Clifton Powell Plays "This or That" with Actors (Part 17)
May 1, 2026
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In a fun and revealing segment, veteran actor Clifton Powell joined Vlad to play "This or That," a rapid-fire game where Powell chose his favorite actors from pairs Vlad named—each being talents Powell has interviewed before. The game challenged Clifton to pick between well-known performers, offering insight into his personal opinions on acting styles and skills.
Powell expressed admiration for actors like Malik Yoba, whom he called an "actor's actor," consistently favoring him over others including comedians with acting credits. He also showed respect for Isaiah Washington’s intense craft and appreciated Garrett Morris’s enduring impact as an actor. Clifton noted the challenge in comparing dramatic actors and comedians, recognizing their different strengths.
Discussing a wide range of stars such as Fredric Star, Kahlil Kane, Miguel Nunez, and Tiffany Haddish, Powell’s choices showcased his appreciation for versatility and depth in acting, highlighting the thoughtful perspective of this seasoned artist.
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