This Black Mirror Episode Had An On-Set Injury That You Can See For Yourself

If you do not get to know Danny Kaloya from “Black Mirror”, you may remember him from the first output of Jordan Peele “Get Out”, which changed the game by emptying a full range of social excitement in its aftermath and even encouraging university professors to build courses around the movie. Kaluya plays Chris, a man who visits the home of his white girlfriend’s family only to discover an unexpected horrors. How did he find Bill?

“Bell was a “black mirror”, as Bell said in 2018 when he and Calouia discussed the movie together. “I had this immediate feeling, how this man was very good and I have not seen his work before?

Billy said that while he was personally known that Caloye was the man for this role, but he needed to bring him to test anyway, and the performance of the “hypnosis” scene now famous. According to Bill, he was incredible. “It was a beautiful moment, it could not be denied,” he remembered. “You can see that he does not do anything to do something. His specificity is what he chooses to do, you can say that he was in some good and interesting things. One of the things that appears to me really, he understood a danger to” going out “, and instead, we go to this, and instead it can be very mistaken.”

The rest is a cinematic history literally, and it is safe to say that nothing An error occurred as soon as Bill and Calewiya collaborated. The film did not record Oscar nominations in Kaluya, the general film, and Peele’s gestures to direct and write (the latter won in the best original scenario category), the actor and writer/director was composed in 2022 for “NOPE” to create more magic of the movie. Fortunately, Kaluya booked this role in “Black Mirror”, or perhaps we did not get his performance in “Get Out”.