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Jack Harlowis remembering his costarLance Reddickroughly two months after his death at age 60.
At the Los Angeles premiere ofWhite Men Can’t Jumpon Thursday, Harlow — the “Tyler Herro” rapper who makes his film debut in the new Hulu movie — toldEntertainment Tonightthat he was able to spend “about two days on set with” Reddick while making the sports comedy movie.
“I got about two days on set with Lance and he was an absolute pleasure to be around,” Harlow, 25, said when asked about his late costar.
“I’m so glad you brought the legend up,” Harlow added of Reddick. “Rest in peace to Lance.”
The rapper turned actor also told the outlet Thursday that his first time acting for the screen “felt good” and intimated he may pursue more acting roles moving forward.
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“It makes me hungry, I want more. I want to keep going, you know?” he added toET. “It’s just a taste, and it was great, but I’m excited to keep moving.”
InWhite Men Can’t Jump, Harlow stars as former basketball star Jeremy, who teams up withSinqua Walls' Kamal to make money at a basketball tournament, while Reddick appears as a character named Benji in a posthumous appearance.
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Reddick, best known for his roles in television series likeThe Wire,Boschand Netflix’sResident Evil, as well as theJohn Wickmovies, had a number of projects in the works at the time of his death. Those projects included his role as role of Zeus in the upcoming Disney+Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thiefseries, as well as filmsShirley,St. Sebastianand theJohn WickspinoffBallerina.
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Aside from Harlow, Reddick and Walls, the movie starsTeyana Taylor, Laura Harrier, Vince Staples and Myles Bullock.
White Men Can’t Jumpwill be available to stream on May 19 on Hulu.
source: people.com
