Chris Rock sounds off on race in Hollywood: ‘It’s a white industry’

In an article published on Wednesday in the "Hollywood Report", actors, writers, and directors of "Big Five" advocated his view on the navigation film industry - he describes the treatment of ethnic minorities I did not disagree.

In this article, Rock will explain how to advise other black performers, as his career has been supported by stars such as Eddie Murphy and Keenan Wayans.

"I do the same for young Caucasians, but that is a difference, someone will help this Caucasian," the star pointed out. "I am trying to help people, I do not know if anyone will help them."

Rock revealed that he and the producer of the show, Lone Michaels had audited the new "SNL" actor Leslie Jones. "Because there are not so many black people that can ask for help," he said that he worked hard to help young stars.

For example, the comedian has noticed that there are no major black movie executives, agents and producers. He also did not say that black actress will play this role when heroine's role was in the second season of "real detective", and Rachel McAdams did the same.

"If you are not a black man, everyone in town will be involved, I have never seen a script yet, but if the Gabriel Alliance is Colin Farrell's wife, that's changing one thing There is something to tell me not to do. "

Mr. Rocks also pointed out that Mexican Americans are even worse, although blacks are hardly to find a role and are not very representative at film studios.

"This is the world's most liberal town, some of which are racists - 'F - you, you - racist like racist, but only Los Angeles I accept a slavery state of a 49-year-old man wrote

"Some people think that Mexicans will take care of Caucasians in Los Angeles, it does not exist anywhere."

However, the actor of "Big Five" cited a short play he did when hosting "Saturday Night Live" last week and found some progress in expanding opportunities for black actors and filmmakers Stated. It is a father. Disapproved of his daughter's online program

"When I participated in" Saturday Night Live "twenty years ago, all of the shows including blacks needed to deal with racial issues, what sketches we made are related to race "This is beautiful, sketches are funny and interesting, and that is progress."

"There are some black men making it: He can do it regardless of what Kevin Heart is about to do now; I think ('12 is a slave 'actor) Chiwetel Ejiofor is very He is a respected actor, he's got a great shot that he got a lot, just because he's really good, and if Steve McQueen wants to guide Marvel Movie they are anxious to let him go I guess.

It is a painful experience to see Oscar in 2016. Host Chris Rock had no chance to remember Hollywood 's leading star, the non - white candidate' s Best Award, and regretted the lack of opportunity for non - white actors. This is cruel but very necessary. It is a big problem if the most free industry in the so-called "developed countries" does not equally have opportunities to participate in all races. I have not even talked about fancy actors in Indian movies.

Last year when the comedian's Chris Rock sponsored Oscar, his narration at the beginning tells the elephant in the room: Hollywood's whitewashed. Of course, because most of the participants are Caucasians, only a few people can laugh at Chris Rock's joke. They feel uncomfortable and should turn their fingers. It is as effective as labeling; everyone is offended, but no one can be serious. Anyway, why are they doing this? Hollywood formed a paper-like industry, it became it

Hollywood was criticized for ignoring Latin Americans. Chris Rock wrote an article about the diversity for the Hollywood Report in 2014 which got the attention of the film industry. "Please forget if Hollywood is dark enough," Rock wrote. "A better question: Is Mexico Hollywood sufficient? You are in Los Angeles, you have to avoid hiring Mexicans." One possible reason is Hispanic's own diversity, different regions and countries They are their unique culture and ethnicity from. From Venezuela to Spain activists say that it may be difficult to provide unified support for Latin American films, not to mention the cohesiveness of coordination in Hollywood practice.