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ANY GIVEN SUNDAY - EPISODE 31
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Welcome to the 31st episode and 4th season premiere of Cinematic Minds! This season, we will be diving into the incredible film career of Jamie Foxx. Hosted by three brothers, Ed, Theo, & Malcolm Hollingsworth, this episode kicks off with a review of the 1999 football drama, Any Given Sunday.
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Producers: Eddie & Theo Hollingsworth
Music Consultant: Charles Desarzant
Cover Artwork: Jaime Maldonado
Executive Producer: Theo Hollingsworth
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Welcome to the 31st episode and 4th season premiere of Cinematic Minds! This season, we will be diving into the incredible film career of Jamie Foxx. Hosted by three brothers, Ed, Theo, & Malcolm Hollingsworth, this episode kicks off with a review of the 1999 football drama, Any Given Sunday.
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After a thorough analysis of the film, the brothers shift their focus to Jamie Foxx's impressive film career. They discuss his breakthrough performance in the TV sketch comedy series "In Living Color," his rise to fame in films like "Collateral" and "Ray," and his recent roles in "Just Mercy" and "Soul."
Throughout the episode, the brothers share their personal experiences with Jamie Foxx's films and discuss the impact that he has had on the film industry as a whole. So, sit back, relax, and join us for a deep dive into the incredible film career of Jamie Foxx on Cinematic Minds!
Hosts: Eddie, Theo, and Malcolm Hollingsworth
Producers: Eddie & Theo Hollingsworth
Music Consultant: Charles Desarzant
Cover Artwork: Jaime Maldonado
Executive Producer: Theo Hollingsworth
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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CinematicMindz
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Cinematicminds3
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