Jordan Peele

comedian, actor and filmmaker

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Actor and comedian Jordan Peele is the star of Comedy Central's Key & Peele. He's also the director and producer of the film Get Out.

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Jordan Peele’s three films as director have all defied genre, dipping into horror, comedy and science fiction. His latest, “Nope,” is no exception.

Director Jordan Peele on having “release valves” in his films

Jordan Peele’s three films as director have all defied genre, dipping into horror, comedy and science fiction. His latest, “Nope,” is no exception.

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‘Get Out’ is not your typical Oscar film--it’s a low-budget horror movie from a first-time director.

Writer-director Jordan Peele on ‘Get Out’

‘Get Out’ is not your typical Oscar film--it’s a low-budget horror movie from a first-time director.

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Comedian Jordan Peele joins Elvis Mitchell to discuss his directorial debut Get Out. (REPEAT)

Jordan Peele: Get Out

Comedian Jordan Peele joins Elvis Mitchell to discuss his directorial debut Get Out. (REPEAT)

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