home. as i mentioned, denzel washington directed this film. what was the process of getting this to the big screen? and then what message do you hope people have taken away from this movie? denzel and i worked on this for years and years and years. he s a dear friend. he took this personally, very seriously. he said to me, symone, he felt all his training and moviemaking had prepared him to do this, which touched me very deeply. it was a wonderful process. we ve had a movie made that is this serious, it has a real impact. i was hearing for so many readers of my book, people from the movie wanting to know more, wanting me to. speak i thought, i have to do another book. i just have to. i couldn t do both. i just couldn t. i m writing a book about resilience, professional resilience in our country. my personal resilience. those will be the things in the book, a journey with jordan.
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