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re: GLAAD Calls on Gaming Industry to Hire More LGBT Workers, Add More Gay Characters
Posted on 2/16/24 at 7:50 am to SouthEasternKaiju
Posted on 2/16/24 at 7:50 am to SouthEasternKaiju
That always reminds me of Spike Lee trying to go after Clint Eastwood for not casting black people in Flags Of Our Fathers.
Clint’s response was, amongst other things, that there weren’t any black soldiers at Iwo Jima and any black people involved on the US side would have been cooks on the ship because the military wasn’t integrated at that time.
Trying to make a serious piece, drama, action or otherwise, set in a specific time period in the past needs to have at least some semblance of realism or it takes people out of the work.
Ed O’Neill, best known as Al Bundy, ended up cut from one or more films as a result. Good actor but simply being known as Al Bundy meant that he couldn’t be taken seriously as a military officer in a court martial. Doing so took people out of the film and that is why he got cut.
Clint’s response was, amongst other things, that there weren’t any black soldiers at Iwo Jima and any black people involved on the US side would have been cooks on the ship because the military wasn’t integrated at that time.
Trying to make a serious piece, drama, action or otherwise, set in a specific time period in the past needs to have at least some semblance of realism or it takes people out of the work.
Ed O’Neill, best known as Al Bundy, ended up cut from one or more films as a result. Good actor but simply being known as Al Bundy meant that he couldn’t be taken seriously as a military officer in a court martial. Doing so took people out of the film and that is why he got cut.
Posted on 2/16/24 at 9:58 am to teke184
Isn't it weird how the folks who cry 'appropriation!' about everything are so hard pressed to do exactly that with history?
Black Cleopatra
Black Anne Boleyn
Indian Sir Issac Newton
Black everyone in Hamilton
Perception of an actor is a curious thing. From the original Superman (George Reeves) to today, actors who are known for ONE thing often don't get more roles. Of course, until they do.
Black Cleopatra
Black Anne Boleyn
Indian Sir Issac Newton
Black everyone in Hamilton
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Ed O’Neill, best known as Al Bundy, ended up cut from one or more films as a result. Good actor but simply being known as Al Bundy meant that he couldn’t be taken seriously as a military officer in a court martial. Doing so took people out of the film and that is why he got cut.
Perception of an actor is a curious thing. From the original Superman (George Reeves) to today, actors who are known for ONE thing often don't get more roles. Of course, until they do.
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