Hollywood Admits That It Has Mostly Casted White Actors And Has Apologized For It

Hollywood has apologized taking after a race line over a forthcoming blockbuster including white on-screen characters as old Egyptian divinities. 

Divine forces of Egypt will star Scottish performing artist Gerard Butler, Australian Geoffrey Rush, and Danish performer Nikolaj Coster-Waldau as the divine beings Set, Ra and Horus. 

The film, which is discharged in February, focuses on a mortal character called Bek played by Brenton Thwaites, a white Australian performing artist beforehand known for showing up in the cleanser musical drama Home and Away. Creators of the $140 million dream, which will be a standout amongst the most costly Hollywood preparations of 2016, were blamed for "whitewashing" after a trailer was discharged.

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