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Movie followers fury as one other 90s Hollywood traditional will get remake that ‘nobody requested for’


Hollywood bosses have been slammed for yet one more remake that ‘no person requested for’ following the announcement of a reimagined White Males Cannot Leap.

The movie, set to stream on Hulu, will see rapper Jack Harlow and actor Sinqua Partitions tackle the respective roles of Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes from the 1992 traditional – which tells the story of two rival road basketball gamers who be part of forces to win a neighbourhood event.

However removed from being a slam dunk with audiences, social media customers this week mocked the latest trailer, as one fed-up viewer fumed on Twitter: ‘Them executives in Hollywood hold making an attempt to recapture the 90s and [are] falling flat, it is not possible.’

It comes as followers usually accuse studio bosses of being ‘out of concepts’ following years of remakes and reboots which have did not dwell as much as their originals – due to their trendy re-imaginings. 

The all-female Ghostbusters (2016) within the wake of the #MeToo motion was a widely-criticised flop, for instance, as was the ‘woke’ Charlie’s Angels ‘sequel’ starring Kristen Stewart in 2019.

The latest: Jack Harlow and Sinqua Walls are seen in a new trailer released Thursday for the upcoming Hulu remake of White Men Can't Jump

The newest: Jack Harlow and Sinqua Partitions are seen in a brand new trailer launched Thursday for the upcoming Hulu remake of White Males Cannot Leap 

Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes starred in the original 1992 version of White Men Can't Jump

Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes starred within the authentic 1992 model of White Males Cannot Leap

In the meantime a brand new Harry Potter sequence is hoping to see many characters reimagined as a special race, gender or sexuality, whereas the most recent Peter Pan has ditched the long-lasting Misplaced Boys in order that it may possibly characteristic ladies, too.  

Beneath we take a look at among the re-makes that acquired a lower than heat reception from followers and critics. 

Grease: Rise of the Pink Girls (2023) 

Iconic Seventies flick Grease acquired a TV re-boot this month that noticed the traditional musical middle itself round a multicultural, all-female lineup to discover ‘sexual orientation, gender expression and racial identification’.

Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies will see a re-boot of the 1978 classic. Pictured left to right: Marisa Davila as Jane Facciano, Tricia Fukuhara as Nancy Nakagawa, Ari Notartomaso as Cynthia Zdunowski and Cheyenne Wells as Olivia Valdovinos

Grease: Rise of the Pink Girls will see a re-boot of the 1978 traditional. Pictured left to proper: Marisa Davila as Jane Facciano, Tricia Fukuhara as Nancy Nakagawa, Ari Notartomaso as Cynthia Zdunowski and Cheyenne Wells as Olivia Valdovinos

The new show will take place four years before the original Grease plotline, which starred John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John

The brand new present will happen 4 years earlier than the unique Grease plotline, which starred John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John

Is that this when Hollywood grew to become woke?

By Peter Kiefer and Peter Savodnik for DailyMail.com

Hollywood had all the time pushed boundaries—from the 1947 ‘Gentleman’s Settlement,’ which confronted antisemitism, to ‘Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner’ (1967), which tackled interracial marriage, to ‘All within the Household’ (1971-1979), which grappled with race and girls’s liberation.

The unique run of ‘Will and Grace’ (1998-2006), did extra to advance the reason for homosexual marriage than anything pre-Obergefell.

After which there have been the villains: The overwhelming majority—from the Terminator to Hannibal Lecter to Gordon Gekko—had been uber-white: an Austrian (robotic), a Lithuanian, a WASPy, pinstriped capitalist. (For the insider’s listing, see this from The Hollywood Reporter.)

However it wasn’t till 2015—when the #OscarsSoWhite controversy engulfed the 87th Academy Awards—that studio chiefs and producers actually began to rethink how they did enterprise.

This gained momentum in 2016, and much more in late 2017, with #MeToo.

Then got here George Floyd, and, in the summertime of 2020, every little thing that had been taking place in gradual movement began to occur a lot quicker.

The Academy of Movement Footage Arts & Sciences—the trade’s central nervous system—had been based in 1927, and now it had 8,469 voting members. It had tried through the years, and particularly since Donald Trump’s election, to meet up with the zeitgeist, inviting into its ranks a report variety of new members who had been black, Latino, girls or foreign-born.

However that wasn’t going to chop it any longer.

So, in September 2020, the Academy launched its Illustration and Inclusion Requirements Entry platform (or RAISE).

For a film to qualify for Greatest Image, producers not solely needed to register detailed private details about everybody concerned within the making of that film, however the film needed to meet two of the Academy’s 4 variety requirements—referring to every little thing from on-screen illustration to artistic management. 

The Academy defined that motion pictures failing to satisfy these requirements wouldn’t be barred from qualifying for Greatest Image till 2024.

In 2020, knowledge from 366 productions had been already submitted to the platform.

In the meantime, CBS mandated that writers’ rooms be no less than 40 p.c black, indigenous and folks of shade (or BIPOC) for the 2021-2022 broadcast season and 50 p.c for the 2022-2023 season.

ABC Leisure issued an in depth sequence of ‘inclusion requirements.’ 

To assist producers meet the brand new requirements, the filmmaker Ava DuVernay created ARRAY Crew, a database of girls, folks of shade, and others from underrepresented teams who work on day-to-day manufacturing.

The Hollywood Reporter declared that ARRAY Crew has ‘essentially modified how Hollywood productions will likely be staffed going ahead.’

Greater than 900 productions, together with ‘Yellowstone’ and ‘Mare of Easttown,’ have used ARRAY Crew, stated Jeffrey Tobler, the chief advertising officer of ARRAY, DuVernay’s manufacturing firm.

Privately, administrators and writers voiced irritation with DuVernay, who, they stated, had exploited the ‘post-George Floyd second.’ However nobody dared to criticize her brazenly. ‘I am not loopy,’ one screenwriter stated.

Household favorite tunes have been re-sung alongside new musical numbers together with one about white supremacy, whereas the Fifties scholar inhabitants at Rydell Excessive College is re-filled with a various mixture of LGBT+ and black excessive schoolers unseen within the 1978 hit. 

Set in 1954, ‘Grease: Rise of the Pink Girls’ is a prequel to the unique movie, displaying how the girl-gang counterpart to Danny Zuko’s T-Birds was based. 

However the present’s characters have been given a Gen-Z facelift, together with a non-binary tomboy who struggles to slot in alongside her multicultural band mates. 

The story follows 4 feminine predominant characters who every overcome obstacles on their solution to founding their very own musical quartet – but it surely’s a far cry from the unique traditional.

With all-new forged members that don’t cross over with the unique, the plot takes place 4 years earlier than John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John first serenaded the plenty. 

Some scenes do echo the unique – together with the long-lasting autoshop dance which, this time round, is led by gender nonconforming nonbinary trans actor Ari Notartomaso, who performs Cynthia.

‘Queerness, gender nonconformity and transness all through time hasn’t all the time been precisely the identical,’ Notartomaso stated, noting that their character, who initially needed to hitch the all-male T-Birds, might have had the identical identification on display. 

‘All of us are a product of the tradition that we dwell in, however it’s actually particular to have the ability to inform that story of what it might have been like within the Fifties.’

Early opinions weren’t variety, with the Guardian dubbing it ‘the prequel no person requested for’. 

The outlet stated the present’s potential qualities are overshadowed by ‘subpar musical numbers and standard-grade streaming TV bloat.’ 

‘Pink Girls is such a mighty morass of dangerous concepts that it is arduous to maintain all of it straight,’ added a scathing evaluate by USA In the present day

‘Despite every episode being overpacked with characters, dangerous musical numbers and prosaic dialogue, the sequence is fully missing in substance behind all of the over-exaggerated model.’ 

Harry Potter sequence (TBA) 

It emerged this month that movie producers are planning a brand new model of the Harry Potter motion pictures during which among the magical characters will likely be performed by transgender and non-binary actors.

In what will likely be seen by many as a problem to J.Okay. Rowling, the filmmakers are searching for a extra various line-up for the starring roles.

They’re insisting that among the characters for the brand new variations – to be aired as a ‘internet sequence’ – shouldn’t be performed by white actors, together with the starring function of James Potter, father of younger wizard Harry.

Based on casting notes, that function is simply open to an actor who’s ‘Asian, black, African descent, ethnically ambiguous, multiracial, Indigenous peoples, Latino, Hispanic, Center Japanese, South Asian, Indian, Southeast Asian or Pacific Islander’. 

The Mail on Sunday reported that producers haven’t specified who they wish to play Lily Evans, Harry’s mom, however have stated they need a ‘gender-nonconforming, non-binary, trans feminine’.

Casting sheets for Sirius Black, initially performed by Gary Oldman within the film variations, name for a non-white actor.

All genders can audition for the half. The venture’s creator, TikTok video producer Megan Mckelli, stated: ‘We purpose to mirror the variety of the fanbase in its beloved characters, introducing folks of color, queer storylines, and characters of differing faiths.’

However the producers, who’re primarily based within the US, are virtually sure to face a authorized battle from Ms Rowling, who will not be believed to have granted permission for them to make use of her characters.

Whereas the filmmakers have written their very own script, which doesn’t characteristic Harry – performed by Daniel Radliffe within the authentic movies alongside Emma Watson as Hermione Granger and Rupert Grint as Ron Weasley – because the central character, it’s primarily based on the books written by Ms Rowling, who guards her copyright.

American film producers are planning to release a new Harry Potter movie featuring transgender and non-binary actors. Pictured, original cast members Rupert Grint, Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson, who are not involved in this new production

American movie producers are planning to launch a brand new Harry Potter film that includes transgender and non-binary actors. Pictured, authentic forged members Rupert Grint, Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson, who aren’t concerned on this new manufacturing

Controversy: The jabs come after JK's statements on transgender issues were branded transphobic by some fans (pictured at the BAFTAs in 2017)

JK Rowling, pictured, will not be believed to have allowed the film’s producers to make use of her creations resulting in the potential for a courtroom case with Ms Rowling defending her copyright

Her characters akin to Remus Lupin, Peter Pettigrew, Marlene McKinnon and Dorcas Meadowes will characteristic within the sequence, on account of be filmed within the Pacific Northwest space of America in June and July.

Lupin, say producers, may be performed by all genders, however Pettigrew have to be performed by ‘a gender non-conforming, non-binary, trans male’.

It isn’t but identified when the sequence will likely be screened however Ms Mckelli has employed LA-based casting agent Hannah Schill.

Peter Pan & Wendy (2023) 

Peter Pan is among the many newest to be given a ‘woke‘ makeover with the well-known Misplaced Boys up to date to incorporate ladies, too. 

Disney just lately launched a trailer for its newest live-action remake Peter Pan & Wendy however there have been just a few essential adjustments to the plot from the unique 1904 play by J.M. Barrie.

In a single shot, a bunch of kids may be seen gathering round as they introduce themselves as ‘misplaced boys,’ as somewhat lady provides ‘each final considered one of us.’

A stunned Wendy remarks ‘however you are not all boys!’ to which one replies ‘So?’

Critics had been fast to slam the change, with one Twitter person labelling it a ‘flop’ whereas one other stated: ‘What have they finished to my characters?’

The latest remake of Peter Pan has raised eyebrows as it's revealed the Lost Boys, pictured, have been updated to include girls too

The newest remake of Peter Pan has raised eyebrows because it’s revealed the Misplaced Boys, pictured, have been up to date to incorporate ladies too

A little girl is pictured amidst the crowd of 'Lost Boys' as Wendy remarks 'but you're not all boys?'

Just a little lady is pictured amidst the group of ‘Misplaced Boys’ as Wendy remarks ‘however you are not all boys?’

The remake will star Jude Regulation as Captain Hook and is about to premiere on Disney+ on April 28.

Till now the Misplaced Boys have consisted of all male characters known as: Barely, Nibs, The Twins, Cubby and Tootles. 

However in 2021 it was revealed the character of Cubby could be renamed Curly whereas new characters will embody the feminine Birdie and Bellweather.

J.M. Barrie explains who the misplaced boys are in his authentic 1904 play. He writes: they’re boys ‘who fall out of their prams when the nurse is trying the opposite manner and if they don’t seem to be claimed in seven days, they’re despatched distant to the Neverland.’

However the brand new variations to the movie come regardless of the protagonist explicitly stating the rationale for there being no ‘misplaced ladies’ – as a result of ‘ladies, you already know, are a lot too intelligent to fall out of their prams,’ says Peter.

Disney+’s ‘Peter Pan & Wendy’ will observe the timeless story of a younger lady who, defies her mother and father’ needs to attend boarding faculty and as a substitute travels together with her two brothers to Neverland.

African Queens: Queen Cleopatra (2023)

Queen Cleopatra director Tina Gharavi this week responded to claims of ‘blackwashing’ with the casting of the black British actress Adele James within the function of the Macedonian-Greek ruler for a Netflix docuseries.

The 50-year-old filmmaker penned an op-ed for Selection amid pushback after the debut of the trailer for the docuseries, which is produced by Jada Pinkett Smith, that drew complaints from a number of entities in Egypt.

In her Selection piece, Gharavi pointed to the late Elizabeth Taylor taking part in the function within the 1963 movie Cleopatra, and declaring the cultural appropriation she picked up on as a baby.

‘I keep in mind as a child seeing Elizabeth Taylor play Cleopatra,’ she wrote. ‘ I used to be captivated, however even then, I felt the picture was not proper. Was her pores and skin actually that white?

‘With this new manufacturing, might I discover the solutions about Cleopatra’s heritage and launch her from the stranglehold that Hollywood had positioned on her picture?’

Queen Cleopatra director Tina Gharavi, 50, responded to claims of 'blackwashing' in an op-ed in Variety. Pictured in 2013 in London

The newest: Queen Cleopatra director Tina Gharavi, 50, has responded to claims of ‘blackwashing’ with the casting of the black British actress Adele James within the function of the Macedonian-Greek ruler. Pictured in 2013 in London 

Gharavi stated that she was born in Iran and is Persian, noting that ‘Cleopatra’s heritage has been attributed at one time or one other to the Greeks, the Macedonians and the Persians.’

The director laid out the information concerning the heritage of the historic determine intimately, which she stated helped her slender the sphere for casting functions.

‘The identified information are that her Macedonian Greek household – the Ptolemaic lineage – intermarried with West Asian’s Seleucid dynasty and had been in Egypt for 300 years,’ she stated. 

‘Cleopatra was eight generations away from these Ptolemaic ancestors, making the prospect of her being white considerably unlikely.

‘After 300 years, certainly, we are able to safely say Cleopatra was Egyptian. She was no extra Greek or Macedonian than Rita Wilson or Jennifer Aniston. Each are one era from Greece.’

Gharavi stated that she got here to the conclusion that it might quantity to ‘a political act… to see Cleopatra portrayed by a black actress.’

She stated that previous casting choices during which ‘folks had gotten it so extremely unsuitable earlier than – traditionally, from Theda Bara to Monica Bellucci, and just lately, with Angelina Jolie and Gal Gadot within the working to play her – meant we needed to get it much more proper.’

Gharavi stated amid the ‘hunt.. to seek out the fitting performer to carry Cleopatra into the twenty first century,’ she got here to ask just a few questions and are available to some realisations.’

Gharavi wrote: ‘Why should not Cleopatra be a melanated sister? And why do some folks want Cleopatra to be white? Her proximity to whiteness appears to provide her worth, and for some Egyptians it appears to actually matter.’

And Simply Like That… (2021 mini sequence) 

The Intercourse And The Metropolis reboot – And Simply Like That… – acquired a lower than heat welcome again after 17 years off the small display with a slew of two star opinions from UK publications.

The sequence sees three of the 4 authentic main girls reuniting, with Sarah Jessica Parker, Kristin Davis, and Cynthia Nixon reprising their roles as Carrie, Charlotte York, and Miranda Hobbes.

Critiques of the revival branded the eagerly-anticipated reboot a ‘misfire’ because it struggles to seek out its place in ‘woke’ occasions, one thing the present has been closely criticised for through the years – on account of its largely white forged and claims of gender and racial stereotyping and sex-shaming.

The Occasions’ reviewer Anita Singh muses: And the way does the present sort out the truth that it has been 17 years since we final noticed them on TV? Extraordinarily badly’, whereas Radio Occasions’ Minnie White writes of the newly ‘woke’ programme: ‘Its main failing is, satirically, the place the present tries to rectify its earlier flaws.

The Sex And The City reboot - And Just Like That... - received a less than warm welcome back after 17 years off the small screen with a slew of two star reviews from UK publications

The Intercourse And The Metropolis reboot – And Simply Like That… – acquired a lower than heat welcome again after 17 years off the small display with a slew of two star opinions from UK publications 

End of an era: The reviewer for the The Guardian didn't mince their words when they branded the first 20 minutes of the reboot 'terrible' due to Samantha Jones's (played by Kim Cattrall) absence, jarring dialogue and a rushed catch up of events (the cast pictured in 2001)

Finish of an period: The reviewer for the The Guardian did not mince their phrases once they branded the primary 20 minutes of the reboot ‘horrible’ on account of Samantha Jones’s (performed by Kim Cattrall) absence, jarring dialogue and a rushed catch up of occasions (the forged pictured in 2001)

The Telegraph’s evaluate detailed how the programme ‘badly’ tackled making an attempt to erase these points within the first two episodes of the ‘woke’ reboot – and gave the present a paltry two out of 5 stars.

Throughout one scene, Miranda journeys herself up whereas addressing her new professor – a black girl with braided hair, nonetheless the Telegraph argued that this scene did not actually pan out as hoped.

The evaluate added: ‘This all feels massively awkward, as a result of these of us who’ve watched the sequence from its starting are clearly meant to establish with Miranda when she says: ‘I feel I used to be simply so anxious about saying the unsuitable factor on this local weather.’

‘Maybe they’re hoping to bag a youthful viewers, however why would anybody younger wish to watch the travails of three fiftysomethings?’

‘The ‘wokeness’ feels tacked on, as do the non-white characters. They have been introduced in to reply criticism that Intercourse and the Metropolis was too white, however they are going to all the time be background noise to the three predominant stars, plus the others we already know properly (Massive, Steve and Harry are again because the husbands, whereas Anthony and Stanford are nonetheless right here).’

Ocean’s 8 (2018) 

Ocean’s 8 was the fourth instalment of the shiny and massively well-liked caper franchise and the primary to characteristic an all-female main forged.

The movie was a typical response to the #MeToo motion and featured a top-notch all-female forged together with Oscar winners Sandra Bullock, Cate Blanchett and Anne Hathaway.

It was arduous to go unsuitable with different massive names akin to Helena Bonham Carter, pop icon Rihanna and The Workplace (US) star Mindy Kaling.

Nonetheless the movie acquired lukewarm opinions forward of its opening weekend. 

Kaling got here beneath fireplace for showing to recommend this was on account of most critics being white straight males. 

The female stars of Ocean's 8 talked about the prominence of film reviews by white male critics, saying 'it seems just unfair' that one bad review can dictate so much about a film; (Left to right) Sandra Bullock, Sarah Paulson, Rihanna, Cate Blanchett and Awkwafina crowd around computers in a scene from Ocean's 8

The feminine stars of Ocean’s 8 talked concerning the prominence of movie opinions by white male critics, saying ‘it appears simply unfair’ that one dangerous evaluate can dictate a lot a few movie; (Left to proper) Sandra Bullock, Sarah Paulson, Rihanna, Cate Blanchett and Awkwafina crowd round computer systems in a scene from Ocean’s 8

In citing Meryl Streep’s outrage towards movie evaluate web site Rotten Tomatoes from a 2015 interview with the Each day Beast, the place she stated the location gave extra credence to posts from males, Kaling stated: ‘[Meryl] had a terrific viewpoint about it. She made motion pictures for girls however they’re reviewed by males who do not essentially worth it or do not take a look at it in the identical viewpoint as a girl doing it, but it surely appears simply unfair.

‘And the factor about a lot of what [Ocean’s 8] is, I feel white males, critics would get pleasure from it, would get pleasure from my work… however usually I feel there’s a critic who will rattling it in a manner as a result of they do not perceive it, as a result of they arrive at it at a special viewpoint, they usually’re so highly effective, Rotten Tomatoes.’

Nonetheless, the film went on to earn $297.8m on the Field Workplace worldwide. 

Charlie’s Angels (2019) 

Ask film followers in the event that they loved the Charlie’s Angels movie they usually’ll probably say it was nice – the unique that’s, starring Drew Barrymore, Lucy Liu and Cameron Diaz. 

The 2000 blockbuster topped the Field Workplace charts on its first weekend and grossed a powerful $264 million worldwide, warranting a sequel, Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle, three years later. 

Nonetheless in 2019, Elizabeth Banks wrote, produced and directed a brand new Charlie’s Angels starring Kristen Stewart, Naomi Scott and Ella Balinska. 

It was designed to be the third installment to the earlier two profitable editions, however proved to be a large flop, incomes $73.3 million worldwide. 

In 2019, Elizabeth Banks wrote, produced and directed a new Charlie's Angels starring Kristen Stewart, Naomi Scott and Ella Balinska (pictured)

In 2019, Elizabeth Banks wrote, produced and directed a brand new Charlie’s Angels starring Kristen Stewart, Naomi Scott and Ella Balinska (pictured) 

Massive hit: Charlie's Angels (2000) grossed $264 million worldwide in the the theaters when released

Huge hit: Charlie’s Angels (2000) grossed $264 million worldwide within the the theaters when launched 

The NME branded it a ‘woke’ reboot that ‘typically falls flat’ and is ‘pretty unremarkable.’ 

It stated it was clear from the get go that the movie’s intention was to supply a feminist model of the horny spy sequence ‘for the trendy day.’ 

Within the opening scenes, Stewart’s Sabina character takes down a misogynistic adversary earlier than telling him: ‘Do you know it takes males an additional seven seconds to understand a girl as a menace?’

Banks was slammed on social media after claiming her movie would solely bomb as a result of males are much less more likely to watch female-oriented motion movies.

The actress made the feedback throughout an interview with the Herald Solar earlier than the discharge of the movie, which in the end flopped. 

She stated a bomb would reinforce a stereotype that males would quite watch ‘male style’ motion pictures like Surprise Lady and Captain Marvel as a result of these tales had been aside of a bigger superhero universe centered extra on males.

Banks later steered it carried out poorly due to a foul advertising technique.

Ghostbusters (2016) 

Regardless of a star-studded all-female forged, the 2016 all-female remake of Ghostbusters flopped on the Field Workplace. Sony Footage reportedly misplaced as much as £40 million.

Director Paul Feig blamed Hillary Clinton‘s presidential marketing campaign partly for the movie’s disappointing efficiency.

‘I feel some actually good creator … wants to write down a ebook about 2016 and the way intertwined we had been with Hillary and the anti-Hillary motion,’ Feig, 57, stated on an episode of Jess Cagle‘s SiriusXM present.

Zeitgeist: 'I think some really brilliant author¿ needs to write a book about 2016 and how intertwined we were with Hillary and the anti-Hillary movement,' Feig, 57, said on SiriusXM

Zeitgeist: ‘I feel some actually good creator… wants to write down a ebook about 2016 and the way intertwined we had been with Hillary and the anti-Hillary motion,’ Feig, 57, stated on SiriusXM

‘Everybody was at a boiling level,’ he added, as reported by EW.com

‘I do not know if it was having an African American president for eight years that teed them up, they had been simply able to explode.’

Citing the contentious 2016 presidential race between Hillary and Donald Trump, the filmmaker additionally pointed the finger at Trump who mocked the movie forward of its launch for starring ‘solely girls’.

The reboot was led by Melissa McCarthy together with SNL forged members Kate McKinnon, Leslie Jones and Kristen Wiig.

When the primary trailer was launched in March 2016, it shortly grew to become probably the most ‘disliked’ film trailer on YouTube.

It opened in July 2016 to lukewarm opinions and the movie, which price $144 million to make, in keeping with Field Workplace Mojo, went on to gross a disappointing $229 million worldwide.

‘It is loopy how folks received nuts about girls making an attempt to be in energy or be in positions they weren’t usually in,’ Feig stated in his Cagle interview. ‘It was an unsightly, ugly 12 months.’ 

Feig’s Ghostbusters was primarily based on the unique 1984 blockbuster directed by Ivan Reitman and starring Invoice Murray, Dan Akroyd, Harold Ramis and Rick Moranis.

The backlash spurred Wiig to inform the LA Occasions‘The actual fact there was a lot controversy as a result of we had been girls was stunning to me.

‘Some folks stated some actually not good issues concerning the truth that there have been girls. It did not make me mad, it simply actually bummed me out. We’re actually honoring these motion pictures.’



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