Messing around with very basic facts about historical characters

Rating: 10/10 (5 September 2016)

Hey Thunderdogmax Poetic license not an invitation to portray Starwars as a Civil War/Princess Bride movie.
Producers, screenwriters, and directors will all have their own reasons to move away from what really happened when making a movie based on a real life event without operating under your premise.
I don't expect every movie based on historical events to be a documentary, but the more the movie is steered away from reality for no good reason, the less it is based on the event it names and the more it will be criticized by some as making it too PC or too evil or too one extreme by some and too the opposite extreme by another.
Sure, turn this guy into a Black guy and see how that plays in the Black community.
This particular person is seen as either evil incarnate or a super hero, so any changing of his actual racial, ethnicity, or any other social demographic will set off some and please others.
Hey, I have unique idea! How about tell it like it is? That is not done very often. It just might be an angle that could work, if we boosted up the slow parts and consolidated minor roles down into two people and got him a few hot chick dates, sports cars, a buff actor and gave him a few fun to watch hobbies like aerobatic sky diver and oh yeah, we have to have the mandatory animal thing, so he always searches the forests for birds with broken wings who are about to fulfill their link in the food chain but by removing the bird a carrion eater will starve. Oh well, have to draw the line somewhere or the original story gets lost!