James Earl Jones Was BANNED From Every Talk Show After This Happened
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- James Earl Jones Was BANNED From Every Talk Show After This Happened
Jones has one of the biggest movie repertoires I’ve ever seen. He made his acting debut on stage at the iconic Ramsdelle Theater in Manistee, Michigan, playing the titular character Othello. His acting was so magical that it won him a spot on the ABC anthology series Theater Five. He then made his Broadway debut in 1957, playing Edward the Butler in Dore Schary’s Sunrise at Campobello.
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Denzel Washington, Morgan Freeman, and Samuel L. Jackson weren't the only high-profile Black actors out there. There's Danny Glover, Forest Whitaker, Lawrence Fishburne, Wesley Snipes, John Amos, and Louis Gossett Jr to name others.
Did they audition?
They'll NEVER BE JAMES EARL JONES!!!
They'll NEVER BE JAMES EARL JONES!!!
Harry Belafonte Sidney Poitier
@@stevenlewis2490 Not to mention the black actors that came before them.
I’m black, and I never once heard any black person say a bad word about James Earl Jones.
Because it’s not well known, but those who are familiar do not approve. As we shouldn’t anyone disrespect us, even if it is self hating other black ppl
@@biancaross4150 … well it sounds like you’re speaking for yourself. Sounds like your own personal issue you have with him
@@biancaross4150*Uncle Ruckus has entered the chat*
James Earl Jones discussed his early views on Black women and how they evolved in a 1987 interview with Ebony magazine. In that interview, he admitted to having internalized negative feelings about Black women when he was younger but explained that his views changed as he matured. He reflected on how these feelings were linked to his own insecurities and struggles with identity but emphasized that he had grown past them through self-reflection and life experience.
sooooo.....he pandered to black women so they could support his movies again?? 🤣🤣🤣
yO🤨TELL ThA TRUTH WE ALLLL KNOW! .. some black sistas BE FREAKn KRAYCRAZY!😳! 💖😂😭😂👋🤣!
@@702thomasBasically 😮💨It's REALLY TIME to stop supporting black men like this. I don't care if he back pedals.
You are putting this comment everywhere....🤔
@@clarkclarke SO? what's the problem with it?
Finest "Black" actors? No, FINEST ACTORS!
My EXACT thoughts. Disgraceful
I never knew he had said those things,I respect his talent and acting skills.
Why do they say he's a great black actor, not a great american actor?
Haha because America U.S. wants to keep reminding us that we are black. Plain and simple lol
I thought I was the only one that caught that
@@hhhhhh482 Why do they say a great black actor? They want people to know just because that there skin was darker than some people it doesn’t mean that they did anything bad or wrong. It means that they are blessed by the best. Now think about that 🤔.
@@hhhhhh482 Just might be that some people would love to spake about what anyone of color is doing for real. Just because that their skin is light almost white means that you are Godly . I seen the devil in people. That unholy spirit of the devil. And it’s not the color of anyone’s skin. It’s a spiritual thing. We know our people by their spirit. You can see it, feel it, when it near you. And a person who doesn’t have a clue about spiritual things, don’t know.
Because he was black,... maybe?? I don't know!!
💖✨ I LOVED James Earl Jones in "Claudine."
To me, it was his-- dare I say-- ''BEST WORK.''
This was also Diahann Carroll's best work, too.
I agree but I think he did good in Coming to America as well, lets say he fit the part then to you can't compare Claudine to Coming to A
America
I loved him and Diane Carroll in that fim also.
@@bridgetward9012 Yes, I know.
But that's because he was so versatile as an actor
JEJ could play ANYTHING!!
But there was sooo much chemistry between him and Dianne Carroll in the movie Claudine. Ironically, at the time they filmed Claudine, Dianne Carroll was dating Sidney Poitier!!
I was only 6 years old when that movie came out, but it's so iconic to the 1970's. I think I'm going to watch it this weekend in memory of him. 😢
I’m so glad I was raised during such a time of Black empowerment, literature and self love.
That must have been righteous.
Self-righteous.
@@ezra3776 no not self righteous but a period of time when righteousness was at the the forefront of mankind's consciousness. Before the war on drugs, the crack epidemic, the decline in literacy, the disdain for your original self. It's important to know these things have existed, because you can go back and regain or gather this information. It's important to know from whence you came and what people did to resist the status quo. It's a template to grow from. I'm no better than anyone I have a sincere desire to improve and to share knowledge and wisdom.
@@irishouston4103 So now, have you grown? Can you say, today, that you no longer see color? Indulge me.
@@irishouston4103💖🕊The 💖LORD BLESS yoU MAM... YoU Remind me of someone dear to my heart. When i was a little boy my mother passed away. My parents were from cuba. Here in the States they knew Martin Luther King and his beautiful wife Coretta king and their Children. Sometime After Martin was Assassinated and my mother passed from stomach cancer we were invited to spend sometime with Corretta and the kids at a party in Uptown New York Manhattan... I was just a boy but i remember.. I remember that We were very poor.. I remember learning about The Lord from my mother and from the Kings.. i remember learning in school about What was done to Martin.💔 I remember crying feeling confused heartbroken and being sad as a little boy in a heartbreaking scary world at that time when i Lost my Mother and Martin and we all lost so many other heroes.. so many loved ones.. but i remember i used to hold onto Correttas leg.. I was very small.. and I would look up to her. And she would look down to me with a beautiful smile and such loving kindness in her eyes.. she was very sweet to me.. she knew I missed my momma and that's why I wrapped my little arms around her leg. She told my poppi it's ok.. and she kneeled down to my height to talk to me. She was all class. She was so smart and filled with such compassion and GRACE FILLED GODLY LOVE TOWARDS lil me.. i started to cry a little and she asked me whats wrong sweetheart.. I said my mommy's gone.. and your Martin is gone now too.. I was so vey sad for her and wanted to ask about martin..I was confused.. why? but she was so kind and so patient and told me to go ahead and ask.. I said with tears in my eyes.. why did a bad man hurt him? How can someone hurt someone like Martin my Hero who was like the Lord and foughtfor our freedoms? I was tormented as a boy by these things.. and She in her GODLY wisdom with teary eyes hugged me and kissed me and looked me in the eyes and she said.. Well David.. She explained it to me this way.. your precious mommy and Martin are with JESUS and one day we will all be together again.. you know your mommy got sick right?.. and see sometimes people get sick in their minds and hearts and hurt others... and that man that hurt my Martin was very sick in his heart and mind and soul and spirit.. and to this day I still remember what she said next . She said David...We must pray for him and others like him who are very sick.. pray for them and forgive them because they are hurting inside and need JESUS LOVE to help SAVE THEM SO WE must Forgive as he forgave Us.. Just like Martin forgave and my mom.. She planted seeds of Loving healing forgiveness in me a little boy even tho she had just lost Martin. Wow! Changed my Life. She hugged n kissed me and sent me off to play with her kids. That was the Last time I saw her. It is a most special precious n dearest memory to me in my life.. YoU remind me of her. YoU ARE ALL CLASS.🥹😌🙏Thank yoU😌🙏🥹 GODBLESS yoU Mam. HIS 💖GRACE and PEACE🕊 TO YOU AMEN.💓🥹🕊💖👋😌🙏z. 🕊💖🤗z!
I have a dream… that one day, black ppl will learn to ‘do no harm’ to each other in public.
And so it is
Men like him started it, open degradation on black women with no empathy while complaining about white men being racist towards him but he was being racists towards black women. He will continue to face the consequences of his own behavior.
AND behind closed doors.
AND behind closed doors.
He started it. He is Ray Crist towards black women but complain about white men. Ha!
Our lovely narrator sure feels comfortable speaking on behalf of James Earl Jones's adoring Black fans. You're 100% wrong. We loved seeing our favorite Black actors in everything during the era where Hollywood defamed, killed off and cast Black actors as the bad guy every time. When STAR WARS opened in theaters and we heard James Earl Jones voicing the powerful protagonist Darth Vader, we were all proud and excited. Some of my favorite memories of our childhood.
💯 I agree. She is taking the same attitude that Anthony Quinn. He believed that he could play a black man. She thinks she knows black people thoughts and how they should feel.
Some of these narrated voices on videos are A I
I went to see Star Wars when it opened the summer of 77! The lines were around the around and the movie theater, The Loews Astor Plaza on West 44th Street had been renovated and had seats that slide back for comfort! They were deep red and plush!
This woman just told a straight up lie about Henry Christophe and Haiti. Jean Jacque Dessaline was the first emperor of Haiti.
Please stop with the stereotypes and racial innuendo. Plus they are so many mis information in the piece. Get it together Lily
He had the most recognizable voices on earth, elegant, beautiful, distinguishing, memorizing, words don't do justice to the man, and his craft, the only thing greater than his voice, was his character, he puts our so called leaders to shame in every aspect of his life. He will never be imitated, and it's the worlds loss of his passing. He will live on in our hearts and memories.
His voice has been digitized.
Stop trying to tarnish Mr James Earl Jones' legacy. /
Exactly. He dated & married who he wanted. That doesn’t take away from his contribution to the Arts. Great actor, RIP JEJ🙏🏾
@@dawnlee866 🤣🤣🤣
Acting is pretense,make believe. Conversation offstage and behavior in life shows who one really is. Foolish statement against Black females. If you want a cavie then marry her but keep the Black mother of civilization out of your mouth.
@@dawnlee866 Who he married or dated is not at issue. Stating that an entire group of women have stereotypical negative characteristics is a problem and ignorant. It doesn't matter how talented and otherwise respectable Mr. Jones was. No one forced him to say those things consistently over years. He believed in the negative stereotypes of Black women that he stated and espoused. He was a great actor, but he lacked prudence on speaking publicly on this matter.
Beware of vocal pundits who are “breaking down” information on behalf of a culture they don’t belong to. James Earl Jones was one of America’s most accomplished actors and he was entitled to his opinion and entitled to love whomever he wanted. RIP Mr. Jones.
Exactly
So why was he banned????? Do you know ?????
There are a lot of clips on YT of JEJ himself saying these things ... .himself.....
No one is disputing his acting accomplishment....the title clearly states this is about why he was banned ....
This is video is not unflattering to JEJ ....
Thank you Mr. Jones 💔🕊
You’re right, and I am entitled to my opinion. He hated black women and good riddance. I don’t owe him any respect for his acting skills.
Many late 1980’s->>2000 babies are the worst🙄. The narrator (and most of these know-nothing comments) are from this aforementioned generation.
They (and probably you, also) were indoctrinated by the radical leftist educators of my generation (Gen X). They pretend to be sooo deep about everything pre-2000 (as if we didn’t experience these eras….in REAL TIME😒).
As a veteran NYC Educator, I saw this coming….decades ago. I regret the Frankenstein the Boomers and my generation created. James Earl Jones was an icon and to truncate his legacy into a revisionist, lazy narrative video: appalling.
I had no idea we were mad at Thelsa Doom.
Black people never dismissed James Earl Jones. I don't believe a lot of what the narrator is saying about him. He was a prolific actor!!!! Black people did not accept Morgan Freeman over him!
The narrator is silly
Agreed! I think some of these channels that hide behind a cartoon profile picture and uses ai voice for their videos I don’t take really seriously. Looking at this channel and some of the videos you can clearly tell this person is not apart of the black community. Or least not the black community in America.
Agreed!!! We celebrate ALLLLL of our Greats. We cherish them because they’re the best examples of the Black Excellence we want in ourselves and for all the world to see. ✊🏾💯🔥🔥🔥
I'm still stuck on Quinn being viewed as white.🤣
Wasn't Quinn Irish and Mexican?
@@VeeFoster Mexican
Mexican is a nationality, not necessarily a color or race. Some Mexicans are classified and identify as white
Quinn was White.
Irish and Mexican
R.I.P.
James Earl Jones:
Born: January 17, 1931
Died: September 9, 2024.
Age:93
Do you think God is saying that about him? 🤔
@neutraliserjanine as it is written in Proverbs 24:17-18
( 17 ) Rejoice not when thine enemy falleth, and let not thine heart be glad when he stumbleth:
( 18 ) Lest the Lord see it, and it displease him, and he turn away his wrath from him.
( I see you on all these posts trying to speak all this negative Energy against a man that is pass on to the next place to either learn his lessons in fire or wait for judgements that will come. But you must also learn these lessons in that Firey Hell for all your evil speaking concerning things you understand NOT. You are not God nor one of his prophets nor one of his chosen SENT Throughout the earth to give his judgments. . If so, you would know we don't spend time on speaking all this energy against any of God's people! EXAMPLE: After Saul (1St King of Israel, who made David his armor bearer and kept him close then tried continually to kill him) this same Saul died and David spake in tears concerning King Saul and his son Jonathan and not one of his words were as yours.. and even after his son died, who was also hunting him down to kill him, he still refused to speak illadvised against him. He said he refused to touch the Lords anointed. There was a certain man that rose up against David and cursed him and he said "The Lord hath hath bid him to curse David, let him curse!" David's responses were on time and God Almighty said David was a man after his heart so David fulfilled all the will of God Almighty! This brings us back to you sista and you Hating lost souls.. Consider your ways...
@@neutraliserjaninehe doesn't exist
rest in peace James earl Jones.
That was kinda of yucky
Especially calling folks “the Blacks”
Jane Earl Jones is one of the Great actors period.
RIP James Earl Jones 😢
Thank you James Earl Jones for sharing your talents. 👍🏽🙏🏽🌞
James said all of that while sitting next to his Caucasian girlfriend
Just like they do now, nothing has changed.
@@fah232It was more prevalent today than back then. Back then if you were a high-profile black man and only dated white women you were seen as an uncle Tom. Today you can date out with little repercussions.
@@fah232It was more prevalent today than back then. Back then if you were a high-profile black man and only dated white women you were seen as an uncle Tom. Today you can date out with little repercussions.
@@fah232who are "they"?
You.@@daxterclark5092
Samuel L Jackson wasnt major until the 90s. Who made this???
A racist white lady
Actor Anthony Quinn was half white. His father was Irish American, but his mother was Mexican. So he was biracial.
Never met the man but anyone who can claim White in Mexico will be White.
Truth is functioning as the lighter version of self has always been more advantageous.
Truth is truth brothers and sisters, it ain't easy walking in this Black skin I wear.
WE DONT CARE
Mexican isn't a race
@orepatrick3666 take em to Spain and ask a Spaniard if a Mexican is white. I rest my case
@@dacommish23 my first comment was to @JudgeJulieLi, I couldn't give less of a damn about your first comment and your second comment the one replying to me makes no sense
"It would have looked ridiculous for a white actor to put on black makeup and adopt black mannerisms for a role"
Tropic thunder enters the chat...
@@bossredd-77 whose blackface
The same as Americans coming to Africa.playing our African hero's.very disrespectfull to black Africans in Africa.i get what you saying
@@LydiaMbobolol, like black panther?
He's just a dude, dressed up as a dude, pretending to be another dude.
To thr narrator: it isnt "blacks" it's Black people. For a channel labeled Urban Voices I would think you'd know this simple fact. Alao Samuel L Jackson wasnt famous back then...
It is an AI BOT FACELESS CHANNEL. The channel should be reported for misinformation.
STOP BEING OFFENDED BY EVERY GODDAMN THING. CHANCES ARE THE NARRATOR IS ai OR DIDN'T WRITE THE SCRIPT. GODDAMN GO BACK TO AFRICA!
Everything comes up, When a person dies, now they want people who don't know, to hate James E, Jones now that he is gone,
I respect him as a talented actor and voice in the Arts.
I Disagree with the Narrator, Black America, Celebrates James Earl Jones...He was Loved..
Sorry nope
@@geewhizz7354 SORRY, YES.
That's because many didn't know how he felt about bw.
Now that's the truth. Ignorance is like Monster's Ball
Many Blacks love whites dearly in spite of things...js
I must admit, having grown up in the 70's and 80's, I lost a lot of respect for James Earl Jones after seeing those interviews. Nevertheless there was no denying his talent so when he played the father in Coming to America I thought maybe his views he had then has changed. I must admit I didn't like the views he expressed earlier but was still supportive because he, as many other bm, were rarely seen in a positive light and luckily someone was willing to break the glass ceiling surrounding black actors and actresses in film. RIP King! Your gone but never forgotten!👑👑👑
Both Jones and Quinn have had their shares of being marginalized and overlooked for many opportunities in their genres because of racial considerations. This has not allowed the industry to ignore the genius of their respective talents in the entertainment industry. As a woman of color and someone who truly appreciates the finery that has establshed both actors as Hollywood royalty, I am somewhat taken aback by Jones and Sidney Potier's negative comments about women of color. It is insulting, as all Black women are alike, any more than White women are all alike. It was their losses though, not ours.
Mr. Jones do what you have to do because the best actor gets the best role.
The best doesn't always get the nod in life, the connected does!
That's a lie.
@@Jaime-u5m If you are in tone with the spirit you will be all right.
The first time I saw him on screen was on a movie titled " The Scarlett Buccaneer". As a thirteen yrs old boy, I enjoyed that movie a lot and watch it like three more times again. Jones was one and only.
I never knew this about Tony Quinn , but also I always thought he was Mexican certainly never thought of Quinn as a white man. I remembered Quinn saying if the Mexican and Black race got together they would be unstoppable…..that all seems like a joke now.
Holy ish James Earl Jones was based af R.I.P James Earl Jones.😞🙏🏽🌹
It was a lot of black celebrities who married outside their race, this is nothing new.
Other black men from the civil rights era dated and married White women too.
They stilll fought for civil rights because they know it was against the law to marry a white person.
Sidney Poitier
Richard Pryor
Richard Roundtree
Harry Belafonte
Sammy Davis Jr
and other black celebrities
Black people complaining about this and that.... I'm starting to notice a trend that this video is trying to portray. Regardless of what yall think. James Earl Jones is a legend and will be forever remembered 🙌
He was one of those men who complain about racism while being racists towards black women. 🤣
@@neutraliserjanine Right lol smh
@@neutraliserjanine Not wanting to f*ck a black woman is not racist. He just preferred not to deal with their attitudes.
Great Actor; Great Human being no matter what the color of his Skin … he was a remarkable talented Actor that deserves all the recognitions as such.
He was a racist and perpetrated continual racism towards black women while complaining about white men being racist towards him. That is called a hypocrite.
One of the best actor ever lived! RIP JEJ.
Morgan Freeman is not a believer in a strong Black family either.
Wow this totally caught me off guard even though I disagree with his views on black women he is a talented actor.
Takes deep introspection to see his point but see it we must, if we are to change the trajectory of our future generations.
70% of Black households are single parent units,
WE'VE GOT A SERIOUS PROBLEM, sister Johnson.
The middle passage, American slavery and how we were treated ......start there. .....500 years we are a very damaged people.
We have the power to heal ourselves.
@@laterisaferondii1435And the black man done NOTHING TO FREE HIS PEOPLE. Honestly the WORST group of men God has ever created.
@@Jaime-u5m He was a racist towards black women while complaining about white men being racist. Men like him set the stage to treat black women less than but now you pretend like these men dont abandoned black women and children simply due to them being black.
The snubbing of Jones by the media seems to be more of a leftist-liberal establishment snub than a "black" community snub. Jones is one of my all-time favorite actors and in my mentions of him with people across the board he is always held in the highest esteem and reverence. It seems to me that most people are almost completely unaware of any of the controversies associated with him.
He said that his mother, who was a black woman, played a PIVOTAL ROLE in his upbringing. So why did he disrespect her like that? In addition, he sitting there with a YT woman speaking badly of black women. You gotta be kidding me.🙄🙄🙄🙄 As of this moment, I'm no longer a fan.😡😡😡
Me neither!!!
@Mindset630 I agree with you completely and must say this prolific artist was much respected and admired in ALL communities. While he was pigeonholed as an "African American" actor he was a triracial individual who had white, black and Native American ancestry and shared these facts many times over the years. It's also any persons right to have preferences based on many factors. His experiences formed his opinions and are valid based on HIS reality. While some people may have been offended by his comments no one stepped up to deny the very things he was expressing which in itself is interesting and telling.
7:34 ‘HIS BLACK FOLKS briefly showed him love’….. Her audacity is huge, she is reporting on an esteemed BLACK AMERICAN ACTOR that she clearly knows nothing about. This commentary appear to racist and ignorant. Describing black women as militant and unfeminine. Stating that ‘black womenfolk behaved like men’, this video needs to be removed immediately. She never spoke on any of his wisdom and knowledge. The narrator is gaslighting and is offensive.
He said those things. People should live their life better if they don't want to be ashamed of what is said about them when they're gone. He was racist towards black women while complaining about racism by white men.
I think this was written by AI, it’s very offensive
@@hello-dannie 🤣It is actually less offensive from AI. Those men talk very inhuman about black women daily on social media.
@@neutraliserjanine You are on every other comment, condemning James. Don't you have something better to do.
The man has passed away. Give it a rest. How are you contributing to the solution?
You are not innocent yourself.
Instead of judging others, reflect on your own actions and behaviour.
@@DDMP46 It is time for his judgement. Everyone will have a judgement day. Maybe he should've lived his life better. Im am totally innocent and you will not find any fault in me. I am contributing to the solution by saying live your life better so you will not be ashamed on judgement day. 😊
He didn't call all black women militant...He was speaking about black women that were militant ..
THANK YOU!!! People want to be obtuse on purpose and it irritates me.
This was the 60s… the civil rights movement! Black men are ungrateful! U should have been the one fighting for us! Being on the battle field for us! U have no shame in dragging these women. U are the only men who do this and u are the only men who couldn’t provide and protect ur women. Ur women understand why u couldn’t do it… and decided to help u… only for u to spit in they face. Will never March for any of you. Never
He created an environment of continual racism and clliousness towards black women while complaining about racism towards himself. That hypocrit will never be forgiven in this life nor the next.
@@lisacox5405But I have never heard him call ww racist. And there are/were plenty of them.
He wasn't all wrong about black women.
ii loved Him as a Neanderthal taming Pharaoh in Conan the Barbarian.
I remember watching with my parents, the interview of Anthony Quinn by Dick Cavett.
When Cavett imitated black critics by sarcastically calling Quinn "a honky."
Quinn responded strongly that he was not a honky or white. He felt as a Mexican, a minority, and an actor, his personal experiences qualified him for the part.
James Earl Jones understood which side of his bread was being buttered and had to wisely answer the question put to hi
Now that was over 50 years ago.
Today, look at the controversy and flack surrounding Janet Jackson for answering a question on race in a way the powers that be did not approve.
It is always sad to witness the failure of a person's intelligence to clue them in on how dissing their own ethnic group in the company of others, outs one as a failure to problem solve among one's own people, that one is shirking responsibility, to tuck tail and beg for entry among another group of people, far below the status of a refugee.
James Earl Jones definitely is a talented actor, but when he said black women are militant I disagree with him on that statement. The way I see any woman can be militant it's not about her skin color. Us as black people we really do hate ourselves and each other. We need to stop this nonsense and start loving ourselves and one another.
You are right it is not person on this earth is going to make me feel bad because i am black rich or poor famous or the every day person social media is full of it and people love it and agree with everything they say about black people not me
Stop 🛑 it! You can't speak for me, I don't hate myself, I love me some me.
Historically through the present, black women have had more to be militant about. White women too, again due to invidious gender discrimination, but less so than women of color. James Earl Jones simply as a giant of a man has (after conquering his childhood stutter) relatively strolled through life making easy victories, alone for his height, brawn, baritone and geniality being the admiree of all shorter men, and attractive to women.
True "any woman can be militant" but ours stay at the constant ready my brother.
The dysfunctionality of our Black unit dates way back to events put into motion, by a gentleman named Lynch.
We need to make concerted efforts to combat this deep imbedded bug. My daughter is the most militant Black woman I know, I can't get her to zip it for a second to share a point.
Ivy League education has convinced her she knows all.
White Supremacy/racism in full effect...as usual the problem
Luke I'm am your Father
* I'm your
@@JudgeJulieLit bro who cares
Jones: "Only Tony Quinn can condemn himself, if he doesn't achieve several things."
Narrator: (paraphrasing Jones) "it's impossible for Tony Quinn to do it."
Quinn is also deceased so he cannot defend himself today😢
James earl jones cant criticize anyone while being racist towards black women. These men don't like when white men treat them with dismal and with no empathy or compassion but then treat black women like nothing.
James Earl jones was an astonishing talent and overwhelming in presence and his voice work was just as iconic and amazing.
I like him in movies and Theater I'm not worried about his personal life Claudine was a good movie he married a woman on welfare with 6 kids He made sacrifices to make it all happen He played a King in Coming to America Loved that Movie
Go take a basic English class. It will teach you punctuation marks.
I LOVE ANTHONY QUINN! GREAT ACTOR!
Who said that Denzel Washington, Samuel Jackson and Morgan Freeman isn't as revelant as James Earl Jones?
In that last sentence ( YOU should acknowledge ) THAT IS YOUR OPINION ) that WE should be forgiving him , NOT making it sound as though that’s something WE MUST DO because YOU SAY SO. 😒
And she skipped over the Bingo Long movie with Billy Dee Williams.
She, also. skipped over The Man in which he stars as the first black president.
It's really crazy and racist that this person sayiing the "blacks" hate James Earl Jones. We supported Star Wars, The Lion King, Coming to America etc also.
No matter what role he played, he was exceptional in his movies.
I DOUBT HE SAID ANYTHING LIKE THAT ABOUT ANTHONY QUINN. BECAUSE I READ HE SAID SOMETHING ABOUT ANTHONY PLAYING THAT PART BUT IT HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH RACE. 😡
This is my first time ever seeing this and I'm shocked, I never knew he felt this way about black woman.Smdh I'm tired of being labeled because we are not the same that's like stereotyping every black woman is not the same 🤦🏾♀️
And I used to be a big supporter of his movies, not anymore. I won't be watching any old movie that he's plays the leading actor in.
James Earl Jones, RIP, Sir. I appreciate his contributions and influence.
RIP James Earl Jones
But James Earl Jones did not don white face to play King Lear (which he did, magnificently) in the NY Shakespeare Festival in 1974. Nor did Denzel Washington there in the 1990s when he played King Richard 3.
Correction: Henri Christophe wasn’t the first and only black emperor in Haiti. He was just the most notable. The first was actually Jean-Jacques Dessalines (Emperor Jacques I). The last was Faustin Soulouque (Faustin I).
He literally said black women wereahead if black men.he wanted a docile woman'. He knew he couldn't keep up with black woman imo
Look whose made the most progress in the past 50 years, BLACK WOMEN. With that being said KAMALA HARRIS FOR PRESIDENT 2024 🖤
I've personally never cared about a celebrities point of view or who they date it has nothing to do with me.
We don’t know if he said it!!! He did Speak some Truth if he made that Statement!!
You cannot dictate to the Black community hiw it should feel.
This lady is tripping!!
We loved and ALWAYS WILL LOVE THIS ICON..ON THE LEVEL OF PAUL ROBESON!!
Quinn racists, yet James said racists things against bw.
Two different examples.
Fathers raised daughters, provide, protect, etc, if women don’t grow up in a Safe, thriving culture, think. WW are Raised by WM….If it weren’t for bw being militant in the 60’s he wouldn’t have the opportunity to act!🙄
One of the greatest actors period.
Let that man rest in peace media is pathetic
A legend and black American icon RIP James Earl Jones
May God bless his soul.........
We can't have others tell our story.
Just listen to us when we speak about our trials and tribulations!
He told truth and yall dont like it. Get over it 😡
Informative. I have always liked JEJ for the work he had done being a 70s baby. I didn't like how this video lumped his achievements in comparison with Sam Jackson and Morgan Freeman. These actors were not yet in the game (at the least, Hollywood). There were other black actors like Harry Belafonte, Louis Gossett Jr. and Clarence Williams III around struggling during this era.
R i.p MR.JONES
Rest in peace sir James😢
I'm black, a woman at that, and I absolutely love James Earl Jones. I am incredibly saddened by his death today. I dont know of any blacks that dislike James Earl Jones. He is highly respected within the black community, so I don't understand the commentary nor do I agree with it on any level. May he rest in peace. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🕊❤❤❤❤
I’m black and I’ve never heard of the black community having issues with James Earl Jones, May he R.I.P.
He wouldn't pee on you if you was on fire. Stand up! Ewwww!
I don't forgive nor do I forget.
Its simple to understand he was racist towards black women while complaining about white men being racist. Hypocrit without any compassion nor self awareness.
His racism and claiousness towards black women has caused continual radism towards black women and affected millions of black women's lives.
James spoke the truth and people got vex 😂
Samuel Jackson didn't start acting until his 40's.... wasn't acting back then.
SJ started acting in 1972 at around 24 years old.
He was acting. He got his big break in Jungle Fever.
@@dshooter6391 he got his break in "Coming to America"... McDonald's shot gun scene.
@@terrykirk6951 Jungle Fever was more so his big break (as in it wasn’t a minor role) even in his own words.
He was actually fairly fresh out of rehab when he did the film.
Samuel Jackson a horrible actor…….. all he ever did or does is swear non stop…..
The man! this world is so twisted, so racist,so bandwagoned. Nobody thinks for themselves. The people with the most money makes , the poor and stupid decisions. Stupid people minds are not their own. Like what you like. Let nobody tell what you like.the man was a great actor.
How can you find fault with James Earl Jones? He's so chivalrous😅❤
Definitely one of my favorite Actors, Samuel, Denzel, Cosby, Sidney, Morgan, Robert Giul-.,....mostly everybody born in the thirties are excellent actors.
…also Jones’ understanding of History, Black History is imperfect and incomplete. He pays too little attention to how economics and culture❤ intersect oh well. Just sayn’…
Quinn was mostly Mexican blood with a bit of Irish blood he’s was not white RIP
Although James Earl Jones was indeed an very great Actor, he was still relegated to portraying not the best of movie roles he starred in which were very few despite the long period of time he has been in this Business, the average African American Man has always DESIRED Caucasian Women on some level or other 😒, Sidney Poitier stayed Married to the SAME CAUCASIAN WOMAN for over 50yrs. Black Athletes have chosen these Women OVER African American Women for many years, the recently Deceased Actor Richard Rountree married several Caucasian Women throughout his Life, Fred Williamson also, even at 80+yrs. Of age Morgan Freeman has these type of Women in his Life as well!!!
Less drama with other nationalities, our sisters are serious maintenance. I been married to one for over 40 years, at 64 I figure why start over again,,,.
@@Jaime-u5mwell,damn!! Oh,shit!! 😆
Ummm, not every black man...
@user-qu4ey5yy3f That narrative is old and has long been debunked. Look at all the high profile black men that are getting dragged or have been dragged for filth by non black women... Johnathan Majors, Jeezy, Michael Strahan, Dr. Dre, Tiger Woods just to name a few. You guys are always quiet when your preferences are even worse than the women your disparaging
so ???? your point being what ????? black ppl do not OWN each other .... the sooner we get out of that mindset the better !!!!
I wonder where he’s spending eternity.
Most insightful question??? More than likely not most his Anglo Saxon wife ancestors
I love❤James Earl Jones regardless to who he choose to love. Im a black woman. He is a great legendary black actor .
Its not about who he choose to love. He was a racists towards black women but complain about white men being racists towards him.
I don't blame him for one second
A Family Thing 1996. Eventually we will see the continued destruction.
this an AI opinion? this cant be a real urban black person right. so everyone but the blacks loved him BS.
you are correct....this is an ai generated vid
He spoke his truth
Except it's not a truth but a experience with very few.
No he was pushing the Hollywood agenda of white supremacy they always have the same bullshit talking points “all black men are violent and all black women are angry” which is there no proof to say we are more violent than any other race in fact there’s more proof to say it’s the other way around if you look at Ancient history till now European have always been the most savage and brutal ❤️🖤💚
It wasn't the truth. It was racist. He was a racist towards black women while complaing about white men being racist to him.
The slave masters truth...
No worries black people, Anthony Quinn being Irish and Mexican, also did not make him white. In other words, he was thought to be more black 👍
Nooo, I'm not boarding with this foolishness, what's with the zeal for tarnishing black entertainers???