
"Billy Dee Williams Defends Actors' Right to Wear Blackface"
Actor Billy Dee Williams defended the use of blackface in acting, citing Laurence Olivier's portrayal of Othello as an example of comedic performance. Williams expressed the belief that actors should have the freedom to portray any role they choose, and rejected the idea of being limited by racial considerations. His comments have sparked controversy and come as he promotes his memoir, "What Have We Here?".










