Bobby Lee believes there is an unspoken hierarchy in Hollywood that segregates actors into different social or professional groups.

“I just think that there was like a different lunch tables no no so this is okay this is what you need assist I'm here no no you I don't need an assist I think I can go I think I can do it okay I think I can do it right so the other I'm going to do another story that's going to be related to it okay ”

Casting choices in historical films like The Odyssey that ignore the source material's historical and cultural context are done to satisfy diversity mandates rather than creative merit.

“The problem is when you try and thrust them into something where it doesn't make sense. And what's crazy about this is think about it. Without the quotas, without the diversity mandates in the '9s, let's take it late 80s through the '9s, the three most identical identifiable faces on Earth, do you k”