Oscar-nominated Licorice Pizza is slammed by Asian groups over main character's 'buffoonish' Japanese accent: Director Paul Thomas Anderson defends film saying 'what's the problem?'
- Director Paul Thomas Anderson's coming-of-age film 'Licorice Pizza,' set in 1970s San Fernando Valley, has received both backlash and praise
- The film nominated for best picture, director and original screenplay
- It has also faced accusations of racism by some Asian groups because of a few controversial scenes
- In those scenes, a white male restaurant owner played by actor John Michael Higgins speaks to his wife in and overly exaggerated Japanese accent
- The film, which rolled out in limited release over Thanksgiving, received backlash on social media and from some Asian groups
- 'Licorice Pizza' is nominated for best film, along with 'Belfast'; 'CODA'; 'Don´t Look Up'; 'Drive My Car'; 'Dune'; 'King Richard'; 'Nightmare Alley'; 'The Power of the Dog'; 'West Side Story
- The Oscars will be held on Sunday, March 27, at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles
- The ceremony is set to begin at 8 p.m. ET and will be broadcast live on ABC
2022年3月25日金曜日
重要なのはアクセントじゃなくて内容ですけどね。刺身とか・・・（爆ｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗ
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初めて関西に来た時に大阪神戸京都の方言が聞き分けられなかった思い出
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'Licorice Pizza' controversy over anti-Asian jokes, racism
... the real-life owner of the Japanese restaurant the Mikado, speaks to his wife, Mioko (Yumi Mizui) — and later his second wife,...
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刺身と醤油deしょーゆーこと
ダメだし大歓迎すな
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