Should all Hollywood movies feature at least 1 person of color in it?

no, was there a roll for someone of color in the storyline. what the story consists of is how the writter

wrote it and what its about. if the story is about swedish fishermen, there isn't going to be any people

of color in it. if the story is about eskimos there won't be any white people in it. what's the name of the

film? film co's get stories from screen writers they don't make up the characters, just the film. would

anyone besides you know the name of this film?

I would think this was up to the screenwriter and director. Suppose someone wanted to do another version of "lord of the Flies" which is based on a novel by William Golding about a group of British prep school students in the 40s stranded on a Pacific Island. There were no students of color at prep schools at that time. Why would the film include one. I once auditioned the play "Juno and the Paycock" which takes place in Dublin in 1920. Why would I cast a person of color when there are none in the story?

what? Seriously?

Ever stopped to think maybe the casting call did not receive one "person of color" as you so rainbowily stated at their hiring hall? Maybe the film was filmed in a state with a low population to begin with, like Montana or Wyoming?

Let's stop the reverse racism before it even starts. It's all on you. Only you can change your response to others actions. Please get over yourself before the train hits the tunnel, you might get decapitated unless your arms and legs are contained within the car.

And no I do not believe that all movies should have a percapita quota to fuilfill. That's even more insulting. Not hiring because of skill but because someone lobbied the government to get involve with the entertainment business.

Jesus Christ what's next? Having Government regulate how many persons of color can own a gold Impala?

First Look Studios, a leading independent supplier in the entertainment marketplace, acquires, markets and distributes feature films, television series and specialty programming. First Look owns a vast home entertainment library consisting of over 1000 titles, including War, Inc., Transsiberian, Priceless, The Proposition and King of California. First Look also distributes a variety of product lines from world-class, category-leading partners including Carsey-Werner ("The Cosby Show") and VideoAsia (Battle Warrior starring Tony Jaa).

First Look Studios Mission

To distribute entertainment content with commercial appeal to consumers through any channel on any format profitably available to us, with our current emphasis on theatrical and home entertainment channels, focusing on DVD and various forms of television as well as emerging digital platforms.

First Look Studios Values

- Success through hard work and dedication.

- Creative thinking, innovative ideas, creating new business opportunities.

- Results oriented individuals working as positive team members.

- Uncompromising integrity in everything we do and with everyone we work.

- Open and honest communications valuing the contributions of all individuals through all levels of the company.

- It is not our right, but rather it is our responsibility to voice our opinion.

- We consider to be a partner anyone who benefits from our success (e.g. retailer, supplier, agency, vendor, distributor, filmmaker).

Nu Image is the parent company with a controlling interest in First Look Studios.

Nu Image is a full service production company and distributor servicing both domestic and international markets. We offer a wide variety of films. A large portion of our library is dedicated to the Action and Thriller genres.

As an emerging studio, we also produce a large portion of the content we offer.

The foundation of our company began in 1986, when Avi Lerner founded the Nu Metro Entertainment Group, the largest entertainment company in South Africa. Nu Metro owned and operated 35 theatre locations with a total of 140 screens. It was later sold.

In 1992, Lerner moved to Los Angeles and founded Nu Image together with Danny Dimbort, Trevor Short and Danny Lerner.

In 1996 Nu Image formed Millennium Films to address the market’s growing need for quality art films and higher budget action features, while Nu Image continued to cater to the lucrative world home video market. Between the two divisions, over 100 films have been produced since 1992.

Nu Image and Millennium Films continue to grow, with the company producing more than 20 pictures annually. Currently, many of our latest films feature top box office stars and find releasing through major motion picture studios.