Daniel Kaluuya says 'it means the world' as huge honour to Hollywood star unveiled in London
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukBritish actor Daniel Kaluuya has said a statue memorialising his character in the film Get Out "means the world" to him and feels like a "blessing".
The Londoner, 35, who received an Oscar nod for his role playing Chris Washington in the hit thriller, written and directed by Jordan Peele, said the statue "shows how far I've come".
The movie, about a young black man who meets his white girlfriend's family at their remote estate in the countryside, was widely praised for its skewering social commentary following its release in 2017.
The new statue is inspired by a part of the film where Kaluuya's character falls into the "sunken place" after his girlfriend's mother, played by Catherine Keener, hypnotises him.
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