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TOM BLYTH as Dee in Wasteman (2025) dir. Cal McMau
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the potato was implied, but we got you covered
THIS is how you do a canon-accurate late-night potato battery-lit convo on screen
Michael (2026) First Look - Jaafar Jackson, Antoine Fuqua, Graham King IN THEATERS APRIL 24
Tom Blyth as young Coriolanus Snow you’ll always be famous
just a bunch of loose cannons <33
my beloved district 12 tributes on character posters <33 art by: me
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Lionsgate casting directors are cowards. For so many reasons I've gone on about before, but today, it's Louella. Back in 2010, I had classmates draw Rue as white, and I had the page numbers with quotes describing her "dark brown skin" at the ready. "But she reminds Katniss of Prim," they'd say. Shut up! The small, cute, sweet black girl can remind Katniss of her small, cute, sweet blonde sister!
Sadly, I remember the backlash of Rue's casting. Newer fans, believe us, it was the most god-awful thing. "I'm not sad she dies anymore" was not an uncommon thing to see on the internet in 2012. I would have hoped that people had grown since then, and I'm very disappointed but cannot say I'm surprised. If Lionsgate cared about how a young actress was treated, they would do something to protect young actresses from racist-ass dickwads. But they don't! Instead, they chose to cast Louella as white. I hate to think they did it to make her death and replacement sadder in the eyes of those 2012 racists, but I do not put it past them.
And with Wyatt, it was literally, "You can have an Asian character, but he'll be the one obsessed with math and die first." Fuck this casting.
is anyone else feeling the very clear similarity of this scene
aaaannnddd this scene?
like it just felt TOO familiar the first time i watched it but i could not figure it the fuck out until just now. especially given the context in both scenes (which are very different but also somewhat related in a sense) and i felt like i needed to share this with yall.
