Growing emphasis on diversity in Hollywood will be the death knell of showbusiness as white men are cast aside for minorities in a trend that's likely to end in a sizeable lawsuit, entertainment insiders warn.

Ideology trumps good.'.

The entertainment industry is increasingly favoring diverse casts of writers and actors, such was the case with And Just Like That, a Sex and the City reboot.

Moviemaking legend Quentin Tarantino has also lashed out at the shift, telling Bill Maher : 'Ideology trumps art.

Ideology trumps individual effort.

'I'm all for LGBT and Native Americans, blacks, females, whatever minorities that have not been served correctly in the making of content, whether it's television or movies or whatever, but I think it's gone too far,' he told Bari Weiss.

'I don't see myself casting a white dude as the lead in my movie,' he told Hollywood Reporter in 2019.

'I don't see myself casting a white dude as the lead in my movie,' he told Hollywood Reporter in 2019.

Kevin Parker, a talent manager, told Kiefer and Savodnik that Hollywood isn't shifting toward diversity because it's the right thing to do - it's doing so because it's profitable.

Rocky would've also been told much differently since the opponent he defeated was black, the director said. 

'I think the only thing worse than a lack of diversity is faux diversity or diversity for diversity’s sake,' Just Like That writer Keli Goff told Deadline. 

She added: 'Factually 50 [percent] of jobs in the entertainment industry are still going to white people, (men at that)