Speaker 1: As promise our special guest this morning. As a Grammy
Speaker 1: Award winning single songwriter, she got a Tony Award, damn
Speaker 1: near egot. Her iconic role as Dorothy and the Weirds
Speaker 1: in the early seventies made her one of America's real sweethearts.
Speaker 1: He's got a career, y'all, that span over four decade
Speaker 1: and she's still singing and acting. She got a newest
Speaker 1: Her newest movie out is called Pride. Pride, a seventh
Speaker 1: Deadly Seeing story. She's joining us to day to tell
Speaker 1: us about the movie. In her role, Ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 1: put your hands together for the one and only that
Speaker 1: singing an miss Stephen and Mia her asking sing long,
Speaker 1: good morning, I love you guys, good morning, Miss fifty
Speaker 1: Arvey and everybody and my soun gate Tommy nephew, tom
Speaker 1: Me baby, I love you, we love you back. We
Speaker 1: had such a good time in Vancouver. We shot the
Speaker 1: movie Pride for lifetime in seventeen days and Tommy was
Speaker 1: still doing your morning, still in the morning. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: still came. That's a requirement. I don't let him. I
Speaker 1: don't let him play us short. You know I know
Speaker 1: that right for everybody that's listening what Stephanie and Stephanie
Speaker 1: Mills is talking about as a movie out called Pride,
Speaker 1: a seven daily scenes story. She stars in the movie
Speaker 1: as Bertie Moore and Britt Moore is a is a
Speaker 1: baker's shop owner and a reality TV stop and in
Speaker 1: the movie, Bertie's life begins to fall apart in her family.
Speaker 1: All of our family's secrets get exposed. Tell us a
Speaker 1: little bit more about your character, Bertie Moore, Well, Bertie
Speaker 1: plays I play a sixty year old woman, but really
Speaker 1: I just had a birthday and I'm sixty shiit so
Speaker 1: Derek william Derrick Williams who called me and offered me
Speaker 1: the role, and then we took care of business and
Speaker 1: I flew to Vancouver. But Thirtie is the matriot of
Speaker 1: the family and she was working so hard to make
Speaker 1: sure her family were secure that he neglected her son
Speaker 1: was just played by nephew Tommy and her daughter and
Speaker 1: her pride got in the way of the family structure.
Speaker 1: So it shows how prideful people can really destroy a family.
Speaker 1: Like if you're afraid to say I'm sorry, I messed up,
Speaker 1: can we start all over. There's a lot of families
Speaker 1: like that. Including even in mind that the pride just
Speaker 1: gets in the way. And then nephew Tommy plays gay
Speaker 1: and he is he's you know, he's a bad boy.
Speaker 1: He was raised very well and well off and had
Speaker 1: everything handed to him and then he decides to give
Speaker 1: his own bakery and really he's not he's just stealing
Speaker 1: the money. Tommy. Yeah, nephew Timmy who was Tommy's Miles,
Speaker 1: he's started as your son Gabe in the movie. Yes,
Speaker 1: and he is absolutely wonderful. He should really really pursue
Speaker 1: an acting career because he put it down, he really did. Yeah.
Speaker 1: We had we had a great a great director to
Speaker 1: uh Troy Scott who really just let us uh embody
Speaker 1: the role in Ella uh Sa King Mia King, who
Speaker 1: plays my granddaughter, was wonderful and a special guest appearance.
Speaker 1: But missus Erica Campbell, Oh, we're gonna get to hear
Speaker 1: you saying in this movie. Oh, I don't know there's
Speaker 1: a surprise. There is a surprise, but I'm really not why.
Speaker 1: I chill why I liked this role. And they waited
Speaker 1: till I was sixty six to give me a acting role, uh,
Speaker 1: because I wasn't singing and I was just you know acting.
Speaker 1: So I hope everybody thinks this good. I've never really
Speaker 1: considered myself an actor, but I had fun and I
Speaker 1: it was joyful, So I think it's wow, that's really
Speaker 1: But you know what we've seen you several things acting now,
Speaker 1: come on, you know, because a lot of plays, all
Speaker 1: kinds of stuff. You can act. You can act. Thank
Speaker 1: you stop this here about what you thought you were
Speaker 1: because you can act. At Law did amazing. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so Tommy, you were in the movie. What was your
Speaker 1: experience with miss Meal? Amazing? Every every day on set
Speaker 1: on camera, she was amazing. We worked together, We got
Speaker 1: them lines together, and uh we we bonded. When you
Speaker 1: I think you really gonna walk away thinking that that's
Speaker 1: a mother and her son. I think we portrayed it
Speaker 1: the right way. And this is you know, Saturday night,
Speaker 1: Lifetime Movie Channel. You do not want to miss it.
Speaker 1: You're gonna see me and Stephanick kleinb You want to
Speaker 1: see somebody mad at they son? Goodn't god him mind it? Yeah, honey,
Speaker 1: we were getting those lines together. We would after you know,
Speaker 1: one take, we would all go in the corner and
Speaker 1: get our lines together because it was every day something
Speaker 1: they cut in new lines. So I was like, Lord,
Speaker 1: please just let me remember my line please, and he did. Yeah. Well,
Speaker 1: I mean it sounds like it's gonna be a great movie. Man. Well,
Speaker 1: I mean we're really looking forward to it. The movie, everybody,
Speaker 1: I want you to listen to this. The executive the
Speaker 1: executive producers are Derek Williams, Miss Sean Robinson and TV Jakes.
Speaker 1: Those are three people that's executive producing it. And and
Speaker 1: let me ask you one thing before we get out here.
Speaker 1: What when people watch this movie, Stephanie, what's the takeaway
Speaker 1: for this movie? That being plightful? It is not the
Speaker 1: right avenue to take for a family structure, for a relationship,
Speaker 1: for anything. I mean, you can't. You're upset with somebody
Speaker 1: and they passed away, then you never got a chance
Speaker 1: to get it right. So I would advise people not
Speaker 1: to let their pride get in a way of saving
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I was wrong. I didn't mean it. Wow,
Speaker 1: And a lot of people need that message, everybody. This Saturday.
Speaker 1: The movie is called Pride. A seventh Deadly Sin Story,
Speaker 1: premieres this Saturday, April eighth, at eight pm Eastern only
Speaker 1: on Lifetime. Starting the legendary Miss Stephanie Mill and that
Speaker 1: damn full of ours nephew. Ladies and gentlemen, put your
Speaker 1: hands together for the legend Miss Stephanie Mill. You're listening
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