LeBron James stars in the upcoming comedy film "Trainwreck" where he lands on a supporting role. It is his first movie, and he is proud that it will first premiere in Ohio just before the rest of the world. Meanwhile on LeBron James' basketball career, he is still free to sign up for any team, and we're anxious to know what team he will be in for the next season.
The upcoming comedy film "Trainwreck" stars NBA player LeBron James, where he plays the role of Bill Hader's best friend. The world premiere in New York is set on July 14, and the worldwide release will be on July 17. However, the film will have its first premiere in Ohio, where LeBron James is staying.
According to cleveland.com's source, LeBron is excited for his family to see the movie. "LeBron also wanted the stars in the movie, who he's grown very close to, to see Akron. He's excited about having another opportunity to show off northeast Ohio," the source added.
When LeBron James was interviewed on 'Today' show, he actually said something about his role in the movie. "I'm like his love doctor, his love coach. Not the love interest, love coach, love coach that helps him through relationships, both bad and good advice," James stated.
Meanwhile, James is still a free agent now, though Cleveland is confident that James will sign up with them for the next season. According to Deadspin, Brian Windhorst of ESPN wrote on Twitter that "Cavs indeed have interest in David West. But LeBron James has no plans to communicate with anyone while still a free agent, sources said."
CBS Sports have also written LeBron James' interview in 'Today' show hosted by Matt Lauer, where he asked: "Have you begun to think about legacy, Lebron?"
Then James answered "No, I really haven't. I think legacy will speak for itself. Who I am as a man and what I do off the floor defines my legacy more than what I do on the court. That's just how I've always thought about it but I don't really get caught up into it too much."
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