A Synchromystic Conversation with Actor Winston Duke About His Role in Jordan Peele's New Horror Film Us?

My movie ticket for the April 2nd screening of 'Us'

I stumbled across a podcast yesterday featuring Winston Duke at the 'Picture House' podcast site when I was putting together my last post about Heath Ledger's birthday and Bill Heine's passing on April 2nd, 2019 -
Happy Birthday Heath Ledger and Put on a Happy Face?

Bill Heine (9 January 1945 – 2 April 2019)

Bill Heine's house in Oxford, England

I'd never heard of Bill Heine or his house with a shark sculpture on the roof of his Oxford home until I saw Mat Whitecross had Twittered about Bill's passing and Mat living next to the 

Oxford cinema Bill had once owned.
And I got that quote of Bill's pictured further above in this post about sailing in dangerous waters, rather than staying on the beach from a movie he was in about the Oxford cinema he once owned, which seemed to have had a black and white minstrel as the cinema mascot at one time.
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A penultimate politically incorrect Blackface?!

The weird thing here ... and there are many in this post ... was that the day Bill Heine passed away I had gone to the cinema with my youngest son to see 'Us'.
We (or should that be Us?-) are something like ten hours ahead of England, plus I hadn't heard about Bill or his passing until April 4th Australian time anyway.
But I couldn't help thinking in hindsight just how synchromystic this all was with the shark theme in Bill's life, the movie 'Us' and my own life, as I'm a mad Cronulla Sharks supporter.

The Sharks vs The Storm?-)

The Duke of York’s cinema, Brighton, England

It was when I was checking out the other cinema that Bill once owned in Brighton called the 'DUKE of York's' that I found a link on the cinema's home page to a link to the 'Picture House' podcast and I listened to the podcast featuring Winston DUKE -
Podcast | Us with Winston Duke

I found this interview with Winston Duke pretty ho-hum until around the 14-minute mark where Winston tells of some of the weirdness surrounding the filming of the movie, like a real-life blood moon taking place while filming at the lake, often mysteriously wrapping up filming at 11:11pm on the dot and seeing a seagull eating another dead seagull in Santa Cruz.
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The secrets behind the Headington Shark

1111 ... On Borrowed Time?

Just keep swimming?