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    • Will Smith Talks ‘Concussion,’ Living a Dream, Being More Than a Movie Star, Political Ambitions, More…

    CBS Sunday Morning profiled Will Smith yesterday, with the release of his latest film, "Concussion," just around the corner. The network has made the piece available online, which I’ve embedded below.

    In it, Smith not only talks about the obvious ("Concussion"), he also shares stories from his early days, as he made the transition from Fresh Prince the rapper, to Will Smith the actor, and his focus on becoming one of the world’s biggest movie stars (a decision he made about 2 decades ago, and deliberately planned), from "Independence Day" to "Concussion," the box office hits (most of them) and the few misses (notably, "After Earth"), and…

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