Actor Clifton Powell Accuses Spike Lee Of Having Bad Business Practices + Admits He Should’ve Addressed Him Privately: We Gotta Be Better Than The Man To Each Other
Actor Clifton Powell Accuses Spike Lee Of Having Bad Business Practices + Admits He Should’ve Addressed Him Privately:
We Gotta Be Better Than The Man To Each Other
Actor Clifton Powell is speaking out about his negative views on Spike Lee, claiming the acclaimed director has a habit of mistreating those close to him when it comes to business.
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In a recent interview on “The Art Of Dialogue,” Powell revealed that while he respects Lee’s impact on cinema, he believes the filmmaker often fails to take care of his own people.
Powell suggested that Lee would specifically mistreat Black people, some of which Powell knew.
Additionally, Powell says he didn’t like Lee criticizing Tyler Perry, which also motivated him to speak out against the filmmaker in the past.
Did you know these two had beef…allegedly?
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