In a world where The Slap never took place, Will Smith would be looking at another Oscar nomination for his performance as the enslaved person known to history as Whipped Peter. Somehow, against all odds, he flees bondage in a camp where he is being worked to death and runs through the Louisiana swamp — pursued by a monomaniacal runaway tracker (Ben Foster) on horseback — to join the Union army.
Will Smith And Oscar, Part Ii? It’ll Be An Uphill Climb For ‘emancipation’
Anne Thompson, Thompson On Hollywood
Thu, 12/01/2022 - 12:45pm
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