Are you also annoyed they excluded white actresses for white character roles, all over?

[strateguy632]

When i watched film madam webb 2024, i knew it related to spider man WORLD, due to the name webb. But i failed to connect it.

Fans knew that webb (not carpenter) protected the "would be spider woman" named mattie, but she and peter parker, both shown, were not apparent, like a prequel.

THE CHARACTER

In 1998 comic book mattie was spider woman.

https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Martha_Franklin_(Earth-616)

The role was a character who was white...

But like nick fury, they excluded whites from acting a white character.

Now don't misquote me that i oppose minority characters, i encourage MAKE minority characters, add them, and therefore minority actors to play their roles but...

Doesn't it also annoy you that all around, they exclude white actresses from white characters?

To name a few: nick fury. Excluded white actors for white character in comic book. Not simply adding a minority but DISPLACED EXCLUDED the appropriate actor. (The only compromise i can think of, as i wrote elsewhere, would be a painted face but they didn't).

https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Nicholas_Fury_(Earth-616)/Gallery

Mattie in madame webb 2024, Excluded white actresses for "white character" in comic book.

This is not just ONCE for snow white... where the fuss is major, due to the change conflicted the very essence of the original character snow white, of grimm, but this is an epidemic!

Who knows how many more? Are you also annoyed by this #pandemic excluding whites?

[Daniela1982]

Seems like they have to make versions where black actors play the parts. Even the Wizard of Oz. Yeah, it's annoying. I'm waiting for a new version of Gone With the Wind where Scarlet O'Hara is black, Mammie is white, and Rhett Butler is Chinese. SMH

[David5668]

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[exitseven]

I never could figure out how all of a sudden Nick Fury became a black guy. They kept the eye patch too. He fought in WW2 so he must be 100 years old too. I remember how he got the eye patch.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

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[oldpigg]

I'm not white, so I don't care.