Why was Nigel Thatch recast in Godfather of Harlem? What happened to Nigel Thatch in Godfather of Harlem?

Actor Nigel Thatch was born in St. Louis, Missouri. The middle-aged actor is well known for his role in L.A. Twister.

Nigel has been in a few films in addition to his TV series. His biggest film performance to date was in the historical drama starring Oprah Winfrey and David Oyelowo, which received a 7.5/10 on IMDb and a 99% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Selma, a film based on the life of Martin Luther King, Jr., introduced new celebrities. Similarly, Nigel Thatch became well-known thanks to the 2014 historical drama Selma. In fact, he got a ton of critical acclaim for his portrayal of Malcolm X in the Oscar-nominated movie.

Why was Nigel Thatch recast in Godfather of Harlem?

Thatch’s absence from Godfather of Harlem Season 3 was explained by the show’s writers as the result of scheduling issues, which made the actor unavailable when the third season was scheduled to be filmed.

What happened to Nigel Thatch in Godfather of Harlem?

When Godfather of Harlem’s third season premieres on Sunday, January 15, viewers will note that the cast has changed because Nigél Thatch is no longer playing Malcolm X.

The actor played the civil rights leader in Selma, opposite David Oyelowo’s Martin Luther King Jr., in 2014. He then took on the role in the first two seasons of the MGM+ series. Jason Alan Carvell takes on the part in Season 3.