Boris Kodjoe's New Show: "Undercovers"

Boris Kodjoe will be back on TV this fall in the new show "Undercovers".  He stars alongside Gugu Mbatha-Raw "in a one-hour drama that proves marriage between two ex-agents is still the world's most dangerous partnership." 

Info from NBC.com regarding the show:

From acclaimed filmmaker J.J. Abrams (Star Trek, Fringe, Lost, Alias) and Executive Producer Josh Reims (Brothers and Sisters) comes a one-hour spy drama that proves marriage is still the world's most dangerous partnership. 

To put the spark back in their marriage, some couples take a tropical vacation. Not Steven and Samantha. They rejoin the CIA. Now they're discovering things about each other they never knew. Like which lock-picking technique each prefers, and who killed who, and how well they work together in a hostile environment.

With their day jobs and lives in the balance, date night is about to get a lot more exciting.

Looking forward to this show!  Glad to see Boris back on TV.  The show will air on Wednesdays at 8pm.
You can watch clips of the upcoming show at this LINK

Tyler Perry's Grand Opening

The stars were out this past weekend celebrating the opening of Tyler Perry's new movie and TV studio in Atlanta. What a grand event!!

Eva & Lance, Will Smith, Oprah, Sidney Poitier, The Kodjoes, Kirk Franklin, & more were in attendance!!!!!

Congrats Tyler!!

Boris Kodjoe's Next Movie: "All about Us"

In a recent interview with Kam Williams, Boris Kodjoe talks about his life, new movie ("All about Us")--a romantic dramedy about a Hollywood couple who decide to settle down in Mississippi after shooting a movie there, rather than return to L.A., and upcoming jobs. Here's a little snippet of the interview:

KW: What interested you in doing All about Us?

BK: First and foremost was the script, because I rarely, to that point, got a chance to consider playing a role like that, a regular family guy who is basically trying to balance his career goals with his obligations to his family. It's a very heartwarming story with some really interesting, fleshed-out characters. And when I had a meeting with the director, Christine Swanson, and her husband, Michael, I admired their passion for what they were doing. I think it's always a blessing to get to work with people who have that fire about what they're doing.

KW: What was it like filming All about Us on location in Mississippi?

BK: It was great. I encountered tremendous heat and lovely people.

KW: The script was semi-autobiographical. So, it must have been interesting to be acting out the filmmakers' life story.

BK: Yeah, it was interesting. I talked with Michael about the character, and about his path and his journey. And it was fun to sort of associate certain things that he went through with things that I've been through in my life. For instance, I had a young daughter, too, so there were many parallels that I could draw on. It was funny, because we were different people, yet all young fathers obviously go through some of the same stuff, and have some of the same concerns and anxieties. So, the process was really cool to me.

KW: What's up next for you?

BK: I'm shooting a movie right now with Bruce Willis called The Surrogates.

Check out the movie clip:





Good to see Boris doing his thang!!!