And not everything is a conspiracy my man. General Dumas was born in St Domingue in the Caribbeans. So yeah, he was very much not white, but French to the bones. I am French, so we know of him really well. What we didn’t pay attention to in class, and were never taught, was his skin color, because nobody gives a hoot about it except Americans and British. So yeah they portrayed him accurately. Napoleon however, oh boy, what a disgrace. Josephine is nothing but a footnote in history, yet in the movie somehow she because relevant to the greatness of Napoleon. That pissed us off big time.
And it’s their, not there. At least try to spell properly if you’re making stuff up.

He was black indeed, but the problem is… why they chose to represent him in particular over all the better marshals and generals of the Empire/Napoleon whom were not represented in the movie at all?

Any woke leftist can change wikipedia to fit there agenda.

He was great as Commodus in Gladiator.

You talk about General Thomas-Alexandre Dumas? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas-Alexandre_Dumas

It’s woke. They forced in African American generals to 18th century France.

I actually wrote that before I had seen Phoenix in The Village (Shyamalan) and have renounced my dislike because his performance as Lucius Hunt was spectacular.

That’s what I want to know