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They make a good point.

Posted by free.ranger on April 2, 2017 at 14:18:06:
But unfortunately, as stated elsewhere, these films have to pay off. An expensive CGI flick like this has to have the best guarantee of payback that the studios can get, and little or unknown actors of any race won't provide that.

This is the same bias that Bruce Lee came up against when he had the idea for the old TV series, "Kung Fu". Producers liked the idea. He thought he was the obvious choice to star in the series based on his own idea, but David Carradine was selected instead.