The question of inclusiveness has almost monopolized the debate around the entertainment industry for a few years now, but it is certainly not an absolute novelty: some time ago, for example, George Lucas was accused of having included too many white characters in the universe of his Star Warsas recalled by the director himself.
While The Phantom Menace was taking its revenge at the box office 25 years after its theatrical release, Lucas therefore wanted send any criticisms received back to the senderunderlining how the idea on which the Star Wars universe is founded is, at least in his view, inevitably inclusive.
“They told me: ‘They’re all white men!‘, but most of them are aliens! The basic idea is that you should accept people for who they are, whether they’re big and hairy or whether they’re green or whatever. The idea is that people are all the same“were the words of the director.
Lucas then continued by noting how, from his point of view, the only real discrimination is that between humans, aliens and robots: “It was a way of saying that people will always start discriminating against someone, before or after. I mean, we’ve already started with AI, we’re already saying, ‘We can’t trust robots.’“. Controversy aside, in the meantime, we have discovered which is the most watched Star Wars film on Disney+.
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