Typecasting plays a big role in how characters are presented in movies. It affects what people think and expect from the actors they see.

1. Casting Facts:

   • Research shows that more than 60% of actors usually get stuck in the same types of roles based on what they’ve done before.
   • For example, a study found that 75% of viewers think of actors in certain movie types, which makes them less likely to watch films with typecast actors.

2. Character Identity:

   • When actors are typecast, it can make characters less interesting. Often, we see them in just one way.
   • For instance, romantic leads are mostly white, with about 80% of them in big films.

3. Cultural Impact:

   • This pattern keeps stereotypes alive and shapes how society views different identities.
   • Studies show that 90% of people feel a stronger connection to characters who are similar to ones they already know.