Media Netflix and other streaming giants requested to include a 'disclaimer' for villains with 'scars, marks, burns' 'I Am Not Your Villain' lists Star Wars' Darth Vader as example of filmmakers ...

There is, however, the unavoidable fact that heroic scars are dramatically different from villainous scars. While both good and evil characters have eye and cheek scars, only villains tend to bear ...

Scar – “The Lion King” Well duh, Scar is his name. You think his appearance has anything to do with his character? The Joker – “The Dark Knight” ...

(WTVO) — A UK-based charity that represents people with disfigurement is asking streaming services this Halloween to add a disclaimer to horror films that feature villains with scars, marks, or ...

Characters with facial scars or disfigurements portrayed as villains is a movie trope that goes back generations, from Lon Chaney as the Phantom of the Opera to the James Bond villain Blofeld, and ...

Netflix, Prime, BBC and other streamers have been urged to include a disclaimer on horror films featuring villains with visible differences.

I find it fascinating that the MCU is set to introduce two new characters with invisibility. However, they couldn't be more ...

EXCLUSIVE: Streamers are being asked to address harmful depictions of characters with scars and other visible differences by charity Changing Faces' new campaign, I Am Not Your Villain.

While the introduction of the Scars — and the look of the show — will evolve in Seattle, Foley sees this new tribe as a natural evolution of the characters. “This season is about community ...

Polygon spoke to Disney Dreamlight Valley developers ahead of its next updates, which will add The Lion King’s Scar and Toy Story characters to the life simulation game.