Danny Glover's Haiti film lacked 'white heroes', producers said

[Wild self]

Nah. It's something inherently wrong with white people. I write short stories. I have a mix of races in all of them. If I was some super rich Hollywood investor, I would just as easily do a film about the Han dynasty (and make it true to life with real Asian actors ) as I would a 300 style movie about King Darius (with real Arab actors) or a movie like Avatar but, instead of Asian benders they'd be African/Wakanda type tribes. And each film would have each group of people winning hard without white/european intervention It's white people man. They can't stand seeing other groups being the hero without their help. They really see themselves as the standard.

Yep. They need to get Kickstarter and get this shyt done.

 

[Wild self]

My feelings exactly. This has negro classic written all over it. I just hope he gets the proper financing so corners don't have to be cut, and it comes out polished and true to vision

It needs to have a lot of grusome action against racists Cacs and a lot of triumphant victories.

 

[Ego Noir]

It needs to have a lot of grusome action against racists Cacs and a lot of triumphant victories.

As factually correct as possible

 

[Primordial]

TBH I believe Haiti would have been better off being occupied by the French Once we got our independence we started turning on each other .

 

[Big Boss]

I bet shyt like this happens all the time in hollywood

 

[Ego Noir]

The revolution wasn't a bad idea, its just that they should have never betrayed Toussaint. shyt, I'll never understand how all them dudes could gang up and turn on the Nikka(Toussaint) with the plan. You never turn on the dude with the plan Once they betrayed Toussaint and handed him to the French, They all started turning on each other. Everybody wanted to be king. shyt, The French reveres Toussaint much more than Haitians do.

Toussaint as great as he was did let his power get to his head. He tried to crown himself dictator and I guess the people wasn't having that.

We can speculate that he was the best person for the job, but keep in mind we're reading this account from the Europeans.

Toussaint was a free man and a wealthy one. Id guess the people feared he would've put them in the same chains under his dominion.

Two sides to every story bro

 

[SumBlackguyz]

cacs

gonna