“you might’t have Black people in a flying saucer film and just have it be the same experience.
It’s not.”
“It’s about a lot of things,” Peele said.
Daniel Kaluuya and Keke Palmer in Jordan Peele’s ‘Nope’.Universal Pictures
He later responded to a question about howNopeincorporates commentary about race into its plot.
“you might’t have Black people in a flying saucer film and just have it be the same experience.
There’s a different relationship.”
Keke Palmer and Daniel Kaluuya in ‘Nope’.Universal Pictures/Youtube
I felt that that was true."
Nopehits theaters July 22.
Watch a portion of Peele’sTodaysegment above.
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