And if you can’t make it there, go to a trade school and learn to fix a fridge.

Butterfly MacQueen said after Gone with the Wind that she’d never appear as a service women again. Yes, we saw very little of her and Hollywood was fine but her powerful personnel conviction set her apart, even from these tired ass black sell outs we have today.

Hollywood caters to a majority white demographic. Got it!

Good.

Acting isn’t mother’s milk!!!!!!!!!!!

I never said they weren’t sitting on shelves. There’s a difference between sitting on a shelf and not being written at all.

Since I am a screenwriter I know a lil bout black screenwriters as for the notion that these scripts won’t make money at the box office… most art house films don’t.

And also with Tyler Perry he decides what to do himself. He is in complete control of production hence the title PRODUCER. He can stop wearing the dress anytime he pleases. My guess is he’s a drag queen (seriously think about it what’s the diff between tyler perry and a drag queen?) and doesn’t want to let it go.

Moreover my point is the problem with black art is not the the black writers, directors, or even producers it’s black audiences being cooned out and dumbed down.

Everything you said is a straight up lie.

First off most films get commissioned off of novel options and are written in house after the pick up so by saying there are no substantial black dramas being written is like saying Edward Jones, Toni Morrison, Zadie Smith and others aren’t getting options I know for a fact that they are. You aren’t seeing them because they aren’t being produced, but the script is there. So your whole black screenwriters aren’t writing good scripts argument is completely ludicrous ignorant and off base.

Also Tyler Perry produces his own films he even formed his whole production company so he essentially green lights himself and worries about the distribution deal later (which is not a problem with his success) So you’re thing about white people making him do anything is str8 crazy.

You clearly don’t know anything about the industry in general and certainly not the black side of things because these “black movies” you’re seeing are written by white people.

Talkin bout you work in the industry SMH