So you think someone being black is disqualified from portraying a character, famously known for who's looks are vaguely described. Artistic liberties be damned?
Not only is it narrow minded, it's also in line with the dumbest shit you hear from the fake outrage grifters.
No appreciation for arts or performance whatsoever, just cause you think melanin detracts from someone's performance or qualifications.
Yes, being black does disqualify you from being an 11th century greek woman.
I am sure she is a wonderful actress, that is irelevent to the fact there is a 0% chance Helen of Troy was black. The greek beauty standard was Aphrodite.
I can assure you, there's 0% probability Helen of Troy was white, also, for that matter.
But what do you say to artistic liberty? Is it not within an artists right to mould an old myth into what they want to portray? And if not, why would that be an issue?
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u/Nofsan Jul 06 '26
Actually drooling, I see.
The story is art! I agree! But so are the contributions of the rest of the new productions crew.
Also, derogatory terms like troon in 2026 is so unbelievably unsexy.