Mar 23, 2022
Ethan Hawke and Oscar Isaac for British GQ (2022)
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Ethan Hawke and Oscar Isaac for British GQ (2022)
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So stumbling through the internet in the wee hours of the morning & googling one of my all time favorite actors Ethan Hawke; I found he was working on a movie about the Apache. Directed/co-written by him. It was budgeted at $240 million dollars with a 900 page document & it was getting its legs until it became clear to him by studios looking at it that it wasn't going to be made if there were no white actors in it. So he had to scrap it. The interview with him is so good. He said 1/2
He was partly inspired to co-write it because of the movie Geronimo: An American Legend (1993) starring Robert Duvall, Matt Damon, Jason Patric & one Cherokee actor Wes Studi. He said you wouldn't(shouldn't) make Malcolm X starring Matt Damon, Robert Duvall, Jason Patric...& Denzel. He said though it's what's expected. He also said that's why so many stories about history in America that aren't told need to be because if they're not, they're in danger of being lost which is so true.
The industry is in a sad state. People still jump on the bones of directors like Ridley Scott for Exodus or actresses/actors Scarlett for Ghost In The Shell, but truth be told is that the probability of neither one of those movies getting made without the casting choices that were made is high. They wouldn’t have been greenlit without “bankable talent” at those budget price points. Ever. People would just rather live in denial and scream into the void about “whitewashing” than accept how this business works. Does it suck? Sure. Is it wrong? Absolutely. It’s still the reality of how the studio system functions and while y’all still showing up to watch the shit they put out nothing is going to change.