Complex Characters in 'Double Down South': Kim Coates & Lili Simmons Explain

Explore the risky world of keno billiards with Kim Coates & Lili Simmons in their movie 'Double Down South'. Let's go Beyond the Mic! Welcome Kim Coates and Lili SimmonsWe’re joined on the Starline by two stars, the veteran award winning actor who played the bad boy Tig on “Sons of Anarchy”, the other as Claud in “Power: Book IV: Force”. They’ve teamed up in a movie “Double Down South” on the dangerous world of illegal, high stakes Keno billiards gambling. We welcome Kim Coates and Lili Simmons.Friends, let’s go Beyond the Mic. Lili, what made this movie so attractive to you? Speaking about vipers Kim, what’s so fun about playing the bad boy in the film? The Rockin' 8:It’s time for the Rockin’ 8, 8 random questions, answer with the first thing that comes to your mind. There is no Pressure. Since we have two guests we’ll alternate questions.1. Lili, do you remember the name of the teacher who influenced you to be an actor? 2. Kim, how about you? 3. Lili, since the Rams / Eagles were eliminated, who did you want to see in the Super Bowl? 4. Kim, what’s the best thing about your daughter Brenna?5. Lili, did your brother protect you or taunt you growing up? 6. Kim, who’s your favorite team in the professional women hockey league? 7. Lili, what’s the one thing you took from the Banchee set? 8. Kim, what’s the one thing you took from the Anarchy set? Sneaking in One More:Who is the better billiard player now? One Big Question:Kim you believe in mentoring, Lili you believe in protecting the ocean with reusable straws. Why is giving back important to you?The Wrap:Kim chooses his bad boys careful, Lili protected her brother growing up and they want you to watch “Double Down South”. Kim Coates, Lili Simmons thanks for taking the time to talk with us today.And that my friends is a Beyond the Mic Short Cut.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacyPodtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp