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After all these years of remaining quiet, actor Harold Perrineau is now accusing the producers of the hit 2000s drama "Lost" of firing him after he asked them to develop his character with "equal depth" as some of the white characters had received.
Harold Perrineau and several of his “Lost” co-stars are speaking out about the racial stereotypes that were common on set.
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"Burn It Down" author Maureen Ryan: “Opportunities to paint on the big canvases and scream at the little people are not distributed equally.”
Lost boss Damon Lindelof has responded to 'racist' and 'sexist' set allegations made by people who worked on the set.
Lost writerJavier Grillo-Marxuach makes further accusation of toxic work environment.