The Rewatchables ‘Do The Right Thing’ With Sean Fennessey and Wesley Morris
Aug 27, 2019
Actors from 'Do The Right Thing' discuss the film's impact, its symbolism, and the lack of Black representation. They analyze the characters, a challenging nude scene, and the significance of the final scene. Spike Lee's filmmaking prowess and the cultural significance of the movie are also explored.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Reflecting on 'Do the Right Thing'
02:45 • 19min
The Symbolism of Brass Knuckles in 'Do The Right Thing'
21:47 • 10min
The Significance of 'Do the Right Thing' in the 80s and Sponsor Message
32:11 • 3min
Meeting Rosie Perez and the Lack of Black Representation
34:58 • 6min
Complex Characters and Conflicting Feelings
40:30 • 16min
The Uncomfortable Nature of a Nude Scene
56:29 • 5min
Discussion of Actors in Crime Movies and Heinz Mayonnaise
01:01:54 • 2min
Character Analysis and Behind-the-Scenes Stories
01:03:26 • 11min
Facts, Observations, and Anecdotes about 'Do The Right Thing'
01:14:52 • 2min
Spike Lee's 'Do the Right Thing': Evaluating his filmmaking prowess
01:16:37 • 10min
The Significance of the Final Scene
01:27:05 • 9min
A Debate About Pizza and Praise for Spike Lee's 'Do The Right Thing'
01:35:53 • 5min