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Laurence Fishburne On How 'Marvel's Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur' Will Break Barriers When It Comes To Representation | Chicago Defender

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Laurence Fishburne has always found new ways to push boundaries in TV and film. In the early 1990s, Fishburne gave masterful performances in critically-acclaimed films such as Deep Cover, Boyz n Da Hood, and What's Love Got To Do With It. He became an enduring pop culture figure with his role as Morpheus in The … Continued

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