TMP takes a brief look back at the history of whitewashing in Hollywood as well as the accusations brought against recent Summer films. Since when does cating the best person for the role become an issue?
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– Intro & Overview
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– Emotional Impact & Storytelling
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– Final Thoughts & Rating
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Great article, and I could not agree more.
I admit, that whitewashing is still around to some degree (like in the film 21), but for the most part, I don't know of any directors who would really care anymore. Some of the most successful actors are of color.
I fully believe that casting should be based on the best person for the job.
Just so long as directors aren't permanently discriminating it shouldn't be a big deal.
No sh!t it white washing and it not only in the movie it the world history i love how white people made god and all the angels white.
btw i'm mix so yeah