Eddie Griffin Stars with Terry Crews, Cymphonique Miller in ‘Motion’ Film
The film titled Motion is currently in production in New Orleans, featuring a dynamic and diverse cast. Among the stars are Eddie Griffin, Terry Crews, Cymphonique Miller, and Ed Bassmaster. The ensemble cast also includes Tiffany Haddish, Bella Thorne, and entertainment mogul Percy “Master P” Miller.
Cast and Crew
The film boasts an impressive lineup. Notable cast members include:
- Tiffany Haddish
- Bella Thorne
- Percy “Master P” Miller
- Romeo Miller
- John D. Hickman
- Ja’quan Monroe Henderson
- Kedrick Brown
- Dominique Warren
- Donald Paul
Creative Team
Motion is directed by Tim McCann, known for his work on White Rabbit. The screenplay is co-written by Percy Miller and Tim Ogletree. Producers include Tiffany Haddish through her company, She Ready Productions, alongside Shaun Sanghani’s SSS Entertainment and The Syndicate, which is managing global sales. Percy Miller also serves as an executive producer.
Film Overview
Although detailed plot information remains under wraps, Motion is described as an ensemble film characterized by vibrant characters. The combination of comedy, action, and drama aims to captivate a broad audience.
Significance of the Casting
Eddie Griffin, known for his role in Undercover Brother, brings a mix of humor and depth to the cast. Terry Crews, recognized for his performances in The Expendables and Brooklyn Nine-Nine, adds significant star power. Cymphonique Miller continues to make strides in her acting career, building on her previous roles.
In addition, Ed Bassmaster, recognized from his YouTube content, infuses the project with a fresh comedic style. The inclusion of NFL athletes Ray Ray McCloud and Trai Turner marks an exciting crossover, expanding the film’s appeal beyond traditional cinema audiences.
Expectations
The eclectic mix of established stars, emerging talent, and sports figures suggests that Motion will be a unique blend of genres. With Tiffany Haddish and Percy Miller’s involvement, the project is anticipated to resonate well with both independent film aficionados and mainstream viewers alike.
