Following her dismissal in 2021 from the series “The Mandalorian”, actress Gina Carano decided to file a complaint against Disney and Lucasfilm. Today, the studio seems to have had enough of the actress.
Actress Gina Carano is not angry at Disney. Fired in 2021 from the series The Mandalorian for discriminatory remarks deemed transphobic and xenophobic, the one who played Cara Dune decided to file a complaint for unfair dismissal and sexual discrimination against Disney and Lucasfilm in California federal court.
An indecent comparison
While a hearing will be held on June 12, the American firm, determined not to give in, affirms in a report published this Tuesday, April 9 that the dismissal is linked to a comparison made by the actress between “political conservatives’ criticism of the annihilation of millions of Jews“.
In these original remarks, Gina Carano also spoke of “thousands of Jews“. A comparison considered indecent for the Disney studio. The first concerned even received the support of Elon Musk on X (Twitter) who offered to finance his trial.
Supported by the American conservative right
Through a press release shared by the media DeadlineDisney published a press release recalling the actress’s comments, before adding: “Disney has had enough. (…) His social media posts denigrating people based on their cultural and religious identity are abhorrent and unacceptable.“
“A month later, the former Disney CEO explained that Carano’s views “did not align with the company’s values,” “values of respect, decency, integrity and inclusion.“
Shortly after her dismissal from The Mandalorian, Gina Carano signed a deal with conservative American media outlet The Daily Wire to fund her future projects.