Lola Bunny's New Look for 'Space Jam 2' & The Director Is Explaining the Change

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when he was axed from the upcoming movie “Space Jam: A New Legacy,” amid shouts that the cartoon character is a rapist. Dave Chappelle first pointed out Pepé’s pervy ways in a 2000 comedy special called “Killin’ Them Softly.” The comedian made a funny joke about him, we laughed and everybody moved on.I grant you, some of those gropey old Pepé episodes can make you cringe nowadays as if they were part of a documentary about 2021 Albany. But before Warner Bros.

Pepe Le Pew is not going to be included in Warner Bros new Space Jam sequel.

Space Jam 2.The skunk character, who appeared in the first 1997 film, was due to appear in one scene according to Deadline, which has since been left on the cutting room floor.The removal comes amid controversy after New York Times columnist Charles M. Blow said in an article that Le Pew “normalized rape culture”.

led by Los Angeles Lakers legend Lebron James, in lieu of Jordan who retired from basketball for the final time in 2003.Critics have called out the classic cartoon character, a bilingual mouse from Mexico who wears a sombrero and speaks in a thick accent, for playing into stereotypes about Latin Americans.A New York Times piece by opinion writer Charles Blow last week discussed how racially insensitive cartoons of yore have endured today — tied to news that a number of Dr.

Pepé Le Pew will not be featured in Space Jam 2, a source confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter. The controversial Looney Tunes skunk cartoon character was scrubbed from the LeBron James starrer more than a year ago.

Pepe Le Pew has been a controversial “Looney Tunes” character for a while now. Sure, as a kid, you look at the skunk that is always chasing women as a silly, somewhat creepy character.

EXCLUSIVE: He starred in the first Warner Bros. Space Jam movie back in 1996, however, Pepe Le Pew will not be showing up at all in the upcoming theatrical sequel Space Jam: A New Legacy on July 16.

Space Jam director Malcolm D Lee has promised that Lola Bunny will not be “sexualised” in the film’s forthcoming sequel.The character’s image in the 1996 movie saw her feminine attributes “pumped up” according to animator Tony Cervone at the time.In a new interview with Entertainment Weekly, Lee has discussed how he was surprised at how “very sexualised” the character was in the original, and promised that the forthcoming sequel has “reworked” her look.“This is 2021,” the director said.

One of the biggest trending topics on Twitter on Thursday (March 4) was “Lola Bunny” after the Space Jam character’s new look for the upcoming sequel was revealed.

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