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i hope it does well, but i'm really not interested in seeing it.
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jamacia;4063365 said:i hope it does well, but i'm really not interested in seeing it.
laroc;4063396 said:The only way we are gonna see all BlacC cast is if we produce them ourselves. NO IFS or ANDS about it.
Catalyst2012;4063415 said:This is an all black cast, but I see what you saying. Aaron Mcruder( from the Boondocks) is one of the two writing for it too. You got to start of somewhere you feel me.
King Drew;4063570 said:I was going to watch it anyway.....
IntellectualViolence;4063676 said:are saying that there is a lack of good actors and thats why hollywood doesn't support black movies?
explain why the UK can have diverse casts...
Iheart~Cali;4063667 said:I don't really think it will affect diversity. I don't know the exact percentage but isn't it something like 1% of all actors actually "make it". And by sheer numbers, white people far outweigh black people (in hollywood) who pursue acting. That's not to say there isn't alot of black actors, but for every black one I would say there's atleast 5 white people trying to get their foot in the door. So we will always be outnumbered. Then you take out the people who just can't act, and that doesn't leave many. Hell there's only about 12 people max out of everyone who are the golden boys /girls of Hollywood and 2 of them are black so that's about right to me.
Anyway if you're talking about George Lucas, it's cuz he likes the chocolate bunnies. His wife, gf maybe, is black. I really don't see anything wrong with it. I mean Spielberg did Color Purple. John Landis did Coming to America I believe. And Kelsey Grammer produced Girlfriends. You can't get any whiter than him. So whatever. However you can get it released, then do it that way. Better that than nothing.
Reina B;4063381 said:I do beleive this would make some money but it wouldn't have any effect on diversity in Hollywood because Hollywood ain't real in regards to showing people of color as a super hero or in non-coonery form.
IntellectualViolence;4063393 said:the Uk seems to know how to make films/tv shows with diverse casts...
we need that over here...
Iheart~Cali;4063794 said:A Morris Chestnut is a capable actor. But he's not a Denzel Washington. So is there a shortage of "capable" black actors? I would say no. Really good ones? Yes. But that's not just applicable to Blacks, that's everyone. Hence the reason why the same 4 or 5 WHITE actors are mentioned whenever anyone asks who's on your list of favorite actors.
You gotta realize too, that movie making is a money business no matter who it is. If Black movies don't consistently turn a profit, they are going to be hard to finance by major studios. I go to see predominately Black if not all Black movies, and the vast majority of the audience is white. I finally cracked and went to see Madea's Big Happy Family and there were almost no black people besides myself. Same happened with Norbit. Alot of Black people will buy the bootleg instead of spending the money where it counts. How many times do you get approached by a Black guy selling all the latest DVD's on your way to the swap meet? It's simple supply and demand. Get some black butts in the seats and I bet you the scenario will change real quick.
Iheart~Cali;4063794 said:A Morris Chestnut is a capable actor. But he's not a Denzel Washington. So is there a shortage of "capable" black actors? I would say no. Really good ones? Yes. But that's not just applicable to Blacks, that's everyone. Hence the reason why the same 4 or 5 WHITE actors are mentioned whenever anyone asks who's on your list of favorite actors.
You gotta realize too, that movie making is a money business no matter who it is. If Black movies don't consistently turn a profit, they are going to be hard to finance by major studios. I go to see predominately Black if not all Black movies, and the vast majority of the audience is white. I finally cracked and went to see Madea's Big Happy Family and there were almost no black people besides myself. Same happened with Norbit. Alot of Black people will buy the bootleg instead of spending the money where it counts. How many times do you get approached by a Black guy selling all the latest DVD's on your way to the swap meet? It's simple supply and demand. Get some black butts in the seats and I bet you the scenario will change real quick.
IntellectualViolence;4063393 said:the Uk seems to know how to make films/tv shows with diverse casts...
we need that over here...