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“Jack realizes that him not winning is kind of weirdly important to the greater story to the greater good,” Corenswet continued. It’s proof that Jack genuinely learned that he doesn’t have to be the central face in the mythology of
Meg, the boundary-pushing film that brings the
Hollywood cast together. While we all might love Jack, a poster boy for straight, white Hollywood, this Oscars race — and
Meg itself — is about shining a light on the groups showbiz traditionally pushes to the edges: Black creatives like Camille and screenwriter Archie Coleman (Jeremy Pope), Asian performers like Anna May Wong (Michelle Krusiec), and
queer people like Archie and Rock Hudson (Jake Picking).
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