Taye Diggs Reflects On ‘Great Memories’ Filming ‘The Best Man’: ‘We All Felt Really Free’

Taye Diggs Reflects On ‘Great Memories’ Filming ‘The Best Man’: ‘We All Felt Really Free’
Taye Diggs has a wealth of fond memories to recall when thinking about his time filming “The Best Man.”
During a recent interview with PEOPLE, the 51-year-old acknowledged the movie’s recent 25th anniversary and gushed about the “great memories” he made with his cast mates, stating:
“Some things as simple as certain rehearsals where we all were just laughing mean so much. And it was a different time when we all felt really free, no stress, and being allowed to just work without worry.”
Adding:
“I’m old enough now to say it was a great time and I think we took it for granted. They make movies differently now, and I’m so happy that we were a part of that time and that movie meant so much to so many people. I’m very proud. I’m very proud of it.”
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Diggs co-starred in the 1999 classic alongside Sanaa Lathan, Nia Long, Terrence Howard, Morris Chestnut, Harold Perrineau, Monica Calhoun, Melissa De Sousa and Regina Hall.
The beloved group has reunited multiple times for additional installments of the franchise, including 2013’s “The Best Man Holiday” and Peackock’s 2022 limited series “The Best Man: Final Chapters.”
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