Nicole Beharie not in anything

https://www.lipstickalley.com/threads/nicole-beharie-sleepy-hollow-miss-juneteeth-black-mirror-etc-is-apparently-an-awful-person.4281653/page-4#post-67087718

Being called 'difficult' in Hollywood is the kiss of death for your career. A lot of successful actresses/actor's have their careers because they knew how to mesh with the cast and crew. Film environments require you to be collaborative. They'd save their attitude for when they were at home because they can always be replaced by someone else. You are a Z list actress and you don't like the way your outfit looks on you? You don't think the script is good enough? Fine. Let's find out what one of the 1200 other actresses that wanted this role thinks about that.

Once you are at Tom Cruise, Anne Hathaway, Will Smith, etc. level, you can be difficult and it won't matter because your name alone brings multi-millions at the box office. You have the power. If you are not in that lane and you want a long career, do not be anti-social.

Nicole is clearly an introvert and that Arsenio interview was cringefully awkward. She's an actress, so she should've been able to at least pretend she was excited. Her behavior was very uncomfortable and doesn't read well for a viewer. If she's that obvious about her discomfort in a talk show, I can only imagine what she's like on a production set.

That being said, Hollywood is racist, but I can totally see how Nicole would inadvertently sabotage her own career.

I follow the NB fan sights on twitter to stay up to date.

http://nicolebehariedaily.com/post/154781986987/afropop-with-nicole-beharie-premiering-january

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Beharie is currently playing in two films----Breaking, a heist drama based on a true story, and Honk For Jesus, Save Your Soul--a satire about the black church that is actually kind of funny. And she just joined the popular Apple streaming show The Morning Show, so that's cool. But it does suck how she literally seemed to disappear after Sleepy Hollow, especially after seeing all this speculation about what was going on behind the scenes of that show. I wasn't surprised when it got canceled the season after she left, since it was the relationship between her character and Ichabod that was the main reason the show got popular in the first place. Good to see she's been making a comeback of sorts, though.

Also Jacob's Ladder was filmed in 2017, and for some reason was never even given a theatrical release, but just put on Netflix a couple of years later.