Isaiah Washington may have comeback role as DC sniper in ‘Blue Caprice’
theGRIO REPORT - The horror that struck Washington D.C. during the 2002 Beltway Attacks has been recreated in a critically acclaimed new film, 'Blue Caprice'...
The horror that struck Washington D.C. during the 2002 Beltway Attacks has been recreated in a critically acclaimed new film, Blue Caprice.
Actor Isaiah Washington and 20-year-old newcomer Tequan Richmond star in the lead roles and are attracting major buzz.
Washington plays real-life criminal John Allen Muhammad while Richmond plays his young accomplice, Lee Boyd Malvo.
The pseudo-father-son duo terrorized the nation’s capitol, killed 10 people and left three others injured in their wake.
The thriller, directed by Alexandre Moors, Â has won raves so far with both Washington and Richmond being singled out for their work.
“Isaiah Washington gives a searing, intense performance,” said the Los Angeles Times.
Some are speculating that this could be a comeback role for Washington, who was fired from the ABC hit series Grey’s Anatomy in 2007 after an on-set incident in which he allegedly used a gay slur.
Although he has landed other roles since, Blue Caprice could be his most noteworthy project of the last five years.
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