Reginald Hudlin

co-director, “Number One on the Call Sheet”

Director, producer, screenwriter

Reginald Hudlin on KCRW

The person who usually gets the biggest role and the most money for a film is known as “No. 1 on the call sheet.”

What it takes for Black actors and actresses to be No. 1 in Hollywood

The person who usually gets the biggest role and the most money for a film is known as “No. 1 on the call sheet.”

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Director Reginald Hudlin’s most recent project is the Netflix documentary ‘The Black Godfather,’ which tells the story of Clarence Avant--a behind-the-scenes force in music, movies and…

Reginald Hudlin on writing ‘Black Panther’ comics and running BET...at the same time

Director Reginald Hudlin’s most recent project is the Netflix documentary ‘The Black Godfather,’ which tells the story of Clarence Avant--a behind-the-scenes force in music, movies and…

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You may have never heard of Clarence Avant, but this enigmatic manager, producer and record executive has touched the lives of a wide array of people you have heard of: Bill Withers,…

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You may have never heard of Clarence Avant, but this enigmatic manager, producer and record executive has touched the lives of a wide array of people you have heard of: Bill Withers,…

from The Business

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