David Oyelowo

David Oyelowo, an accomplished actor known for his powerful roles in 'Selma' and 'Government Cheese,' joins the conversation. He reveals insights about playing Hampton Chambers in his new Apple TV+ series, blending humor with serious themes of family and redemption. They explore the unique storytelling of 'Government Cheese' set in the 1960s, discussing its cultural significance and the balance between comedy and drama. The hosts also dive into the biting satire of 'The Studio,' showcasing the absurdities of Hollywood filmmaking.

David Oyelowo, a critically acclaimed actor known for his roles in 'Selma' and 'The Butler', joins Conan for a lively chat. They delve into David's experience playing Coriolanus at the National Theatre and his unique upbringing in Nigeria. The discussion turns to his new series 'Lawmen: Bass Reeves,' focusing on marginalized narratives in media. Expect humor as they reflect on personal journeys and the pressures of acting, with Oyelowo's charm shining through their engaging banter!

Actor David Oyelowo talks about being mistaken for MLK, how a crush led to his acting career, funny digital highway signs being banned, cost-cutting measures taken by companies, protesting with rotting fruit and Baby Shark, etiquette of proposing at weddings, and entertaining quiz questions on current events.

Golden Globe nominees Greta Lee and David Oyelowo join comedian Kathy Griffin on the last episode of the podcast. They discuss the Supreme Court's case on FDA approval, a thumb-wielding dolphin, Taco Bell vs Del Taco, the life of Bass Reeves, human skull shenanigans, comedy and gay culture, reflecting on New Years, upcoming international tour, fashion trends and future predictions, and listener stories of triumph and gratitude.

David Oyelowo, a British actor known for his roles in Selma and The Butler, dives into a captivating discussion about his latest project, Government Cheese. He shares insights on the contrasting acting styles between the UK and America and highlights the importance of authentic black narratives in media. Oyelowo reflects on the challenges of portraying iconic figures and emphasizes the balance between personal fulfillment and professional success. With humor, he also talks about family dynamics and the adventurous side of fatherhood.