The irony of this is that Alma was responsible for a huge chunk of what made Hitch’s films so great. There literally was a female Hitchcock.
Man, I'd love to see an Iron Fist type story that told this perspective. Not just to fix a problematic trope, but also because it'd simply be a great area to explore in media.
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Midnight Sun (2006 film) - Wikipedia (Starring one of my favorite J-pop musicians, but that's irrelevant)
What bugs me, though, aside from making everyone white, is that the promos I've seen don't say it's based on anything. And yeah, it looks pretty bland.
Progress. In all seriousness, Atlanta is doing so much for representation that this is not an issue at all. The fact that her IMDb page literally says she played "Asian Woman" is fucking hilarious.
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I loved Constance Wu on Fresh Off the Boat, but I don't spend time on basically any television as of late. Can't wait to see her in Crazy Rich Asians, and hopefully in more good movies beyond that. Also, yeah, I liked your thing.
http://www.vulture.com/2018/05/vida-latinx-writers-room-roundtable.html premieres tomorrow, I feel like should all watch it