Ex-Strikeforce and Elite XC star Gina Carano has booked her first major acting role since her exit from the Star Wars spinoff The Mandalorian earlier this year.
The former fighter-turned-actor was fired from her role as Cara Dune in the popular Disney+ series after she made a number of controversial posts on social media including one that compared the atrocities suffered by Jews during the Holocaust to the current political climate in the United States.
Carano later removed the message from her social media account but the damage was already done with Disney calling the post āabhorrentā and cutting ties with her, which included her exit from The Mandalorian as well as a rumored series called Rangers of the New Republic , where she was reportedly expected to serve as one of the lead roles.
Now Carano has officially booked her first major role since that situation exploded back in February after signing on to star in a new revenge thriller with a script from The Hitcher and Near Dark writer Eric Red.
Blacklisted for effectively saying āpeople should be nicer to each otherā lol. But she should have known you canāt bring up the Holocaust without Jews shrieking.
She was already trying her luck by talking about trannies before that so she probably just didnāt care or fit in with Hollywood types.
Iām telling you guys right now she posted on the forum.I figured that shit out & didn`t let nobody in on it because I didnāt want to blow it for everyone.On her profile she had Haywire & only had Kirik & Ronda as friends.
She used to only post on female fighter threads & then changed things up a hair.She talked about her sister,she talked about being friends with Ronda.She also posted āHey,Dana make me offer that I canāt refuseā
I think she had one post that said that you donāt know who you are talking to.
I`m very confident that @Kirik had her posts deleted at one time?
I donāt understand, why wouldnāt anybody not want her old post to be here? Lots of great Fighters have graced our hallways my man, from the mightiest of the mighty to the lowest of the low