Bradley Cooper's Controversial Nose in 'Maestro': A Distraction from the Art

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The controversy surrounding Bradley Cooper's use of a prosthetic nose to play Leonard Bernstein in the upcoming Netflix film "Maestro" is distracting from more important issues. While some argue that a non-Jewish actor should not be playing a Jewish role, the involvement of Jewish individuals in the film, including Bernstein's estate, suggests otherwise. Instead of focusing on this non-story, attention should be directed towards addressing real-life antisemitism and bigotry. Bernstein's legacy should inspire us to engage with our cultural heritage and create meaningful works of art.
Topics:entertainment#antisemitism#art#bradley-cooper#entertainmentcultural-commentary#jewish-representation#leonard-bernstein
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