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De Niro looks EXACTLY like Gregg Popovich in that pic
Related to the article (and setting aside the political firestorm it hopes to create with its Trump-baiting), I have always been amazed at how few minority stars there are in Hollywood outside of the black community. I think, percentage-wise, black actors in Hollywood may have greater numbers than the general population, but groups like Hispanics are obviously severely underrepresented. Outside of the occasional Antonio Banderas/Penelope Cruz sighting, Hollywood has very little to offer when it comes to Latinos. Considering that they make up about 1/3 of the US population, one would expect them to make up a considerable portion of Hollywood, but it's not even close to their presence in the general population. I think this also applies to Asian/Arabic/any other ethnicity you want to throw out there. Hollywood is quite literally either black or white, and I have always wondered why.
NYV: Why Latino Movie Stars Have Never Been More Necessary by director of HNDST Aug 23, 16:31
De Niro looks EXACTLY like Gregg Popovich in that pic Aug 24, 09:45