“The Little Mermaid” is really embarrassing now! Disney adapted the classic animation into a live-action version. Due to the controversy caused by the casting, since the film’s release, the box office results in various places have sparked a debate on “Is this racial discrimination”. Just as audiences in Asia and America are wondering whether heroine Holly Bailey is fit to play Ariel, a huge uproar ensued, and the film is being dug up for a new casting controversy: A-movie male stars were cast in the cast. Randomly included in, which made this film, which is mainly watched by the whole family, stained with “color”.

The British “Sun” reported that Stefano Tomadini, an Italian male model based in London, used the pseudonym Dante Ferrari to shoot 3-point nudity and self-deprecation videos for adult websites in the past. Each fetches around 800 to 1,000 pounds. (about NT$31,000 to 39,000) in remuneration, and you can still enjoy it for a fee. She is one of the strong and beautiful mermaids in “The Little Mermaid”. She once posted sideshow photos of her and other mermaids during movie breaks on the Internet, and tagged it with Disney. Initially, Disney’s casting director received a request to “choose some very sexy male models to play mermaids.” Stefano, who was handsome in appearance, was a reasonable choice, but Disney was not aware of his scandalous past. I would be good

All parties are embarrassed, and Stefano even changes the community account to private after the incident is exposed.

The new version of “The Little Mermaid” has hit hard in China and South Korea. The response to the new release in Japan is not bad. The accumulated box office in North America since its release is approaching US$230 million. Compared to the “Aladdin” live-action version with a similar schedule 4 years earlier, the response was not bad, but the loss in Asia made this film popular as new versions of “Beauty and the Beast”. prevented from happening. and “The Lion King”, and it didn’t do as well as box office observers had expected. Will Disney change the casting policy for live-action cartoons in the future? All the parties are waiting to see.