Gabrielle Union takes the lead for an all-Black ‘Friends’ cast
Scheduled for Tuesday at Zoom Where It Happens, the event will be directed by Salli Richardson-Whitfield
The iconic Friends sitcom has been reigning over television for decades but a number of people have also criticized the show over its lack of diversity.
The matter is being put to rest as Gabrielle Union is leading an all-Black cast for a reading of the timeless show along with Sterling K. Brown, Ryan Michelle Bathe, Uzo Aduba, Aisha Hinds, Kendrick Sampson and Jeremy Pope.
Scheduled for Tuesday at Zoom Where It Happens, the event will be directed by Salli Richardson-Whitfield.
The star-studded event will be highlighting non-partisan voter registration organization, When We All Vote.
Back in 2017, Jay-Z too had staged an all-Black remake of the show in his music video for Moonlight.
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