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Bailey, who with her sister forms R&B duo Chloe x Halle, has nabbed the starring role in Disney's live-action remake of 'The Little Mermaid,' and will play the role of Ariel, the rebellious daughter of King Triton who longs to live on dry land.
#HalleBailey #Disney #LittleMermaid
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/h...ttle-mermaid-star-singer-halle-bailey-1220951
Bailey, who with her sister forms R&B duo Chloe x Halle, has nabbed the starring role in Disney's live-action remake of 'The Little Mermaid,' and will play the role of Ariel, the rebellious daughter of King Triton who longs to live on dry land.
#HalleBailey #Disney #LittleMermaid
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Welp, #NotMyAeriel is the #2 trending topic on Twitter right now: https://twitter.com/hashtag/NotMyAriel?src=tren&data_id=tweet:1146923734378397697It was expected. For a year the rumors have been of Zendaya getting the role.
LOL, elsewhere we immediately assumed (& joked about) since yesterday that Eric is gonna be played white/non-black dude. Predictably this is what the "woke representation matters" crowd wants. I have no problem with this at all & I hope it happens. I look at this way, the more representation of BW IRRs, the less BM (& the general public) can take them seriously when they whine about who BM are involved with or what our preferences are in women like they've been doing the last week. This is main reason I also want Kamala Harris to win the 2020 Democratic party nomination.Let me add there has also been a bunch of Twitter chatter about who should play Eric the love interest with Woke Twitter throwing out names of white actors and Asian dudes from Korean band boy groups. No black dudes allowed apparently.
Would any black male actor really touch this?Let me add there has also been a bunch of Twitter chatter about who should play Eric the love interest with Woke Twitter throwing out names of white actors and Asian dudes from Korean band boy groups. No black dudes allowed apparently.
Would any black male actor really touch this?
Was with you to the last part. You do not want Harris as president if we can help it. She will use the oppression of black men as another stepping stone. That's what she doesLOL, elsewhere we immediately assumed (& joked about) since yesterday that Eric is gonna be played white/non-black dude. Predictably this is what the "woke representation matters" crowd wants. I have no problem with this at all & I hope it happens. I look at this way, the more representation of BW IRRs, the less BM (& the general public) can take them seriously when they whine about who BM are involved with or what our preferences are in women like they've been doing the last week. This is main reason I also want Kamala Harris to win the 2020 Democratic party nomination.
I'm calling it now. The Little Mermaid where they casted a black girl for some reason will still have a white prince and a white father and its gonna be called progress
Further illustrating all those years of criticism about self hate and being brainwashed by whiteness to prefer women who don't look like your mama was pure projection because they will support the fuck out of this movie not even thinking about the lack of black male representation the way they were trying to shame us to think about for years.
Like you pointed out it didn't stop them in Cinderella or a Wrinkle in Time and it says everything to me that their idea of a love letter to black girls is one where black males don't exist. Again showing all their accusations about black men "stepping out" is pure hypocritical projection. Show me a piece of cinema where we erase black womenThey've been doing this since Moesha's Cinderella, which was produced by Whitney Houston who wanted to give back to black girls. And what she gave was a world without black males. Granted Prince Charming was not white (Filipino I believe) but it's all the same.
it will be interesting to see who they cast as the father. This actress Halle is not biracial and doesn't look it anyway. But that may not make a difference.
I hope it does just as well critically and financiallyAnother Wrinkle In Time it seems lmao
They've been doing this since Moesha's Cinderella, which was produced by Whitney Houston who wanted to give back to black girls. And what she gave was a world without black males. Granted Prince Charming was not white (Filipino I believe) but it's all the same.
it will be interesting to see who they cast as the father. This actress Halle is not biracial and doesn't look it anyway. But that may not make a difference.
But, but, but...what about "Detroit"? LOL.Like you pointed out it didn't stop them in Cinderella or a Wrinkle in Time and it says everything to me that their idea of a love letter to black girls is one where black males don't exist. Again showing all their accusations about black men "stepping out" is pure hypocritical projection. Show me a piece of cinema where we erase black women
Good point.Of course. It would mean getting a leading role in a tentpole, albeit ill-conceived, motion picture. Those opportunities don't come often for young black actors.