CHEVALIER, Napoleon Bonaparte tried deleting him from History

I'm not familiar with the history that inspired this, but the trailer has caught my attention. I'm good at portraying unseen history; however, I hope they're not hiding a past that makes it hypocritical, like "The Woman King," whose protagonists backed slavery but were depicted as heroes in a film. I'm all for telling the untold stories. I had no idea that someone like Chevalier existed. Which begs the question: why are there a dozen films in recent years in which colored individuals have been cast to play white historical figures yet REAL people of color existed in history who were quite talented and strong to get their own movie and had no documented stories up to the present? This begs the question, "Why the hell are there a dozen films in recent years in which colored persons are cast to play white historical figures?" Even now, I can't get over the reality that "Black Anne Boleyn" and "Chinese Bess of Hardwick" were invented for the sake of variety. Instead of having their stories told, these unsung heroes of history should be converted into films.

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I'm not familiar with the history that inspired this, but the trailer has caught my attention. I'm good at portraying unseen history; however, I hope they're not hiding a past that makes it hypocritical, like "The Woman King," whose protagonists backed slavery but were depicted as heroes in a film. I'm all for telling the untold stories. I had no idea that someone like Chevalier existed. Which begs the question: why are there a dozen films in recent years in which colored individuals have been cast to play white historical figures yet REAL people of color existed in history who were quite talented and strong to get their own movie and had no documented stories up to the present? This begs the question, "Why the hell are there a dozen films in recent years in which colored persons are cast to play white historical figures?" Even now, I can't get over the reality that "Black Anne Boleyn" and "Chinese Bess of Hardwick" were invented for the sake of variety. Instead of having their stories told, these unsung heroes of history should be converted into films.

Now people have too many questions. Unfortunately they don't have answers.
I have many questions myself. Nowadays, history is being twisted. Take this very Napoleon. Already 100 times I have seen materials about him that are completely untrue. I also recently studied "holocaust", found the only option https://edubirdie.com/examples/holocaust/ where everything is written adequately without exaggeration. On many resources, everything seems to be ok, but there will always be one or two sentences from which the hair is on end. I don’t know what will happen in 100-200 years with world history. It seems that children simply will not know world figures and so on.

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