My all-time favorite Cuba Gooding Jr. movie is “RADIO.” Have you seen it? It is based on a true story! It is so very amazing! It always makes me have a good cry! Radio is a 2003 American semi-biographical sports drama film directed by Mike Tollin, and inspired by the 1996 Sports Illustrated article “Someone to Lean On” by Gary Smith
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Over his decades-long career, Cuba Gooding Jr. has played a wide range of characters, from disgraced athlete O.J. Simpson to Rod Tidwell in “Jerry Maguire,” earning him an Academy Award.
But according to the 56-year-old actor, his latest role — a drug dealer-turned-Christian in “The Firing Squad” — is one of the most impactful he’s ever tackled.
“After living through the pandemic and all the wars that we’re going through, it’s like, it’s time to get back to God,” Gooding Jr. told The Christian Post. “I got the script sent to me for this film, and it hit me so powerfully that these men had nothing to live for, but found faith in the darkest times in their lives, in a jail cell. They were able to face the inevitable with dignity and pride.” The Rest of The Story Here
