[ SECRET POST #4727 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4727 ⌋

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[toshi_hakari]

Tom Cruise is also quite short but that hasn't stopped him from getting roles. It's racism, buddy, nothing else.

[philstar22]

I was just coming to say this.

[(Anonymous)]

I wouldn't say nothing else - if anything, Aladdin was a pretty bad movie in general and that never helps. But racism has a big part in it, probably.

[toshi_hakari]

But there are tons of other mediocre movies with mediocre actors that still get jobs. If it was just a bout quality, Adam Sandler would not have a career, for example.

Aladdin might have not been good to you but it made a lot of money and that's always THE deciding factor for execs in Hollywood.

[(Anonymous)]

I was thinking of Tom Cruise, too. Though to be fair, he's older and had a lot more time to get over that obstacle before he became a huge, bankable action lead. Ahaha, and he's got the Church of S backing him, of course.

[(Anonymous)]

Tom Cruise is not only white, he's rich and has had decades to establish himself. Those are major advantages he's got over this actor.

[(Anonymous)]

He had major roles in 4 films in 1983 when he had only one of the three advantages you've listed. Which one was it?

[(Anonymous)]

A bit of a stretch to call some of those "major roles" and only one of them is a film where people still recall. Cruise is playing high school kids, where height is not yet going to be a big casting challenge.

I'd say being the lead of a billion dollar Disney remake beats every single one of those movies in terms of fame AND money, but at that point in their respective careers, I suppose you could say they're doing comparably well. Cruise will go on to do even better, in terms of acting roles. Massoud hasn't had that chance yet, so it's a bit soon to say that he's losing.