Tim Burton responded to claims his movies are full of white people as Beetlejuice 2 hit with ‘racist’ claims
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Tim Burton previously responded to claims his movies are full of white people as Beetlejuice Beetlejuice has brought up fresh ‘racism’ claims.
The famed director and producer, of course, has a long list of iconic films to his name – from Edward Scissorhands and Corpse Bride to Alice in Wonderland and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, to name a few.
But while his work may be pretty popular, Burton has long faced criticism for the apparent lack of representation in his casting choices.
And now a scene from the Beetlejuice sequel has added to the claims of alleged racism.
Back when The Nightmare Before Christmas released in 1993, screenwriter Caroline Thompson claimed there’d been a clash over the villain, Oogie Boogie.
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