LeBron James ended his time with the Los Angeles Lakers after eight seasons, during which he managed to win a historic championship in the middle of the pandemic, in 2020. However, at 41 years old, he still wants more and is looking for a new opportunity to become champion with the Philadelphia 76ers.
With the 76ers, he has signed a two-season contract and will share the locker room with Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey or Jaylen Brown, making them clear title contenders, which would make him the first player in history to win championships with three different franchises, after those achieved with the Miami Heat, Cleveland Cavaliers and Los Angeles Lakers.
That said, although his career is marked by his success in the NBA, LeBron James has also built a modest career in Hollywood, taking part in films, documentaries, television series, and animation projects.
All of LeBron James’s film projects
His first appearance on the big screen came in 2008 with the documentary “More than a Game”, focused on his high school years and the path he traveled to become a basketball star.
A year later, he appeared as himself in “Square Roots: The Story of SpongeBob SquarePants”. Then, in 2015, he made a cameo in the film “Trainwreck” and in 2018 he made the jump to voice acting, voicing the character Gwangi in the animated film “Smallfoot”, before starring in 2021 in “Space Jam: A New Legacy”, his major project, similar to the one Michael Jordan had already done in the 1990s, where he played a fictional version of himself, earning a Razzie nomination for ‘Worst Actor’. His most recent work is a cameo in “House Party” (2023).
On television, LeBron James was seen in 2005 in an episode of “The Simpsons” titled “Homer and Ned”s Hail Mary Pass”, and in 2009 he appeared as a guest star in the episodes “Outbreak Monkey” of “My Wife and Kids” and “Give a Little Bit” of “Entourage”.
That same year he again played himself in the special “SpongeBob”s Truth or Square”. Between 2011 and 2014, he was one of the people in charge of the animated miniseries “The LeBrons”, created by Nike, while later he made appearances in the episodes “Guts”of “Survivor”s Remorse” and “The Cruel Giggling Ghoul” of “Teen Titans Go!”. In addition to acting or voicing characters, he has developed a side as an executive producer on the HBO series “The Shop” and the competition show “Million Dollar Mile”, premiered by CBS. His most recent television work was in 2024 with the documentary series “Starting 5″, on Netflix.
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