It's like trolling at this point
Lol, so this girl is the best for the part? Cmon guys...
shareWhat's your criticism of her?
shareShe doesn't look the part. Julia is considered one of the most beautiful girls in town. It's like casting the girl from "Hereditary" with the part.
shareShe doesn't look the part.
You think Juliet should be played by a thirteen year old girl? Or do you think Juliet should be played by a man as she would have been in the original production? share
Francesca surely appreciates your white knighting. But it's a PR stunt nonetheless. And it's already working.
https://bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-68739588
You didn't answer either of my questions.
Why should I. You tried to be clever by reframing my initial remark. She doesn't look the part refers to her physical appearance or her lack thereof. I'd be perfectly fine with a good looking actress of color. Let's say Lupita Nyong'o or Nathalie Emmanuel. As much as I'd hate to see Maisie Williams in that part. But the producers know how to stir things up by deliberately choosing a butterface of color.
shareDoes she not resemble the part because she isn't a thirteen year old girl or because she is not a man?
Why are you singling out this actor among the many thousands of actors who have played the role of Juliet over the last several centuries who potentially do not 'resemble the part' -- including people who are not teenage girls and lots of people who were men?
Which part of this inquiry are you struggling with?
This isn't 'reframing' your initial remark; it's more exposing it as nonsense. But you're already aware that it's nonsense.
In any case, if you don't like this particular casting avoid the Duke of York Theatre during the show's run.Oh, you weren't going to be there anyway, you say? Shocked.
Yeah. I think I'll pass. But I'm sure the race-baiting producers will appreciate your attendance.
shareOh, so you would have attended if they'd cast the role differently? The role you initially referred to as 'Julia'?
Of course, you were just getting this Shakespeare play confused with The Two Gentlemen of Verona weren't you, you little culture vulture you!