Re: Re: Re: Djimon Hounsou Roars as the Black Panther
Originally posted by jalek moye
i know what you mean but that black soicety for you, everything has to be black. But yea he should have said like who he is as a person and what he stands for makes him a good role model for them or somthing.
Correction..............that's African-American society for you.
I grew up in southern Africa, they don't really think like that there IMO.
Re: Re: Re: Djimon Hounsou Roars as the Black Panther
Originally posted by jalek moye...umm whats wrong with wanting to be able to indentify with your heroes, for your information the black panther ocmic series actually does cover severral issues the black american can identify with as well as africans.
i know what you mean but that black soicety for you, everything has to be black. But yea he should have said like who he is as a person and what he stands for makes him a good role model for them or somthing.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Djimon Hounsou Roars as the Black Panther
Originally posted by DestinyGuy678
...umm whats wrong with wanting to be able to indentify with your heroes, for your information the black panther ocmic series actually does cover severral issues the black american can identify with as well as africans.
lol i know that i love black panther. but i doubt thats why BET shows it they like alot of the black americans that like the character(and dont really read the comics) just are like wow hes a balck superhero i like him more then the white ones now. same thing with john stewert i hear way too much hes better since he's balck over actual thigns about him
Re: Djimon Hounsou Roars as the Black Panther
Originally posted by Stoicblack panther was based of of 60's bodybuilding legend serge nubret, he's old as hell now but as you can see anyone who wants to some work to do to look the part:
When the Black Panther leaps onto screens everywhere in the 2009 BET-airing animated series, the super hero protector and King of Wakanda will truly make his presence known, thanks to the vocal talents of Academy Award-nominated actor Djimon Hounsou. Based directly on the BLACK PANTHER story "Who is the Black Panther?" by Reginald Hudlin and John Romita, Jr., the series recounts the origin of the iconic hero, while updating the character and his world for a new generation.A two-time Oscar nominee for "In America" and "Blood Diamond," Hounsou has also been honored with the NAACP Image Award, National Board of Review Award, Screen Actors Guild Award, Independent Spirit Award and the 2004 ShoWest Supporting Actor of the Year.
"It's a blessing for African Americans and minorities to have a super hero they can identify with," says Hounsou. "While the Black Panther is a powerful force for good, he is also a respected world leader who takes pride in his African heritage. He embodies the past and future of his culture, demonstrating the endless possibilities of an Africa that is truly free."
"BET is thrilled to have Djimon Hounsou join us as the voice of THE BLACK PANTHER," says Denys Cowan, Senior Vice President, Animation for BET Networks. "He is a talented, compelling actor who will be the perfect voice for such an important super hero in the Marvel universe and such a moment in this historic environment."
"Having Djimon Hounsou voice the lead character in this new series speaks to the power of the character and the relationship between BET and Marvel Animation," said Eric Rollman, President of Marvel Animation. "The Black Panther animated series is Marvel's entrée into prime-time animation and Djimon raises the bar for all involved as we bring the best in the animation business together to execute on that vision."
Want to get prepped for the animated series early? Read BLACK PANTHER #1-6 right now on Marvel Digital Comics Unlimited! Stay glued to Marvel.com for all your "Black Panther" animated series updates!
I hope he plays the Black Panther in a live action role.
Originally posted by Kovacs86
Ah, so because he's black, black kids can identify with him? What the ****? He's the warrior, super-hero king of a fictional African country! I can't identify with Thor or something, just because I'm white...
Hey man don't roar at me over it I didn't say it I just quoted it. Although when Super Heros were being created way back when there weren't any leading black Super Heros. So in a way I can see what Hounsou is talking about.
Originally posted by Raouli make character models so i had a bunch for more angles and stuff.
i REALLY could have done without looking at those pics, dude... why not just one?
anyway, arnold Schwarzenegger said in his book that serge was genetically gifted for bodybuilding, and that he (arnie) himself wasn't.
that's the bases for panther.