Terry Crews and Arian Foster play on-screen father and son in the latest football flick DRAFT DAY. While clearly not related in real life, the two are very familiar with the world of football. In the film, Houston Texans running back Mr. Foster tackles the world of acting for the first time ever, while Crews has been making audiences smile for quite a while now.
I’ll be honest, I don’t know a whole lot about the sport, but it was a real honor to sit across from both of these two gentlemen. I’ve spoken to Terry Crews a number of times and I always dig the guy, but this was my first time speaking to Mr. Foster. We discussed how much it would suck to have your life played with and the reality of what Draft Day means to the players. It was a fascinating world to investigate and more power to the guys who are at the mercy of it. DRAFT DAY opens this Friday at a theatre near you.
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