Djimon Hounsou is “struggling to make a dollar” in Hollywood

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Djimon Hounsou is “struggling to make a dollar” in Hollywood


“I’ve gone to studios for meetings and they’re like: ‘Wow, we felt like you just got off the boat and then went back [after ‘Amistad’]. We didn’t know you were here as a true actor,’” Hounsou continued. “When you hear things like that, you can see that some people’s vision of you, or what you represent, is very limiting….

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  1. As bad as it is for black men in Hollywood, it is even worse for black women. How much work has Angela Bassett, Viola Davis and Alfre Woodward gotten in the last ten years. Dark skinned blacks have it harder to lighter complexions. Will Smith and Halle Berry have made way more money than anyone else that was mentioned in this comment.

  2. He is a great actor and is always given minor bit roles. This guy has been around a long time. But black male lead rolls now go to comediennes, it has been years since Denzel Washington, Morgan Freeman and Laurence Fishburne were getting offered multiple leading man roles. If it isn't will Smith, it is a comic

  3. DR WATKINS ACTOR TERRANCE HOWARD SPOKE ABOUT RELATIONS WITH EMPIRE 3 THE CAST OF PRODUCTIONS WAS MAJORITY LBGQT CHARACTERS HE READ THE ROLES OF ACTORS IN THE SERIES AND DECIDED THAT HE IS UNFORTUNATELY RETIRING AS A 🎬 ACTOR DIJMON HOUNSOU IS A GREAT MAN WITH PRINCIPLES OF THE ROLES THAT HE HAS PLAYED THIS IS SO UNFORTUNATE THAT A OLDER GENTLEMAN IS FORCE TO SUFFER FOR THE OPPORTUNITY FOR WEALTH HE WILL FIND A JOB CAREER IN A MATTER OF TIME

  4. Djimon Hounsou isn't being a "good and humble boy" team player in Hollywood that's expected of the masculine, testerone filled black male actors by the Hollywood powers to be in order to better humble and control him.

    Despite the amount of movies he's been in for at least two decades, he's still a leading co-star/character actor and not a A-list leading, black male Hollywood actor that's going to pay him the really big bucks $15-$20 million dollars per movie along with all the additional benefits that comes along with it.

    He's probably over the years gotten plenty of movie roles that would have gotten him big pay days per movie that wanted/required him to put on a dress/women's clothing in movies/television that would indicate to the Hollywood powers to be that he's now "buck broken" and hammer malleable to what we want him to be and do from that point going forward.

    His A-list status explodes and the mult-millions of dollars that he always seeking starts rolling in like a huge boulder going downhill.

    Lower his core values system, abandon his morals, throw away his integrity, play the "Casting Couch" game and he's all set.

    He knows exactly how the big bucks system to paramount suscess works in Hollywood but he will never verbally complain saying it out loud.

    Djimon Hounsou?

    Not going to happen because after all his years of success in Hollywood, its way to late, he's too likeable, too credible, too well known established to his fan base, black americans love his work and throughout Hollywood to suddenly, switch up in the game.