July 30, 2020
85 minutes
Music
Black Is King
This visual album from Beyoncé reimagines the lessons of "The Lion King" (2019) for today's young kings and queens in search of their own crowns.
Trailer
Cast
Beyoncé
()
Adut Akech
()
Naomi Campbell
()
Blue Ivy Carter
()
Connie Chiume
()
Lupita Nyong'o
()
Kelly Rowland
()
Moonchild Sanelly
()
Nandi Madida
()
Nyaniso Dzedze
()
Warren Masemola
()
Yemi Alade
()
Papi Ojo
()
Jay-Z
()
Pharrell Williams
()
Tina Knowles
()
Aweng Ade-Chuol
()
Folajomi Akinmurele
()
Jessie Reyez
()
Shatta Wale
()
Mary Twala
(Mary Twala)
Rumi Carter
(Special Appearance)
Sir Carter
(Special Appearance)
Lord Afrixanna
(Special Appearance)
Wizkid
(Special Appearance)
Tiwa Savage
(Special Appearance)
Mr Eazi
(Special Appearance)
Nija
(Special Appearance)
Tierra Whack
(Special Appearance)
Busiswa
(Special Appearance)
Sibusiso Mbeje
()
Fumi Odede
()
Stephen Ojo
(Blue Man (Prince Subconscious))
Issak Adoyi
(Flower Boy Leader)
Ganohon Ansansame
(Tribal priestess)
Aqualillies
(Synchronized Swimmers)
Boyd Ashwell
(Model)
Marie-Djata Bamba
(Tribal child)
Manju Bangalore
(Model)
Steven T. Bartlett
(Head Butler)
Alyssa Darryl Bass
(Dancer)
Christopher Bates
(Self)
Nambitha Ben-Mazwi
(Self)
Dennis Boyd
(Warrior)
Diana Care
(Synchronized Swimmer)
Ksyn Cason
(Dancer)
Sandy Colton
(Pregnant Dancer)
Clem Darling
(Head Bellhop)
Adam Jabari Davis
(Dancer)
Lindiwe Dim
(Nala's Friend)
Sadyr Diouf
(Guard)
Jean Donnay
(Dancer)
Constance Ejuma
(Tea Party Guest)
Michael Franklin
(Michael Franklin)
Oghenero Gbaje
(Self)
Andray Johnson
(Praying Warrior)
Ashanti Ledon
(Dancer)
JD McCrary
(Young Simba)
Lanier McKinney
(Dancer)
Jamal Moore
(Self)
Charles Nwokolo
(African Elder)
Donald Paige
(Choir)
J Rome
(Self)
Timia Simone Reed
(Self)
Margeaux Reign
()
Philicia Saunders
(Synchronized Swimmer)
Nikeva Stapleton
(Tribal Woman)
Hollister Starrett
(Bellhop)
ShaLeah Nicole
(Self)
Tameer
()
Nicole Danielle Watts
(Villager)
Kuoth Wiel
(Kuoth Wiel)
Alysha Young
(Synchronized Swimmer)
Ron Gilbert
(Butler (uncredited))
Shukri Hassan
(Girl (uncredited))
Sheila M. Lockhart
(African Woman (uncredited))
