Times the actor was good enough to make you not care that they were used to blackwash a character.
Times the actor was good enough to make you not care that they were used to blackwash a character
Anthony Cooper
Joshua Green
Michael Clark Duncan as Wilson Fisk in Daredevil.
Jack Morales
It's a fucking crime that most people i know have not seen Spartacus
Ryder Perez
One of the few examples I agree with
Angel Perry
Words fall from OP’s mouth like shit from ass
Andrew Clark
>Sparatacus and Varro
>Lucius and Titus
Roman times produce the best broships.
Christian Clark
Jacob Rivera
He was so good I didn't even realize it was technically black washing until now.
Jace Hughes
>Previously on Spartacus: War of the Damned™
Jose Thomas
how was he "blackwashed" tho? its not really a stretch to think romans would import africans and some of them knew how to fight well enough to get promoted like he did.
Joshua Robinson
I think the actual Oenomaus was a Gaul
Colton Mitchell
The size of that man.
Gavin Nelson
pretty much all of them were gauls but thats not the point, the real oenomaus was just another slavefag
Austin Butler
Yeah, they blackwashed Castus as well.
Jacob Hernandez
Asher Butler
Never.
Sebastian King
I don't think black slaves are unrealistic in a show about ancient Rome. What is your reason for calling him blackwashed?
Eli Williams
barely anything is known about Spartacus and his crew, so I don't mind some black dude who could have been a roman slave
Andrew Parker
He's a historic figure.
>Oenomaus was a Gallic gladiator, who escaped from the gladiatorial school of Lentulus Batiatus in Capua
Ryan Cox
Ok, that is a good reason.
William Hernandez
This actually wasn't a blackwash; they wanted to hire a white actor to play Fisk, but at that time there just weren't any white actors good enough who were also big enough so they hired Duncan who was the best they could find that was big enough and had decent enough acting chops.
Gabriel Watson
True romans were black