Elon Musk Is Fuming Over A Black Actor Possibly Playing Helen Of Troy In ‘Odyssey’ Film
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The tech billionaire lashed out at director Christopher Nolan and questioned the filmmaker’s “integrity.”
Perhaps he’s upset that one of his busty, pigtailed AI companions wasn’t considered for this role.
On Saturday, Elon Musk expressed his discontent with a rumor that Oscar winner Lupita Nyong’o will be playing Helen of Troy in Christopher Nolan’s upcoming adaptation of Homer’s epic poem, “The Odyssey.”
“Chris Nolan has lost his integrity,” Musk wrote.
What makes the SpaceX founder’s remark even more eyebrow-raising is that he wrote it in the comment section of a X post by a user who — let’s just say — might have been a fan of Sydney Sweeney’s American Eagle ad.
“Helen of troy was fair skinned, blonde, and ‘the face that launched a thousand ships’ because she was so beautiful that men started a war over her,” the post that Musk responded to read.
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