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    "parsed_content": "AdvertisementSKIP ADVERTISEMENTOpinionSupported bySKIP ADVERTISEMENTGuest EssayHollywood Is \u2018Hot, Horny and White\u2019 AgainAug. 9, 2025The Hunting Wives on NetflixCredit...LionsgateShare full articleBy Sharon WaxmanMs. Waxman is the founder, C.E.O. and editor in chief of The Wrap News.If more evidence were needed that the progressive snowflake era of Hollywood has officially melted, \u201cBasic Instinct,\u201d a movie that cemented the ice-pick-wielding post-feminist man-slayer in the character of Sharon Stone\u2019s Catherine Tramell, is back.Amazon MGM just bought a spec script from Joe Eszterhas \u2014 yes, the man who brought the sexy in \u201cFlashdance,\u201d \u201cJade,\u201d \u201cSliver\u201d and \u201cShowgirls\u201d as well as \u201cBasic Instinct\u201d in the \u201980s and \u201990s \u2014 in a $2 million deal to write what he has called an \u201canti-woke\u201d reboot.\u201cI don\u2019t believe in woke and I don\u2019t believe in being politically correct because I think it\u2019s not the truth, and I like the truth spoken,\u201d Mr. Eszterhas, who gets an additional $2 million if the film gets made, told me in a recent interview about the deal. As for how the movie will be \u201canti-woke,\u201d he wouldn\u2019t say a lot other than it would be \u201craunchy,\u201d but I got the impression that he\u2019d know it when he wrote it.Hollywood is rapidly shifting away from the socially conscious framework that for more than a decade has driven its narratives, casting and green lights.A new series on Netflix called \u201cThe Hunting Wives\u201d has Malin Akerman dressing up as the saucy Texas wife of a rich businessman, complete with big hair, a big rifle, a Southern twang and an affair with the teenage son of the pastor. Nearly everyone on the show is hot, horny and white.Sign up for the Opinion Today newsletter Get expert analysis of the news and a guide to the big ideas shaping the world every weekday morning. Get it sent to your inbox.No less an authority than \u201cSouth Park\u201d declared last month that \u201cwoke is dead\u201d in the season premiere that went viral for featuring President Trump crawling naked through the desert in a fake public service announcement. In the same episode, Cartman loses hope after learning that \u201cwoke\u201d has died. His once politically correct principal has suddenly embraced religion, inviting Jesus into their public school. (Cartman\u2019s later bid to asphyxiate himself with the car running in the garage fails because it is an electric vehicle.)And the furor over the actress Sydney Sweeney\u2019s sexy ad for American Eagle in which she slithers on a couch while extolling her \u201cjeans\u201d (jeans\/genes \u2014 you get it)? The right-wing outrage machine has revved up over a few critical comments that the ad somehow is code for white supremacy. But, surprise: It\u2019s had no echo in Burbank or Beverly Hills, where not so long ago Ms. Sweeney might have had to apologize for her insensitivity and make a donation to the A.C.L.U.Trends are sometimes hard to pinpoint, and \u201cwokeism\u201d itself is a loaded term. For the purpose of this essay, I will define it as the belief in progressive values aimed at correcting systemic injustices tied to race, gender and other marginalized traits.It is no leap to say that Hollywood, an enclave of liberalism nonetheless largely run by white men, was generally aligned with these values for decades. But after coming in for criticism with #OscarsSoWhite and for the lack of diversity among directors and top showrunners, in recent years there was a far more deliberate effort at inclusiveness in hiring and storytelling. FX\u2019s \u201cReservation Dogs,\u201d written and starring Native Americans, was celebrated along with the long-running Amazon series \u201cTransparent\u201d and HBO\u2019s short-lived Black horror show \u201cLovecraft Country.\u201d Hollywood\u2019s newest stars and power players \u2014 Ryan Coogler, Lena Waithe, Quinta Brunson \u2014 were going to change the game.The new rules resulted in a strict if unspoken set of boundaries that tacitly put certain topics and categories outside the accepted circles of casting and green lights. It isn\u2019t only that conservative groups gripe that \u201ctheir\u201d stories \u2014 by which I think they mean religious stories or maybe a heroic epic about the fight to end Roe v. Wade \u2014 don\u2019t get produced. But I also can\u2019t count the number of times I\u2019ve heard quiet frustration from a reasonably accomplished white male screenwriter who felt cast out by the top talent agencies. In the process of \u201crecentering\u201d Hollywood, some people suddenly felt shunted to the side.That has led to its own kind of backlash, possibly because the leadership in Hollywood remains overwhelmingly white and male.This shift had been coming well before Mr. Trump\u2019s election in November. The entertainment industry is nothing if not finely attuned to the social and cultural signals that affect the box office, streaming subscriptions and the market. The pendulum that swung all the way left after the killing of George Floyd in 2020, with among other things the installation of D.E.I. leaders at the studios, started to go the other way in 2023.This seemed to track with the rest of the country, which soon voted Mr. Trump back into office, where he has made the eradication of D.E.I. a major goal. Now nearly every major Hollywood studio has buried those policies. This is happening in an environment where the Trump administration appeared to extract concessions from the Paramount-Skydance merger in the form of a $16 million settlement with CBS News over what legal experts called a nonsense lawsuit . When the Paramount deal was finally OK\u2019d, one of the first announcements Skydance made was about its plan to eliminate D.E.I.At the talent agencies where Hollywood\u2019s hustlers are out selling scripts and projects, no longer are queer writers of color, for example, so much in demand. No longer are preferred pronouns expected on your email signature.So was \u201cwoke\u201d all performative? Was it just a nod to a liberal orthodoxy that\u2019s now rejected as bad for business?Yes, and maybe. Hollywood itself is undergoing a moment of self-examination \u2014 or maybe just truthfulness \u2014 as prominent people like the megaproducer Brian Grazer step forward to admit that they voted for Mr. Trump. At Disney, movie after Pixar movie has been driven by themes that some might consider woke \u2014 acceptance of immigrants (\u201cTurning Red,\u201d \u201cElemental\u201d), diverse ethnicity (\u201cCoco,\u201d \u201cSoul\u201d) and the experience of being \u201cothered\u201d (\u201cElio,\u201d about a misfit boy mistaken by aliens as an ambassador for Earth). One top executive there admitted to me privately that the movies have come to seem one-note.And maybe they are.In the end, Hollywood is in the business of giving its audience what it wants, not what it thinks it should want. In a place that remains a bastion of liberal values, a quiet conversation is underway about what those values really mean, what they cost, whether resistance to the most showbizzy of presidents is worth the price and whether the liberal pendulum swung too far in an industry aimed at serving all of America.In the end, it\u2019s not the anti-wokeness that will give Mr. Eszterhas a hit, even if maybe that helped get it greenlit. It will be whether people like watching it.Sharon Waxman is the founder, CEO and editor in chief of The Wrap News.The Times is committed to publishing a diversity of letters to the editor. We\u2019d like to hear what you think about this or any of our articles. Here are some tips. And here\u2019s our email: letters@nytimes.com.Follow the New York Times Opinion section on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Bluesky, WhatsApp and Threads.Share full articleRelated ContentAdvertisementSKIP ADVERTISEMENT",
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