YAHYA ABDUL-MATEEN II: You have to "overcome" to star in a "clown job" like "Aquaman" - Video

Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, who plays the villain Manta in "Aquaman" films, traces a line between DC films and higher projects.
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Actor "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom" balanced the superhero film by adding in the "Chekhovian or August Wilson" project. Yahya Abdul-Mateen II revived the superhero film debate. The actor "Matrix Resurrection" and the "Aquaman" star told Vulture that he balanced being in a DC film by working with filmmakers like Aaron Sorkin to be nominated by Oscar "The Trial of the Chicago 7" and acting on broadway in the upcoming rendition " The coming "" The Trial of the Chicago 7 "and acting on the broadway in the upcoming" future rendition "to come" "Topdog/Underdog." "Everything should be about getting the truth. But sometimes you know which movies or genres you face, "Abdul-Mateen explained." Something like "Aquaman," is a clown work. "Aquaman" is not "Chicago 7." Test you must forget yourself. " Abdul-Mateen, who plays Manta in "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom that will come," continued, "to survive and do well, you must play the game and then cunning when you want to surprise the audience, director, or yourself With a little 'wow, I didn't expect to see Chekhovian or August Wilson and Aquaman, but I did.' "

"Candyman" alumni also came out of the "Mad Max: Fury Road" prequel George Miller, "Furiosa," at the end of 2021. He was replaced by Tom Burke. "I have another chance to work, but it seems not much hot script out," the actor "Watchmen" explains. "I have an indication that I have to wait and believe that the right thing will appear." Abdul-Mateen also starred in "ambulance" Michael Bay earlier this year. While the actor knew that it would be a "short and fast photo shoot" to work on a relatively "small" bay film opposite Jake Gyllenhaal, Abdul-Mateen noted that he was shooting "The Matrix Resurrections" when he signed a contract with "Ambulance "For back-to-back production. "[Director Bay] said this was not about action; This is about tension, "recalled Abdul -Mateen why he joined this film." And I know that he will dress in the world outside the ambulance, but I am really interested in what happened in the ambulance, and that's where we see many tensions play." Meanwhile, director Bay admitted that he was not accustomed to Abdul-Mateen's work before Universal President Pictures Peter Cramer suggested the alum star "Black Mirror" in the film. Bay returned and watched Abdul-Mateen II films and arrived at the same conclusion as Universal: "That person will be a film star. I want to work with him. " : Stay on the latest breaking fil