I guess they were trying to avoid giving into stereotypes by making the ancient Zen Master Chinese, since that's considered stereotypical. As ludicrous as that sounds, I can imagine a lot of today's oversensitive snowflakes freaking out about an old wise Chinese man being Dr. Strange's mentor.
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DragonMaster2010
They could have done much better then just cast Tilda though.
Demi-fiend
A few points: I actually like Tilda (especially in Constantine, take that DM) -- but here's the part I really enjoy.
I'm almost certain that the director is using "diversity" as a tactic to hit back against the left wing. They always use that word, so why not use it back to troll them (like this, for example)?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xo5RScEhqtY
I'm almost certain that the director is using "diversity" as a tactic to hit back against the left wing. They always use that word, so why not use it back to troll them (like this, for example)?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xo5RScEhqtY
V's patron
Wouldnt it have been more easier/important to cast an asian actor for Dr. strange?
DragonMaster2010
@Z218 apparently because of Tibet and Nepal's current dislike for each other, the director decided to not do that, and just cast Tilda.