Since tasting the sweetness of "political correctness" in some movies, Disney has been out of control and has never returned on this road.
So, later we saw that Mickey Mouse was more and more fond of stuffing all kinds of black people into the movie.
Does the actor match the appearance of the character? How's the acting? It's not the point at all, the focus is on their skin color and gender.
As a result, we can see some very hot-eyed movie casting like a joke.
For example, the new version of "Snow White", in which the casting of the villain queen and Snow White, can be said to be laughable.
In this version of the film, Snow White is played by Latino actress Rachel Zegler.
Since he is a Latino actor, the skin color must have nothing to do with white, in fact, Rachel's skin color, although not very dark, has nothing to do with white skin.
Secondly, Rachel, an actress, although her appearance is still comparable to the actor of "The Little Mermaid", she can still see it, but in all fairness, her appearance has little to do with "beautiful" and "beautiful".
In fact, this actor has nothing to do with "Snow White".
Snow White, whose skin is as white as snow, but Rachel is a Latino, with a dark complexion, which has nothing to do with what "white snow" is.
Snow White, skin like gelatin, Rachel's face, thick eyebrows like a man, and a few large black moles.
Of course, this is not to say that there is any discrimination in appearance, let alone that you can't be an actor if you are not beautiful enough, but the problem is that the filmmaker should choose an actor who fits the role when casting, right?
In fact, purely from the appearance point of view, Rachel is more suitable for that kind of "female man" type of role, even if you want her to make a scarf and not let the eyebrows be justified.
However, letting her play the delicate role of Snow White is really a bit of a rudiment.
Or to put it in layman's terms, this actress doesn't look like a good lord, and it is more appropriate for her to play a female general than a princess.
Another point is that Rachel's appearance is really not compatible with what the magic mirror says is "the most beautiful and beautiful girl in the world", which is not discrimination, but the role setting is like this.
In comparison, the actress who plays the vicious queen is the famous "Wonder Woman" Gail Gadot, whether it is appearance or body, it is a proper top, and the appearance is really much better than this Rachel.
It is no wonder that some people say that the magic mirror is broken, and they deliberately say the opposite.
Of course, speaking of this, there may be children's shoes that have doubts, and the producer does not know the problem of casting? If you know, then why choose someone like this?
The answer is simple, or those four words, political correctness.
So why, if it's politically correct, why not choose a pure black actress, but a Latino?
In fact, when the live-action version of "Snow White" was selected, Disney originally planned to choose a black actress to play the heroine, and there was more than one, and many black actresses were shortlisted.
Only later, after thinking about it again and again, I felt that Snow White had become a black snow princess, afraid of causing too much rebound, so I gave up.
But even if you don't choose black people, you still have to make a fuss about skin color, so Rachel, a Latin actress with a skin color, was successfully selected, so it was just equivalent to putting one-step things in place.
This time it's a dark-skinned Latino, and when the audience gets used to it, the next time the project is restarted, it's time to let the black actors star directly.
Interestingly, after the original announcement of the casting, there are actually many viewers on the extranet who are also very dissatisfied with disney's casting.
Say okay Snow White, how did you get a dark-skinned Latino to play?
As for Rachel, the actor, there was also a response to this opposition at the time.
In some of the photos released, she looked much whiter, presumably in response to this objection.
But she quickly added, "Yes, I am a veritable Snow White!" But you know, I didn't bleach my skin for this character! ”
It seems that this actress is really afraid of provoking the black people.
As for Disney's official response to the casting, it is still the same:
"Rachel's performance at the audition was outstanding, beyond all of our expectations, and we believe she can definitely play this role."
Almost all of them are similar kind words, and as for the question of skin color and appearance, they avoid talking about it, and the so-called response is almost all nonsense.
As for the recognized beauty Gayle Gadot to play the queen, it is obviously a piece of insurance.
Can't there be a beautiful woman who can watch in a movie, right? You know, this is a commercial film.
Since the heroine can't see, let the queen "see"!
What the? You said that Snow White is much more beautiful than the queen in the original work, and it is because of this that the queen's jealousy makes the plot develop?
Unfortunately, capital does not care so much, the protagonist must cling to the "political correctness" 4 words, but if you really let the whole movie have no beautiful actress, that affects the box office and can't do it, then just plug it in.
It has to be said that Disney, as the leading film industry in Hollywood, taking the lead in doing so will only set a very bad example for other companies.
Therefore, in Hollywood now, the smell of copper is everywhere.