Emmy award for all black women
Yahya Abdul-Mateen: superhero on Watchmen and a supervillain in Aquaman, dedicated his Emmy award to all black women
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II tried to stay on the scene. It’s mid-August, and the rising star is working on Matrix 4 in Berlin. The latest project is a series of temporary houses he has lived in the past three years. He is accustomed to moving with each project-Atlanta is the Watchers and Chicago is Candyman. Of course, he occasionally dreams of making a home in his place, but now he is focusing on enjoying the journey.
Tightrope walking has served him well during his short and successful career. Four years ago, he made his screen debut and stole Baz Luhrmann’s hip-hop dance drama “Rolling Down”. In every scene, he won an Emmy Award for Best Supporting Actor on Sunday.
This limited series is his role as the god-like superhero Dr. Manhattan in HBO’s “Watchmen”. It is a hot exploration of white supremacy. The experience of being promoted to the leading figure in Nia DaCosta’s boisterous “Candyman” restart. Unfortunately, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the release date of the latter has postponed to 2021.
However, we suspect that Abdul-Mateen is not afraid of this, because he is nothing even if he is not able to adapt. His rapid rise is understandable. Hollywood’s success is not always part of the plan. Abdul-Mateen was born in New Orleans and grew up in Oakland.
Abdul Mateen decided to become an architect before
He decided to become an architect in his early years. He admired his father, who was a blacksmith, but when he was 6 years old. A security guard warned Abdul-Mateen not to carry out construction work because it would wear down his body and It is recommended to use buildings as an alternative.
Abdul-Mateen uses the term “impressed” to describe himself repeatedly. His openness to the ideas of others is a key part of his character. When he was studying in the second year of architecture at the University of California. Berkeley, a teammate on the track team suggested that he be impressed with the coach in the team-building variety show before taking an acting class.
So he did it and found a performance error. After graduating, he worked in the San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development during the day and attended acting classes at night. When he was fired during the 2008 recession.
He decided to survive on unemployment checks and focus on honing his craft. Hoping that he would eventually move to Los Angeles and book a McDonald’s commercial, hoping that this would lead him to be abandoned A soap opera, this is what happened to people he knew.
But in the end
But in the end, seeing the students entering graduate school combined with the encouragement of the tutors. They inspired him to pursue a master’s degree at the School of Drama at Yale University.
Looking back on his journey, he did realize the connection between his two passions. He said, “It’s all about creativity.” “[I am fascinated] Entering what is still art can still allow me to create the world around me.”
In other words, success in graduate school means learning how to turn off the brain Zhong likes the architectural part of the plan. And “opens the door to more possibilities and more space. Knowing when to be a thinker and when to let go and let my body control.”
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Abdul-Mateen started his career on the dance floor
Ten days after graduating from Yale University-this guy moves fast! —Abdul-Mateen started his career on the dance floor of Cadillac, a discotheque manager on Netflix’s “Get Down”. From there, Abdul-Mateen booked “Bayside Watcher,” “The Greatest Performer,” “Sailor Man” and “The Watcher. Moreover, he is not surprised to receive so many large-scale projects.
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II is a talented person, and his roles in movies and TV make him one of the hottest performers now. Now, his role in “Watchmen” and his speech at the Primetime Emmy Awards in 2020 have made people once again praise his power of eloquence and outstanding speech.
Watchmen
“Watchmen is a story about trauma. This is a story about the lasting scars of terrorism in white families,” he said. “This is a story about police corruption and brutality, but among all of this. Its a story about a god descending on the earth and returning to black women all the love she deserves.”
As if the part of the speech was not excited enough, Abdul-Mateen chose to dedicate his Emmy Award to some important ladies in his life. Showing his love and respect to those who continue to support him.
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