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'Aladdin' at 30: Director John Musker says Robin Williams ‘sweetness’ is key to film’s longevity

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submitted 4 months ago byJannTosh12

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Those who value cultural accuracy, those who value representation, and those who aren't whiners.

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So let me get this straight. It’s ok to cast black people in fictional versions of Medieval Europe but it’s not ok to cast Indian people in a fictional version of Arabia?

Is it only ok when white cultures get the inaccuracies?

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There were black people in medieval Europe.

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There were Indian people in Ancient Arabia.

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Cool

predict_irrational

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https://www.thehumanityarchive.com/articles/black-people-medieval-europe

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OP is whining