Malcolm D. Lee

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193 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 25 Jun

Malcolm D. Lee’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Can we get this straight, please?
Get it straight, okay?
Y'all ready to make some blood come from somewhere.
Yeah, she was serious.
Because, you know, I was, I'm like, outside of the, you know, the camera,
far away, and like, you know, you call things out, but when things are happening, rolling the cameras, you say, okay, now!
And like, they didn't, did he say now?
You know, and then like, so the special effects people are supposed to like, get the, you know, the blood splatter.
It worked.
Oh, that was real frustration.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
That was tough.
That was tough.
But she came through.
I tell you, like, it's like one of my favorite parts of the process of watching audiences enjoy the movie and not knowing what they're about to step into.
Like, you know, the moment for me that, you know, I mean, one of them is certainly when we find out that
is the husband, like that's a great moment for the audience, because they're like, okay, I know I'm going to see this guy again, somewhere, sometime, but then you forget about it, it's like, oh, he's a creepy kid, and she's got to do all this work with his family, and oh, she's settling in, oh, no, the little girl is actually not so creepy, she's actually like, okay, and then there's Marcus, Marcus, what the, oh, shit, it's him, right, so like, I love that, and of course, the other Marcus moment,
is when Linton's putting her hands on his waist.
And people are like, oh, oh, oh, hell no.
And for me, when I read that in the script, I was like, oh, shit.
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