'The Color Purple' Star Taraji P. Henson Speaks Out on Hollywood Inequities
Henson praises Oprah Winfrey's support as the film garners a SAG nomination amid a wider conversation about the treatment of Black talent in Hollywood.
- Taraji P. Henson, star of 'The Color Purple' remake, has been vocal about pay inequity and inadequate on-set accommodations during filming.
- Henson praised Oprah Winfrey, the film's producer, for her support and intervention in resolving issues on set.
- The film recently received a Screen Actors Guild (SAG) best ensemble nomination.
- Henson's comments about her experiences have sparked a wider conversation about the treatment of Black talent in Hollywood.
- Despite initial controversy, the cast of 'The Color Purple' has shown unity and support for each other.