MOST WANTED list and TAG. You can also apply for two celebrities if you have a hard time choosing! Dreamers, chime in below; who are you keen to see on the dash?

[weclassybouquetfun]

Ending the four day convention for theater owners were studios Paramount and Lionsgate. Their slate?

Paramount: Franchise baby! Tom Cruise sent a video message and package of the stunts from MISSION IMPOSSIBLE: DEAD RECKONING PART ONE (Part Two is currently filming).

Dominique Fishback and Anthony Ramos were on hand to show the final trailer for TRANSFORMERS: RISE OF THE BEASTS.

In other TRANSFORMERS news, the voice cast of the animated film, TRANSFORMERS ONE was announced. What is it about?

The origin story is set before the events on Earth, with the Transformers in a secret world on their home planet of Cybertron, where a young Optus Prime (Chris Hemsworth) and young Megatron (Brian Tyree Henry) will go from brothers-in-arms to sworn enemies. Bots in the story include Elita (Scarlett Johansson), Bumblebee (Keegan-Michael Key), Sentinel Prime (Jon Hamm) and Alpha Trion (Laurence Fishburne).

The Rest

Also on the animated front: The announcement of a new SMURFS film with Rihanna voicing Smurfette, executive producing and providing a song for the film. There was also news of another SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS film; word that THE LAST AIRBENDER film should hit theaters i n October 2025, footage was shown from the PAW PATROL film and TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLE: MUTANT MAYHEM.

Footage was screened of A QUIET PLACE: DAY ONE starring Lupita N'yongo, Alex Wolff, Djimon Hounsou and Joseph Quinn; first footage of Martin Scorcese's western KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON.

While Leonardo DiCaprio is featured in all of the stills, its rumored that Jesse Plemons is the true lead of the film. and first footage of the Bob Marley biopic, produced by his son Ziggy, BOB MARLEY: ONE LOVE starring Kingsley Ben-Adir and Lashana Lynch.

Lionsgate: Had a spotlight on JOYRIDE as the cast was being honoured with the Best Comedy Ensemble award; The first trailer dropped for THE HUNGER GAMES: THE BALLADS OF SONGBIRDS AND SNAKES showing star Rachel Zegler, Jason Schwartzman, Hunter Schaffer, Peter Dinklage and Viola Davis.

As expected they teased Lionsgate’s slate for 2023 includes About My Father (May 26), The Blackening (June 16), White Bird: A Wonder Story (August 18), The Expendables 4 (September 22), Ordinary Angels (October 13), and Saw sequel, which is a co-production with Universal (October 27).