Will Jamie Foxx's comedy 'All-Star Weekend' succumb to cancel culture? Experts weigh in

Jamie Foxx Says Movie Featuring Him In Whiteface Got Shelved Because Of Cancel Culture

Actor Jamie Foxx complained recently that a movie he made several years ago may never get released, arguing that the film — which features him in whiteface and a white actor (Robert Downey Jr.) as a Mexican man — would likely rub woke critics the wrong way.Foxx sat down for an interview with CinemaBlend promoting his Netflix film “Day Shift” — which IMDb describes as follows: “A hard-working, blue-collar dad who just wants to provide a good life…

Jamie Foxx Hints At Why His Movie ‘All-Star Weekend’ Still Hasn’t Been Released

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Was Jamie Foxx’s movie ‘All-Star Weekend’ too provocative for cancel-culture comedy censors?

Jamie Foxx’s star-studded comedy “All-Star Weekend,” in which Robert Downey Jr. plays “a Mexican” and Foxx a “white racist cop,” has been indefinitely shel…

Jamie Foxx Says Shelved Comedy ‘All-Star Weekend’ Won’t Be Released Until ‘People Go Back to Laughing Again’

Foxx said his directorial effort is “trying to break open the sensitive corners” with Robert Downey Jr. playing a Mexican man.

Jamie Foxx says it’ll be ‘tough’ to release his shelved comedy that stars Robert Downey Jr. as a Mexican man

Foxx says he was "trying to break open the sensitive corners" with his 2016 directorial effort.

Will Jamie Foxx's comedy 'All-Star Weekend' succumb to cancel culture? Experts weigh in

Jamie Foxx and Jeremy Piven filmed an NBA comedy in 2016 titled "All-Star Weekend," but the film has not yet appeared in theaters, and many have begun to wonder if it will ever see the light of day.