Hollywood A-Lister Tyriq Withers Is Making Rapid Strides
Rising Star Tyriq Withers Gains Spotlight Before AMC Debut
Tyriq Withers, a 20-something actor hailing from Florida, is making waves in the entertainment industry, despite not having his movies released yet. With a striking resemblance to a Michelangelo statue and a quiet, shy demeanor, Withers is turning heads both on and off the screen.
Recently, Withers was spotted in a Lower Manhattan restaurant, dressed casually in baggy jeans, high-top Nike Dunks, and a vintage Mets tee. As he entered, diners turned their heads, drawn to his towering six-foot-five frame and movie-star charisma.
Despite not currently being on the AMC screen, Withers has two upcoming movies slated for release this year. In July, he will star in the reboot of the classic horror film "I Know What You Did Last Summer." Additionally, he will appear in a Jordan Peele-produced football horror flick titled "HIM," directed by Justin Tipping and produced by Monkeypaw Productions.
Withers's conversation during dinner revealed his awe for the big city, New York. He spoke with depth about race, identity, and the nature of grief, showing a maturity beyond his years. In fact, seeing Denzel Washington in a Broadway performance of Othello recently was a milestone for the young actor.
However, Withers has a quirk that sets him apart from some of Hollywood's elite - he is allergic to cilantro. When ordering his lamb shoulder, he politely asked the server to skip the garnish.
With his movies set to hit AMC theaters this month and in July, it won't be long before audiences get a chance to see this rising star in action. Until then, they can only imagine the charisma and depth he will bring to the screen.
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