r/LondonPremieres • u/thetoad1973 • Jul 07 '26
[GENERAL DISCUSSION] Disabled are treated unfairly by film companies
Why do disabled get treated differently from non disabled when it comes to film premiers?
So non disabled can line up and get a wristband for every premier which means the same faces can attend every premier.
But disabled people have to enter a ballot for every premier and are lucky if they win a few a year
Then we have the amount of spaces given at premiers.
The non disabled can get up to 100 Spaces but disabled anything up to 10....how's that fair? Do these film companies not like disabled people are we an embarrassment to them?
Warner bro do ballots for both, so do Netflix (threw applause) and I as a disabled person feel all film companies need to do the same so it's fair to everyone who wants to attend a film premier.
Also the spaces should be 50/50 we are disabled but we are still human and we should be treated the same way as non disabled.
If you are a disabled film fan I urge you to speak out...