Regina King hopes diversity 'remains a conversation' after the Golden Globes
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msn.comRegina King hopes the issue of diversity "remains a conversation" after the Golden Globes on Sunday (02. 28. 21). The 50-year-old actress was nominated for the Best Director accolade at the awards ceremony for 'One Night in Miami' - her directorial debut - and although she ultimately lost out to Chloe Zhao's 'Nomadland', she's glad that the prominence of female directors sparked a conversation about diversity within the film industry.
Regina shared: "For a lot of us it's bittersweet that this is just happening . . . this conversation. I'm happy that it is a conversation and I'm hoping that it remains a conversation. "I'm hoping that it's actually the beginning of a true shift in recognizing just how many women that are powerful artists,.
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