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Perhaps travel cannot prevent bigotry, but by demonstrating that all peoples cry, laugh, eat, worry, and die, it can introduce the idea that if we try and understand each other, we may even become friends.
Don't go around saying the world owes you a living. The world owes you nothing. It was here first. If you don't like something, change it. If you can't change it, change your attitude. Change will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time. We are the ones we've been waiting for. We are the change that we seek.
It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change. All changes, even the most longed for, have their melancholy; for what we leave behind us is a part of ourselves; we must die to one life before we can enter another.
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Take up one idea. Make that one idea your life - think of it, dream of it, live on that idea. Let the brain, muscles, nerves, every part of your body, be full of that idea, and just leave every other idea alone. This is the way to success.
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Javier Bardem has responded to the criticism over his
being Spanish and playing Cuban American actor
Desi Arnaz.
The 52-year-old Oscar winner stars in the movie Being
The Ricardos opposite Nicole Kidman who plays sitcom icon Lucille Ball.
'I'm an actor, and that's what I do for a living: try to
be people that I'm not,' Javier told The Hollywood Reporter in a new interview.
Answering back: Javier Bardem has responded to the criticism over his being Spanish and playing Cuban American actor Desi Arnaz; seen last week in LA
Javier also argued that the flak over nationality tends to
be aimed in particular at non-native English
speakers like himself.
'What do we do with Marlon Brando playing Vito Corleone?
What do we do with Margaret Thatcher played by Meryl Streep?
Daniel Day-Lewis playing Lincoln? Why does this conversation happen with people
with accents?' he said.
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'You have your accent. That's where you belong. That's tricky.
Where is that conversation with English-speaking people doing things like The Last Duel, where they were
supposed to be French people in the Middle Ages?
That's fine. But me, with my Spanish accent, being Cuban?'
He added defiantly: 'What I mean is, if we want to open the can of worms, let's open it for everyone.
The role came to me, and one thing that I know for sure is that
I'm going to give everything that I have.'
Profession: 'I'm an actor, and that's what I do for a living: try to be people that I'm not,' Javier
told The Hollywood Reporter; he is pictured as Desi
The husband of Penelope Cruz joked: 'We should all start not allowing anybody to play Hamlet unless they were born in Denmark.'
After his interview he emailed the publication and qualified his earlier remarks:
'I do recognize that there are many underrepresented
voices and stories that need to be told, and we should collectively do better to provide
access and opportunities for more American Latino stories and storytellers.'
As Javier was slated for playing a Latino despite not being one, Rachel Zegler has received
opprobrium for supposedly being the wrong type
of Latina to play Maria in West Side Story as she is of Colombian and Polish descent rather than Puerto Rican.
Javier and Nicole were both controversial choices for their roles when they were cast
as Lucy and Desi, whose daughter Lucie Arnaz publicly
defended Nicole.
Incoming: The 52-year-old Oscar winner stars in the movie Being The Ricardos
opposite Nicole Kidman who plays sitcom icon Lucille Ball
The blowback they received was so intense that they both apparently tried to
extricate themselves from the film as a result.
Although the producer Todd Black was able to persuade their agents to
keep them in, Nicole and Javier still wanted the film postponed a year.
Nicole said that once their attempts to finagle
a delay were unsuccessful 'then it was like: "Oh, no. Oh, no. We actually have to do this."'
Since both Nicole and Javier grew up abroad they were unaware of how proprietary Americans
felt about Lucy and Desi and so were unprepared
for the backlash.
There he is: The real Desi Arnaz, who had a
turbulent marriage to Lucille that ended in divorce, is pictured in 1954 during the run of I Love Lucy
Aaron himself has previously defended casting Javier in the midst of controversy about his not being Latin American.
'First of all, Amazon's casting department had a Latina casting consultant on board.
I found out, for instance, because there was an actor who I was considering who's Brazilian, and I was told by
the casting consultant that Brazilians aren't considered [Hispanic]
because they speak Portuguese,' he told the Hollywood Reporter.
'So, Javier is Spanish and the casting consultant was fine with it.
But I don't want to use the casting consultant as cover.
I want to tell you my opinion on this and I
stand by it, which is this: Spanish and Cuban aren't
actable, OK? They're not actable. By the way, neither
are straight and gay,' he added.
'Because I know there's a small movement underway that
only gay actors should play gay characters.
Gay and straight aren't actable. You could act being attracted
to someone, but most nouns aren't actable.'
Film history: Javier argued: 'What do we do with Margaret Thatcher played
by Meryl Streep?' asking: 'Why does this conversation happen with people with accents?'
Meanwhile as rumors of Nicole's casting began to spread this January it
set of a swirl of online chatter about who would be better
suited for the role.
Debra Messing, who had just starred in a homage to I
Love Lucy on the last season of Will And Grace, began aggressively pitching herself for the part on Twitter.
However Lucie posted a Facebook video urging fans to 'stop
arguing about who should play it - she doesn't look like
her, her nose isn't the same, she isn't as funny.'
She noted that the film is 'the story of Lucille Ball,
my actual mother, not Lucy Ricardo, and her husband Desi
Arnaz, my dad, not Ricky Ricardo.'
New work: 'Where is that conversation with English-speaking people doing things like The Last Duel, where they were supposed to be French people in the Middle Ages?' Javier asked
Desi, who played Lucy's bandleader husband Ricky Ricardo on their program,
had a tumultuous marriage to her in real life.
She filed for divorce for the first time in 1944, reportedly over his philandering and drinking, but they got back together before splitting up permanently in 1960.
In the meantime they produced two children and the
sitcom that etched them into TV legend, running from 1951
to 1957.
Throwback: Despite their divorce, in which she called their marriage 'a nightmare,' Lucy and Desi remained publicly amicable for the rest of his life; they are
pictured while married
They also starred in movies together throughout their marriage, including Forever, Darling
and the Vincente Minnelli comedy The Long, Long Trailer.
Despite their divorce, in which she called their marriage 'a nightmare,' Lucy and
Desi remained publicly amicable for the rest of his life.
Lucy married Borscht Belt comic Gary Morton in 1961 and stayed with him until her
death in 1989, while Desi married one Edith Hirsch in 1963.
Edith and Desi both died of cancer one year apart -
she passed on in 1985 and her husband, who loved cigars from his native Cuba, succumbed to
lung cancer in 1986.
Aaron Sorkin's new biopic is about a single week spent making an episode
of I Love Lucy during which Lucy and Desi's marriage is shaken.
The turbulent week, reportedly running from the table read to
the taping in front of a studio audience, is said to include a professional
landmine for the couple as well.
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