Date 03/08/2016 - News People
It's been just over 20 years since the partially animated film Space Jam was released. And even though the film was ridiculed by critics at the time, it has recently drawn enough of a fan base that there is talk of creating a Space Jam sequel. When the idea was initially proposed in 2012, LeBron James was, and still seems to be, the obvious choice for a lead role in the basketball-focused film. But Michael Jordan, who originally starred in the looney toons film, had something to say about the lead role. He was recently asked who he would want to play the basketball whiz in Space Jam 2, and he responded by posting a blurry Instagram video of Clipper's Blake Griffin.
