Kenny Leon and Phylicia Rashad on the Stories that Shaped Their Careers

Phylicia Rashad sits down with the man she calls "her" director, Kenny Leon, in this intimate interview that explores both of their careers through their own stories about the women who raised them, the opportunities they seized, and the African-American experience.

[@natashafair]

This is the most relaxed and open I have seen Phylicia Rashad, The information she gave was genuine and truthfully from her heart.

[@carlosmagnocordeiromagno6341]

Excellent interview with one of greatest actresses in the word.

[@orrjam1]

I found this interview to be very inspirational. I really enjoyed hearing about both of their journeys to success. good job

[@mariep.harrislivingmybestl2253]

That was a Beautiful Conversation -dialogue between two Custodians who preserve the Legacy and history of African American Culture.

[@madiyahjames9233]

I love this!!! both so relative and relatable.

[@kimberlywright4988]

I wish that I could meet Phylicia Rashad I love her so much

[@25saffie]

Same I’m thinking about going to go see “Blue” a play she’s directing

[@johndavis7875]

The culture of coming up in the south needs a college movie for grads

[@whatsgoinontoday2371]

love that they enjoyin each energy genuine respect

[@whatsgoinontoday2371]

Kenneth is funny love his sense of humor

[@chariotwofilthy8374]

Gm edagdwg thanks for sharing this history of respectful people just because a friend told a friend guess what I met this lady and she is so pretty ok ☮️ tell the truth this is so nice to hear about nice people of color the world is crying for new real people respecting yourself as a person Linda j. Peace God is always around Linda j peace ❤️❤️💯🦋🦋🌹🌹🌹🐻🐻🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅free

[@user-gg5yc2ll5z]

She is so amazing and smart .

[@chariotwofilthy8374]

Hi edagdwg thanks for sharing this story of real life being yourself is a gift from God no matter your looks don't matter God bless you with what you need to become who you are if you have faith to pay attention linda j peace ❤️💯

[@chariotwofilthy8374]

To what God teaches me to be myself love is real enjoy your life Linda j peace ❤️❤️💯💯🦋🦋🦋🌹🌹🌹🐻🐻🐻🦅🦅free

[@kimberlywright4988]

I wish that I could be in one of her directed plays

[@carlosmagnocordeiromagno6341]

Good

[@julekasharonmogale9279]

14:48 hahaha

[@johndavis7875]

Harlem- type

[@sophiebrown2622]

I can't ever shake the feeling that she's very arrogant and getting worse with time.

[@rogambrell2896]

Sophie Brown why because she’s intelligent and doesn’t apologize for it. There’s absolutely nothing about this woman that says arrogance. She’s intelligent and inspirational. She’s confident not arrogant.

[@Michelle-pn9xt]

@@rogambrell2896 They are simply jealous, That is what they can"t shake. I agree with you.

[@bigdickgregory2009]

just another negative hater with nothing else better to do aka np life smdh

[@rogambrell2896]

Rodney Norman God is my idol. I don’t like the word idol or bow down. That’s why I said inspirational. She’s someone I look up to but I don’t idolize her. I just love what she demonstrates for our culture intelligence, Grace, love, beauty on the in and outside, and last but not least class 😊

[@MrDewayne]

@Rodney Norman No one should be idolized it's not a gender thing it's a shame if you idolize anyone that's basically worshipping. You can respect people's gifts and talent but that's it.