Wunmi MosakuQuotes

Wunmi Mosaku
Birthday
July 31st, 1986
From
Zaria, Nigeria
Actor

Sinners - Unpleasant Situation Acknowledged by Characters

Delta Slim: Y'all smell anything?
Annie: No.
Delta Slim: I think I shat myself.

Sinners - Introduction of Characters in Sinners

Remmick: You fellers must be the owners of this establishment.
Smoke: That's right. And you are?
Remmick: Name's Remmick. This here's Joan and Bert.
Sammie: Hey Stack, y'all alright?
Remmick: Aww, and you... must be that voice I heard from out here. Aw, it was beautiful.
Joan: God damn bee-yew-tiful voice.
Bert: Even through these walls.
Smoke: Where y'all from?
Joan: Just down the road.
Stack: And how far is that?
Remmick: North Carolina.
Smoke: Y'all Klan?
Remmick: [offended] Sir... w-we believe in equality and music. We just came here to play. Spend some money, have a good time. Here, I'll show you.
Smoke: [stopping the music after a bit] Hold on hold on, just a minute.
Remmick: Aw, its just about to get good.
Smoke: Nah I believe ya. But this here a juke joint.
Stack: Blues music.
Bert: Well we've got money and we ready to spend it with y'all.
Remmick: Soundin damn near perfect and you're saying we ain't welcome.
Smoke: Nah I'm saying you get down that road and get back into town. Plenty of white barrel houses down there.
Remmick: [chuckles; gestures to skin; Points at Mary] Aw this- this cuz we're... Alright. How'd she get in?
Mary: Now that is none-
Annie: [interrupting] She here cuz she family.
Remmick: [sighs; he steps forward, and Smoke reaches for his gun] Family... Can- can we just, for one night, just all be family? Y-you don't need to do that, sir. We'll be on our way. But we're gonna walk real slow, just in case y'all change your mind.

Sinners - Distinguishing Vampires from Haunts

Annie: These ain't haints. They vampires.

Sinners - The Power and Peril of Musical Gifts

Annie: [opening narration; [w:Filí|Filí; [w:Firekeeper|Firekeepers; [w:Griot|Griots] There are legends of people... born with the gift of makin music so true... it can pierce the veil between life and death, conjurin spirits from the past and the future. In ancient Ireland, they were called ]. In Choctaw land, they call them ]. And in West Africa... they're called ]. This gift can bring healing to their communities... but it also attracts evil.