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Andy Serkis defends lack of diversity in Lord of Rings cast

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Andy Serkis defends lack of diversity in Lord of the Rings cast

Andy Serkis is the master of motion capture.

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Andy Serkis weighs in on 'very white' cast for new 'Lord of the Rings' movie

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Andy Serkis explains Lord of the Rings' lack of diversity and white actors

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Andy Serkis Gets Asked Why New ‘Lord of the Rings’ Cast Is All White Actors: ‘I Don’t Think We’ll Be Doing a Politically Correct Casting-for-the Sake-of-Casting Version of the Film’

Andy Serkis said in a recent interview with the BBC that his new "Lord of the Rings" movie, "The Hunt for Gollum," will "somewhat acknowledge" the franchise's lack of diversity.

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Legendary Lord of the Rings director confirms next film after 12-year hiatus

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Watered-down Animal Farm from Andy Serkis will have you spitting feathers

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Andy Serkis on Animal Farm, authoritarianism, and humanizing monsters

What Orwell Understood About Tyranny Andy Serkis has played some of contemporary film's most memorable characters: Gollum in the Lord of the Rings and Hobbit trilogies, Kong in King Kong, Caesar in the Planet of the Apes reboot,

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Time to Give Andy Serkis His Due: The Man Behind Apes' Caesar Rules

Friday's arrival of "War for the Planet of the Apes" not only kicks off a battle for the box office – it marks the latest round in a fight for respect. The first two installments in the latest reboot of the classic movie series climbed to impressive ...

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Andy Serkis Joins Buzzy Animation Special ‘A Lamb’s Stew’ (EXCLUSIVE)

Acclaimed actor Andy Serkis has been cast in “A Lamb’s Stew,” a new animated TV special created and directed by Joeri Christiaen. Best known for his legendary motion-capture performances as Gollum (“The Lord of the Rings”) and Caesar (“Planet ...

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Andy Serkis is king of motion-capture primate roles

Serkis and the other actors who played apes, including former Cirque du Soleil performer Terry Notary as Caesar's thuggish co-conspirator, Rocket, began by studying videos of apes and consulting with a primatologist about how apes sleep, eat and interact with each other.