Tessa Thompson and Ruth Negga star in the new Netflix film 'Passing,' based on the 1929 Nella Larsen film of the same name. Thompson noted that the film isn't just about racial passing, her character Irene's behavior mirrored how she sometimes repressed herself while Negga embraced her character Clare's free spirit.
"Passing" Star Andre Holland speaks on the lack of safe spaces for Black people, especially in America, revealing the conversations that Brian and Irene Redfield have in the movie, set in Prohibition-era Harlem are similar to conversations he and his family had growing up in Alabama.
First-time feature film director Rebecca Hall talked to Bossip about how her film 'Passing' helped her grapple with a family legacy of passing. She reveals that her film, which she adapted from the Nella Larsen novel of the same name, is relevant today because she is still grappling with the consequences of "passing."
Netflix releases the trailer for critically-acclaimed Drama "Passing" starring Tessa Thompson, Ruth Negga, André Holland, Bill Camp, and Gbenga Akinnagbe
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Vanity Fair Hollywood Issue Includes Four Black Actresses On Cover Major kudos to Vanity Fair for getting it right with this year’s 2017 Hollywood Issue. After catching hell from us for years for either not including black actors on the cover or putting them on the inside fold, this year’s cover truly reflects the diversity […]