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BET "Ruthless" Actor Anthony Bless discusses how drugs, manipulation in the show parallel in life.



Learn more about the actor Anthony Bless in a series of QCP interviews. In this interview Anthony Bless discusses the parallels between the themes within the show and real life.

I enjoyed interviewing with Anthony he has a positive aura and high energy. His character on the show "Malcolm" is a cheating detective with a lot of ups and downs and twists in turns in this high anxiety filled show! Brace yourself for Ruthless! Ruthless is a Tyler Perry produced show that you can view on BET. It's a spinoff of a previous TP show called The Oval that highlights what it would look like if people of color had a cult. I'll reserve more of my opinion on the show for a later blogpost on queenconnectpub.blogspot.com. But for now, tune in and catch up to this series and again--Brace yourself for the unexpected.


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