NBA stars are really all-rounders. They are not only heroes on the court, but they also feel omnipotent off the court. Take filmmaking as an example. Many students who come from majors and receive professional training may not have the opportunity to make films. But based on their influence and commercial value, NBA stars will be invited by many companies as long as they are willing. NBA There are many stars who have made movies. Let’s experience what they are like when they become the protagonists on the screen.
Jordan: You can see Jordan everywhere, he is really an "old gangster". Jordan once filmed " Space Jam ", which is a movie that combines animation and real-life. Although it has a poor reputation, it is full of commercial and entertainment elements. The reason why this movie is so popular is not because of the word "Jordan". The movie was produced in 1996 and has a global box office of 230 million, which shows how strong Jordan's appeal is. Jordan also set a record for the highest box office for a basketball-themed movie, which has not been broken to this day.
Ray Allen: "Gentleman Ray" has also made movies. His film "Single Up" was also nominated for the Best Breakthrough Award at the Film Festival. Ray Allen is the protagonist of the entire drama, and his acting skills have been highly recognized. He perfectly interpreted the experience of a young man pursuing his dreams, and also made everyone realize how difficult it is to succeed. If Ray Allen specializes in movies in the future, he might be just as successful.
Durant : The name of the movie he participated in is " Thunder Wanjun 2012". You can tell from the name that it was filmed during the Thunder period. At that time, Durant was in the league, second only to James at the time. He was the scoring champion and MVP, and was one of the league's super giants. Although the content of this movie is average, as a Durant fan, you definitely can't miss it.
Howard: Howard has a lot of entertainment elements. He wore a Superman suit to participate in the slam dunk contest, which made the world know him. He once participated in the domestic drama "Wonder". Although it was just a guest appearance, Howard's strong humor talent was fully demonstrated. His photo with Huang Xiaoming has also become one of the NBA's classic photos.
O'Neal: After the NBA lost O'Neal, the league lost a dominant center and a living treasure. All-Stars were eclipsed without him. O'Neal moved to the Heat, and the conflict with and Kobe was the key. After moving to the Heat, he made a cameo appearance in a movie. He played the role of a kidnapped melon-eater. When he saw the kidnapper, his first question was, "Is it Kobe?" It seems that the "OK" group was really deeply conflicted back then, and O'Neal never forgot to blame Kobe when he was making movies!