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But, I mean, I think it really started coming together based on this kind of thematic question of, like, is there a difference between blame and responsibility, and really just thinking about friends back home who had some pretty, like, unfortunate circumstances hit them, you know, that was kind of outside the scope of their control and blending that with this just seed of an idea me and Tony used to joke about of just making a bootleg 'Scooby-Doo' movie. JUEL TAYLOR: I mean, it kind of came from two places, really - the surface plot side, and then there's kind of the nougaty (ph) center part of it that kind of came from a. I talked to Taylor and Boyega about the movie earlier this week, and I started the conversation by asking Taylor just what he was thinking about when he first came up with this idea. It combines elements of sci-fi and horror with laugh-out-loud comedy. 'They Cloned Tyrone' comes from the mind of director Juel Taylor along with his co-writer Tony Rettenmaier. I be good.ĭETROW: So Fontaine links up with a pimp named Slick Charles and a sex worker named Yo-Yo to figure out what is going on.

You think you might need some water? You know, sometimes when I'm stressed out, man, I drink me a bottle of water. UNIDENTIFIED ACTOR: (As character) Hey, man. There was an elevator underground and a lab and this white motherf***** with an afro. JOHN BOYEGA: (As Tyrone Fontaine) I don't think you understand, man.

(SOUNDBITE OF FILM, 'THEY CLONED TYRONE') There's a lot going on in the new Netflix film 'They Cloned Tyrone.' Tyrone Fontaine, played by John Boyega, is a drug dealer who loves his mom and his little brother, and he has a lot of conflicting feelings about the way he makes his money except that, very early on in the movie, he realizes that absolutely none of that backstory is real because he is a clone.

The song that goes tell me why i'm waiting