Interview with lenny henry
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Lenny Henry believes the current problem in creative industries is a lack of diversity, fearing this will lead to a loss of creative voices if unchanged. He offers increasing diversity as a solution. The interviewer challenges stats that only 1% of TV directors are black, to which Henry says the figure may be outdated but the problem remains. He mentions Steve McQueen as a talented black British film director who had to go to the US.
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