Lakeith Stanfield: From Acting to Advocacy in Crown Heights
Just because you're zen doesn't mean you aren't tough, and I think the part that allowed him to get through this situation was because he was a tough, tough person, even if he wasn't out there, knocking people out and stabbing people.
Ever wondered how an actor connects with a role that tells a powerful real-life story? In this episode of Radio Rehab, Dayna Keyes sits down with Lakeith Stanfield, the star of 'Crown Heights'. Known for his roles in 'Atlanta', 'Get Out', and 'Straight Outta Compton', Lakeith shares his journey to the big screen and the profound impact of portraying Colin Warner, a man wrongfully convicted of murder.
He opens up about the emotional challenges of the role and how it ties into broader themes of justice and redemption. But it's not just about acting; Lakeith also touches on his views on addiction and recovery, making this conversation deeply resonant for anyone facing their own battles. Dayna adds her personal reflections on the film, making this episode a rich tapestry of storytelling, advocacy, and heartfelt dialogue.
Whether you're a fan of Lakeith's work or interested in stories of resilience and justice, this episode offers a compelling listen.