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I always thought Charlton Heston in 'Touch of Evil' was a laugh.
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