Jerry Ferrara: I’m playing a character named Jeremy, who’s dating a character named Kristen, who’s played by Gabrielle Union, who does an amazing job. Unless he gets busted for something strange. I’m pretty sure that this movie will solidify Steve Harvey’s legacy in a way that nothing else will ever solidify. That transition is a difficult one for him, but he ends up going all out to win her over. He’s met someone that’s worth being vulnerable for. He’s missing something, which he doesn’t realize in the beginning, but suddenly realizes it. I’m intelligent and successful, but he has serious issues with vulnerability. Romany Malco: I play the character of Zeke. You kind of see him grow and develop as a man and kind of break out of some of those things. He’s still a strong, confident guy and very funny and he’s pretty much perfect at dating and is good in relationships, except for the relationship that he has with his mother. Terrence J:: I play Michal Hanover, who is dating Candace, who is played by Regina Hall. Q: Can each of you talk a little about who your character is and their relationship situation in the film?
You can check out their thoughts below and catch the recently released theatrical trailer by clicking here. A combination of comedic and dramatic actors, Story embraced the low-key setting to let the talent improvise and joke around as they played, hopefully delivering a natural fluidity to the final cut.Īfter a bit of shooting, the film’s male leads–Michael Ealy, Jerry Ferrara, Kevin Hart, Terrence J, Romany Malco and Gary Owen–spoke a bit about their characters, their interactions on set and how both the book and the film relate to their own real-world relationships. In it, several of the tale’s leading men bond over their regular game of basketball. This past summer, visited Culver City High School where one of the scenes in the film was being shot. When the men (all best friends) learn that their significant others have been reading the book, they team to brace against the book’s effects. Set to arrive March 9, 2012, Tim Story’s Think Like a Man adapts Steve Harvey’s best-selling book, “Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man” into a narrative tale of couples at different stages in their love lives.
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