He showed me the intellectual side of making films and doing character research, so I learned a lot from that set,” Harrier recalls.īelow, during a recent conversation with THR, Harrier also reflects on one of the MCU’s most beloved scenes between her, Keaton and Holland in Spider-Man: Homecoming. “As important and impactful as Spider-Man was, BlacKkKlansman was the movie that really changed my life and changed me as an actor. Harrier is also looking back on her life-changing experience as Patrice Dumas in Spike Lee’s BlacKkKlansman (2018), alongside John David Washington. So let’s see what happens,” Harrier says. So she’s probably had a bit of a tough go, but if Marvel ever wanted to explore that story, I would be very interested in doing that.

“I don’t think it’s been an easy trajectory for her. 'White Men Can't Jump' Review: Hulu Remake Fails to Capture '90s Classic's Magic 'White Men Can't Jump' Director Says in 10 Years Jack Harlow Will Be 'The Actor Who Knows How to Rap Well' Hollywood Flashback: 'White Men Can't Jump' First Scored 31 Years Ago

Fortunately, unlike their characters, Harrier and Harlow didn’t take long to get on the same page. Harrier plays Tatiana, a dancer and choreographer who begins to lose her patience with her longtime boyfriend, Jeremy (Harlow), as the former college basketball player just can’t let go of his hoop dreams. So, in Calmatic’s new take on Ron Shelton’s 1992 classic, White Men Can’t Jump, Harrier found herself welcoming rapper Jack Harlow to his first movie set and serving as the more experienced scene partner. After all, it wasn’t too long ago that she made what she considers to be her feature film debut opposite Michael Keaton in Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017). White Men Can’t Jump (2023) star Laura Harrier knows what it’s like to be the newcomer on set.

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