Rebecca Hall at her best looks kind of like Liv Tyler, who is not much of an actress but whose beauty just lit up the screen in the Lord of the Rings trilogy.
What she does have is an extraordinarily appealing expression. She looks very feminine and very vulnerable. There’s something about her that just draws you in, a kind of low-key magnetism.
The author here like many mixed-identity people feels subconsciously cut off from others and demands if they can’t have a tribe, nobody should either and seeks to undermine what dominant coherent identities exist in order to soothe their neuroses.
In other mainstream news, “‘America’†has a gun violence problem.†Huh, is that like when the gun magically shoots itself, or is it like when a live round somehow gets into a prop gun on a movie set? Somehow, guns sure do seem to be loading and shooting themselves a lot lately.
“Mom is a cheating whore†is still not something people seem eager to lead with, modernity notwithstanding. In fact, the kind of person who would try to go viral with something like that is precisely the kind who would be least trusted with regard to chastity. So I don’t find the “why isn’t it viral rebuttal persuasive in the least.
Maybe or maybe not, but there are still plenty of young English/British actresses who make great impressions. British actresses are still far and away superior to anything America is providing.
They lobbied and politicked for years for Federal tribal recognition. Once they got her comment is here it they started building their casino, mostly with foreign money, from Malaysian gambling interests aka casino owners.
So 34 year old Kleeman reaps the unearned privileges of a conventional, white pretty face and attractive figure. If her Wonder Years were defined by peers hounding her about her looks and her racial identity: who, exactly, encouraged this interest?
The problem with casting obviously black women in roles where they are supposed to be able to pass as white is that the movie makes pelo sense.
There are legitimate reasons to cast black actors in white roles. A theater may want to keep a black actor busy for times when they need him for a black role.
> … here are some of the official metrics for calculating percent of target needed by the aspirant to officially be classified as part of a more favored group…
†Ophelia Maria Albright wasn’t available? Did they want to keep the ‘o’s for numerological reasons, like Dion(n)e Warwick? It looks more like a rap sheet than something you’d see in the front of a family Bible.
‘As a practical matter, if the black ancestry is so trivial as to leave pelo meaningful physical traces I suspect that it sometimes fades out of sight and the person in question actually becomes white. How often that happens, I don’t know.’
Ballet companies and symphony orchestras have genuine companies, for obvious reasons – you can’t do that kind of work with freelancers. *Sinise has walked a very fine line of patriotic American/actor for years. He’s avoided cancellation. We’ll see… his name is still here: