Exactly, and his examples are really bad because people want complex characters, and a "Kima Greggs" character would absolutely be fine even now.
Yeah, the article is silly since he's only complaining about not seeing non-white antagonists anymore, but doesn't care about the lack of non-white protagonists.
I seen the reverse too, where the American hero teaches "the natives" how to act. Does that mean Hollywood was pandering to the American audience?
Exactly, and his examples are really bad because people want complex characters, and a "Kima Greggs" character would absolutely be fine even now.
Yeah, the article is silly since he's only complaining about not seeing non-white antagonists anymore, but doesn't care about the lack of non-white protagonists.
I seen the reverse too, where the American hero teaches "the natives" how to act. Does that mean Hollywood was pandering to the American audience?