Everything We Know About 'Shooting Stars,' the Upcoming LeBron James Movie on Peacock

LeBron James might be in the midst of yet another playoff run that adds to his storied resume, but we're soon going to get another look at how it all got started. If you are an NBA fan, chances are you're already aware of James' superstar high school career at St. Vincent-St. Mary High School in Akron, Ohio where a good majority of the world was introduced to him and journey into becoming one of the best NBA players to ever play the game, but for the first time we're going to get the story told to us in biopic fashion. Entitled Shooting Stars, the film is based on the book of the same name written by James and author Buzz Bissinger.

Here's a look at everything we know so far, including the flick's release date, trailer, cast and more.

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Top-ranked Marquis "Mookie" Cook will take on the role of teenage LeBron James in what will be his acting debut. Mookie is currently committed to playing for the Oregon Ducks, and will debut with the team this fall.

Stranger Things star Caleb McLaughlin will portray James' teammate and at St. Vincent–St. Mary and friend Dru Joyce III, the son of Coach Dru Joyce (who will be played by Wood Harris).

Avery Wills Jr. (Swagger), will star as Willie McGee, the quiet athlete who's the new kid in Akron, Ohio. James' high school rival Romeo Travis will be played by the currently project No. 2 pick in the 2023 NBA Draft Sterling “Scoot” Henderson, and Khalil Everage (Cobra Kai) will play the role of the Sian Cotton.

Here's a glimpse at the second teaser we mentioned earlier.

Once again you can catch Shooting Stars on Peacock starting June 2nd.