An anti-hate organisation has defended Bradley Cooper's decision to wear a prosthetic nose to portray Jewish conductor Leonard Bernstein in his latest film. The actor sparked a backlash when the trailer for his upcoming biopic Maestro showed him with a larger nose than his real one, with some accusing Cooper of reinforcing Jewish stereotypes. But the Anti-Defamation League, which fights antisemitism and bias, said the decision to use a prosthetic was fair. In a statement to US outlet TMZ, the international Jewish organisation said: "Throughout history, Jews were often portrayed in antisemitic films and propaganda as evil caricatures with large,...
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