Luke Cage 2: intervista al cattivo Mustafa Shakir

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In occasione dell'uscita della nuova serie NETFLIX Luke Cage 2, abbiamo avuto il piacere di intervistare l'attore Mustafa Shakir, che nella serie interpreta il nuovo villain, Bushmaster.   Intervista di Alessandro De Simone

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00:00Mustapha Shakir, è piaciuto con te, è il nuovo entrato di Luke Cage in season 2

00:07e dicci qualcosa sui caratteristico, Bushmaster

00:11Bushmaster è un'attività molto fondamentale e fondamentale per Luke Cage

00:23è interessante, fondamentale

00:26Fai trovare l'attività, sì

00:29Being in a Marvel movie, in a Marvel series in this case, was one of your dreams

00:35and how is now that you have tasted the Marvel Universe?

00:41Yes, it has definitely been a dream and now that I'm, it's a beginning for me

00:45I think as you go along it becomes more apparent just how expansive Marvel Universe is

00:51and how many people watch it and love it as much as me

00:55So I'm learning every day but it's cool, it really is cool

00:59Marvel Universe has been enriched this year with Black Panther

01:05Yeah

01:06And it's been incredibly important not only for the black community

01:10but to make people understand that there can be a different kind of hero

01:16I think it's entirely true, I think it's important for the world to have many representations of what it means to be an empowered individual

01:25And I think it's a long time coming that a black character gets to stand up and actually be somebody you can look up to

01:31who has a moral compass that, you know, that's aspirational, so to speak

01:39Not only, not only for the black community but for everyone, you know what I mean?

01:44I think that the more that we see each other in empowered positions and we can respect that and be entertained by that, etc.

01:50The better, you know, because it allows for tolerance, you know

01:55And I think that's missing on the earth

01:58The ability to be different but to respect that difference

02:02At home, because you're from Harlem

02:05Yeah

02:06I was working at your place

02:09It's interesting, yeah, to be in Harlem doing the show, but it's cool

02:14Your first job was the barber

02:16Yes, yes, one of my first jobs was a barber

02:19I worked in barbering for seven years

02:22I started at 15

02:24And when I grew up in Harlem in the 80s and 90s

02:27It was when crack and epidemic was there

02:29And it was the way that I could make money without going to jail

02:32And so instead of being a drug dealer, I just cut the drug dealer's hair

02:35And I made more money and I was able to, you know, go to school and keep my nose clean, so to speak

02:40That's why you are looking at my hair

02:42I know, once a barber, always a barber

02:46There's a lot of music in Leo Cage and you are a musician too

02:50Yeah

02:51How much important is music for you?

02:53I think for me it's super important

02:55I mean, music is how you move in and out of dimensions, you know what I mean?

03:00Of self and feeling

03:02It can change your vibe like that

03:05And I think in the show it's super pivotal because there's just a lot of mayhem and craziness going on

03:10And like the same way there are situations that are tough

03:13It's good to have a laugh in the middle of it, even though it's tough

03:16It's good to listen to a good song in the middle of it as well

03:19I think it has that same effect of tonifying, you know?

03:23How was the tone on set during the shootings?

03:28Really supportive

03:31I felt like everybody wanted the same thing

03:35And I was willing to help each other to get it, you know what I mean?

03:38And that collective sense of a goal is always powerful

03:43Thank you so much

03:44Thank you, man

03:45Thank you, man

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