John Boyega has been discussing his frustration and opposition to him since he was calling on the far-flung galaxy, and he was defeated by the racism he experienced in being performed. Star Wars'The latest generation of heroes, and the struggle he faces in Finland in the sequel trilogy. But as part of an interview with a new Apple TV+ documentary about Black Hollywood, the actor further announced the franchise’s white hero.
“Star Wars There is always the atmosphere of the whitest elite space. This is such a white franchise that a black man exists [it] Yes,” Boyega in part of the interview No. 1 on the call sheet: Black leaders in Hollywoodnow stream on Apple TV+, via Variety), and then discuss the way Star Wars Fans defended prominent roles lacking non-white backgrounds.
“When some people, you can always say yes Star Wars Fans try to say, “Well, we have Lando Caricians, Samuel L. Jackson!” It’s like telling me how many cookies are in the cookie dough. Like, they're just scattered there, brothers,” Boyga continued. “They can play their best friends, but once we run into their heroes, once we lead, once we lead, once we pioneer, it's like, 'Oh my goodness, that's too much! They are running around. '”
Boyega often discusses his views on Finland's role in the sequel trilogy, facing comments on the cultural war, unsupported role of the sequel trilogy and in Power awakeningbut after cancellation, his latest comments specifically pointed out Sergeant, Star Wars The series is led by a significant non-white cast, including Amandla Stenberg as a dual leadership role for Twins Osha and Mae Aniseya. Sergeant It's the latest one Star Wars Last year, and even after, its diverse cast discovered his own target of maliciousness and harassment, which was the target of premature cancellation last year and the latest harassment by Lucasfilm and Disney and Disney, which was after paranoid harassment, followed by actors like Boyega and Kelly Marie Tran, playing Prove the Tover toper toper toper toper toper toper toper teper teper the Proge to the Prove and te Spader and proped Stars on the sequel Trilogy.
As the studio has made a lot of progress in defending minority talent – Boyga himself has praised the studio in the past, just as the studio has been following its public support for Moses Ingram Obi-Wan Kenobi Actresses face racist abuse due to the performance of Imperial Inquisitor Reva – it's clear that there are still many ways to elevate more diverse leadership roles Star Wars'The future…and the way Lucasfilm and Disney defend those potential stars from being eliminated.
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