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Characters In True Story Films/Shows Invented For Diversity Reasons

Characters In True Story Films/Shows Invented For Diversity Reasons

Quote: (03-24-2018 12:44 PM)rudebwoy Wrote:  

Lone Ranger

Kung Fu - they didn't want to cast Bruce Lee, so they used David Carradine.

Tonto - portrayed by Johnny Depp.

Cleopatra - portrayed by Elizabeth Taylor

Genghis Khan - portrayed by John Wayne

Those were not created for a global, but mostly for a local Western market with 90% and Europe 98% being White.

If the Philippines had done those flics for their market, then all of them would be Filipinos. Also - Cleopatra may very well have been pretty white according to recent DNA tests. Those tests can be done and redone again and again becoming ever more exact in the future.

The difference to the past is that White historical characters are being changed in a still White-dominated country in order to show the middle finger to the Western history and culture. Those roles in the past were not created to enrage Mongol and Chinese people. The ones now honestly are.

And the casting choice of Johnny Depp was likely purely based on Depp wanting to do the project for some reason - they could not resist doing the project and had to go ahead with it despite him being an odd choice.

The Chinese for example cast Matt Damon into their Chinese Wall movie. Sometimes they even pick actors like Keanu Reeves for their movies just because they like him. And this is a Chinese decision - not even by Hollywood execs.

There were some more racists casting choices by Hollywood and I mentioned some above where they let Mickey Rooney play a Japanese bloke and comedic relief. But Genghis Khan was no comedic relief.

It's more akin to Shakespeare being played exclusively by men in the past, because it was the custom back then (stupid custom, but custom nonetheless and nothing seen against women).
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I love the way you have to analyze it or justify something when you don't agree with it.

What about Bruce Lee having to wear a mask as Kato, in Green Lantern?

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Quote: (03-24-2018 12:44 PM)rudebwoy Wrote:  

Lone Ranger

Kung Fu - they didn't want to cast Bruce Lee, so they used David Carradine.

Tonto - portrayed by Johnny Depp.

Cleopatra - portrayed by Elizabeth Taylor

Genghis Khan - portrayed by John Wayne

Cleopatra was white (Macedonian/Greek) and not Egyptian.

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Quote: (03-24-2018 02:27 PM)rudebwoy Wrote:  

I love the way you have to analyze it or justify something when you don't agree with it.

What about Bruce Lee having to wear a mask as Kato, in Green Lantern?






You mean the TV series in which Green Hornet was also wearing a mask?

That show was 1970s Hollywood idiocy at it's best. I only saw a few episodes recently and Bruce Lee was clearly the main star and also did most of the work. Hollywood sometimes was more retarded than the population. Bruce Lee would have been a star in the 70s if he had been promoted better. And actually he became a cult star in the 1980s even after his death. Many white kids in the 1980s had posters up of him. Actually I met some guys who tried to emulate Bruce Lee - they could identify very well with a Chinese bloke. This identification crap is mostly SJW bullshit.

I actually like fitting diverse characters - love Blade, like Jackie Chan movies, Will Smith played great role and so did Morgan Freeman - it's only idiotic forced diversity that I hate - and not one where a Nigerian plays Caesar in a Nigerian production.

I hate the diversity bullshit that is designed to clearly show some propaganda point:

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The Lone Ranger stories were both based on a real character and the original guy was a black dude, a runaway former slave who lived with the Indians for a while.

The real story may be more interesting than the fiction! (But the best thing about that show was the theme music adapted from Wagner)
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Quote: (03-24-2018 10:33 PM)Rotten Wrote:  

The Lone Ranger stories were both based on a real character and the original guy was a black dude, a runaway former slave who lived with the Indians for a while.

The real story may be more interesting than the fiction! (But the best thing about that show was the theme music adapted from Wagner)

Another sign showing how retarded Hollywood is. Only because Johnny Depp wanted to play in the movie they discarded the real history which would have been so much cooler.

And imagine this - it's a story that shows real "diversity" and could be liked both by the left and the right:

https://www.history.com/news/bass-reeves...-black-man
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In 1838—nearly a century before the Lone Ranger was introduced to the public—Bass Reeves was born a slave in the Arkansas household of William S. Reeves, who relocated to Paris, Texas, in 1846. It was in Texas, during the Civil War, that William made Bass accompany his son, George Reeves, to fight for the Confederacy.

While serving George, Bass escaped to Indian Territory under the cover of the night. The Indian Territory, known today as Oklahoma, was a region ruled by five Native American tribes—Cherokee, Seminole, Creek, Choctaw and Chickasaw—who were forced from their homelands due to the Indian Removal Act of 1830. While the community was governed through a system of tribal courts, the courts’ jurisdiction only extended to members of the five major tribes. That meant anyone who wasn’t part of those tribes—from escaped slaves to petty criminals—could only be pursued on a federal level within its boundaries. It was against the backdrop of the lawless Old West that Bass would earn his formidable reputation.

Upon arriving in the Indian Territory, Bass learned the landscape and the customs of the Seminole and Creek tribes, even learning to speak their languages. After the 13th Amendment was passed in 1865, abolishing slavery, Bass, now formally a free man, returned to Arkansas, where he married and went on to have 11 children.


After a decade of freedom, Bass returned to the Indian Territory when U.S. Marshal James Fagan recruited him to help rein in the criminals that plagued the land. Fagan, under the direction of federal judge Isaac C. Parker, brought in 200 deputy marshals to calm the growing chaos throughout the West. The deputy marshals were tasked with bringing in the countless thieves, murderers and fugitives who had overrun the expansive 75,000-square-mile territory. Able local shooters and trackers were sought out for the position, and Bass was one of the few African-Americans recruited.

Standing at 6 feet 2 inches, with proficient shooting skills from his time in the Civil War and his knowledge of the terrain and language, Bass was the perfect man for the challenge. Upon taking the job, he became the first black deputy U.S. marshal west of the Mississippi.

As deputy marshal, Bass is said to have arrested more than 3,000 people and killed 14 outlaws, all without sustaining a single gun wound, writes biographer Art T. Burton, who first asserted the theory that Bass had inspired the Lone Ranger in his 2006 book, Black Gun, Silver Star: The Life and Legend of Frontier Marshal Bass Reeves.

At the heart of Burton’s argument is that fact that over 32 years as a deputy marshal, Bass found himself in numerous stranger-than-fiction encounters. Also, many of the fugitives Bass arrested were sent to the Detroit House of Corrections, in the same city where the Lone Ranger would be introduced to the world on the radio station WXYZ on January 30, 1933.

Fucking A - that's an awesome guy - better than any Hollywood invention.

Hollywood and their left is really retarded making up crappy stories while ignoring good real ones. They even have slavery and racism in it and would not do it. Too masculine and law-abiding for them? Heck - I would even go watch a movie about that guy.
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I read about him some time ago, truly awesome dude and. The original Django haha.
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It's a blessing in disguise that they haven't made a movie about Bass Reeves.

I'd love to see such a film - but present day Hollywood would shit it up with modern soy politics, disgracing the memory of such a heroic man.

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Quote: (03-18-2018 11:53 PM)Paracelsus Wrote:  

Quote: (03-18-2018 09:43 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  

Quote: (03-17-2018 08:40 PM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  

It doesn't matter whether the Blade story was better or worse for having a white dude play Whistler.

Turn around is fair play.

I agree - Blade is an example of a race swap that did not matter.

The same goes for Red in Shawshank Redemption:

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It was meant to be played by Paul Newman making more sense within the original story of a redheaded man. But ultimately the part was played well by Morgan Freeman.

At the very best one could call this clever good propaganda, but I could live with that.

They also at least addressed the point in two parts:
(1) When Andy asks Red why he's called that, he replies with a grin that it's "Must be because I'm Irish."
(2) When there's a mail call later on, Freeman's character is called out by the name "Otis Redding."

This is not based on a true story.

It is based on a Stephen King novel.

Morgan nailed this role, like he normally does.

Paul Newman hasn't been in a good movies for decades.

As for Ghostbusters and Ocean's remake. Those movies weren't great to begin with and doing a remake is just Hollywood running out of ideas.

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Quote: (03-13-2018 05:06 PM)mikado Wrote:  

Black Heimdall, for Thor and the Avengers (Idris Elba).

That character was the best part of the movie though.
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Slightly off-topic, but...

We Waz Jesus


https://www.nbc.com/jesus-christ-superst...1|99047826


Daily Beast is jizzing in their pants over this.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/how-john-l...rstar-live
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Jesus had hair like wool and his feet like burnt brass.

I think we can rule out the fact of being white.

Maybe you guys are familiar with Cesar Borgia.

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/jesus-...on-borgia/

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Quote: (03-27-2018 09:21 PM)rudebwoy Wrote:  

Jesus had hair like wool and his feet like burnt brass.

I think we can rule out the fact of being white.

Maybe you guys are familiar with Cesar Borgia.

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/jesus-...on-borgia/

Even fucking globalist Snopes says that the rumor is false.

If Jesus was black, then all Jews, Italians and Greeks are black. We don't have to argue jack shit - plenty of bones are left. All we need to do is to have them DNA tested by people who don't have any bias at all - something that is hard to find these days.

Jesus likely looked more like this - plus had certainly a massive tan going on:

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Back then the Arabs had not invaded Judea. Jesus certainly was Hebrew:

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To the left vs Egyptian to the right.

But this is not some racial dick-measuring contest.

There had been African saints in the past like the Franciscan St. Benedict the Black whose parents came from Ethopia, but who was highly valued both by his Italian brothers as well as the Italian people.

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https://anothersimplepilgrim.wordpress.c...the-black/

Orthodox Moses The Black:

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http://simplyorthodox.tumblr.com/post/9495878585

Both were probably from the famous Abyssinian tribes who later created Africa's highest civilization in the middle ages.
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Quote: (03-27-2018 11:42 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  

Orthodox Moses The Black:

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Sounds like a 70’s blaxploitation movie to me.

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Quote: (03-27-2018 09:21 PM)rudebwoy Wrote:  

Jesus had hair like wool and his feet like burnt brass.
I think we can rule out the fact of being white.

Some people don't consider Jews "white". Doesn't mean Jews (or other semiic people) look the same as Africans. This ethnic munging is the reason for the We Wuz Kangz meme in the first place.
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This sort of thing goes way back. All the way to the early 1990s.

In its second season, the kid-doctor program "Doogie Howser, M.D." brought in the character of Raymond, a former "gang banger"-turned-hospital-orderly.

I'm pretty sure the reason they did this was because "The Fresh Prince of Bel Air" was so popular with teens and they realized the demographic of the audience they sought was changing.

The new character actually allowed them to do some interesting plots that peripherally involved L.A. gangs. But the character felt grafted on and reeked of pandering.

Raymond might have worked had the show not already had an annoying ethnic stereotype: The character of Vinnie Delpino. This one-dimensional, cardboard-cutout was Hollywood's idea of what Italian-Americans were like in the '90s. In other words, Vinnie Delpino acted like Italians did in the 1940s (which might be one reason the actor who played him, Max Casella, was so good in the retro-musical "Newsies").

"Doogie Howser M.D." was abruptly canceled after its fourth season and never even made it to 100 episodes. Which is a shame because Doogie's mom was pretty hot.

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Quote: (03-14-2018 07:37 AM)Suits Wrote:  

Quote: (03-14-2018 07:26 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  

Someone who kills dudes by getting close to them and shooting them point blank rather than judo-kicking them across the room.

There's actually no such thing as a judo-kick.

Judo is a fighting sport composed of throws, takedowns and groundwork, including chokes, arm-bars and pins, but there is no striking.

Sport judo forbids striking however the martial art that sport judo came from does include strikes. It would be silly for Antony fighting art to not include striking. However, you'd be hard pressed to find any instructor who would do much outside the sport curriculum.

But, I'm with you for the most part, anyone saying 'judo kick' has internalized too much Austin Powers.
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Jesus was from Galilee which is not even Israel proper (Judea+Samaria).

Galilleans spoke a certain dialect, described in the Talmud as having difficulty pronouncing "guttural sounds", just like how speakers of say English would find semittic guttural sounds difficult.

In addition, baptism in a river is an indo-european tradition, Achilles the legendary hero was baptized in Styx, which gave him invincibility (except for where his mother held him in his ankle). The indians believe the river Ganges purifies them, so they dip in it. In Russia, there are the rituals of winter bathing, where you must be fully immersed.

There is no proof Jesus was a "jew" which is a modern construct anyway. What is a jew anyway? A caananite? There lived a lot of people who were greeks or levantines in Caanan back then. Are Samarians jews? They certainly have a better claim than Azhkenazi but there are only a few hundred left.
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Quote: (03-28-2018 08:21 AM)questor70 Wrote:  

Quote: (03-27-2018 09:21 PM)rudebwoy Wrote:  

Jesus had hair like wool and his feet like burnt brass.
I think we can rule out the fact of being white.

Some people don't consider Jews "white". Doesn't mean Jews (or other semiic people) look the same as Africans. This ethnic munging is the reason for the We Wuz Kangz meme in the first place.

Here's the limitation of the term "white" in action.

Were the ancient Greeks or Romans white? Some say yes, some say no.

Before the American South, nobody was white. The idea of "white" is a Southern concept. You were either white or black.

Even Germans in WWII didn't think in terms of being "white." No Europeans did until recently. You were German, or English, or Polish, or Irish, or Spanish. And more importantly, you were Catholic, Protestant, or Jewish.

The Irish weren't white until they were. "White" means White Anglo-Saxon Protestant.

I know it's a convenient term these days, and some people are true-blue WASPs. But, the focus on being white is a fool's errand because we end up wasting time debating who's white and who's not. What's more important is: are they committed to the preservation and spread of traditional Western culture?
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http://www.nola.com/politics/index.ssf/1...opean.html

https://www.msafropolitan.com/2015/11/an...rican.html - Cambridge University admits Egyptians were black Africans.

http://en.lisapoyakama.org/the-ancient-e...ere-black/

Even the word Egyptian means black.

I also have a picture of some "archeologists" white washing the inside of a pyramid in Egypt. Sorry I had trouble down loading it, but I will be more than willing to send it to who ever wants it.

https://www.quora.com/How-do-you-prove-t...were-black - Oh and we have the famous Pharoah, called Imohotep.

So you can add ALL those stupid Hollywood movies they have made depicting Egyptians as Europeans. The last one was with Christian Bale, I forgot the name of it.

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Speaking of Arabs Invading other countries.

http://realhistoryww.com/world_history/a...ypt_4a.htm

They took over Egypt in 642 AD and the rest of North Africa.

You might like the picture of Christ and his disciples.

Hotep my brothers.

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Quote: (03-28-2018 08:44 PM)rudebwoy Wrote:  

http://www.nola.com/politics/index.ssf/1...opean.html

https://www.msafropolitan.com/2015/11/an...rican.html - Cambridge University admits Egyptians were black Africans.

http://en.lisapoyakama.org/the-ancient-e...ere-black/

Even the word Egyptian means black.

I also have a picture of some "archeologists" white washing the inside of a pyramid in Egypt. Sorry I had trouble down loading it, but I will be more than willing to send it to who ever wants it.

https://www.quora.com/How-do-you-prove-t...were-black - Oh and we have the famous Pharoah, called Imohotep.

So you can add ALL those stupid Hollywood movies they have made depicting Egyptians as Europeans. The last one was with Christian Bale, I forgot the name of it.

As for many professors today - they get extra SJW brownie points if they make British black like in the recent Cheddar man depiction.

As for Egyptians - we know that some pharaohs were indeed black for a few generations, but the bulk wasn't.

I don't care that anyone tries to white-wash or black-wash (currently both done by blacks and leftie professors).

There is no reason to believe anything - just DNA test the remains. Our tech will become increasingly superior and we will be able to find out more.

And if you got to Egypt and told them that Egyptians pharaohs were all sub-Saharan Blacks, then they would likely lynch you.

And I personally don't have a bias at all. If someone told me that blacks came from a space-faring advanced planet back in the past and found ample evidence for it, then so be it - I would accept it.
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Quote: (03-19-2018 09:54 AM)RedPillUK Wrote:  

The real question is why anyone here subjects themselves to any modern films and tv shows knowing it's most likely full of feminist, marxist and communist propaganda.

I already asked this, but after four pages no one actually posted one good reason why they watch this crap.

Do you think films will actually start getting better anytime soon?

Why are you willingly letting (((them))) infiltrate your brain? It's the most valuable thing you have and when you watch a film you're just letting that film implant images and stories into it forever. You think you're smart enough to notice the obvious propaganda, therefore it won't affect you? Wrong. You will notice a lot of it but it will still affect you anyway. Don't just passively let shit into your brain just so you can waste time on your own or with a girl

Since 2016 it's been clear that Hollywood hates people like me, and thinks we are irredeemable. Would you allow someone who tells you how much they hate you, your people, and your beliefs to then prepare your next meal? No f'ing way. They're going to poison the hell out of that shit, and then laugh as you're convulsing in your death throes.

Lately I've been watching a (metric) shit-ton of Japanese TV and movies, much of it on Netflix, the rest on Youtube. Check out "Japanese Style Originator" on Netflix streaming. It's awesome. Proud nationalism and profiles of aged skilled craftsmen and their admirable lives of toil and extreme dedication. It makes me want to strive harder to achieve my potential. US Programming, OTOH, usually makes me want to smash the TV, and then weep for my lost country.
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I'm only two episodes into 'The Alienist' (Netflix) and it's pissing me off already.

I was intrigued that it heavily featured a young Theodore Roosevelt during his role as New York Police Commissioner. Unfortunately, they got him all wrong in my opinion; he was just too passive and quiet for my liking. Teddy would have been all over the investigation in real life and nobody else would have got a word in edgeways.

But now to the enforced diversity. Dakota Fanning plays 'the first woman police officer' or something. This is mentioned virtually every-time the character is on-screen. She is subjected to constant sexual abuse apparently and is just a miserable pain in the arse to everyone she meets. She plays the type of harpy whereby you can't even say a simple 'good morning' to without getting a lecture about 'the Patriarchy'.

I was firmly under the impression from marketing etc that her character was a real historical figure. But is she fuck;


https://www.bustle.com/p/is-the-alienist...on-7970764

'Dakota Fanning plays the NYPD's first female employee in the series, Roosevelt's fictional secretary Sara Howard, and told NPR that her costume was a big part of her process. The actor reflected that the restriction of women's clothing at the time affected their lives. She also said that wearing an era-appropriate corset "helped put [her] in the mindset of that time period and gave [her] a window into, you know, the experience of being a woman back then." Fanning continued, "I think it is important, especially for my generation, to see those similarities between now and so long ago," regarding the rampant sexism her character experiences in the workplace.

Ultimately, as Fanning said to Vogue, what makes Sara Howard such a compelling character is her strong personality and refusal to capitulate to her time's expectations for women. "It’s important to watch female characters like that in any era," Fanning told the magazine.

The events described in The Alienist (executive producer: Rosalie Swedlin) — the serial murders of young, male sex workers did not really happen. But the authenticity of the surrounding elements was important to all involved. Evans told EW in the same interview, "Manhattan at that time was a melting pot of culture and religion and races, and I think to honor the book and to honor Caleb Carr’s authenticity was part of the draw to the production, to make it as real as possible."


Yeah, I forgot to say the show is all about underage trannies. So far, the show is garbage, far inferior to the similarly themed Mindhunter.

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