On April 30, Beijing time, the 2021-22 NBA playoffs continued. In the regular season, the Lakers only made 33 wins and missed the playoffs. Since the end of the regular season, Lakers star James has embarked on his holiday trip, he has traveled to the Maldives and other places, and now he has come to Dubai.
Earlier today, James updated his social media by posting a video of himself and his wife having dinner under the Burj Khalifa. As we all know, the Burj Khalifa is 828 meters high and is known as the tallest building in the world, and James also wrote: "I made her (wife) highly nervous!" But as you can see from the video, James himself is still very excited, grinning all the time, and feeling very comfortable.
James also visited the safari park, interacting with giraffes, elephants and other animals, and he also posted a video of elephants eating apples, calling them "quiet giants!" "It has to be said that because there is no game mission, James's recent life can be said to be very leisurely. However, he is also paying attention to the movements of the NBA playoffs, and has repeatedly posted his views on social media, becoming an "enthusiastic audience"!
In addition, according to Cleveland media reports, a biographical film of James's high school basketball career is currently being filmed in Cleveland, Akron and other places. Among them, St. Paul's Episcopal Church on Fairmont Avenue is the filming location of James's high school alma mater, St. Vincent-St. Mary's High School in Akron. Interestingly, there were rumors in the film that Brownie would be asked to play James's father, to which Bill Garvey, chairman of the Film Commission, said: "No, it's about James's growing up years, so there will be a dedicated actor to play him, and so will the other characters who are now on the basketball tour at AAU." ”
The film takes place in 2003, the last season of James' high school career, based on Buzz Bisinger's biographical work "Meteor", at the 2003 draft, James was selected by the Cavaliers with the first pick in the first round, and then entered the NBA to start his brilliant career.