Morris Day, the iconic frontman of The Time, is venturing into the realm of filmmaking with "Street Queens," an intense urban drama he executive produced that's now available for streaming on Tubi.
Morris Day Dives into Film Industry with Street Queens, his Debut Executive-Produced Movie
Morris Day is making a shift from the music stage to the big screen.
The renowned lead singer of The Time has made his foray into film production with "Street Queens," a raw and compelling new movie currently streaming on Tubi. Known for his stylish flair and timeless musical contributions, Day is now broadening his horizons by spotlighting authentic storytelling as an executive producer.
Speaking with AllHipHop, Day expressed his enthusiasm for Tubi as a platform that champions independent filmmakers and empowers them to share their narratives. Although he's currently less involved in acting, the concept of executive producing a film intrigued him. "Street Queens" delves into the journeys of three women caught in the entangled web of the streets, striving to escape their harsh realities. It resonates with Day as a story that many can empathize with, and he looks ahead to building upon the legacy of Morris Day Entertainment through further film projects.
Directed by Jibril Haynes and penned by Haynes and Courtney Benson, "Street Queens" delves into the challenges faced by these women as they navigate perilous relationships, power dynamics, and deceptions in pursuit of a brighter future. Day, alongside Courtney Benson and Will Luke, has assembled a dynamic team bringing a fresh perspective to the urban drama genre.
For Day, immersing himself in the film industry is about delivering impactful storytelling that connects with its audience. Emerging from Minneapolis alongside Prince, Day soared to stardom through his magnetic stage presence, flamboyant attire, and timeless hits like "Jungle Love" and "The Bird."
"Street Queens" heralds a new cinematic venture for Day, marking the beginning of an exciting chapter in Hollywood.