Is this person presumably portrayed authentically?

Learning Goal: I’m working on a communications question and need an explanation and answer to help me learn.Valdez is Coming! was released by Warner Bros Pictures in 1971. The film starred blue-eyed leading man Burt Lancaster as Marshal Valdez and Jamaican-born Frank Silvera as a Mexican sidekick.The western-themed movie features cultural nuances that could cause many people to squirm today. Yet, it offers a realistic look at how Hollywood portrayed people of color 50 years ago, including Latinos, who were rarely hired as leading actors then.l. BEFORE you post an Analysis: Watch Valdez is Coming! (Links to an external site.) The link takes you to Tubitv.com, where you can watch it for free (with commercials, which provides an excellent break to write down your thoughts on what you just saw). If you have an Amazon Prime account, you can watch it for free on Amazon.ll. AFTER you have watched the film: Share your thoughts about stereotypes in the film by posting a four-paragraph analysis and reply to at least one classmate.Write an overview paragraph about the ethnicities and races portrayed in the film. How many ethnicities and races do you see played by the actors cast in the movie? Do they have someone of a certain race or culture playing someone else of a different culture? Do they perpetuate stereotypes? Do they overcome them? How?In your second paragraph, focus on an minor character that is shown on-screen for more than 30 seconds, regardless of whether the person speaks or not. Tell us about the character and where, timewise, he or she is seen in the movie. Is this person presumably portrayed authentically? Clothes, actions, voice, etc? How? Is the character stereotyped? If so, in what way?In the third paragraph, explain how the portrayal of the character can help or harm people who look or speak like him or her. Also, look at how the character’s portrayal can reinforce stereotypes in a positive or negative way for people who do not look or sound like the character.Finally, if you directed the film, what would you do to avoid stereotypes?
Requirements: 4 paragraphs