Casting Controversy
Odessa A'zion exits 'Deep Cuts' role after casting backlash
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Odessa A'zion has withdrawn from her role in A24's upcoming film 'Deep Cuts' following online criticism over the casting choice. The actress announced her decision on Instagram, citing her lack of familiarity with the source novel's character description. The move comes amid concerns about whitewashing the Mexican and Jewish heritage of the character Zoe Gutierrez.
Jennifer Lawrence shared on a podcast that she turned down a role in Quentin Tarantino's 'The Hateful Eight' and later lost the part of Sharon Tate in 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' due to online criticism about her appearance. The actress reflected on the incidents during a recent interview, expressing regret over her decisions. Margot Robbie ultimately portrayed Sharon Tate in the 2019 film.
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Frankie Muniz has revealed he hasn't spoken to Hilary Duff in 22 years following their work on the 2003 film 'Agent Cody Banks,' blaming interference from Duff's mother in the casting process. The actor shared the story on 'The Joe Vulpis Podcast,' expressing regret over letting the incident end their friendship. Muniz described how Duff's mother allegedly went behind his back to secure the role for her daughter, despite initial plans for another actress.