Black Panther was a “cultural moment”, as his actor Sterling K. Brown described it while reflecting on the Marvel film.
During an interview Sky NewsHe said, “I remember reading this script – they don’t give it to you – you have to read it and then do it back, or your hands burn or something like that.”
“I remember having thought that it is a cultural moment. It is so big, not only for black America but for blacks in the world the Marvel cinematographic universe.
Regarding his children, he said he wanted them to decide their future in an interview with people.
“There is this idea that I think we both agree, most of the time, is that they are not molded in versions of us,” he said.
“That they are somehow who they are when they come to you. And we just try to direct them to become the best version of whom they are already, right?” Sterling concluded.
