Thabo Rametsi Unveiled As Apartheid Era Music Legend Hugh Masekela In First Look Image For Bill Condon’s ‘The Road Home’
The Road Home South African actor, writer, director and producer Thabo Rametsi (Silverton Siege) has been unveiled with in his role as activist and music legend Hugh Masekela in Bill Condon’s The Road Home as the filming continues in South Africa. As previously announced, Rametsi is joined in the cast by Guy Pearce as Huddleston; Johnny Flynn as Simon and Cynthia Erivo as Makeba. “When you tell the story of Giants you must shout it from the highest mountain.
- ▪The Road Home South African actor, writer, director and producer Thabo Rametsi (Silverton Siege) has been unveiled with in his role as activist and music legend Hugh Masekela in Bill Condon’s The Road Home as the filming continues in South
- ▪As previously announced, Rametsi is joined in the cast by Guy Pearce as Huddleston; Johnny Flynn as Simon and Cynthia Erivo as Makeba.
- ▪“When you tell the story of Giants you must shout it from the highest mountain.
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The Road Home South African actor, writer, director and producer Thabo Rametsi (Silverton Siege) has been unveiled with in his role as activist and music legend Hugh Masekela in Bill Condon’s The Road Home as the filming continues in South Africa. A first look image released by the film’s backers and producers Canal+, Studiocanal and Flora Film as well as South African co-producer Blue Ice, shows Rametsi as Masekela, who lived in exile in the UK and the U.S. for 30 years after fleeing his native South Africa in the wake of the 1960 Sharpeville Massacre, playing his trumpet.
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