According to ET, Jamie Foxx’s colleagues in his highly anticipated film, “They Cloned Tyrone,” are rallying around him with love and support as he battles a health complication. Although unable to attend the premiere at the American Black Film Festival in Miami Beach, Foxx’s co-stars took a moment to express their well wishes.
John Boyega, who shares the screen with Foxx in the Netflix sci-fi dramedy, admitted to missing Foxx’s presence at the film’s debut screening. Understanding the circumstances, Boyega expressed his support and wished Foxx the best in his recovery. Despite not being able to connect directly with Foxx, Boyega jokingly mentioned his persistent efforts to reach out to his co-star, hoping for a response and urging Foxx to pick up his calls.
Another co-star, Teyonah Parris, fondly recalled working with Foxx on set and highlighted the infectious energy he brought to the entire cast and crew. Parris extended her well wishes to Foxx, emphasizing his talent and generosity as both an actor and a person. She expressed gratitude for the opportunity to work with such exceptional individuals of color and praised the camaraderie on the project.
Director Juel Taylor also shared his admiration for Foxx, describing him as a master of his craft and noting the immense dedication he brought to the film. Taylor conveyed his thoughts and prayers for Foxx’s recovery, acknowledging the profound impact Foxx had on the movie.
Since the news of Foxx’s hospitalization in Atlanta due to an undisclosed medical condition emerged on April 12, he has been receiving treatment and rehabilitation at a facility in Chicago. Despite his absence from the premiere and ongoing recovery, Foxx’s colleagues remain steadfast in their support, holding him in their thoughts and prayers as he focuses on healing.
