Current STVM head coach Dru Joyce II, who was an assistant for the first two years of James’ high school career before becoming the head coach, was portrayed by actor Wood Harris in the movie.
AKRON, Ohio — The success of LeBron James and his teammates at St. Vincent-St. Mary inspired a new movie on Peacock called “Shooting Stars.”
In an interview with TMZ, Joyce gave Harris a stamp of approval for his portrayal in the film. The movie also stars Dylan Mulroney as Keith Dambrot, who was the head coach for James’ first two seasons at STVM, and Caleb McLaughlin from “Stranger Things” as Lil Dru. Marquis Mookie Cook portrays James in the movie.
France Dernières Nouvelles, France Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
LeBron's H.S. Coach Dru Joyce Praises Wood Harris' Portrayal In 'Shooting Stars'Wood Harris is getting the stamp of approval from the guy he portrayed in LeBron James' new 'Shooting Stars' movie.
Lire la suite »
Joyce Wrice brings classic 90s R&B into a new era - Chicago ReaderLos Angeles singer joycewrice takes Inspiration from 90s R&B greats and California summers to explore personal identity. Catch her at subtchicago on 6/20.
Lire la suite »
AMCC pauses proceedings related to current Medical Cannabis LicensesMONTGOMERY -- The Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission on Friday voted to stay all proceedings related to the current offering of medical cannabis business licenses.
Lire la suite »
Gold Price Forecast: XAU/USD bears need a break of current daily lowsGold dropped from a high of $1,967 on Friday's US session and cleaned up the prior session's length, creating a fresh low of the day down at $1,953.32
Lire la suite »
1 current, 2 former Pa. police officers accused of using excessive force: FedsThe Mount Carmel officers also are alleged to have taken steps to ensure videos of their arrests were not preserved.
Lire la suite »
Social Connection — Current Priorities of the U.S. Surgeon GeneralHumans are wired for social connection, but we’re becoming more isolated over time. Loneliness and social isolation represent significant threats to individual and societal health and well-being. Social connection can lead to healthier, more prosperous and resilient individuals and communities. Learn more about how we can work together to advance social connection and improve our nation’s public health.
Lire la suite »