[ SECRET POST #2078 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2078 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

But none of those doubts were echoed by author Suzanne Collins. "Jennifer's just an incredible actress. So powerful, vulnerable, beautiful, unforgiving and brave," she said in a statement. "I never thought we’d find somebody this perfect for the role. And I can't wait for everyone to see her play it."

[tabaqui]

......?

Sounds like she loves the way she embodies the character, not really a comment on her skin color.

But someone up-thread already said the author already did say she thought of her as white.

[(Anonymous)]

She loves the way she embodies the character because she saw Lawrence audition for the role. She had input into who was cast and sat in for auditions so you're first comment about authors not having a say is wrong in this situation.

[(Anonymous)]

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[tabaqui]

You could have said that first. And did she have any say, or was she just invited to watch? If she'd said 'i don't like this actress', would the movie people have said 'oh, okay, we'll keep looking!' or would they have said 'too bad'?