Joseph Fiennes

Michael Jackson's Daughter Paris Blasts Joseph Fiennes' Casting As Her Father

... about the trailer, Paris wrote. @The MJCast i'm so incredibly offended by it, as i'm sure plenty of people are as well, and it honestly makes me want to vomit. — Paris-Michael K. J. (@Paris Jackson) January 11, 2017. @The MJCast it angers me to see how obviously intentional it was for them to be this insulting, not just towards my father, but my godmother liz as well. — Paris-Michael K. J. (@Paris Jackson) January 11, 2017. Paris further wrote that Joseph's casting as King of Pop was shameful and it has soiled his reputation as a legendary artist. @The MJCast where is the respect? they worked through blood sweat and tears for ages to create such profound and remarkable legacies. shameful portrayal. — Paris-Michael K. J. (@Paris Jackson) January 11, 2017. @likeathriller @The MJCast agreed! he made a point of it plenty of times to express his pride in his roots. he would never have wanted this," tweeted Paris. Her cousin, Taj Jackson too shared the same sentiment as Paris and gave a shout-out to her on Twitter. @soledadobrien Unfortunately ...

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Petition To Boycott Michael Jackson Film Starring Joseph Fiennes At Over 20,000 Signatures

... his skin. The author of the petition, Julie Rodriguez, wrote: “While there was much speculation during his life that Jackson “wanted to be white,” the simple fact of the matter is that Jackson’s own words and actions showed that was untrue time and time again. “Despite a public struggle with vitiligo, a rare skin disorder that results in the loss of pigment, he identified in interviews as a proud black man, and went out of his way to fight for better treatment of black artists in the entertainment industry. In fact, in a 1993 interview with Oprah, he was offended at the very suggestion of being played by a white actor in a commercial!”. “This casting is an insult to the very real professional struggles and health issues Jackson dealt with during his lifetime.”. She added: “It’s bad enough when actors of colour are denied opportunities to play fictional characters of their own ethnicity due to the preferential treatment of white actors. Joseph Fiennes (Chris Radburn PA Archive/PA Images). “But it’s absolutely inexcusable for a film to whitewash a movie based on an actual human being, whether his appearance was ...

Joseph Fiennes

... this history he is, he says, enjoying the challenge of discovering a more intimate idea of Lawrence compared to Peter O’Toole’s Tehnicolor characterisation. He suggests doubt as the trait in which there is always most drama. “Doubt is crucial, I think, in every character I have ever played. I discovered it first with Dennis Potter’s play Son of Man which Mary Whitehouse tried to ban. To portray Christ with doubt was a pretty brave thing for Potter to do…”. There must, I suggest, have been plenty of doubt for him in the other film for which he has recently made headlines – his role in a Sky Arts short in which he plays Michael Jackson. At the time of the controversy around this year’s all-white Oscar shortlists, he was widely and predictably criticised for having accepted the role. Why did he do it. “Well,” he says. “It’s not a biopic of Michael Jackson or anything which, of course, I would never have done. It is part of a little series called Urban Myths, one of several films. Ours is a 20-minute satire sketch about a road trip taken by Marlon Brando, Michael and Liz Taylor near the end of Jackson’s life. It is a satirical comedy which the press ...