In his first project since directing the record-breaking Black Panther, Ryan Coogler is teaming with LeBron James on the long-anticipated follow-up to the Michael Jordan-Bugs Bunny hit Space Jam, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.
Coogler will produce the new Space Jam movie and Terence Nance, who created HBO’s Random Acts of Flyness and directed the experimental film The Oversimplification of Her Beauty, will direct. Production on the Warner Bros. film is tentatively slated for 2019, during the NBA off-season. It will be James’ first starring role after a successful turn as a supporting character in the 2015 Amy Schumer comedy Trainwreck.
LeBron James sets ‘Black Panther’s’ Ryan Coogler to produce ‘Space Jam’ sequel
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Lebron should do his own thing rather than trying to ride MJ’s coatails. He was really good in Trainwreck. Also, he’ll never win another ring. He’s too focused on other stuff. Won’t even pass Kobe.
He’s only the king of second place. He isn’t a good teammate. He gets what he wants and it’s never good enough. Always blames management and coaching, but he’s un-coachable. -
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