Why should it matter if the religion or ethnicity of an actor is different from the character they're playing in a movie or TV show? The defining aspect of nearly every actor in nearly every role is that they're already not the same person as the character they're playing. Being of a different religion or ethnicity is just one more difference between the actor and the character. All that should matter is that the actor does a good job of playing the character.
Well I guess this goes to show that Hollywood in not in fact run by Jews with an agenda to crush the white man, as is so often suggested here in the pages of moviechat
So, Jack Benny, George Burns, Groucho Marx, Benny Goodman, Leslie Howard, Louis B. Mayer, Jack Warner, William Shatner, and Kirk Douglas aren't white guys? Since when are Jews POC?
Scientists in the modern era tend to be atheists so that's not surprising. Technically, Judaism is an Eastern religion and all the major religions began in Asia.
Eastern religions normally imply far eastern Asia. Abrahamic religions are normally lumped in as western religions but if you have some "technical" reason to think differently I'd really be interested in hearing it.
The West likes to take credit for everything. I refuse to go along with the sham. Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Taoism, Hinduism, Shintoism, Zoroastrianism, Jainism, Sikhism and the Baha'i Faith started in Asia.
The West, aka: Romans, persecuted Jews and Christians. Another reason not to go along with the BS.
Ancient Pagan Romans persecuted and crucified Jews including Jesus and fed Christians to lions, burned them alive, and hacked them to death. BTW, the original Christians were Jews. Originally, one had to first be Jewish and then convert to Christianity.
Now, you know a little Asian, Jewish and Roman history! You're welcome.