LL Cool J is best known for her onscreen acting roles (NCIS: Los Angeles) as far as his hip-hop career is concerned, one of LL’s notable films is undoubtedly the 1999 horror-thriller Shark Deep blue sea. In that film, LL Cool J played “Preacher,” a cook on the undersea base station where a group of scientists inadvertently engineered a group of super-intelligent sharks, which quickly slash and slash, trapping and hunting down human prey underwater. , one after another.
Deep blue sea It made some lesser feats by surviving LL Cool J’s Preacher, which is a snap to the trend of killing black characters in Horror. However, it turns out that while LL Cool J’s Preacher survived he was destined to survive Deep blue sea, the actor himself did not have the same guarantee. As he now tells, LL Cool J nearly drowned during filming Deep blue sea!
LL Cool J did his homework and appeared on the talk show/eating challenge, hot. During his interview, host Shawn Evans asked if the rumors were true that an animatronic shark that snagged the leg of LL Cool J who nearly drowned while filming a scene for deep blue sea:
“A thousand percent true. facts. One hundred percent facts. I was on set, I was probably #479 on the call sheet, and you know, I was in the middle of shooting and [they called] ‘lunch!’ And the man carries a little [shark] Joystick goes: [imitates cartoonish running] “Pastroma!” And they bailed me out. And there I was, only [makes thrashing, dangling motion] – Like it was real! And they said “Oh!” And he gave me this little breathing apparatus, like something you blow in and then inhale; I explode, I breathe, all the water! Take it to another level. But I ended up struggling and walking out, and I climbed outside, and there was a guy sitting there with a cigarette, like [imitates raspy chuckle] “I saw what happened.” So it was cool.”
This certainly sounds nothing short of cool, and we also have quite a few questions about what became of the crew members who “bailed” on LL and left him nearly drowning. Still ironic the almost unkillable guy from horror movies actually dies as a result of a fake shark… something.
If you haven’t seen Deep Blue Sea, check out the summary below and then get out there and watch it.
Entrepreneur spends $200 million in a private project to help fight Alzheimer’s disease. As part of this project, medical biologist Susan McAllister is discovering a way to genetically expand shark brains, so that disease-fighting enzymes can be harvested. However, the shark subjects get very clever and decide they don’t like much being trapped in pens and being stabbed with skin, so they figure out a way to rush in and set up the open sea…
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