Re: What should Hollywood adapt?

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Terrence Briggs <mrman1mrman1@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Terrence Briggs, who grew up watching movies with people who didn't
look like him. Why can't the rest of us do the same?

The ethnic makeup of the actors doesn't matter (look at some of the big
Hollywood stars), but we want them to be speaking English. One reason
anime had become so big here is it's easier to dub animation, given
it's often dubbed in the original language in the first place (much
like Italian movies filmed everything silently, then dubbed in Italian
dialog).

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