"And I find the choice interesting- having a black Hedwig changes some of the dynamic of the character's obsession with American pop culture. Part of the appeal of Luther to him is how distinctly American-Other he is when compared to the small, awkward, white girly-boy Hedwig. He's American. He's cool. He's confident in his sexual identity. He's big. He's black, which makes him rare and almost exotic on the other side of the Berlin wall.
Granted, I'm not saying it's a wrong choice, but I always thought that Luther was designed to be the anti-Hansel."
This is what I was thinking.
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