SOVAS Honors Laurence Fishburne with James Earl Jones Prize
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- * Morpheus in "the Matrix" trilogy: His most well-known role.
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Main Subject: Laurence Fishburne
Key Accomplishments & Roles:
* Morpheus in “the Matrix” trilogy: His most well-known role.
* Film Credits: Extensive filmography including:
* “boyz ‘n the Hood” (directed by John Singleton)
* “Higher Learning” (directed by John Singleton)
* ”The Color Purple” (directed by Steven Spielberg)
* “Searching for Bobby Fischer” (directed by Steven Zaillian)
* “Mystic River” (directed by Clint Eastwood)
* “Deep Cover”
* “King of New york”
* Theater: Won a Tony Award in 1992 for “Two Trains Running” (august Wilson play).
* Television: won two Emmy Awards:
* 1993 for “the Box” episode of “Tribeca”
* 1997 for his one-man show, “Thurgood”
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