Was it often or that one encounter involving the village kids and the direwolf? I can't recall another instant but it's been a while.

That's it, exactly: the only persons who can be complacent about representation are those who have it in spades. Even with that stance, I underestimated what an empowering psychological influence it really was until I saw TFA and now WW.

It reaalllly stood out to me as someone who hasn't read the comics. They kept the Nepal setting, the architecture, the magic, the clothes—everything obv of Asian root or influence—-but just stuck a whitey at the top? It was weeeeeiiiiiiiiiiirrrrd. I didn't even realise Wong was a character created for the film because…

I think being royalty living in the lap of luxury with an entire retinue to assist her, taking regular vacations in castles and so forth, goes a long way in doing this…

I haven't seen it either so there goes my chance to experience his unique allure. Sherlock is Cumberbatch's Danish Girl, I assume….

There are human beings on planet earth that consider Redmayne "hot"…?

Yeah….idk if I just didn't pay enough attention to the marketing because I can't recall a moment when I thought anyone else but Rey was the lead….

Princess Daisy was a treasure.

Ooooh. IMDB only credited him for The Hobbit films. It still feels like kind of leap for me — not so much that he got a project but that he got such a huge one — but I'm not versed in film production and such. I'll assume he really wowed folks.