Bob Chapek does not directly mention the actress of ‘The Mandalorian’, but he says that the company supports “values that are universal: respect, decency, integrity and inclusion”.
Bob Chapek, Disney’s executive director, denied this March that the studio is politically divisive, informs the Deadline portal.
During an annual meeting with the investors, one of them asks if the company has a “black list” politically motivated. The activist was disappointed with the despair of Gina Carano, star of the series ‘The Mandalorian’, who had been following an Instagram post compared to EE.UU. with Nazi Germany and the Republicans with the Jews.
For its part, Chapek affirms: “We do not see Disney characterizing as a character or a character”. Aggregate that the study supports “values that are universal: respect, decency, integrity and inclusion”.
“We will look for the content that reflects the rich diversity of the world in what we live. And believe that it is a world in which all of us must live in harmony and peace,” the empress said.
Initially, the publication of Carano provoked a campaign of retaliation in the social speeches that motivated his despair, as long as a message from the producer the “aborted and unacceptable” tacho. However, the decision to delay the counter effect and the number of personalities preserved will initiate a campaign in social media defending Carano, which is considered to have been deliberately expedited by its political ideas, and to align Disney’s subscribers. plate.
Meanwhile, in the midst of the controversy, Carano is converting to the most popular celebrity of the moment, agreeing with IMDb.