John Leguizamo, Stephanie Beatriz, Benjamin Bratt, Cristela Alonzo, Julio Torres on Finding Success
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2020
- As part of Hispanic Heritage month, actors Stephanie Beatriz ("Brooklyn Nine-Nine"), John Leguizamo ("Critical Thinking") Benjamin Bratt ("Law and Order"), Cristela Alonzo ("Cristela"), and Julio Torres ("Los Espookys") join Variety's #Represent: Success Stories roundtable. The group of new and veteran stars discuss why Latinx representation is so important on the big screen and in theater as well as some of the lessons they learned while on their way to the top.
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I love this. I'm not LatinX but I really enjoyed hearing these diverse stories.
I did a one person production about the Mendez case for history fair in high school and made it to state. I couldn’t believe it wasn’t taught in school!!
#represent is one my favorite segments that Variety puts out and all the stories are uplifting no matter which race they are covering. Keep up the good work.
Thank you
Stephanie Beatriz started acting in theater? Cool. Then it is no surprise that she did such a good job performing in The Crayon, and The Crayon became a best-selling play - sort of, because it became the most viewed Young Storytellers video by several long shots. January 8, 2021, 2:50pm
I want more Latinos behind the camera!
Julio looks out of it
Remember Locke? Tom Hardy was the only actor on screen, and it was fantastic. I want to make another movie kind of like that, where Stephanie Beatriz is the only actress on screen in Trappings. January 8, 2021, 2:57pm
Benjamin for Forge for x-Factor movie or Disney plus show!
I luved this show and all on except for Cristela who just tried to dominate all. Luv ya Benjamin the most seasoned and most humble.
Cristela Alonzo and Stephanie Beatriz are thirsty for Benjamin Bratt.
When Stephanie Beatriz said that black stories and black storytellers need to pave the way so that Latin people can follow or proceed. In reality I don't agree with that. I believe if latin stories are going to succeed it will hinge on us to do so. I don't believe that once black stories are set in motion that latin stories will follow. Latin people are trailblazers innovators creative smart funny etc. Latin people are going to determine the success in Hollywood not black people. We have a history as latin people that once we set trends and start something everyone else follows along.
I know this doesn't have anything to do with the Latin community but theatre as an Asian is very shitty. You don't know how many times American theatre and especially Broadway have cast white people to play Asian characters and there are times when the actors wear Yellowface makeup to look Asian. Theatre can be disheartening at times too.