<p>Being invited to join the<em> Indiana Jones</em> franchise would be an exciting opportunity for most actors, and that's exactly how <strong>Shaunette Renée Wilson</strong> felt when she was offered a role in the new movie <a rel="noopener noreferrer" href=" target="_blank"><em>Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny</em></a>. But in reading the script, the actor came across a scene that she didn't feel comfortable filming. Finding it "offensive and a bit problematic," she made her feelings known to director <strong>James Mangold</strong>, and the scene was changed.</p>
<p>Read on to see why the 33-year-old actor felt that she had to speak up and what else she had to say about being a part of the Indy universe.</p>
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