The memory still brings a smile to IdrisвЂ™ face.

ItвЂ™s funny, because after I did it, everyone was kind of stunned.вЂќДЄmin Joseph, who plays Uncle Jerome, was especially concerned about IdrisвЂ™ Michael Corleone moment where Franklin yelled at Jerome, Louie and Leon for giving him grief: вЂњKeep your heads down, keep your mouths shut and let me get us out of this like I got us out of every motherfвЂ“king thing else.вЂќ вЂњIвЂ™d missed out on another role because it clashed with this one, and I let it all out in that scene. вЂњI couldnвЂ™t go home for Christmas because of COVID, and I was alone on Christmas, and I was just frustrated around that time,вЂќ he adds. Idris says he and the cast shot the scene around the Christmas holiday when he was waylaid by the pandemic, which added to his inner vexation. вЂњI remember seeing an interview with Tarantino where he said, вЂIf an actor has a bad morning, somehow, that bad morning needs to make its way into the scene.'вЂќ вЂњBut I, personally as an actor, was frustrated that day,вЂќ the London native divulges. But it wasnвЂ™t written the way it was performed. вЂњThe writers gave us a lot of monologues this season, and Dave Andron, our showrunner, made this one longer. The scene also foreshadowed the take-charge Franklin that viewers will see in the season closer.

That installment featured one of FranklinвЂ™s most explosive moments this season, which took place shortly after IreneвЂ™s interview with Alton went public. вЂњFranklin gets stronger every week, and the turning point was Episode 8,вЂќ Idris sagely tells TVLine. Snowfall's Adrianna Mitchell and Melvin Gregg Talk Betrayal (and Mean Tweets) for Tanosse and Manboy

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