September 16, 2023
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Film industry veterans Fred "The Hammer" Williamson and Michael Jai White discussed the ongoing Hollywood writers strike and their experiences in the industry, shedding light on the complex dynamics of film financing, distribution, and racial bias. Notably, they asserted that the influence of black cinema saved Hollywood during a time when the studio systems were declining. They also highlighted the issue of underpayment for black films overseas due to incorrect assumptions about their lack of appeal. Michael Jai White further pointed out that movie titles are often changed for overseas markets making it difficult to track their financial success. Williamson suggested that controlling your own work helps navigate this system, as he would negotiate assertively with international buyers directly.
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