Except when it does? Casting an Asian actor wouldn't have assured success. Marketing is the culprit, of course. Theoretically it always is.
A note to Hollywood: Whitewashing doesn't pay. "Ghost in the Shell" fizzles around the world.http://nyti.ms/2nLnyKs
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the point is that they thought that casting a "bankable" white celebrity would bring in box office money. it didn't.
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You are right. That's Hollywood for you. Either way they are often misguided
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Note To New York-- a person who speaks with authority IS THE BOSS, BABY.
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I walked out of Ghost in the Shell.
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Note to New York Times Arts-- Whitewashing how actual Asians feel is laughable. Seriously, thought you guys hated that stuff. Racist much?
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This is the reason why people dont care about you anymore. All these silly stuff to get clicks. The movie was turned into robocop, thats why
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Whitewashing worked just fine for Dr Strange
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The colour of skin should not matter. I just watch for the plot. And you should follow mlk and do so aswell.
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