I know that won't always be the case in these situations, so it was incredibly lucky that it worked out the way it did. It's such a low bar, unfortunately, but I'm hoping that this will be that tiny step in the right direction for more actors to follow suit which might give the industry a damn clue that they shouldn't be whitewashing roles and should be giving POC/minorities more opportunities that aren't limiting to stereotypes.

I've also heard from others who saw the film that it's great, as well. Which makes me so excited.