Aldis Hodge ('One Night in Miami'): 'Asset towards conversation' about systemic racism and injustice

Aldis Hodge ('One Night in Miami') chats with Gold Derby editor Rob Licuria: 'This film can be a great asset toward the conversation' about systemic racism and injustice.'One Night in Miami' is Oscar and four-time Emmy-winning actress Regina King's big-screen directorial debut, adapted by writer Kemp Powers from his 2013 stage play of the same name. Hodge co-stars as Jim Brown, the NFL legend considered the greatest running back of all time. The film imagines what would have happened if boxer Cassius Clay a.k.a. Muhammad Ali (Eli Goree), singer Sam Cooke (Leslie Odom Jr.), civil rights activist Malcolm X (Kingsley Ben-Adir) and football star Brown came together in a Miami hotel room after Clay defeated Sonny Liston in February of 1964. What transpires between these iconic men is a lively and timely discussion set against the backdrop of the tumultuous civil rights movement of the 1960s.

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