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Actor Colman Domingo remembers working with the late Chadwick Boseman on the set of “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom,” Boseman’s last film before his unfortunate death.

Colman Domingo reflects on Chadwick Boseman’s impressive legacy

Domingo, known for his roles in the series Euphoria and the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic, recalls his time with Boseman in detail. Domingo in the series Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace? He described Boseman as a force of nature who brought unparalleled energy and passion to his role as Levee Green, who was a confident trumpet player in a 1920s jazz band.

Colman Domingo pays tribute to Chadwick Boseman’s unwavering spirit

Domingo cherishes their time together on set and believes people should remember Chadwick Boseman. Domingo said Boseman’s enthusiasm and hard work inspired everyone. He believes Boseman’s influence will always be remembered. Although Domingo would love to work with Chadwick Boseman again, he honors Boseman’s memory as a talented actor and caring human being. Boseman’s work and spirit continue to touch the hearts of his friends and fans around the world.

Domingo also told CNN anchor Chris Wallace that whenever Chad came to filming, he was always full of energy and passion. He worked like a tornado. Despite his illness, which many did not suspect at the time, Boseman was so devoted to his role that he left a lasting impression on his fellow actors. Recalling his camaraderie on set, Domingo revealed how Boseman would come over to rehearse and often get him into friendly competitions as they learned musical instruments for the film. He added, “He had so much fun and so much passion for the work.” Domingo was so enthusiastic about his work.

Domingo, reflecting on Boseman’s diverse nature beyond acting, highlighted Boseman’s spiritual side and his deep concern for humanity. Domingo also said that because of the way he spoke, he always thought he was much more than an actor. He believed that had Boseman lived longer, he would have been more involved in education and activism, using his platform to challenge societal norms and inspire positive change in society.

Domingo continued by explaining that Boseman has a lot more to offer besides his acting talent. He said Boseman will likely produce more and is trying to make sure his work is preserved. Boseman’s talent and obvious dedication to his role is very evident in Levee Green, which earned him belated recognition with a Golden Globe Award and an Oscar nomination. Accepting the Golden Globe Award on Boseman’s behalf was his wife, Simone Ledward, recognizing his ability to motivate others to pursue their dreams.

Looking ahead, Colman Domingo is continuously involved in various projects including the highly anticipated film Sing Singh and his critically acclaimed play Wild With Happy Heart, now available as an audio adaptation on Audible. As his career continues to evolve, he is exploring new roles and opportunities in the entertainment industry