The makeup artist behind actor Bradley Cooper's controversial prosthetic nose in the new film 'Maestro' apologized to critics who were offended by it.
The makeup artist behind actor Bradley Cooper’sfor the upcoming Leonard Bernstein biopic apologized and insisted he didn’t intend to offend.
Reporters asked Hiro about the backlash, to which he said,"I wasn’t expecting it to happen. I feel sorry if I hurt some people’s feeling. I wanted to portray Lenny as real as possible." As soon as trailers dropped for the upcoming Netflix film last month, a flurry of complaints surrounding Cooper’s prosthetic nose appeared online. Social media users accused Cooper, who is not of Jewish descent, of appropriating Bernstein’s heritage with the prosthetic and make-up. published an article summarizing the controversy.
At the time, she claimed the film industry has a"long tradition of non-Jews playing Jews," adding"and not just playing people who happen to be Jewish but people whose Jewishness is their whole being."
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