THE PLANNING AND LEAD CASTING OF ‘LONG WALK TO FREEDOM’.


 

Idris Elba as Nelson Mandela

 

 

 

 

 

Idea to span audacity;

Aware, granted capacity;

Probe a deal it’s spoken will control,

And turn a terrible term, into a role.

© August 2018 Colonialist

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19 Responses to THE PLANNING AND LEAD CASTING OF ‘LONG WALK TO FREEDOM’.

  1. Every time I look at Mr Elba I think of Stringer bell

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  2. Great use of the words, and a great man.

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  3. Robbie Yates says:

    This is very well done.

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  4. jaerose37 says:

    Great use of the prompt words

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  5. oldegg says:

    Nobody is perfect but Mandela was so much better that what was before and most of the world applauded his efforts and success in unifying South Africa without segregation.

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    • colonialist says:

      Mandela as the first president was magnificent. He really started things happening. If only there had been anything of a fraction of his stature to follow him instead of letting everything he had initiated go into free fall.

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  6. disperser says:

    I’ve not watched any of the movies regarding Mandela. No reason other than biopics (about anyone) aren’t in my sphere of interest. Also, when people become larger than life, their lives tend to become more legend than a reflection of reality and even more so in a visual medium like movies.

    . . . at least that has been my experience with nearly all portrayals of significant historical figures.

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