She's literally Hawaiian, how could they find any reason not to like her?Disney has cast the actress to play the sister for their upcoming Lilo & Stich live action remake, seems the people that cheer this sort of thing aren't very happy..
She's literally Hawaiian, how could they find any reason not to like her?Disney has cast the actress to play the sister for their upcoming Lilo & Stich live action remake, seems the people that cheer this sort of thing aren't very happy..
She's not the right sort of Hawaiian, obviouslyShe's literally Hawaiian, how could they find any reason not to like her?
What are you actually talking about? You have inferred people aren't happy but there's nothing in the article you have linked to about it.Disney has cast the actress to play the sister for their upcoming Lilo & Stich live action remake, seems the people that cheer this sort of thing aren't very happy..
Learn to Google big boyWhat are you actually talking about? You have inferred people aren't happy but there's nothing in the article you have linked to about it.
A bit like all of your posts and yet you still persist.Oh so I actively have to Google things to feed the culture wars rage now? That seems like an incredible waste of time.
Feel free to stick me on ignore.A bit like all of your posts and yet you still persist.
Why? I love a daily giggle.Feel free to stick me on ignore.
“Not being Indigenous or from a PoC community, it may not be easy to see a problem with this casting, but within our communities this is a big issue,” one person tweeted. “Nani is Indigenous Hawaiian with strong features and dark skin, this casting is blatant colorism.”
"Listen, she's probably a lovely woman but I can't help but feel disappointed. I wanted Nani to look like me."
Well to give you credit, at least you do realise that less than 10 people moaning on twitter isn't news worthy.For those unwilling to Google a story, I spent the 10 seconds it took for you, although I dio genuinely find it strange that they were unwilling to even look at this story when threads about fan reactions to altering the skin colour of a character/actor in films is normally a topic they would post on -
Disney’s casting of ‘Lilo & Stitch’ character prompts colorism debate
Native Hawaiian fans say Disney has a track record of whitewashing characters, and they’re not happy with the reimagining of Nani as a lighter-skinned, biracial actor in the classic movie’s upcoming adaptation.www.nbcnews.com
Live-Action Lilo & Stitch's Nani Casting Upsets Fans: "This Casting Is Blatant Colorism"
Did Disney get it wrong... again?screenrant.com
Disney criticised after revealing cast for Lilo & Stitch remake
Sydney Agudong - a 22-year-old who has Hawaiian ancestry - has been cast as Lilo's older sister, Nani. But some say she doesn't reflect how the character looked in the original animation.news.sky.com
The Internet Is Outraged Over Disney's Casting Of Nani In The Live-Action "Lilo & Stitch" – Here's Why
"Give darker-skinned Pacific Islanders the visibility we deserve."www.buzzfeed.com
All of this, from what I've seen, comes from just a handful of initial tweets from random folks (less than 10) with tiny twitter accounts i.e. not popular or heavily followed etc, saying this sort of thing quoted below. However, now the media have highlighted this by inflating a few insignificant tweets into a race-hate storm, they'll be able to sit back now for the post click-bait advertising money they know they'll get sadly -
Well to give you credit, at least you do realise that less than 10 people moaning on twitter isn't news worthy.
Clickbait gotta keep clickbaiting.
Do you have an opinion on the topic at hand Tony or is this your usual post and run?I have to ask. Why havent our resident 'They cant change races in films' lot not got a 50 page thread on this yet?
'Theyve ruined another childhood film now'
Do you have an opinion on the topic at hand Tony or is this your usual post and run?
That's a no thenIve clearly said what I wanted to say.
Where's the race swap? The actress is Hawaiian, the character is Hawaiian.Why are you not complaing about races switching yet?
They spent half the production budget on marketing 90MillionNot surprised about Strange Worlds, that film got almost no advertising. I didn't even hear about it until after release when people were saying it wasn't selling well lol. Lightyear I still haven't got round to, I like Toy Story but not sure I care about a 'real' Buzz film.