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Martin McDonagh Reevaluates His Use of N-Word, Racist Language in Prior Works: ‘My Heart Was in the Right Place’
The “Wild Horse Nine” filmmaker says political correctness has “gotten worse, especially in the last 10 years” Marin McDonagh took a closer look at past use of racist language in his work while speaking with the New York Times on…
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Martin McDonagh said he has been re‑examining the racist language he used in earlier films, including the N‑word, during a conversation with the New York Times on Saturday. He argued that such slurs were employed “to be either outrageous or to be truthful,” and insisted his “heart was in the right place” when he wrote them.
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