It's Ridley Scott. He never puts 'em in his historical movies. Even in Alien, I think there was only one, and he was well-cast.
Maybe we're in for a surprise - the Imperial Guard will be black and Kutuzov is commanding an army of Mexicans.
Yes. Ridley Scott replaced Vanessa Kirby with Lizzo.
I think I just became an accelerationist. I now want an AI that can make every single actor in every single movie into Lizzo.
There was some black people in one of the party shots but it's actually historical.
The fencer was the Chevalier de Saint-Georges, who commanded a French legion of free coloreds. He trained Thomas Alexandre Dumas, the father of Alexandre Dumas who wrote The Three Musketeers. Thomas Dumas was the son of a slave and a nobleman who became a famous general during the French Revolution. He served under Napoleon during several campaigns. He was with Napoleon during the Egypt campaign where the locals thought he was in charge due to his imposing figure and that he was the one doing all the negotiating with them. During the campaign Dumas argued with Napoleon over the terrible conditions for the soldiers and he was forced to leave back to France. His ship ran aground and he was captured and imprisoned in Naples for 2 years. Napoleon kept his grudge against Dumas and denied him the pay he was due during his imprisonment and later kept his widow from receiving his pension.
Is that faggot trying to imply that you're only a good conquerer if you worked yourself up from being a slave like Genghis Khan or something?
There's also the one silent movie in 1925 from MGM.
That dumbfuck isn't even using the proper measurement. Europe is 2% of Earth's surface, it's 6.8% of Earth's land area and was about 20% of Earth's population (the thing people actually care about) in 1800.
I thought Ari Aster would be directing this film, didn't know Ridley Scott had any connection to this one.
