Lucky’s Story Comes to Life with Deborah Ayorinde | THEM | Prime Video
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- Series regular Deborah Ayorinde shares her experience in creating difficult and pivotal moments from Season 1, Episode 5.
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This particular episode and scene hurt me to my core. It was so painful, disturbing, and horrific to watch. Plus to think that people experienced that generations after generations and till this day may continue to face such tremendous levels of pain and trauma.
I'd just given birth to my now 9 month old and I cried like a baby.
This was and in some ways STILL IS The United States of America.
@@mel...syour baby is three years old now!😻😻😻
@@ronswanson398stop it bro. No one is grabbing little black babies and beating them around in a pillowcase anymore. Stop making white people out to be devils bro, we not going forward with thinking like this
That's was the hardest scene I've ever had to watch in a movie
Lowkey had anxiety could not watch that scene all the way through
@@keshaJohnson3000 he'll always be with us
Same
This was my daughter
@@tattsshirtoffblasted7924your daughter was put into a pillowcase as a baby and battered to death? Very sorry to hear that
This scene and episode is traumatizing but Deborah did amazing!
Yes she did, I hope we get a season 2
@@kayshawnsimmons6822 they said it won't be with the same family
This was the most haunting scenes of all time. I couldn’t believe it and I was sick! I could barely watch. But this is something that was happening at one point and has been erased from history which is so sad and heartbreaking. I’ve never experienced anything quite like this
No. This is still happening. Marvin D. Scott III was just killed last month...they put a spit bag on his head.
@@kimikawp7533 smh
@@kimikawp7533 SAY WHAT
@@EmilyHernandez-jt4cs Yeah. And an all white jury acquitted the 7 cops who killed him. Smh
@@kimikawp7533 Am I really surprised? And people have the nerve to say racism is over. I’m mixed with Hispanic and black so, double homicide. (😭) My spainsh and black family members not only get picked on, because they live in the Bronx, but because of color or their hair texture, or just something stupid. I’m so tired of my black brothers and sisters, getting killed. 🤦🏽♀️
This honestly reminds me why I need to keep writing, especially as a black person. We need more black creators to tell our story. Them was phenomenal story. Everybody did their part and the show was just amazing. Kudos to everybody involved from the actors, to the writers, to the camera people…loved the show.
Hope you still keep writing!
The most horrifying scene I’ve ever seen IN MY ENTIRE LIFE!
I had such a hard time watching that scene. It's been an hour and I'm still shocked, raw and crying.
After ep 5 i had to take a break because it was traumatising but i decided to finish it off a few days later. The acting was on point and Deborah is beautiful. That little baby is so cute
My grandmother had her first child in 1954 and this show helped me to completely understand her perspective of white people and their ideals on superiority. She’ll be 95 in June. Born in 1926, I get it now.
June what? 😊
@@mfcactus9888 her birthday was Monday, the 7th. ☺️
Omg white ppl.this,alway white ppl.
Everything she said about the scene is great. I mean what i took from it was raw horror and this and worse happens to people. People need to know about it
Easily one of the most terrifying scenes I’ve ever watched
Gorgeous melenated Queen...omg
Hell yeah
Exquisite beauty
The only queens in this world are black there’s no such thing as white queens y’all not superior y’all don’t deserve shit
She is gorgeous! A phenomenal actress!
She is absolutely stunning, Wow 😍
She is BADD 😍
Deborah is gorgeous ☺😁😘
She is stunning!
I can’t watch this without crying 😭
I know too sad to watch
@@camillethomas9452 holy hell that was hard to watch I wanted to die
Yesterday I decided not to watch anymore. I was so angry and hurt. It's bad enough they hurt her, but when they hurt that beautiful chocolate boy......I couldn't.
I know horrible stuff did happen in the past but I don’t know how anyone can watch this scene in full today, and be ok afterwards. Took a few days to get my mind right.
Amazing acting. Very real. Couldn't stop myself from crying.
She was absolutely amazing!!
And that dear Director you have achieved...Them was amazingly grippingly good to watch...my wish and hope is to see more amazing black actors, director, producers and writers come together to bring artistic movies, series or shows such as this 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
She says she wanted the scene to feel raw and honest, to make someone who’s experience it to feel seen or heard…no this will or probably made them just relive the trauma
Essa certamente foi a cena mais brutal que vi em toda minha vida, não conseguia respirar, não conseguia parar de assistir esperando que algo bom viesse a acontecer... parabéns ao elenco e ao diretor!
I just watched that episode and it has scarred me forever I feel for lucky omg
Can't wait to watch this.🤧🖤🖤
Awesome!!! The best of the best!!
I’ve watched this at least 3xs since it came out. She is absolutely GORGEOUS!!!! And SHE DID THAT!!!
She is very pretty
I juss got done watching it🥺❤️
Let me just say I learnt quiet abit watching this series,some episodes were more painful to watch than others, I can't believe black people actually went through this hell at some point. And to think there were/ are people that are actually so evil is way beyond my wildest imagination.
But all in all we keep fighting and we keep winning. God is in control.
#that lady is so beautiful 💕👑.
Waiting 🔥🔥🔥
That scene was hard to watch! I held my babies a little tighter and loved on them a little more after seeing that!
What a pretty lady and a great actress too
I like this series for sur
That scene that episode was the most insane ant the most terrible thing ever like that was just sad bro🥺😢😭😭
This episode was intense
What movieis this
She is gorgeous and such wonderful actress! This scene was horrifying and gut wrenching! It also made me upset and sad; I wanted those murders to be caught and tortured to death!
What's the series name
This was probably the most disturbing show I’ve ever watched. Like I couldn’t even finish it to the end , it just progressively got more traumatizing as the episodes went on. It’s just too dark.
WE NEED A SEASON 2 PLEASE. And this scene was very triggering. The evil of the pale faces 🤡🤛👹🤛💯
Why no sound?
She is beautiful!!!!
this show was great each character was great this series was about facing your fears and guilt for example the demon's we're all a depiction on what each character problem was for 1.the mom and the tall hat man the mom being sexual assaulted and watched, her baby get murder in front of her, she surfers from PTS and depression this is why she doesn't seem to trust white people for that reason. As for her ghost the man with the tall hat is also a depiction of pts hatred giving that he lost his family and also hates black people because of his fear of that they are evil and uses black magic. The dad's trauma is being pts and anger giving the fact of the hardships of what he went through during his service in the military and what he is facing as a black man in that time period, his ghost the man with the black face represents the Father's trauma the man in the black face wants the father to kill and he do this by reminding the dad of what happened to his son. Overall each ghost represents the characters mental and the characters conquerors their fears/mental health at the end. Overall this show was good it had many flaws that I noticed and amazing character development. In my opinion it was a 9/10
Can someone please explain what exactly happened in this scene?
I couldn’t watch it. I skipped over that scene.
Lo tengo gratis
Omg that episode hurt me so bad to watch I wanted too jump threw that tv so bad y’all don’t understand stand
Mama’s coming I’m right here
Where was the redemption from this hell? When I see a black narrative with this much darkness I want redemption. I’m still traumatize form seeing this. Some people compare it to Love Craft County but I feel that there was a positive message over all in that series. This needed a light at the end of the tunnel. One that reflects that you can overcome great obstacles. Obviously in life there are wrongs that never see justice. As fare as the narrative goes they definitely dropped the ball. The actors where amazing. The production and characters where exceptional. Give it purpose. I don’t know one person who ever lived who doesn’t know trauma.
There's a season 2 coming soon. But understand this for our people many times there was no redemption. The people who had their black towns burned to the ground and their land stolen and families murdered, there was no "light at the end of the tunnel". When we see a Holocaust film and people are gased where's the light. This is life. Sometimes evil things happen to good people and the redemption is on the other side where we don't see it
There were no retaliation on the perpetrators. Little Marvin dropped the ball on this one. Doing harm to women through rape is horrible but to put the torture and killing of a black baby in the script speaks of an very incompetent producer who care more about shock values and torture porn than he cares about keeping a strong black storyline and keeping as black audience
This scene traumatized me.
I rather not watch it. We in the last days. So much going on today.
I didn't understand this at all. At first, it was good then everyone has an imaginary friend it was weird. It felt all over the place
It had a very intriguing & striking first half, but the end was extremely anticlimactic & disappointing.
That was a hard wacth
I fast forward that scene cuz NO!
Our men should’ve built and put us in OUR OWN neighborhoods instead of fighting to nest in another man’s… but ppl don’t wanna talk about that 😂🤷♀️
I just saw this recently and it was awful. Also this actress is gorgeous.
This was my twin daughters
Can't you have a horror series staring a black cast WITHOUT racist storyline? 😒
This is the setting is the 50's
Seriously!!
Ya nothing like this happens now nothing
Ok so what happened in this scene ..????
Someone please tell me why the thumbnail looks like Onlyfans at first glance
24th
I wish we weren't created then, at least they keep their hatred inside them now
I have a serious crush on "Lucky", not Deborah Ayorinde. Deborah is pretty and all but Lucky is beautiful.
She’s the actor
Did the baby actually die?
Yes
She's fine.
This series was awful. The story was all over the place and the ending offered no explanation. The first 3 episodes got me hooked and it was ALL downhill from there unfortunately.
Racist movie in these days time shouldn’t did it
The victimizing continues....
The truth is no victimizing.
I just don't understand why they make movies like this soo evil... so disgusting about baby dying like that I never seen this movie I can't because of short films I see on TicTok , it's so sad Evil
This is really embarrassing. I hate that this show exists. Respect to the actors but none for the writers.
Interesting why is it embarrassing just curious?
@@sierrajay6512 I'm assuming they're saying that because it's kind of, in a way a bunch of white ppl capitalizing off of black trauma and black pain
@TheLavlishus but this is NOT a historical piece. It’s a white mans fiction. So much better content could’ve been created, honestly.
@TheLavlishus the reason I’m pissed is because it’s a horror show and not a realistic documentary. Neither is it written by black people or directed by black people (one or two don’t count). The show is not necessary. I’m glad and respect that you’re okay with it, but please respect that I am not okay with it and nothing can convince me otherwise. So many sections of horror could’ve been explored, but this the mess they chose.
@TheLavlishus yet all the directors and writers registered on IMBD are white with the exception of 3. That includes the creator.
Travon Martin was not by any means an innocent boy, Emmett Till sure was though and what happened to him is unforgivable!!!!!!!
what does this african woman
kno about racism in america
IN THE 50s, stop this negative paradigm!! bring on more storylines like Lovecraft Country
if race is a must
She was born in london and grew up in California!...she knows much about the Black experince and racism because she lived it. Please do your research ma'am...smh
@@shecreates365 what the fuc does that have to do w/ blk american experience in the 50s
caVeAPe troll , my parents were there for it & talked about the "civil"(should have been human) right
struggle w/ redlining, segregation, & marches. Her family came here in the 90s & lived in San Jose😂
foh
@@thegrandcanyonisegypt2489 your statement makes no sense
@@noone9909 love u long time hATe cRIme makes no sense 😂
@@shecreates365 u are in the right here