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Eternals star Haaz Sleiman praises Disney for refusing to edit LGBTQ+ content to avoid bans
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dailymail.co.ukHaaz Sleiman is opening up about Disney's refusal to edit out LGBTQ+ content in Eternals.The actor, 45, speaking to VarietyFriday, said he was emotional when Disney refused to edit content in the film, which has subsequently been banned in countries including Kuwait, Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
The film was supposed to debut in those countries November 11.'They stood their ground and said, "Nope, we are not going to compromise the integrity of our film,"' he said. 'It made these Arab countries looks so ignorant and pathetic.' The latest:Haaz Sleiman, 45, is opening up about Disney's refusal to edit out LGBTQ+ content in Eternals.
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