A Look at Brooklyn's Finest

Richard Gear this is your first day kid, today when it gets hit, day after that is a part of it, you got 20 years of days.

Host: From the director of Training day come his latest gritty drama Brooklyn’s finest staring Ethan Hawk, Richard Gear, Wesley Snipes, and Don Cheadle. It’s based on the projects of the fame New York borough.

Ethan Hawk It’s about Brooklyn it’s about good guys and bad guys the light and the dark and it’s about a time and a place and it makes you fell like your gonna making a portrait of humanity.

Host: That portrait of humanity takes shape in the form of three police officers that struggle to control the streets of the inner city and how their personal lives and life choices are affected by the environment.

Wesley Snipes the struggle of living in an environment with a lot of circumstances that put pressures on you that make you do things that you would normally do or test your morality and your humanity as well.

Host: Playing a cop who’s about to retire Richard Gear was attracted to the role because of how human the characters are and how real their pain is.

Richard Gear Subtle, the inner play amongst men, the kind of self loathing that comes along with this territory of cops, Ex-service men, men that have killed or hurt people are constantly in danger and a kind of tender heart that’s the center of it all. I mean all these characters are very real.

Host: Using his experience bringing the tough streets of Los Angeles to life in Training Day, director Antoine Fuqua has turned it up a notch to give New York the same treatment.

Wesley Snipes He’s an intense guy you know that’s why his movies are so intense

Host: The film hits theaters on March 5th.