I totally understand what he saying about korey. My therapist once told me that when you have something bad happened to you at a young age. That’s the age you stop growing mentally. My heart breaks to know what happened to them. I cry.
Correct. I can speak from experience. Something happened in my life when i left high school. I was like 17/18 at the time. I now suffer from anxiety, depression and PTSD because of it. I still feel like my mind is stuck in that age even though i am now close to 32 years of age. I have a fear of taking on various responsibilities which would be more suited for grown men to do.
Tonganqueenb that’s some high praise right there I’m only getting ready to start episode 3 so I look forward to him and his acting. I’ve seen a lot of compliments on his acting 🙌🏾
That’s so sad 🤦🏾♀️ now I understand why they put “I like when you call me kid” in the last episode. The age you go in jail is literally the age you stick to forever
All of these young men did an AMAZING job and Jharrel Jerome as Korey? Just wow! It hurt watching this story being played out but I truly believe there was so much beauty that came from such an injustice situation. These men are now using their pain as power and considering what they had to endure, that is such a beautiful testimony within itself! God bless them all! ❤️
Korey Is Still A Child Inside And It's What Connects Him And Makes Him Sane Still. The Things He Experienced We're Tragic And I Can Never Hold In The Tears For What The System Did To Him For What These Monster's Did To Him. 😢💔
@@sinamen516 yes, I watched. I also know that he could not read and did not attend school regularly. Whether big D deaf or Hard of hearing, he could possibly qualify by today's standards as eligible for IDD (Intellectual/ Developmental Disability) services. But, I GUARANTEE that if he were tested back then his IQ was low. That's not just deafness in one ear.
MizzJ0nez I think it’s more so a learning disability versus intellectual disability. He just processes things differently and as a younger child he didn’t get the necessary support. Also, the trauma that affected his growing brain at 16 can play a role.
They need to go through all court cases from 1989-2019... Everyone who was involved.. to sentencing young youths black man.. needs to be punished from the judge on down
A lot of them involved will be able to hide behind the statute of limitations. It's how criminals are protected with unjust laws. Too bad those statutes didn't help Bill Cosby.
Naomi: That's the thing---none of them ever were. The prosecutor has lost a current book deal, had to resign from a board, but that's about it. Of course, she and the cops who arrested the five claim to this day that they're guilty, despite the fact that no real evidence was ever found to prove they were.
Ms_aud most films aren’t filmed in sequential order. So I’m thinking they filmed it backwards. But they could have always created the facial hair or long hair.
@@ChannieChauni as far as I know, while part 3 was filmed, apparently Jharrel spent that whole time hitting the gym and growing out all of his hair/facial hair. The rest would have just been makeup 😊
This had to be the most heart wrenching movie I ever seen ...I literrally got sick to my stomach. That money don't make up for time lost ...He doesn't erase anything...Korey went through more than what they showed ..Those boys were babies...BABIES!!!
When I first heard the title of the series a while back I thought, couldn't they have chosen a better title. After sitting on my couch watching all 4 episodes, yelling, crying, feeling frustrated and exhausted while watching this brilliant piece of work. I quietly said "When They See Us," makes perfect sense.
@@DragonSpiritKarMa sorry, didn't see this message last year. It took me a while before I watched it, cause I knew it would probably make me a ball of emotions. Hope you're doing well in this chaotic 2020 year. 😊
These guys are all geniuses and smart young men. I’m overly proud of them. You guys deserve an Oscar for each role. I’m still numb and moved by the performance.
Yes you have to think they went in as teenagers so their life stopped at teenagers and that's how they came out as teenagers because they didn't have the life experiences on the outside..my hurt hearts for all the guys but especially Korey..
I commend all these young men for a job well done. I lived in Harlem at that time I was 23 years old I heard and saw how the city was divided. I was there when they were protesting. It was sad then and it’s even harder to see it being played out in a documentary. Everyone who played a part in the conviction of these innocent young men should be prosecuted to the fullest. There were no apologies and no remorse. Not no money no apology will ever give these young men back their youth and take away the mental and physical abuse that they endured. I hope they find peace.
Sometimes we go through things and wonder why...why the pain..why the suffering. The Central 5....therer pain reached us all.then and now..God is still good...This movie again was AMAZING*...For you guys.,the cast..you did an amazing job....just fantastic
I am so proud of this group of young actors. They really transformed into these historical characters to tell an important story. Awesome passionate real performances. Hope to see them all go on to huge success.
My heart still hurts to this day -remembering being one of those 15-16 year old teenagers back in 1989, living in housing projects on the upper west side of manhattan approximately 3 blocks up from where the rape incident took place in Central Park. I remember our worried grandmother calling my brother and I upstairs for the evening from playing outside asking us bout this. Luckily we no where near the park nor were we even allowed to leave from in front of the building. Having known about this for 30 years to eventually going on to college and doing a sociology term paper on this case...the thought and idea of having my life stopped as a 15-16 year old teenager arrested, apprehended, abused while unaccompanied by a guardian then coerced into committing a rape crime I never did, spending years in prison is something “no one” would’ve been able to fathom. These young kings did such amazing job..And side note, it took the very talented director Ava DuVernay to craft up a beautifully compelling story, that was yet so daunting and heartbreaking that it still effects the real Central Park 5 and us today. Well done cast. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
What is really sad is all of the fear and pain, sadness, and lonliness, also the built up anger displayed by those men; especially Korey Wise, was ACTUALLY felt by children who decided to go to the park. It makes my heart hurt so bad for these guys!
I’m not from America but i can understand what happened in the show and what happened to these boys (the central park five) every one actually would understand it’s something about being a human this show was amazing i cried alot i never hear about their story before maybe because I’m young and not from America but thank you Netflix thank you ava for this show,and god bless those young actors and the central park five
Patato Everything when they showed the older version of him in the show I was like wowww this actor looks exactly like him. Until I watched the interviews after and realised it was actually him lol
Jharrel Jerome looks absolutely nothing like Corey Wise, but when you see his EPIC performance in "When they see us" you completely forget about that. He nails everything about him from what I have seen from the real life Corey. I was scared, hurt, terrified with this young man through the whole series, that's powerful right there. Hats of to everyone of them involved, perfect cast and director.
Korey is so damaged he is asjusting to all of his past to his present. The pain still lives within. I completely understand why he isn't with anybody. How can he be? God has a plan for them yet. Korey everything will be alright. Jharell you are brilliant. One sweet heart portraying another sweetheart. Absolute artistry
Poor Korey Wise lost his youth. It's easy to understand how he can't really let it go. As for Jharrel Jerome. I do hope to see more of him. That was 1 of the best performances i have seen. Amazing stuff but in saying that it was heartbreaking to see what happened to those boys and in particular Korey.
In the movie when the cop hit Asante in the head and knocked him out, I cried out loud . There were so many parts in the movie that tore my heart into pieces.
As a black man I don't want to be mad. I don't want to be angry. I don't want to hate.... Please help me and millions of others like me.. By just admitting that the kids were innocent..... Stop protecting Trump, stop protecting the NYPD, stop protecting the prosecutors, and stop trying to protect people from embarrassment... We need to hear from all parties involved in the process of not bringing true Justice to the victim and for destroying the 5 young men lives.. It's time to admit. So we can forgive, move on, and heal. So we can teach our young about being honest.
It’s so sad If you see Korey today his fashion and himself as a person is like a teen but it’s really sad that he kind of has to because he lost his childhood for no reason only because he’s black it hurts so much god bless him and the others couldn’t imagine being in that situation
No what sucks, this is one out of 102737339 trillion stories that are very tragic ,melanin people , brown , and other races , but especially melanin people, especially in this country, some of us get raped at a young age, beat, bullied by our own, get motivated to do better, drugged own by our own and get killed by our own, and all that especially by whites
I am willing to guarantee that some of those people would do it again, even after they seen this. That's because they don't have a bit of Human compassion. They still sleep at night.
@@ungodlytaegi7352 I'm of the mind that my reality is already enough. I'm living this harsh reality in real time. I don't need to see it. I respectfully decline.
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Jharrel deserves an Oscar! To play a teen AND an adult in the same series is mind blowing!!!
db60615 Facts!!
Yes but he won't win an Oscar. He should and will win an Emmy
@@josephd15 yeah I know, but if this was a major motion film he'd be a shoe in!
Yesssss!!!
db60615 how he play two different roles like that ? Like I’m confused he’s grown how they make him look so young this movie must be old
I totally understand what he saying about korey. My therapist once told me that when you have something bad happened to you at a young age. That’s the age you stop growing mentally. My heart breaks to know what happened to them. I cry.
Wow
Letty Segura yea its actually called trauma. Trauma talks about how some experiences at a certain can effect the brains devolpment..
Interesting
💔
Correct. I can speak from experience. Something happened in my life when i left high school. I was like 17/18 at the time. I now suffer from anxiety, depression and PTSD because of it. I still feel like my mind is stuck in that age even though i am now close to 32 years of age. I have a fear of taking on various responsibilities which would be more suited for grown men to do.
Jharrel is the next Denzel ... amazing performance.
Tonganqueenb I truly believe this
Tonganqueenb that’s some high praise right there I’m only getting ready to start episode 3 so I look forward to him and his acting. I’ve seen a lot of compliments on his acting 🙌🏾
@@raeloves3 you will definitely see the talent this kid has. He takes his performance to another level.
@@raeloves3 dont forget your tissue to wipe your tears.
Tonganqueenb naw naw naw, he is the next himself !!
That’s so sad 🤦🏾♀️ now I understand why they put “I like when you call me kid” in the last episode. The age you go in jail is literally the age you stick to forever
Yeah it’s sad. It’s called trauma and all five of them were diagnosed with ptsd 😢 you can tell korey is having it the hardest
@@KrayzeeLife if anybody questions you PTSD is post traumatic stress disorder
@@KrayzeeLife and then I think Antron is second.. .he breaks down everytime he talks about his dad...they did that to their relationship
They all did such a fantastic job portraying their counterparts. Well done
They have to win awards for this, I felt everything.
All of these young men did an AMAZING job and Jharrel Jerome as Korey? Just wow! It hurt watching this story being played out but I truly believe there was so much beauty that came from such an injustice situation. These men are now using their pain as power and considering what they had to endure, that is such a beautiful testimony within itself! God bless them all! ❤️
Korey Is Still A Child Inside And It's What Connects Him And Makes Him Sane Still. The Things He Experienced We're Tragic And I Can Never Hold In The Tears For What The System Did To Him For What These Monster's Did To Him. 😢💔
Why Are You Typing Like This?
@@qaskas It's Because I Like To, Is It Bothering You?
Thank you Ava. The world needed to see this show.
They needed to make this a movie
Blankman !?!?! no definitely not, I think they couldnt have fit in the whole story in just one movie
@@alwayslearningnoodle ok
You can hear and see it in the way the real Korey talks, he's still in need of a good strong counselor. I pray for him
& a counselor who can work with him on his level. He clearly has a disability and that was never considered. Sad.
@@MizzJ0nez he has a hearing problem that started as a child, he talked about it in the 2012 documentary
@@sinamen516 yes, I watched. I also know that he could not read and did not attend school regularly. Whether big D deaf or Hard of hearing, he could possibly qualify by today's standards as eligible for IDD (Intellectual/ Developmental Disability) services. But, I GUARANTEE that if he were tested back then his IQ was low. That's not just deafness in one ear.
@@MizzJ0nez yup
MizzJ0nez I think it’s more so a learning disability versus intellectual disability. He just processes things differently and as a younger child he didn’t get the necessary support. Also, the trauma that affected his growing brain at 16 can play a role.
Jharrel Jerome is really a GREAT ACTOR!!!
SEXAPPEALMODEL and compassionate and smart, he applies wisdom
I agree powerful performance
Jharrel Jerome deserves an award his acting was PHENOMENAL🙏🏾💙
Gigi H101 off topic but I love your profile pic how did you do that
This series did things to me I never thought it would
I can relate
Your not alone on that one trust me 💔
This kid is an awesome actor
Kevin Corcoran iknr
Indeed..
Which one or all of them
They need to go through all court cases from 1989-2019... Everyone who was involved.. to sentencing young youths black man.. needs to be punished from the judge on down
NAOMA RILEY- HALL I agree
NAOMA RILEY- HALL exactly. Let’s see how everything plays out.
A lot of them involved will be able to hide behind the statute of limitations. It's how criminals are protected with unjust laws. Too bad those statutes didn't help Bill Cosby.
Naomi:
That's the thing---none of them ever were. The prosecutor has lost a current book deal, had to resign from a board, but that's about it. Of course, she and the cops who arrested the five claim to this day that they're guilty, despite the fact that no real evidence was ever found to prove they were.
Totally agree , all of them should go through hell and have the experiance of "everyday-death"
How they made Jhaleel look super young is still a mystery to me 🙌🙌🙌
Ms_aud most films aren’t filmed in sequential order. So I’m thinking they filmed it backwards.
But they could have always created the facial hair or long hair.
@@ChannieChauni as far as I know, while part 3 was filmed, apparently Jharrel spent that whole time hitting the gym and growing out all of his hair/facial hair. The rest would have just been makeup 😊
The best movie I’ve seen in years these kids did their thing
This had to be the most heart wrenching movie I ever seen ...I literrally got sick to my stomach. That money don't make up for time lost ...He doesn't erase anything...Korey went through more than what they showed ..Those boys were babies...BABIES!!!
When I first heard the title of the series a while back I thought, couldn't they have chosen a better title. After sitting on my couch watching all 4 episodes, yelling, crying, feeling frustrated and exhausted while watching this brilliant piece of work. I quietly said "When They See Us," makes perfect sense.
atlantabrookyngal dude this shit broke my heart so bad I couldn’t stop crying
Yep me too
@@DragonSpiritKarMa sorry, didn't see this message last year. It took me a while before I watched it, cause I knew it would probably make me a ball of emotions. Hope you're doing well in this chaotic 2020 year. 😊
@@brendaedgehill7761 Glad I wasn't the only one. 😊
Jharrel did an amazing job.
The kid who plays Kevin is like a 13 year old grown man lol
he’s 17 close to turning 18
He is soooo well spoken!
He's 21, and I was shockeddd
Ε no Marquise (the young man who played Raymond) is 22. Jharrel is 21, Asante is 17, Caleel is 15 and Ethan is 18.
Yep
These guys are all geniuses and smart young men. I’m overly proud of them. You guys deserve an Oscar for each role. I’m still numb and moved by the performance.
These young actors did an amazing job, I would like to hear how this impacted them psychologically?
Yes you have to think they went in as teenagers so their life stopped at teenagers and that's how they came out as teenagers because they didn't have the life experiences on the outside..my hurt hearts for all the guys but especially Korey..
Exactly!
I commend all these young men for a job well done. I lived in Harlem at that time I was 23 years old I heard and saw how the city was divided. I was there when they were protesting. It was sad then and it’s even harder to see it being played out in a documentary. Everyone who played a part in the conviction of these innocent young men should be prosecuted to the fullest. There were no apologies and no remorse. Not no money no apology will ever give these young men back their youth and take away the mental and physical abuse that they endured. I hope they find peace.
The guy who played Korey is phenomenal
They definitely did a beautiful job. Especially the guy who played Korey. I cried my eyes out for him🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
The kid who played Kevin did an amazing job also ..honestly God bless these young boys I'm sure it was traumatizing to even take on these roles❤
GIVE JHARELL AN AWARD NEOWWWW
😂😂😂😂 literally
You all did an amazing job portraying these strong beautiful black men you are all very talented great job 🙌🏾👏🏾❤️
Such well spoken, smart, and Talented young black men!!🙌🏽❤️
Sometimes we go through things and wonder why...why the pain..why the suffering. The Central 5....therer pain reached us all.then and now..God is still good...This movie again was AMAZING*...For you guys.,the cast..you did an amazing job....just fantastic
I am so proud of this group of young actors. They really transformed into these historical characters to tell an important story. Awesome passionate real performances. Hope to see them all go on to huge success.
They all did such a wonderful job! God bless all of them ❤️
I like how the interviewer is taking this interview seriously.
Give this man an Emmy Award! Brilliant performance!!
This show deserves an award
Talented group. As for the show HEARTBREAKING!!!! Just cannot believe what happened!!! UNACCEPTABLE!!!!!!😡😡😡
These young kings did a phenomenal job.
Jharrel defenitly deserves an oscar!
I cried watching every episode
My heart still hurts to this day -remembering being one of those 15-16 year old teenagers back in 1989, living in housing projects on the upper west side of manhattan approximately 3 blocks up from where the rape incident took place in Central Park. I remember our worried grandmother calling my brother and I upstairs for the evening from playing outside asking us bout this. Luckily we no where near the park nor were we even allowed to leave from in front of the building. Having known about this for 30 years to eventually going on to college and doing a sociology term paper on this case...the thought and idea of having my life stopped as a 15-16 year old teenager arrested, apprehended, abused while unaccompanied by a guardian then coerced into committing a rape crime I never did, spending years in prison is something “no one” would’ve been able to fathom.
These young kings did such amazing job..And side note, it took the very talented director Ava DuVernay to craft up a beautifully compelling story, that was yet so daunting and heartbreaking that it still effects the real Central Park 5 and us today.
Well done cast. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Nobody talking about the good cop that helped Korey
That has been on my mind
how did he help him?
He got a part in the movie. That’s enough
Yes! Roberts!
fuck them
I think Caleel deserves a oscar he did really well tell that to Caleel
What is really sad is all of the fear and pain, sadness, and lonliness, also the built up anger displayed by those men; especially Korey Wise, was ACTUALLY felt by children who decided to go to the park. It makes my heart hurt so bad for these guys!
Marshawn Hughes, your thumbnail though. LOL!
My profile pic? I'm not sure how to change it. Been wanting to for a while
I’m not from America but i can understand what happened in the show and what happened to these boys (the central park five) every one actually would understand it’s something about being a human this show was amazing i cried alot i never hear about their story before maybe because I’m young and not from America but thank you Netflix thank you ava for this show,and god bless those young actors and the central park five
You guys should be commended, you guys acted your tails off in this movie
They broke Khorys spirit. I saw him at Wende CF he was still young you could see his spirit was broken in his eyes
Excellent casting for kid and adult parts
love this interview.
He is a great actor!! Played the hell out of that part as Korey! Touched my soul I tell you!
I knew that the moment I saw Jharrel Jerome on "Moonlight" he was going to be a phenomenal actor.
Wait.. is young + older Korey the same actor?
Patato Everything yes
IGOLUUNEY
Well shit. How old is he now?
Patato Everything the actor is 21 (Jharrel Jerome) but Kharey/Korey is 49
Patato Everything when they showed the older version of him in the show I was like wowww this actor looks exactly like him. Until I watched the interviews after and realised it was actually him lol
Yes ☺
Jharrel Jerome looks absolutely nothing like Corey Wise, but when you see his EPIC performance in "When they see us" you completely forget about that. He nails everything about him from what I have seen from the real life Corey. I was scared, hurt, terrified with this young man through the whole series, that's powerful right there. Hats of to everyone of them involved, perfect cast and director.
Amazing actors
Korey is so damaged he is asjusting to all of his past to his present. The pain still lives within. I completely understand why he isn't with anybody. How can he be? God has a plan for them yet. Korey everything will be alright. Jharell you are brilliant. One sweet heart portraying another sweetheart. Absolute artistry
Love seeing young intelligent brothers
This broke my heart! I personally know what it's like to be damaged at a young age!
TheMsLady4Real ♥️
Well spoken beautiful men 😍
The dude who played Cory wise deserves an emmy golden globe awesome performance
Jharrel Jerome had a glo up in rl 😁
After watching the movie twice I cried an I had my sons watch it too....an we all felt some type of way about this an my heart goes out to kory😞
“We’ll never be those men.”
Hopefully.
Poor Korey Wise lost his youth. It's easy to understand how he can't really let it go. As for Jharrel Jerome. I do hope to see more of him. That was 1 of the best performances i have seen. Amazing stuff but in saying that it was heartbreaking to see what happened to those boys and in particular Korey.
I feelt. all the pain the 5 suffered tnxs to u Guy's
In the movie when the cop hit Asante in the head and knocked him out, I cried out loud . There were so many parts in the movie that tore my heart into pieces.
As a black man I don't want to be mad. I don't want to be angry. I don't want to hate.... Please help me and millions of others like me.. By just admitting that the kids were innocent..... Stop protecting Trump, stop protecting the NYPD, stop protecting the prosecutors, and stop trying to protect people from embarrassment... We need to hear from all parties involved in the process of not bringing true Justice to the victim and for destroying the 5 young men lives..
It's time to admit. So we can forgive, move on, and heal. So we can teach our young about being honest.
Y’all did a BOMB ass job
Omg, que genial saber todo esto, lo hicieron increíble 🤯
Thank you Netflix
These kids are so talented my gosh
Great informational movie!!!! Loved it
My co-worker wo lives in Harlem sees Cory sometimes and hes always shooting for sneakers, lol
You guys did an AMAZING job weldone
Everyone did a great job.
Bravo amazing performance
Great Job!
Black people have learned to be resiliant because we've had to be. Kudos to these young men for refusing to let this tragedy shape their entire lives
This is a very smart man..
Beautiful
.well done ❤️
It’s so sad If you see Korey today his fashion and himself as a person is like a teen but it’s really sad that he kind of has to because he lost his childhood for no reason only because he’s black it hurts so much god bless him and the others couldn’t imagine being in that situation
So how do we assist them in moving from that place is the bigger question. It’s a comfort and a somewhat safe place for them mentally, but
Well spoken
I feel like every case ever handled by Linda Fairstein should be re-examined.
No what sucks, this is one out of 102737339 trillion stories that are very tragic ,melanin people , brown , and other races , but especially melanin people, especially in this country, some of us get raped at a young age, beat, bullied by our own, get motivated to do better, drugged own by our own and get killed by our own, and all that especially by whites
Jharrel is one intelligent person
Tem disponibilidade de ter o conteúdo legendado em português?
Why do Raymond look like Kid from Kid N Play lol
People please google Issac Woodward. He was a WWII veteran. Look what they did to him. Please share his story with everyone. Thank you
I cry and cry to know actual adults human being did this kids! pure evil
❤️
❤
I am willing to guarantee that some of those people would do it again, even after they seen this. That's because they don't have a bit of Human compassion. They still sleep at night.
I can’t even watch it it’s so painful
He looks like Kyrie Irving
he really does !
BLACK EXCELLENCE
I was so angry like 20 min in the movie I just turned it off
Juschelle williams I'm getting enough with the videos and comments. Thank you for your comment. I won't watch. This world is so exhausting.
@@Gwenesis you both should watch it it shows how harsh the real world is let's just hope the world will get better and not worse 🙏🏾
@@ungodlytaegi7352 I'm of the mind that my reality is already enough. I'm living this harsh reality in real time. I don't need to see it. I respectfully decline.
Wow he said he's still that 16 year old ......wow
Those men are Men of Valor.