What does this say about how much authenticity matters when the franchise and characters are white? A lot.
For more on the subject, see Dismissing the Pro-Airbender Arguments and Denzel Washington as JFK?
July 01, 2010
New Spider-Man is...white!
'Spider-Man' finds its new Peter Parker: Andrew Garfield
What does this say about how much authenticity matters when the franchise and characters are white? A lot.
For more on the subject, see Dismissing the Pro-Airbender Arguments and Denzel Washington as JFK?
What does this say about how much authenticity matters when the franchise and characters are white? A lot.
For more on the subject, see Dismissing the Pro-Airbender Arguments and Denzel Washington as JFK?
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One example of when the casting went the other way was African-American Michael Clark Duncan being cast as the white Kingpin in "Daredevil". I thought the casting decision could not be better.
Casting African-American Billy Dee Williams as the white Two Face/ Harvey Dent character in 1989 "Batman" was an interesting choice, but he was only in for a little bit. When push came to shove, and Two-Face got major screen time in later "Batman" movies, they used white actors.
I tend to agree. For more on the subject, see Black Batman in First Wave Universe?
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