Gabrielle Union Regrets How She Approached Her 'Bring It On' Character
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"I wanted to make her acceptable and all of the things I thought she needed to be to be a respectable Black leader," she said.
Gabrielle Union has regrets about how she approached her famous role in the 2000 cult classic “Bring It On.”
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