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F1 driver Lewis Hamilton shows disappointment on Helmut Marko’s racist remarks
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Lewis Hamilton exclaimed that racism is ‘completely unacceptable’ on Helmut Marko’s racist remarks
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F1 driver Lewis Hamilton shows disappointment on Helmut Marko’s racist remarks
F1 driver Lewis Hamilton shows disappointment on Helmut Marko’s racist remarks
Lewis Hamilton has shown disappointment on Helmut Marko’s racist remarks about Sergio Perez during the Italian Grand Prix.
Former racing driver Helmut, who is in the paddock at the Singapore Grand Prix had blamed Sergio’s inconsistent form on his ethnicity and received a warning from the FIA.
As reported by Sky Sports, Lewis said, “It’s completely unacceptable what he said. Whilst we say there is no room for any type of discrimination within this sport which there should be – no room for it – to have leaders and people in his position making comments like this is not good for us moving forwards.”
The Mercedes driver added, “I think it just highlights, firstly, the work that still needs to be done.”
“There are a lot of people in the background that really are trying to combat these sorts of things but it’s hard to maneuver if there are people in the top that have those sort of mindsets, that just stop us from progressing. Not surprised, to be honest,” he continued.
Sergio Perez on receiving apology from Helmut Marko:
Sergio Perez received an official apology from Helmut Marko on Friday and revealed that the veteran driver did not make the comment in racist way.
RB driver said, “I got an apology from him, a direct apology, which to me was the most important one.”
He continued, “I know him, and I know that he doesn’t mean it that way as well. That to me is what matters. When you have a personal relationship with someone, it’s a feeling that you’ve got to have and to me that’s the most important one.”
Sergio Perez mentioned that he is focusing on “this weekend and the performance on track.”
Angelina Jolie, one of Hollywood’s most iconic and versatile actresses, has graced the silver screen with her incredible talent for decades.
Here’s a list of top 10 Angelina Jolie films:
Foxfire (1996):
Angelina Jolie shines as Margaret Sadovsky in Foxfire. Directed by Annette Haywood-Carter, this film, loosely based on Joyce Carol Oates’ novel, tells the story of a group of rebellious young women exploring their newfound empowerment.
Gia (1998):
Angelina Jolie’s stunning performance as the iconic Gia Carangi in the biopic Gia is remarkable. The film traces Gia’s meteoric ascent in the fashion world, followed by a tragic downward spiral marked by addiction and illness.
Jolie’s portrayal is a tour de force, earning her both a Golden Globe and a Screen Actors Guild Award for her performance.
Girl, Interrupted (1999):
The film revolves around Suzanna, played by Winona Ryder, who reluctantly commits herself to a psychiatric facility after a suicide attempt.
Inside, she encounters Lisa, a fellow patient with a penchant for chaos. Jolie’s portrayal of Lisa is both enigmatic and disturbing, stealing the spotlight and earning her the Best Supporting Actress Oscar.
Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001):
Angelina Jolie’s portrayal of the iconic video game character was a delightful blend of intellectualism and agile action in the film.
Jolie confidently embraced the role, adorning the character with an English accent that added authenticity.
Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005):
Angelina Jolie takes on one of her most iconic and memorable roles alongside Brad Pitt in Mr. & Mrs. Smith.
The film revolves around Jane and John Smith, a seemingly ordinary married couple leading secret lives as assassins working for rival agencies.
When their true identities come to light, they are tasked with eliminating each other, but their genuine emotions start to blur the lines.
Changeling (2008):
Directed by Clint Eastwood, the film delves into the harrowing true story of Christine Collins and the Wineville Chicken Coop murders.
After Christine’s son, Walter, vanishes, the police claim to have found him, reuniting mother and child.
However, Christine played by Angelina Jolie insists that the boy is an imposter, leading to her being labeled delusional and confined to a psychiatric ward by the authorities.
Salt (2010):
Angelina Jolie takes on the role of Evelyn Salt, a globe-trotting operative whose true loyalties are shrouded in mystery.
Despite its potential, the film falls short of establishing a successful franchise, much like some of Jolie’s previous action ventures.
Maleficent (2014):
Angelina Jolie takes on the iconic role of the evil queen from Sleeping Beauty in Maleficent.
The film provides a fresh perspective on the character, offering a sympathetic portrayal of Maleficent and exploring her origins.
Eternals (2021):
Angelina Jolie demonstrated her ability to shine even in the midst of a crowded cast in Eternals.
While the film itself may have left some disappointed, Jolie’s portrayal of Thena, a superhuman warrior with a unique set of powers and inner struggles, manages to stand out.
Those Who Wish Me Dead (2021):
Directed by Taylor Sheridan
, the film offered Angelina Jolie a cathartic role during a personal struggle.
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