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14) Aloha (2015)
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Aloha, starring Emma Stone, Bradley Cooper, and Rachel McAdams, faced significant criticism for several reasons. One of them is the portrayal of a character of Asian and Hawaiian descent by Emma Stone, which upset many people because the role should have gone to an actor with that background. This is a classic example of whitewashing in Hollywood.
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