British Oscar winner Daniel Kaluuya (33, "Judas and the Black Messiah") explains human interest in extraterrestrial life with boredom.
"Nothing satisfies us so quickly anymore. We hardly take care of ourselves, our family and friends, but constantly ask what else could be," said Kaluuya of the German Press Agency. Humanity always wants more and more. "Also, I think we have some kind of conquest gene in us."
The actor plays the main role in the horror film "Nope" by US director Jordan Peele (43, "Wir"), which opens in German cinemas on Thursday. In it, a mysterious UFO threatens the siblings living there over a horse ranch.
Kaluuya was unable to appear in the sequel to the Marvel superhero film Black Panther, in which he played security chief W'Kabi, due to filming. "I would have loved to be there, but it didn't work out. There were some scenes that just couldn't be moved." In addition, he has already taken riding training for "Nope". The action movie Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is slated to premiere in November.
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