The 59-year-old actor Eddie Murphy expressed the opinion that in the film industry there are still few dark-skinned people, as well as other minorities. "White men manage this business. So it was always, "the actor shared. As for Murphy himself, according to him, in the direction of the artist racism manifested itself not so much in the world of movies as in everyday life.
The actor discussed the long-awaited continuation of his film "Trip to America" with Radio Times. He suggested that the comedy had not changed since the release of the film on the screens in 1988, but recognized that people "became more alarmed" due to the shift in political correctness. "It was so many years, but this applies not only to African Americans, it also concerns women and other minorities," he said Radio Times about the lack of diversity in Hollywood.
Despite the long list of blockbusters and numerous roles, Eddie said that his most proud achievement has nothing to do with the work. Instead, he stressed that he was very proud of his ten children, since all of them are smart and loving people whom Murphy considers worthy heirs. In April, the star will turn 60 years old. According to him, I had to go through the difficult path of the parent, who changed Eddie as a person and made it emotionally versatile.