explain breh
explain breh
A proper explanation, please.
I was being sarcastic breh
The Wire - David Simon, a white guyThe Wire? Luther?
You do realize without The Wire those shows wouldn't exist.
And the only show that started after Luther ended is True Detective.
Without the Wire there wouldn't be Game of Thrones or House of Cards?
No. The Wire (and The Sopranos) were integral in shaping the landscape of television today and paved the way for shows like the ones you mentioned.Without the Wire there wouldn't be Game of Thrones or House of Cards?
@ this being true
As long as there are young black directors with a fresh imagination and young black actors that are willing to expand the limitations of the past, there is hope.
Is that supposed to be new information or something.The Wire - David Simon, a white guy
Luther - Neil Cross, white guy
Because the original conversation was about black people making their own shows.Is that supposed to be new information or something.
Fresh, Ray, The Pursuit of Happyness... all directed by white men. 25th Hour, Hunger, King Arthur... all directed by black men. So what?
There's more to making a show or film than being the creator. Also, the post I responded to cited The Eric Andre Show as an example of an original black show and two of the three creators are non-black.Because the original conversation was about black people making their own shows.
Unfortunately, I have to agree with @En Sabah Nur on the Hollywood front. Those young black directors, actors, writers, etc stand little to no chance of breaking through. As I have heard from someone before, black films and shows have pretty much been segregated. You'll see hollywood doing the same type of "black" movies, over and over again.
Those same directors you mention will have to go independent, create their own distribution, or go through different channels altogether. However, I'm questioning if those folks, or even the veterans, are even willing to do such a thing.