I applaud them and salute them for really understanding how best to use their position and their platform to really inspire people and to show courage and determination to get this thing changed,” he concludes. It is so inspiring and it is so courageous. “I'm glad that people are woke a little more than they have been,” Fishburne says, adding that he’s inspired by athletes taking a knee or speaking out against police brutality and systemic racism ahead of the upcoming presidential election. In the meantime, the actor is hopeful about what the current Black Lives Matter movement and the Emmy nominations for #FreeRayshawn mean for the future. “I am hopeful that it will be wonderful and it will satisfy audiences and that people will love it.” But when asked about whether Watchmen breakout and franchise newcomer Yahya Abdul-Mateen II is playing a younger version of his character, Fishburne says, “I have no clue. “I have not been asked to join them, which is fine,” the actor says. Noticeably absent from the cast list is Fishburne as Morpheus, the leader of the surviving humans responsible for recruiting Neo in their fight against the Matrix. The fourth installment marks the return of leads Keanu Reeves as Neo and Carrie-Anne Moss as Trinity, with Jada Pinkett Smith and Lambert Wilson reprising their roles from the two sequels. While Fishburne busies himself with the return of Black-ish, the actor, sadly, will not be part of the new Matrix sequel currently filming in Berlin, Germany. And we have some good stories in store, some very, very inspirational, aspirational and positive and real stories coming for you.” We have come up with a very clever way of working around COVID that I think will satisfy the audience, hopefully. “We are going to start again,” he confirms.
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Renewed for a seventh season, Fishburne says the team is going back to work this week amid the coronavirus pandemic, which initially shut down film and TV production all across the world back in March. ’ But I don’t think people can do that so easily anymore.” “You know, once upon a time, folks could deny things and say, ‘Oh that really didn’t. There is an awareness now that is undeniable,” he says. “I’m so encouraged by the temperature and by the way it has risen. But now that it’s available to stream, the actor feels “encouraged again.” While Fishburne fully doesn’t understand ABC’s decision at the time, he admits he “was surprised” it happened.
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