Interesting. 90% of these actors are Anglo-Saxon and speak English as their first language, and those of color are not diverse in their attitudes. If you close your eyes, you wouldn't know the difference.
The training ground for Australian actors before coming to Hollywood (until very recently) were the soaps Neighbours and Home & Away, you'd be hard pressed to find any Aussies that didn't pass through those hallowed doors (although Neighbours is now sadly cancelled, which could affect the pipeline going forward).
I bet if you took a deeper dive into the timeline, before the 90’s, perhaps a similar trend will emerge? Hollywood has been the place to be for creatives/ performers worldwide for a bit
Interesting. 90% of these actors are Anglo-Saxon and speak English as their first language, and those of color are not diverse in their attitudes. If you close your eyes, you wouldn't know the difference.
The training ground for Australian actors before coming to Hollywood (until very recently) were the soaps Neighbours and Home & Away, you'd be hard pressed to find any Aussies that didn't pass through those hallowed doors (although Neighbours is now sadly cancelled, which could affect the pipeline going forward).
I bet if you took a deeper dive into the timeline, before the 90’s, perhaps a similar trend will emerge? Hollywood has been the place to be for creatives/ performers worldwide for a bit