In Twitter, many Russian-speaking spectators of the comedian series "Great" expressed their perplexity of casting actors. The wishes "to remove these cultures of the Multura Daunov" for their "cinema hypertrophized tolerance" are expressed. The reason for such discontent was the abundance of black aristocracy at the courtyard of the Russian emperor of the 18th century. Prince Rostov, performed by Abraham, the population is called "Prince Rostov from Rostov-on-Congo". And Gregory Orlova played Sasha Dhavan. Users write:
Prince Rostov is a completely real character, and he was white. What will win a white really existing character if in the artistic plan it will be black? I really do not understand this absurdity.
Prince Rostov from the new American series about Catherine Great (The Great): pic.twitter.com/zxfsndmg2u.
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The same as the series liked the series, urge attentious to look at its creator. Tony McNamara before that was the creator of the "favorite", which also applies to the history of Great Britain, as "Great" - to the history of Russia. And even in the tutors of the series, it is emphasized that only "sometimes truthful history."
Meet, Sacha Dhavan - the actor chosen for the role of the bright prince Grigory Grigorievich Orlova in the British comedy TV series "Great" riming Russian history.
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People are working. pic.twitter.com/9pofljv0fz.
Lumps of the series do not end in an inadequate selection of actors to execute the roles of real-life characters. Peter III is the grandson of Peter I, and not the Son, as in the series. No one noticed that he loved to dress up into his mother's clothes, it's more likely to ask McNamar himself, why he loves to play with gender roles in every project. And, of course, Peter III did not inlets parachute.